The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
AROUND THE CIRCLE.
A Great Deal said About a Newspaper
Quarrel,
with a Few Items of General La.
teresi.
tho spirit Of tho Texas Press
FnR DtAncRATs.

FOR pth0cRATs.
Chairman Claiborne wants rule tor
dea ocfa,s 10 vote oy, Up IN north Fesss
sen are democrats frum principe. We
vast north ND sns, T,xss vii permit
north Texas 80 vote Tho dem cratic ticket,
rule or no rule: squtr. abd cnmpsss or no
square aud comp... If ~ Worth Gtsstie
wATon ,ri'
Watch out for nonh r,xss In 1850 gentle.
men oi the stf.t. east spd s'uih. Now 10
the time to cultivate The coaiibg power
fforl Worth u q ne.
Rkls ~ PArRi0rIh.
North Texas furi isbe, the bread, cotton
and democrat @ vot~s, o. uth 'Ias ths mig
gers aud ehiils aud lever, southwest Texas
tne satssnsn and derp.rsdors, while
northwest Texas stands pre--minent ~ The
domain VI the COW aud raw hide dude. b
10 will be te.n 81 slsncs that there are
divers and sundry Interests TO hsrmonis,
which will reluire more skill that We kspw
OF within IN. rd-rs VI tho sat. q, this
time. -fMcK nnay Biloxi Wsxsy.
rus VISION ~ TEXAS pI cUsbp.
| The more ihe sutj'c ~ Thought of aud
discussed, th- stronger will osoome the sen.
im-nt IN favor Of div ion, aud by the
| time the fall campaign 10 under iull h.Ed-
say se should nut DC q, ali surprised to
sre thr question al 'hs division OF the
state maze one OF the leading topic, Of u
cnss on Al the bnsh" and ''gnsh" about
Dasy Crockett, 8 IN Houston, tho Alamo"
aud the rE.i Il sun aud Iha pushing
| progressive Cow. puuchers' and "fheep'
nAtoh.r," OF northeast Teras nrc more
than willing that old Texas shsll have AL
be glory tnat attaches 10 thoae old, umH'
worn aud ,hreadbafr ostrhwufds, N thty
may ne alllwud TO depart Ia pence and u
game ate government, or iheif own,
aud euaof such laSs as " II iostlr and pro-
isct their luc,l industries. i Taylor County
lndeI.
THE orHER OF VIII BS Rid.
| What great difi.ie uce II viii mako TO
south feSss SIX years rom GOV wheh ms
r.rt OF the state holds toe yhip hsndIe'
The other tx will be gorod.- Fort worth
Democrat
osEoT THE ruErsT or ruDLIc MEN.
The trou ole vita Marion Martin ~ no
one mas proposed to promote hin and he
wonldn't give y pinch OF sour owl euano
/ tor Simple REELECTION. The gubern 'torial
be-. Ia In els bonnet and the iron has nls,
entered his soul. Betwesn the two, the
| Navarro Statesman hnds his mental re-
sources competent sul.ce for any disap-
pointment which fate may be prep,ring to
DISH out 10 him. dr Martin - ton wise u
IN. n not to DO wltiug TO c1Htfibg To his
share 10 tho nourisnment oft paragraph
or, but all levity aside, he IL one OF tho best
and lures, pu ,ic men In Texas That's
what he is."-f Austin Statesman.
| cispEnshD Pr USvAIREKss.
The III iurt ~ PJp, Is severely condemned
bv oil f.ir.minded journals In the state Tor
its un.c,led for aud unfair attack on tho
News, aud which attempt the News has
nailed 10 tue wall. An attempt to injure
the commercial SANDING of rival Is not
legitimate compttition.-IBren Ban
ner
LET us HAVE PLACE..
| The repreheusiD.e custom which has oh
taiped with some newspapers OF lugging In
the private matters Of Other Journals that
are considered rivals, We ale glad TO BEE has
met with merited rebuke from the press
generally o. Texas. We have Condemned
I, pertedly the course OF some journals
which seemed to indicate that the rulr 8 that
govern tue intercourse OF gentiemepiE 60
ciety, are not n. cesssrily 10 be observed In
| the editorial columns OF newspapers. Whv
! this should be tho case We cannot see. Can
some Que eDliphten MS on the suoiectY
What Is the mnr,f with the Texas press
any bowH There is more qusrrelllpg aud
| inssiug s:.uDg our brethren thsn We have
Is,of witnessed before. Nothing serious, we
know or st least hope, bat 1t does seem TO
AS that there n an unnecessary amount OF
sausobling, and we Judge this to no true
| from their own c0lunns. We cannot be
mistaken when We ssy that the average
reader of the newspaper expects something
OF "A different character when he unf0ldB his
morning or evening paper to learn the news
aud be interested.-[5tn Antonio Express.
| 1T Is COMING.
The friends $50 cslitd) OF Governor Ire
lund have overstepped The marx In their
consoles and upgrateiui attacks on north
Texas, and the feeling in this city shows
tn at this portion Of north Texas feels 1t.
Less than two weeks ago six OF the most
prominent democrats Of this coun,, We're
| interviewed in our court house, and fve
expressed themselves as fsvoring lrelsnd's
reconciliation. while the sixth favored Peter
Smith frst and then Ireland; since the
Waco meeting and since these gentle
men have read what south Texas
papers say, everv man Of the Fix say openly.
he 10 against Ireland. They ssy he does
not know who aud where his frieods are,
and that his refusal or neglect to mnzzle
his organs show him TO be in sympathy
with their utterances. Go to our court.
house any day, talk TO our leading citizens
on the treets ur at their places OF business,'
and you will hear division Of the stare,
spoken about in the most sober AID solemn
terms. North Texas Is tired
vi wood 0e and drawer Of water
for the r.d,csl sections OF the state, aud
beiug constantly aud perpetualiy sDubbed.
North Texso has everything, has all, to
gain by a Civision oI the st'te and the
| form alton OF an independent common
wealth ami II her interesle are not those o
| sou Texas, IL that section has no further
use for us, can paddle her own canoe, We
| wouli be- poor sticks not to cut ose from
her The Democre, only records facts when
| il PAVE that scores OF our pcopie are ready
and anxious tor DIVISION Fort Worth
| Democrat.
The Post dispo es, III a few fippant, tipgle
| line paragraDhs, OF the disgrace I'll, un-
truthful charge 1t made against the Neys
the other day. This is offensive 10 the pe0.s
ple as was the original charge to the News.
- Austin Statesman.
PAYS Tia LARGEST FART.
The Houston Pos tsitted moth Texas in
short paragraph, and tne Dallas HERALD
replies In q carefully prepared and elaborate
article, in which It shows that north Texas
pays the LARGEST part OF the taxes.-[Bren-
ham Banner.
ALWAYS FAIR.
The Fo,t Worth Ghzet Is the fairest op.
ponent in controversy in the held. 1t
knows how TO fight you wnen there ~ a dill
ference, IN 10 pull altcg, ther where you
agree snd 30 tar rom getting mad when
you get in Sullivan rib-bresker, II usually
copies It. This 10 the bet evidence OF con.
fideuce in IL, own strength. IL strong con- |
trasi with this We have the Houston Post. |
Wien you cross its path you become Noz. |
aripe IN whom IL can zee no good, and one |
good lick in he thort ribs settles IL forever. |
Il Waco Examiner
GOOD ADVICE.
The Times hos had very little to cay |
about the bi. er warfare between the Gal |
weston News aud Houston Post. 1t looked |
on the f-ud as one Of those ne wspaper rows
tnat frequently come up, more In the ma. /
ture OF a family fuss than an, thing ese,
a q soon die away and are succe eded ny |
tsffy and upbouBoed admiration Looking |
a. the matter In tnAt philosophical light,
aud having "been there" the Times didn't /