The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-11
STATE PRESS.
TEENKNr VICTIM.

Democratic preset Is has succeeded admit.
rably Ia onnslgning "a promAtuIs graves all
the candidates proposed for presidential
lon0rs, w 10 date coleman Voice,
TnE rifil or N,
fence.cultlng In "a crime against the
rights oi men, aud 90 10 she g1DDling up
OF the country aud the range By oapitslists,
to tho "ietZlnE out" OF the agricultural
aud small stock Interests. The Legislature
should soc 10 10, that eVsn handed Justice Is
dealt out To both classes In the measures
brought forward this ssAsln. Il 5omeryoll
County Reporter.
rng STATES nurr.
Let Texas regulate her fsncc-outting
srdor " her Ciiizens, TX up the school mat.
ters, took little moro carefully after that
dhsllyinr cash balance, and then we Will
begin 30 get GA again. There isn't doubt
put oil this disorder growing out OF the
war between tbs btoCkmtn and farmers
Tor thai 10 really smounts to..-is inlittng
FERROUS injury On this staIe. IL is turning
lmmi grafton aside, and sending capital to
other western states aud territories which
Otherwise would belong TO Texas Waco
Examiner.
FORTY T,R MN.
II is reported that Frank James is dying
Ct consumption. The iuhuman wfetohrs
who caused him 10 ho iMprlsousd within
stone walls are 10 blame for tuis Mr.
Mr.. Jamcs free aud easy life ~ fitted him
Tor the close confinement OF all man
Who has bren accustomed 10 rObbng trains
stealing horses aud shooting people in he
back aud al such heathful outdoor eNer
cses should not DO shut up In the nois0me
fecCsse8 OF "A cell unless one wants TO s8e
him pine away and die. IL lsalso said that
the report that Frank James Is dying Of
consumption is all bosh. We are sorry for
Mr. James, and cannot but feel regret that
he wasn't hanged Fl III Puso Herald.
THE sIocKnEs.
II has been stated that the stockmen's
convention was called tO meet ~ Austin
On the same day the legislature met, for
the purpose Of inA uenoing the latter body
In It's legislation regarding iance matters.
The fs'sity of such intimation is proven
when 10 Is known that at the annual meet
ing of slockmen in Austin in February,
1883, a resolution was adopted, that the
annual meeting for 1884 should be held NJ
Austin the second Tuesday la Janu Try.
The minutes OF the convention, showing
this prove the absurdlty OF the statement
referred TO. At that time no one dreame
NJ an extra session OF the legislature In
January, 1854. Instead Of the stockmen's
convention meeting on the day the legisls-
ture convened, IL is Just the reverse. The
legislature met on the day the stockmen
convened Il Austin Statesman.
TsE LOTTERY WAR.
The uhiects Of lottery and gift enterprises
have been very freely discussed recently aud
what evils there are connected with them
have been magniled ten-'old by the per-
sislent hostility towards them OF that great
and good man Mr.. Gresham who is at the
head Of the pOstOilice department. We
have taken occasion to say before, we ore no
apoiOgists for games Of chance, though we
tail to see wherein lottery is any worse
than tina respectable aud aristocratic occu
patton f dealing in stocks aud securities on
Wall and Broad streets, New York, against
which Mr.. Gresham and other reformers OF
his nd have nothing to say, but OCCASION
ally much to do with them. Our conviction
is that this trade against and active perse-
cution of those connected with the Louisi-
ana lottery, originates in its being south
ern institution aud has connected with H.
two distinguished Confederate generals
San Antonio Times.
tCAsDAL MoHGER6.
In the lights and shadows OF social pic.
lures The darker colOrings attract the most
attention. In social life it is the scandal
monger who finds the most eager listeners
and, like the iniormer who sgea-s away q
life, is vain and proud OF the infamous no.
torety. To lesser extent, perhaps, the
same characteristics obtain in journalism.
The paper most eagerly read is the one
most prolific in sensations. Tearing aside
tina veil which conceals a domestic or social
ulcer is looked upon AS enterprise. Neither
youth nor age, nor tender woman nor help
less infancy, can stay the remorseless fiend
who pirates upon the miseries and misfor-
tunes OF his kind. In animal life the ir-
hapltant of the ever aud the kennel is re-
garaed with adherence. Among men the
wretch who prowls in tho by-ways aud Sc
cret places OF society, who defames the llv-
ing and spreads with invisible poison the
spoiless Wilderness Of the winding-sheet is
hailed as a boon com oanion who can tell
the news. But when baflled scandal is de-
trauded OF victim when IL had looked to
discover Il mine OF Islander, its rage knows
no bounds La Grange Journal.
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
Carried out TO the fullest extent high pro-
lection would inilict IN ust burdens by in
direct taxation upon the people to the i'm
poverishment OF the many aud TO the en-
richmert of a few; IL would build up home
taspopoies and monied aristocracies among
us aud would destroy foreign competition
in our home markets as between foreign
products, and thereby greatly increase the
cost of the necesearies OF life, to the detri-
ment NJ the whole people, save TO the 10.
yored few. On the other hand free trade
would he vaatly worse. II would reduce
wage-labor In this country to the pauper
standard OF Europe, and deprive our labor.
ing classes OF the many comforts, privileges
and pleasures which they now enjoy; IL
would close many Of our workshops and
manufactures and break down many of our
most important industries; 1t would give to
foreigners monopoly OF our home markets
as 10 many or the most profitable articles Of
trade aud necessary articles Of consumption;
Il would drive our mechanics. farm and
shop labofers to starvation wages, and force
thousands of our honest and hard king
people TO wander over the country as
tramps In search VI employment il would
infurate and turn loose the demon of com.
munism and outiawry, whose work OF de-
struciion and devastation would surpass
anything of toe kind ever witnessed in this
country, in comparison to which fence.cut-
ting in western Texas would be child's
piay.-[5an Antonio Express.
SHERMAN, Tex, Sept. "a, 1881. IN
smith & Co., st. Louis: l have sold foF.
of the five gross of the Bile Beans purchased