The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30
STATE PRESS.

! At Brownsville on tho Rio GrandG
/ the Republicans are getting desperate
! and are engaged in illegally making cit.
! i2eus out Of MeNicans.-I Bronham Ban
! nor.
/ Logan can get somo consolation out OF
/ his defeat in November in the fact hat
| he aud his family were not forced to as,
/ sOC,Itc with rs mean n man as Blaine
! .Groenville Herald.
! The petition to tho Legislature asking
| the prohibition OF the custom OF scaling
cotton, has started on its rounds with
rapidly accumulatins names.- Honey
I Grove Independents.
The principal occupation OF the Fort
I Worth Mail seems TO be to keep the
Nal las papers straight, but from its
standpoint Il is meeting with but poor
success.-. Brennan Banner.
Mrs. Blaine once suubhed Mrs. Inger-
soil because she was the wife OF q Tree
thinker. This may account for Inger-
suips coldness to Tie Pmmed Knight of
his own manulacturc.-. Houston Jour
nal.
If There is any change needed in the
lease law for the protection of settlers,
tho coming legislature will make il; but
to repeal the lease law and turn the'iand
over To the cattle men free, IL viii never
be DONE. Mckinney Enquire
The Dallas HEaALD adyertises for 20O,-
coo tool killers. There are only about
10000 fools in the state, and just what
use the HEGALD has for 40 many fool
killers x more than we can tell Tyler
Courier.
Talent and ability. coupled with hon
esty, is tho kind of timbersthat should
be used in making our go eminent
vehicles. Just SO in making our ma
clear heads aud honest hearts 10 make
laws Decatur Tribune.
The Republicans stole the presidency
in 1875; in 1880 they bought it, and In
1881 they have commenced a violence at
the polls, by United States marshals,
which indicates that they arc desperate
enough to attempt to wrest the prize
from the people, by armed force Paris
North TeXan.
The South Carolina cotton picking ma
chino has been well tried. II picks the
cotton from the plants, but there il some
difficulty yet unsurmounted about plac-
inc the cotton in bags. Good judges con
slider that there is no reason To doubt III
innate success AS the hardest part OF the
invention has been made a success
Galveston News.
Won't there be rejoicing all over the
nation on the 5th oi November? 1t will
not be tho eyultation Of conquering
hero over the conquest If a new idea,
but an Outbmrst OF thanksgiving over Il
redeemed cause of justice, right and
truth that has been 80 long crushed by
the heel of despotic, tvrauical and uu-
lrinciplcd party Bosque Blade.
The journal would whisper in the ear
of its good friend, tho Dallas HERALD,
the Cassius-likc reproof guaranteed by
seniority for trenching ON personality,
when the party touched may
be very much in the case of Gov. Cleve-
iaud, inutatis mutandiS, We trust that
tho Free Tongue Will excuse the "dog
Latin. : Houston Journal.
Wash Jones is reported to be very
vulgar and coarse man of late. When
he gets mad they say he makes the very
air around him blue cursing. This IL to
oe regretted by all classes. He is unfit
70 receive the votes ofany party or lac
ton unless he can keep sober and use
decent language in his personal talks.
Tyler Courier.
Mr.. Blaine is up in Michigan "caeting
m anchor" in behalf of the Plumed
Knight; Mr.. Butler is down in Illinois |
taking about 40,0O0,00O workingnen,
and Mr.. Cleveland is in Albany, New
ork, attending to his business. We
iont know where st. John is; but Belva |
IS in a millinery store over in California |
rying to select an inaugural bonnet"
Il Honey Grove Simoon.
The Courier-Journal accuses Mr.. |
Blaine of mental decay. He was once
an int lectual giant and an adroit ora
or; but his recent speeches are not
ibove the claptrap and tlippant har-
argues of an ordinary politician. The
cites, AZ proof, his
peech Mt Ann Arbor, in which he in
-olved himself in flat contra fiction,
nd stands nailed to the wall rs trick
ter, by his own mai'droi words.