The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
STATE PRESS.
PURE AND POPULAR.

PURE AND POPULAR.
General l.. q. Rose, OF Waco, 10 spoken OF
aud popular gentleman, end would make
formidable candidate Mckinney En-
quirer.
DR.. YAndell, president Of the Press csso'
citation, fayors an excursion from the DAT
las convention, in May, 10 the Inter-stats
drill ut Houston and next winter to New
Orieans, transportRtatlon having ooen TELL
dered.-[Ennis Review.
There is lively scramble between Cal
weston and Fort W nth for the democratic
st ate convention, vito the chances decld-
edly in favor OF the Fort. We wish IL ats
tinc,iy unders God that IN tnls uenioGrat a.,
convention business TIE Sun ~ decidedly IN
favor Of the For,.-[ Weatherford Sum
THE WAY THE MosEY ooEs.
IL In said 10 he a tact that 800 negroes
have been summoned to appcsr ut Jener-
son, to testify in the alleged election frauds,
set tor trial At this term OF the court. rms
IL one of the ways the money goes, 10 sws II
The fec bills OF The msrshsls and other OH
GERS OF the COURT rexarkena News.
IRELAND HosonHD.
Gcyerpor Ireland is very fortunate in
having relatives among newspaper men.
DIR. Yandell. president OF the Texas E1ito-
rial association, is q brotherin'law OF Mr..
IrelBpd, ana MI. Tonp, Va eho N
! Tunes, Is also a brother-in-law. Aud all
three are good average sort OF men, too
GCorsicaDa Courier.
SHE DESERVES 1T.
| Fort Worth will erecy q wigwam-a tem-
porary building for the democratic state
convention If she is bonored with t1s seiec-
ton 1t is 10 be ZV9 5s zee. OIL ,.es
The seating capacity Wi be 1900 persons.
| Its cost vii be about $1,000. A city OF such
enterprise and liDsrnlity shon.d DO en-
courseed. We say let Fort Worth have
the preference. She deserves t.-lOorsi'
cana Observer.
! WANTS 1T TOO.
The Fort Worth Gazette says that 10 their
claim, 20 tho state convention, Houston
represents southern Texas aud Fort Worm
northern Texas. But the Gsz't.e II mis-
tskep. Houston, Ia ner relationship 70
| Texas. knows no north, no south, no east,
no west; but one indivlsitls great state, OIL
which she is the grand commercial center
Standing ready. with ample hotel accommc'
dsticns, and generous welcome TO receive
tne ~ lsaates OF the grand old democratt
oarty as thav come riding in on her clever
railroads. Houston Age.
| sKNp IN YOUR oRDER.
We are not going Ia the carp business
exclusively, but We TAKE occasion 70 ~
from Hon. John Lubbock. ttate hsh com
missioner. ststipg that be h.s On aouna
ence Of German carp In the state nsh ponu
and will supply any OF our people wh'
have pools In which to take care OF them
This il a state enterprise and citizene o
Dallas county who wish TO engage in hst
culture are as much entitled TO hsh IRON
the state as ATTY body else. Sepd up YOU
orders.-[Metqui'er.
BoRs TO FAME.
There 10 nothing like being born fortu
nate and popular. and We have always con
J tend d that IL IL better to be born poor nn'
fortunate than rich and unfortunate. In,
editor OF this psper Is laborirg urder q bal
! lucination Of graft yine delight. He has eeel
rnooipted road overseer by the commits
} ,ionsrs' court, on the rosd that runs RON
the Herald office to the Methodist church
Duting the last two years We hsve urse'
, oyerseers 10 work the roads; told them ho'
4, work the roads. aud argued why thel
shouli be worked and as soon ~ tn
vratber clears II we will spit in our hand
.pd .hov taem how 10 work road MOI
ris Coupty Hertld-
Seth Ste~art, OF Sulphur Springs, 10 po'
: prominently befo.e the people Of the fourtl
Congressional district. The fficnns OF Nj
lsegsrt are zeaious 10 his behalf. This
, our old district and Ne are interettsd d
the race. There IL only one man In Oh
, district fwbo II likely 70 be oeiof
the people, that ws would rather - elected