The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-25

men hsvs the moral courage 10 undertake,
aud We most heartily hope that heaven
may smilo on their efior,s.-fAbeline Re-
porter.
The Austin Salesman bears abundant
sv Idsncs OF the hardest kind OF editorial
work II commands our admiration Tor iis
industry, a. we'll as Tor MANY ether eS'
cellent Qualities Il San Antonio Times.
AN GxPEssivE LUXURY.
The most money for the least service
paid out nv Texas Ia enjoyed by James
Il itton. He took an excursion over the
state some time ago NJ the sxpeaso for he
SALARY Il the people and foi hin rida ~ the
expense of ths railroads. He made his re
port and that ended Ia nothing, and II
amounted TO noihisg 10 begin wiih.-lr y-
Ter Courier.
FULL or xHrEarRIbE.
The Dallas HERALD IL nov issued every
day OF the week; ,he htst Monday issue
was ON the IAN instant. la tue course 81 a
few days IL will be out Ia new dress. IL ~
full Of enterprise, and has done Gieat deal
In building up It's home CITY IL has
peculiar modest way Of getting along VITA
cut getting riled u, Anything said by ia
contemporaries. Some months ago there
| vas good deal oi ncerhiiy OF emper tx
hibited when dealing with tho Fort Worth
Leader.
| no, NOT A CANDIDATE.
Tho Statesman III booming General Ross
again. al available msteiiel for the queer.
Material nomination. A model man ID
General Ross, but no has said. nearly Two
months ago. that no 10 not and VIII not be
candidate for governor. And, In as plain
terms ns tho Eielish language ailords, he
has said II will 90 Of no use 10 nominate
him, rs he does not waot tue place. Here
in Waco General Ross Ia not considered
candidate,-fWa Day.
Two WAYS.
San An ONTO aud Houston have different
WAYS. When the San Antonio Merchtnts'
Exchange decided hat 10 wanted % put up
\ Merchants Exchange building, II GIT mp
| a begging circular 10 the citizens generally,
askisy Contributions OF money 20 hu Id
with. That 10 the San Antonio way. When
the Houston Cotton Exchange dscldeu that
| IL wanted Cotton Exchange huilding, ~
got an estimate OF what money WIS heeuen'
placed the amour. Oh dep00it Ia the bank,
bought the ground, let oct the contract,
and tha building IL now being erected.
That 10 the the III Iusiou way HOUSTON
Age.
ruRY IHKM our.
IL In understood, indeed Known oy Mr..
Tljen's iriende thst ne has unoounueu
lClutidence In MI kinohi
leader and an uncompromsing aud trust
worthy democrat. This being so, ought
mot TIE ssge al Grxmeroy TO no led TO the
nsrs door Of the democratic sanctnary ana
exp.ll.d from tho brotherhood Randall a
democrat! Samuel rtlden hls endortei!
They ,hould bs ignored, aud their uamss
| should 90 down 10 po5'trlty with tnose
o,her msn tha. the ultra free trade demo
| crrts d ssire 10 couslgp TO o0llyicn-Jetier'
son. jackson, Wright Stephens, Polk, bu-
chni,,n. aud, ia fact all the former leedera
of the party who believed that the indus.
,ries of our country should bs iustered aud
cared for uutil they were able 10 compete
with thoso OF more advanced nations, lurn
Them ouL.-T5an Antonio ENprese.
WILL BE EXPLICIT.
| The discus.ion OF what Is person or paper
would do II the party r,-adopt the platform
oi IsSD IL mr. useless aud wtsteiui OF time ~
20 ssk Whist man would 40 IN the even
OF being struck by lightning or swallo gee
I'm bv en- earthquake. NO man woo ma
paiu the least attention to polii lnol
cations nut knows toe words, "tgriH iol
revenue Only" will not appear IN anothel
democraiic platform. IL nos not eppears
iu one since the election In 1857. Even "
frse trsde Ken ucky, 1.-The Gtat. oil waiter
sop.n proposition 70 insert the sHprehsioi
in the state democratic platform was fe
iscted, The democratic platform this yea
|
thn. tho tariff tor revenue" VII bs 30 40
insied ss 10 protect, b tie extent deemel
neresfary, tho Industries and business al
inire OF tho country -(San Antonio FIX
} press. narrow
IL Mr. Barnett Glbbs viii listen 10 Tn
statesman he will esohew The interviewer
When necessary TO speak II 10 always righ
IN sneak the tfnth. But good sharp maj
!, cnn get on very well very often by teopinl
/. MS mouth shut. An interview al arm
length has always enough mischief la II
Init these long range fellows are always par
tieu,urly unsa {. They knock caliow states
mau.hip over about as d ioy plstois Tn
cslioY youth who II ca theno ~ ~ AWAY
, n good thing 10 seek iuteIc0urss with IN
, neople. and find out how tho public puls
/. bsats, and when public sentiment goes, o
ia about to go wrong, seeh fnir upportu
nifty. and In frank murlY speech say ju'
what you mean end IN the very TEEN OF IN
, voting sovereign Ia the main Barnet
, Gibbs is 9 sound man, cisae heaaeu ~.
tearlesu fellow. This 10 the sort OF MAJ
, the people of Tsxas delight 20 honor. Tse
, ALWAYS take kindly 20 8 frank. HONEST, oul
snoken man who hos no nonsense anon
hio,. ana this Ia eninrntlv the case wiz
, Mr.. Barnett Gibbs, of Dallas Aussi
Statesman.
, PARIS AND DALLAS.
| The North Texan believes That IN
brightest days Paris has ever enjoyed WI
/ be derk when compared with the bfign
DAYS an store for us, 81 We DO our duty a
9 enterprisng men should, who ieei end tag
Q a pride in oec,ug their home, this city
. with rapid strides joining the other cite
: of Texas IN the grand progressive march
/. Surely there is not q mao who claim
!. Paris as his home, who viii be 9
q iost TO his own Interest, his duty, 10 ~
home and his city not 10 Literally rsspon
when called on to accomplish and secnr
:. this important connection, 30 essential !
n our future greatness. Let no man point
:. his neighbor in this matter. but VINE
called on do his duty, trusting that n
Il neighbor is equally as public.spitited
himself. Personal matters and every otht
!. desire, save that Of pushing Paris to tn
, front, must be put aside. While Psris
j, now growing, yet the North Texan SCI
In the near future brighter DAYS Tor GU
a beautiful city than the most sanguine eve
4 dreamed OF, or the most hopeful ever pre-
: dicted. The new era Can only be accom-
4 plished with WORK, money, public spiri
!. united effort and harmony Of action. The
let every man do his duty and meet II
A., public spirit OF Dallas in o man 1er tht
will reflect honorably on our reputation
y an enterprisng. progressive aud publ
' spirited city North Texan.
a | c,wry FIFTH ANNIYERsARY OF TIL