The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-10

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.Tnat Dsllss 10 determined 10 get Q rail-
,osn 10 aus aood section Of osaniry 81 a.
early asy. sx'sndink IN so,ns dlisoiioI
tbsr. IA no duct" said Nh Oppe 'heinisr
pu sldsnt OF tpe Merchants Ercnaprs, 4" y
HrEALp reporter In eonveiss,ion ses'e''
dsy mofulilt,. In speaking OF the o. lzsns
.siir,sd mteliBg held wiIbin the past IL "
days. n. q ted that the eommlt, ees sp'
poin,sd The isst meeting - oonies vi b
such 'o.'' , 1s p's nea -" p on.
i hs0', : dl.,sscs Of on. huncrsd nv IS
acre Al work and the outlook TO- ihe bu ID
iDe. eoaipins aud operating oi such a line
80 ys,y favorable. Tbs words OF Mr.
Oopsnheimsr Wefe ttill rinsipe in tue re-
porlsr's ears when the changing OF the bell
"A a special Train that came ling down
10 the Cult. Colorado d s,n,s lie depot
attracted his stteution ana hs oo eivsd the
ever conspicuous otiioisl car, which ottos-
abroad. An invoice OF taa parry
revealed tho tact that Y was
c,mpo q d Of Mr.. Schneider. general mana
ser az tins me: MIL. N. Gro sley, super
,n,ena.ut;. NJ. o. q. Murray, general
frsient ana passenger agent; NJ. raikar,
the travelling auditor, aud fhooan Howard,
respondent OF the Chicago later Ocean.
They arrived ., o'ci3cs x anu we're Sru 5000 On ~
penh, liner and MAFsalis, three OF the rsil.
road committee appointsd by the CIT zsns'
NEE ns TO confer With psr les relative TO
lhs builiius Of psojscted llne from this
city. What tbs result OF the confer
snee was, the reporters though
they worked like beavers, IA led 70
learn, yet the inference 10 that l' favored
o, favor 10 ID llss. Ths idea 10 that D'l!as
Il x.asa 0nn fs,p ha huilii amin.
oinea vpsrating o line with IL ssthe
initial point tnat will extend Tor one hua-
dred miles, The routes spoken OF IL tie
extension of the Cult. Colorado Il Ssots
Fs 10 Pati, via Rookwall or 'ou Invest %
| srowpwood via Cleourne, or noitaw.sL via
,.ecs'ur. Mr.. J. z. 6mnh, msyor OF Font
Worth. NJ, sas. Rsed anu M"n'romerv,
pro niuen. citizsns oil For Wo'ta, either
cam. over 18th the rail- siy party or FOL
loved 4, tnelr wake. For Worth is slivs
TO tbs situation aud 90 ~ Dslla.
Tpe a,nta lie officialseistai that Monday
week n lnr0ugh passenger tram would bI
rnn iron, o. las via. Tempe 10 Lsmpass'
Sprlnrs. 9h ich would leave Dallas aood;
o'clock 10 he morning. THIS wall prove Ia
be q grea. convenience 10 tue travelling
public.
| "A UeaALp reporter met Mr.. Phociai
II ,waru, OF Oauville, Illinois, a jnurnaiis
! and correpondent OF the later O;ean. 4,
genial gentleman, rno would Laugh whar
he laughed and ''em 10" when ne smiled
He ss,d tha he was not here as a news
pso, r mar, however, but on u visit OF IN
spsct'on. He says that the anoitioa-, res
less agricultural population Of Illinois
which for the past live year, has been seek
ing new homes In the nor,hwesi, has be
come disguised with sho't seasons, Ions
winters aud nlzzards and III Just beginning
10 look favoraoly toward Texas.
| "Whst report will you msbe when you
re;ufn?" was asked by the reporter.
Mr. Ho.ard "That am simply
charmed win the country srouId DAii:
\ and northern Texas generally You musl
understand that the agricultural element
| of the states OF OHIO, Ioo,pns and ILLINOIS
is In atrsnsitive condition. Toe old pi y.
neers who hewed out the forests and bnilfed
mn the pra,rise, who made III cdest iori uueS
are rapitlv passing away Fnelf
sons and dau lighters mary ami IN srms'ry
and, like :neir fathers before tnem, are
charmed with the tales OF pioneer LIE
y mich they nave heard. They, too, wan,
TO try the fortunes OF new country.
know hundreds OF these thrifty young
people In Illinois, and [ sh II tell tlem tina:
land Is cheap, the soil untQualed. lns =
cial ana commercial advantages FAR grea,ef
man their fathers ever enjoyed IN Texas.
"Hsye Won observed any hostility e
northern men or northern enterprise whil'
.None in tho least At every station I Set
It's pls form filled With agricultural impie
menis bearing the mark OF noJtn.ro manu-
Iacturers, aud on every hand fino tn
Texan, the San Jacinto aud AIsmo Texan
| as cordial. as honest. as generous towa,t
Itne northern man as he is 10 EaId'the Nit
lsIssiopian or Alsbamisn.n
lyon are connected With the Ch'cag'
Inter Ocean, a bloody shiit republics
newspaper, I understand"
YES; as q correspondent"
"Haye You seen any where in Texas an'
thing tnaS would cause you - report u
the Inter. Ocean, on your return, eny ev
lidence OF rebsl.i0us spirit the iedera
government"
"No. The only fault fud with yot
Texans, cit zens aud jourDs'stic sll1e, u
tina YOU are irpe.trsders. The lD'er-Oiea'
favors reasonable and mitpd profession
American industries. 30 do iour-fiiihs o
the intelligent dem -crsts. II inois, lndiani
and Ohio. NV advice to sonr people Is T.
Drop free-trade, drop polit cs, curb voa
bourbon m .joriiy and devote all your VS.
energies toward building up the most prou,
is,ng new state in the whole union to-day.
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