The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12

that hero In tho Lone Star state we have
had good many "bigger mem than tho
sluRger. man who N simply expert
with his fists can't raise hall tho excite.
m'nt thot Hardin, Bass and Fisher were
wont 10 osea,e.- Austin Capital.
nLKsDlNo tkcLr HAM.
Mr. Lowering wants a pension Of - per
month y. zen ~ Rll tnldiers and sailors who
eFfeet SHY dsysia The late war, II seems
tust iae national treasury is silll too
pIoihunc. Tho next tning eome patriotic
c1cgrcssman may do Is 20 introduce u bill
20 demniiy all parties who paid money
for elbslituies In the late war or paid tees
70 physicians and muster oilioccn 10 declare
them unit for tho military service. In that
way the treasury might boon be empty II
that 10 the matter with oongress.- Houe'
ton Post.
ISOLATED AND ALONE.
TITO stategnan evidently begins 20 feel
i0nely IN ats defence OF the twn-thirde rule
Tor, 81 the democratic press of the STATE, II
80 nds almost intlaied aud alone. The de-
mooracy through its rFess, 10 speaking out
IN siehforian tones Tor reform t. he
purer, simpler, isirer, and earlier methods
OF TIE party. The Statesman made the
misinke 81 euppopinP that the threat OF The
patti lesh copld coutrcl democratic sent'-
=
was never az any time democratic go Fort
worth GezettH.
WORTHY sENTIMENrs.
The Banner II an impersUnel iourrel pud
70 endenvofs 20 treit all ~ contemporaries
kindly and respt ,hdlly, IL thought ana
81 thinks thet the Post did wrong IN 10
'bllco ion oorcllniug the News and II
sad go pleinly. With the perscnel QuPr-
rols u the pcst ard the News ~ he's moth.
LOG TO 90 With, end respectfully asks 90 h'
counted out. II hes never defended the
course Of the News sad does not row DO 30,
but II did say toe Post ives W. 9ug on i's
attack on the commercial giaud.ug OF the
Nows. The Banner hr' raid Oh several
OCCASIONS that bo.a the Post and the News
ere cX.Cllobt neWspapGl, and that tbey
ought not 10 qufrrCl. this excellent adj
vice bad been taken there would have been
no Dicker ug.- Bienhsm Eapner.
NouNG DEMOCRACY TO THE FRONT.
tho Young democracy OF the slate SIRE
randy coming 80 the 'front.' and the info.
sion Of new blood inl0the patty viii rothurt
II. Tho last leei atur2, especially the sen.
ate, Was particularly noted for The number az
vigorous young iltellects In 10, such ns
Gibbs ANA Gooeh Fleming, Mntlcck aud
Davis. The two tUrlner are Candidates for
Lieutenant governor, and would honor nuy
higher position. Tho prejudice against
young men In Office sh )uld cease. Lot t1e
old stsge hofses stand aside aud give the
young ones CHARGE. In this day and gem
GRAFTON 10 requires tho vim and yigor OF
youth to push the Texas car OF progress.
The fossilized era isabout al an end.-l Mar
lin Ball.
WANTS TUE ROAD.
II Decatur wants 10 be the lumber mar
ket for the great country west OFF she must
have more than one line at railroad. DO
you want 10 double the present product On
OF cotton ~ Wise county? IL you answer
yes, then SO "a work TO secure the Dsllos rnil-
road DO YOU want 30 double the voting, the
tax pHym, 'he producing population OF
Wise CJcly2 u answer yea, then
pull for the Dlllps rsilr ad. Do YOU want
10 moro than double the present yalne OF
your town property, farming and Wild
lauds2 Then talk and work 10 get the Dial.
las railroad. Before the black damon OF
Wise county oan cause wealth 70 dow into
the Golfers CT it's people, another limo Of
railroad must come 10 Decatur Decatur
Post
THE IH8yIrABLE
IL is only question IT very short lime
when every rcre o. iaud in H1-t co1nty
viii ba fencgd and ihers viii be- no ouls de
range ior siock of shy Kind 1t isiueyilable,
ana every wise iafmer will vet accordingly.
I'm oonneo On Win every farm there should
be q good size. Grass pasture, Tor m TX
GNMni NNHEh ANA n lew NANlk ffatliNs sAisb
q hed fet apart for nav. Without these
things no i8rmer can get along comiottlbly.
The lesson ia piain Let every farmer lenCe
and protect hla grass WiLaout delay, Jhoie
who have no grass land had better buy ct
once Ar other Lesson must oe learpcd. In
htead OF keeDing so mDuy EcrubOy. nall
ssdi we'd ca. TIE, Il will De wiser 20. have a
smsller number Of hlooded stock which
should be we'll fed aud ehe'terea in winter,
ioslead Of allowing them 10 gain fat six
months la the yea, only 10 lose it the other
six. Young cattle should be kept fat and
growing a. winter. " VIII pay better 10
raise beeves worth SiCJ apiece than 10 raise
them worth ONLY $50. IL can De done and
II will be done IN few years.- [GreeDyille
Banner.
PURE AND UHsRLFisH MEN WANTED.
We have MANY able and brilliant men.
We have men in Texas who would adorn
any earthly senate, or any earthly position
whatever, but, unfortunately, in the ecram.
BILE for recognition, selfish, dlsregardful
has strobe on over all else. and
the faint OF this selfshpess neutralizes a
usefulness possible, but which will never
be attained. This tcrambling murders all
the nobler feelings and sentiments of our
party lite No one democrat In Texas, with
the solo exception of Sull Rosa, has ever
willingly and gracefully stepped aside that
another might mount in his place.
All sorts of disgrAceful stratngems
aud subterfuges are bGbituAlly rssoftei 10
I'm order 20 win success Men holding the !
very proudest places have won them by
tactics which would puy New York ward |
cauc1s 10 The very blush. These thinga 4
are notC 'ious. The Texas democracy needs /
now few elevated, pure ard able men TO |
urselishlY teach tho fundamental under |
laying principles Of pure democracy ss they |
exist, aud were given TO us by the fathers
OF the party and not gs men see tnom |
through tho glass OF their own selish pur-
poser and ambitions. Texas needs most Of
~ eorc prC.ea1ss 0i lbu pure democratic |
gospel who work without hope or sxpeca-
ion OF other reward than the Consciousness
IF duties performed and well porto med
Aueliu Stptpsmeu