The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31

nine sections and no system of fencing
should Interfere with public travel. Wa
believe the lease law can be modified
ana made as nearly perfect AZ laws can
! ne, put We can never believe that it will
De repealed Coleman Voice.
WAC favor the lease law? Generally
/ Apeaklng, every man who has made a
success OF MS calling in life, and not
uleIchalits ana bankers alone, as some
writer's intimate. Every poor man in
tue county, who has more children than
cows, ought Ia favor 49, for tho simDle
reason that the io1se law sfaBiv pro-
poses 10 make the rich outtle Kings pay
our chlldren for the use OF their iAnds to
nerd and taiten their stock on Farm
ersville Mercury.
The corruption fund will be dimin-
ished by the effort to elect Blaine. but il
Will not be exhausted. II all the states
had AS incorruptible delegations as
Texas has and will have, the nation
would be safe from class legislation.
But the men who enriched Blaine and
other corrupt politicians will be ready to
pour out their treasures TO influence leg
islatiun in the future as in the past.
therefore some more stringent law than
Ut present exists should be enacted to
prevent bribery. Athenian.
Tho South CaroliuE cotton picking ma
chime has been thoroughly tried and
gives every promise of being made a
success. Some improvements are
needed on it to make it complete
| Brennan Banner.
Denison is getting more than her
snare OF the cotton this season. Big
prices Will tell, and ii is astonishing how
rapidly such news spreads. Tho crop is
| much larger than eNpeCteS, especially
in tho nation, and tho staple very fine =
| Sunday Gazette.
one OF the earliest laws enacted in
virginia was one by tho colonial as
sembly in 1905, making all qualified
. voters liable to a heavy penalty for re-
iuslng 70 vote. How would such law
operate in TeIas?- BRENNAN Banner.
Sir Moses Montefiore has been fire.
quently exhorted by Christian clergy
men to embrace their faith, Ho always
listened with courteous interest to such
appeals, but never fora moment wavered
IN MS adherence TO the creed Of his
fathers.- Waco Day.
The Duke Of Cumberland, Queen Vic
toria'5 uncle, should he DuNo of Bruins
WICK by every law Of Inheritance, bat
Bismarck practices the gospel of might
gives right and probably viii gObble up
brunswick as he did Hanover. All for
German unificaliOn-- Houston journal.
After q hard struggle, the Houston
Post has suspended publication. The
failure Of the Post TO become q perma-
nont moneY-making institution, is not
hard to explain. Money and profes-
sional ability was not lack
Ing; generous support was
given by the people Of Houston, yet tho
Post has never been on paying basis
The fact is, that daily Journalism in
Texas is oyerdone, and there was, aud is
room for only one expensive newspaper
in tho territory tributary 10 Galveston
and Houston. In fight TO tho death
between an old established journal like
tho News, backed with ample means,
and = new competitor, however well
supplied with money, the latter, OF
course, went undor. We think the Post
could have been made a good local ps-
por and have made money. EXper-
imonts in daily journalism arc expen.
sive.-LCleburn8 Telegram.