The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-23
STATE PRESS.


Olin Wellborn is being complimonted
by the press Of Texas oltener than any
other man IN the State. lie deserves all
aud more than is being said of him.
Il WaNabachic Mirror.
DIN WrllbOru will nOthe dispossessed
by the mgrnerous criticisms of ona
or two new spHpers. lie is doing noble
work tui the Democracy, and the feeble
barlis at has heels will cause him to turn
neither to the right nor the left llouS-
ton Post.
Uncle Dan'l recalls some interesting
early "reminiscences in which he and the
hoary old editor Of the HERALD and the
pure whisky of anti bellum days figure
about equally. That's all right for our
dear uncle and gossip, but to the veteran
prOhlbltlonist who 80 calamity steers
the HERALD to-day, the thing will
be the Vcriest Of worm wood and gall.
Uncle Danl, the thing is cruel EX-
amincr.
| II all tho "froe grass" in Texas just at
this time could be presented to the view
of the people, rs the beasts were to Peter
! in his vision, there would DO loud
OUTLAW from one end of the State tO the
other. IL would look hike u patch of the
| Sahara desert and tho wonder would bo
| how men can quarrel over such DESC
lallOn.-l waco baN.
| The Dallas HERALD thinks Tamna-
ny's action was induced by the affection
| it has long cherished for the party of its
| choice--the Democratic party. 1t is
more probable Iammany saw far
enough into the future to be convinced
that u IL wanted To be- ON tho winning
side in this contest il behooVod il to take
a iirm stand for the reiOrm candidates
| Cleveland and hendricks. - Gainesville
Register.
Several of The State papers arc men.
tiOuing Hon. Olin WellbOrn for the
United States senate. This is crafty
Ing indeed, especially when it is cOnsid
cred that these papers are all Outsid,
this Congressional district, and are tn,
: most influential papers OF the State
Whether Col. Nellhurn will lie candi
date or not tho MirToT does not know
but one thing is suro, and that is thu
there is NJ place in tue gin of tho people
to which his talents and charaCte
would not do credit. tWaxahachio Mir
, rOr.
The Fort Worth Gazette has at las
| announced its determination to supper
John Ireland as against Wash Jones.
) the GaZette's support is merely pref
Q ereIrOe to him over Jones the decision
b. neither complimentary to Ireland no
5 very creditable to the Democracy Of on
e Fort Worth neighbor. Personally, III
4 true there IL n great difference betwee
$ the two men; but if the Gazette does no
/ endorse the platform of the Domocrac
of Texas ii cannot claim To he of tn
o Democratic household [WaKAhachi
Q Mirror.
5 THO Waco Examiner speaks Of Hos
7. Olin Wellborn with the most shookia
= disrcspcct aud levity. If It goes on Z
G that rate, It will drive Mr.. Wellborn int
% the ranks of on-self-protoctiO
$ at amy ruto.-- Houston Journal.
lie does not need to protect himscl
II against any such attacks. Tho yer
g source from which they como inrnis
u all the protection required against I'll
vileness of the assaults, IL will be
late day In Il very late year whom 1t b.
comes necessary for any respeCtab
e public man Ia resort to any method ,
If sell-delcnso against the Waco Examine
T., under its present manager lndepcl
- dent Blade,
/ Several wagons containing famili,
IS came in this week in search of homes
10 Montague county. They came fromlIas
i orn Texas. They don't como in ana bu
De- a nirlIel's worth of crackers and onquiI
* the way west. but thoy ask who hi
c land Tor salO in Montague county Mo
u taguo county eau furnish Cuniurtab
% homes for thousands Of outorprisii
10 farmers, her aims arc always open 4
immigrants. Give us 100000 more plo\
and hoes and men sufficient to use the
aud you can have the western gru'
10 tree or leased, it makes but little diile
II onco 10 us, Montague Northwest.