The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a2, 1884.
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THE people Of Chicago have publicly
resolved that if negro deputy marshals
try their Cincinnati game that they
wont leave greasy spot Of them.
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THE gamblers have all been expelled
rom Waco, and it is said the nights of
he green cloth and manufacturers, who
formerly domiciled there, have take
up their abode in Fort Worth. "Birds
Of feather will flock together"
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JUDGE NonToN's candidacy has driven
WASH JOINS out of the race, or if he is
still running he makes no noise over it.
When the election day comes around
here will probably be but two candi-
lates in the field; IRELAND and NouroN.
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THE dispatches say that WASH JONES
will withdraw from the race for COVER
nor and make the race against Ian
HAM for congress. He has but two
weeks in which to do so, but this Is bet
ter for him. as he might write another
platform.
WE hope nobody will accuse the HER
AID Of parading in borrowed plumes
When itsays that tho WASH JONES party
n Texas is like unto "A mulo-"it has no
1ride Of ancestry, or hope of posterty."
This is why the Colorado City branch Of
he party showed such weakness for
he .ackaaS.
WHAT was was the use of mob vio-
lence to rescue prisoner who was, in
obedience to writ of habeas corpus. in
he hands of the district judgo2 Why
vas not JUDGE Hoop allowed to pass on
he matter? CoURTRIoHr was in con-
rol of Fort Worth officers and hear
ing sot for Monday,
AN address, signed by over 100 of the
most prominent Republicans in Con-
necticut, has just been issued, in which
they give their reasons for not support
ing BLAINE. Among other things, they
say, to vote for him, would be, in their
Judgment, setting party fealty above
honor and honesty.
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TIM HERALD bows its acknowledp
ments to the Kerens Light for the fol
lowing; "The Dallas HERALD has he
come a power in north Texas. Tho
HERALD has been steadily gaining on
MI its competitors until within the last
few years she has taken her stand i'm
the front rank rs great daily iournal.n
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A number of papers in this state con
tinue to state that tho Republicans car
ried Ohio by 1000 majority. This is a
mistake. The plurality did reach that
figure, but for the first time in any Octo-
Der election in Il presidential year, in
that state during the last twcnty-four
years, they failed OF a majority. The
combined opposition outnumbered the
Republicans by over thousand votes.
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NO wonder BLAINE accumulated such
enormous wealth in, ~ brief a congress-
ional career lie bought up cheap or
was presented with worthless bonds.
and when anybody wanted his official
influence he made them buy these bonds
at par. He calls it shrewd iinnncerinr.
but honest people, who haven't beon 10
congress, call it official corruption. No
wonder he is able to put on so much
style.
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The Journal says Eagle Pass has a
plethora OF donkoys, dogs, cats and can
didaies. This is deplorablc, for the
donkeys will kick, the dogs run mad
and hight, the cats make night hideous
with their caterwaulings and the candi.
dates will "set 'em mp" to the boys. OF
all the OWLS complained Of there they
should kill the least lot them massacre
the dogs and cats and permit the don.
keys and candidates to exist.
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hcSwEENEY, who laid four month,
in an English prison, was onoor the mon
most enthusiastic in receiving CLryE.
LAND on his visit to Brooklyn. He saws
thal BLAINE Is know-nothing at heart.
and has 30 little sympathy Tor an Irish.
man and poor man that ho would not
even answer McSwErNEr's letters.
KELLY says that no genuine freshman
will support BLAINE unless il be for tho
sake of an office, and there are but few
OF this kind.
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WHAT has become Of BLAINR's great
libel suit against the indianapolis Senti.
nelS Has II boon dismissed or is the
man who was "married in the sight OF
God" holding it over until agtor tho
election9 When it was first instituted
the HERALD predicted Il would noy.r
come to anissue and It thinks so still, In
fact, Mr. BLAINE's sworn admissions
exhonorate tho Sentinel from all LA.
bility, and 1t would DO nonsense ON the
part OF tho Painted Knight to continue
1t further. Nerit ~ prevalent.
THE Waco Examiner pays Mr.. WELL
BORN the following high compliment:
"All levity aside, but indeed MIR. WELL.
BORN is doing excellent service 10 Tho
cause Of riirreform. The people are
being rapidly educated on this import.
ant subject, not only in Texas but all
over The country. Correct action will
surely follow eventually. We would he
glad to see WELlnoRN at work up north
where the people need that sort ofthin..