The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-19
STATE PRESS.

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. III there is more Internal farce,
more tyranical inquisition, more impo
tent system than the grand jury bust
ness in the civilized world, name it,
Nolan County Record.
Barney Gibbs is elected lieutenant
governor by larger majority than an,
one else on the State ticket, which is
ht testimonial of his great popularity
with the people of Texas Brenharn
Banner.
The cowardly assassin who packs
concealed arsenal around on his worth
less carcass should DO fined not less tnar
$500 or be sent TO the penitentiary
When will the legi slatnre lay firm
hand on the hip pockety-l Nolan County
Record.
While Texas is supplying the market
with steers averaging $50 pounds al
three years, English farmers are selling
fourteen months Old yearlings at S6l
pornds average. Blood and feed makes
the difference. The yearling and the
mother goes to market together and the
young stock brings as much rs the cow.
IL is hard to find old cows in England
they fad their way to the butcher with
the third calf Live Stock journal.
The Dallas HERALD says that the
northern Republicans speak of the
Texas Democratic majority as beasLly.
II this is the case before the true result
1s known--ior the Texas count is "A 81 w
beast-when the grand roll up in the four
score and odd comes in our Yankee
Radical friends will jump from their
soats and yell, "devilshw- Houston
| journal.
| Dallas county claims that il Will be
entitled TO the largest representation OF
any county in tho state in the next Dem
ocratic state convention, as she will
have, under the present apportionment,
twenty-six votes, which will be an in.
crease Of six over tho number allowed at
the last meeting.-! Austin Capital.
The Dallas HERALD of tho 12lh inst.
IN the heading OF an article from Colo
RADIO City relative to the jubilee over
Cleveland and Hondricks' electiOncalls
II "lloward County Democracy" Ii the
HERALD persists in slandering our De-
mocracy by mixing it up with that of
Colorado City, we shall at once institute
civil proceedings for Islander. our
county gave the state Democratic ticket
an overwhelming majority, while in
Colorado the republicans carried the
county. BE careful, Brother HERALD,
how you SANDER us in that way again.3
Big Springs Photograph.
What action will be taken, what de-
crees adopted by the plenary council
Will not he known until these have been
submitted to the approval or revision of
the holy see. IL is well to remember
TINS, because our enterprising friends
of the daily press will probably be send
ing out all sorts of reports and connect
ures in the matter. 1t will be some
weeks, therefore, some months PERHAPS
alter the close OF the council before its
action becomes known to the public and
It's DEGREES are published. -[Texas Moni-
tor.
:. Democrats and Republicans both be-
lieVe tnat GOV. Cleveland would not ac-
oept the presidency If the result in his
favor is not according to a fair count
But there is hardly an American citizen
whose confidence in Mr.. Blsine's integ
rity goes 40 far as to credit him with
equal honesty. "Tell the truth" and
"burn this letter" have formed the pub-
tic estimate of the character OF the two
men. fortunately, the election laws of
Now York almost exclude the possibility
of fraud.-lWaco Day.
Quite number OF our exchanges ara
pronouncing in favor OF making IL a fell
ony to carry a pistol. The law, as il il.
Is not enforced, and II IL was made fell.
ony to carry pistol the poor people
would have the penalty of the law yisi
ted upon them while the more favored
classes would escape that penalty. We
are truly glad, however, TO observe a
growing sentiment in the State i'm favor
OF breaking up the demoralizing prac-
ice OF carrying concealed weapsns.-
Tyler Courier.
Said gentleman who owns a silver
mine In Mexico, when he heard of
Cleveland's election: al am Just SO, 600
better on by the same; as | can at once
SOL shares to that amount in the mine,
but Ms long IA IL is was possible that
Blaine would be elected, could not dis
pose of share at any price," This isa
correct index OF Mexican sentiment
upon the subject. Blaine's iingoism
excited fears, while all have confidence
IN the conservatism of Cloyeland,s
character. Viewed from this standpoint,
no more happy decision could have
been made.- Laredo Times.
Few people realize what Collin county
IL dong in the line of horticulture. On
every hand elegant orchards are Begin
nlng to come to the bearing stage. and
the quality of fruit is equal to the best
grown in any climate. IL is also A fnct
that the nursery stock raised in this
county is regarded rs the hardest grown
IN any, part of Texas. We were shown
Anew days ago some samples of Collin
trees and compared them with those of
another county, and our Judgment il
that the Collin trees will prove more
thrifty than the Others Black Waxy.
Henry Walker, negro man who lives
In Canton, when he received the news
or the election of Cleveland, burst into
tears and said, now NO "niggers" must
40 back into slavery. Capt. Towles and
Others told him he was mistaken, that
the Democracy did not wish to restore
slavery, but ON the contrary, fayors the
protection Of the colored people i'm ali
their rights, and pointed 90 the state of
Texas under Democratic rule, how il
had provided for the education of The
colorod children. Henry said that Was
all 30 and he believed Capt. Towles WAS
H. nest in his belief, but he had been told
when tho Democrats came into mower.
they-the negroes-would be placed
back into slavery, and he believed II.
and tho tears rolled down his cheeks as
he spnke.-tW. II. G.