The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-26
STATE PRESS.


| We notice that the street loafer and
| the consumato idlrrarc always grumu-
! ling about high taXation.- Gilmor Mir.
rur.
I The Hon. Roscoe Conkling, for several
] month past has declared in the most
/ public manner that he was ont of psil.
| tlcSi and yet the R,ainites SAY chat ConS.
| ling defeated their candidate. There is
evidently lie out. -. Houston Age. s..
( IL will ho no least two years vet before
/ CoLJm Ccsrtright can return 10 the
| bOsomS OF his friends at Fort Worth, he.
cause the returns show thut Ireland has
| boon re-elocted.- Jacksonville lntell-
geucer.
good deal has been said about the
laWlessnesS of frontier life in Texas, but
for pure and unmiNed uiUbolism geu-
uiue northern huodlum stands without
a peer or parallel in the whole world.
| The south has 10 such clement Waco
Day.
Blaine's letter has mnda the south
solid indeed, both Republicans and
J Democrats being sOld.y indignant. We
cnu AL more than ever realize what dis
astsrwe escaped hy the defeat of Blaine.
Il san Antonio Express.
In the four veprs to come the Demo-
or1tic party viii gain no les, than % mill
lion OF the popular vote of the country.
Tn, party will give rs a fair aud Inst al
miulStra,iou, and tho people viii SEQ the
benefit Oi good governments as they
never before saw iI-lryler Courier.
. The great danger that now threatens
/ the Democratic panty Ia q mad rush for
oliire. Never ~ the history of the party
should the je,iursouiap test b0 more rg-
idly applied, and more attention paid 10
the alage, Let the office seek the man,
Above on things let the south be- mod
est, Marshall Messenger.
Wild geese have been passing south
thls week. Though OF the tame ones
are remaining IN the north 70 edit tho
lepuhucan papers and explain how it
Happened that Blaine was defeated
lHilmer Mirror.
Tho sudden mutation which often
comes IN politics is iprcihl, illustrated
In MIR. ConRling's case. Quietly resting
IN obscurity since 1881, he has suddenly
come forward, not only as the probable
leader OF his party, bat ~ n avorite OF
the Democrats Marlin Ball.
Some OF the "srand old marty" ORGANS
now assert that the real strength of lhe
independent movement thnt deleated
blaine lay IN its "free-trRdo membors."
VINO Thought nothing Of two tpttoo,d
mans call Ued moral deficiencies. So
Brennan Banner.
Proceeding on the presumption that a
change will I've made i'm the pustmaster-
ship mt MoXia, MIR. :. A. Fishhnrn. of
the Ledger announces himself a candi-
uate for the position. Tie would make
an efficient postuiaster, and ii change
IS made, we hone TO sec him vet tho ap-
Iointment-l Limestone New Era.
There is 10 ear-nld hoy I'm Graham,
hat can discount Mark Twain's coun.
Try post.oillce luaier. in the wav OF
chewing tobacco. The othor day he was
seen To quicker up ms lips like the stpn
end of gre N tomato and spit all tho
W. Y across as et,--. Gfuh I'm News.
McGauhey, he lease law representa-
1.-Two OF this district, says he is not -
preacher, but he is the best "oue-gallusr
eNhortcr that ever propped up a weak
minister, lila EteutOriRn notes viii
m tlIe Col. R0Olh, en- Decatur vocalist.
ngle with envy. Alexander FREQ
lsnCt.