The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
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F1E N,AiruL.TfoE.
| Who ssnlsfht lNn.fhlfds rule, and chat
DO they gsni D. .oii PJlitiosl insllsTs,
aud eandliaies WIN know their weakness
With ihs people, lhe OF 'ol 10, - manipn'
lsts msn, Into Office VAC enuld not gst
there BY the yiies Of toe .psopie.- heiquh
ter
Why does Marian Martin tpesk II the
A. x NJ, College ~ a mill ary feh0of lie
0usht 10 knos that toe law ~ Congress
uQllTfa itip be eubisot 10 military disel-
pllle; that ila mllltsfY features sfe lst such
as the law requires and nothing more
| fBTyan E1tefpise.
TINS FLaIFoRN To WIS.
A revenue tar.li 60 mest the expenses Of
the eoysFnm ne economically administered,
aud 10 sefnpu 0uslg msiniain the national
credit With lass Determinations ia favor OF
general productive Industries and against
syery form of monopoly, Is the platform 10
via ia lSsi.-tAf.'nsion World.
THsY ouaHr To no so,
Why DONE tue railroad oomptnY change
lie timC-.uble, 50 that parties living east Of
Dallas oSn ~ aud retorn the same dayy
They have lTAlps eseh way evsrg cay, and
yet they arc 20 arranged that We cAuuot 20
to Dallas ihOut remaining over night.
This 10 against Dallas aud Mesquite 900
-[hesquiter.
TRASHY AiHAuAfs
Mnl6r Walt IN, nI AuUlu, il said 10 b.
writing history Of tue lie Of Bsa rhomp'
son, tue noted despsrsdo. l. tesm, 20 as
that y man OF Buck Wslion'- talent cauld
ocsnpy his time 20 better advantage thnu
| la writing mp ihs bloody deeds OF rhOmp'
son The yOu.h at this o9untry have moro
such trash now than 10 good for them
lAivarado Bulletin.
DALLAS mas A FULL HAND.
Dallas aud Fort Worth are paving the
| dirt at each Other, AMI esea il afraid OF she
oihsr's movements. Dallas msda a play
Tor another railroad, the Fort ciugh' ,ho
| trick and led trumpe, and now Dallas j.
| trying 10 peep 10 It's adversary hand 10
avoid the wrong play next time. Both
cit.cs are on their iuet,ie, and Doth are
likely 20 securs additional rail say fscll'
ties Il Austin Capital
GGEB Fish ~ TExAs.
psrhRps onereaSol why Sullivan didn I
plsy 20 such immense houses Ia Texes ~,
| IA 70 hare 10 the Lone Star state We have
bad eoHi n any "5igger men, than tho
! tlugser. man who 10 simply expert
| T,tN bis iisls can'5 lgisa haf the exci.s'
m,nt thtt Hardin, Bass and Fisher were
won, to cres,e.-fAnstin OApi'sl.
RLRspGEG gRCLg SAM.
! Mr. Lowering wants a pension o. fS per
month given IN all soldiers snd seiioTs who
served sixty days in the late var. II seems
that ,ha national treasury 70 stu too
plsihorir. rhe next thiEg come patriour
conerss ,msn may do Is ~ introduce a bill
20 ldlmniiy al parties who paid money
| Tor substituted IN the late war or PAID i'os
"a physiciaus add muster officers to declare
them unit for the military service. Ia that
way the treasury nigh, poon he emp'y u
| that is the matter with congress.- lHOuJ'
ton Post.
! IsoLATED AID ALONE.
| The Ststegman EVIDENTLY begins 10 feel
| lonely IN its defence OF the tw0-thirds rule,
| tor, NJ he democratic press OF the safe, ~
st5nd1 almost isola,ed end alone. Tbe de-
m8crscy, through iJs press % .peaSi1g out
| 10 sipuiorien tones for : retcrn II .he
nuier, SimDleT fGiref aud esIller methods
| a. tho pariy. TIE Statesman made the
mistake ofsupnosing that The threst on ne
party iash couid control democratic SENT
ment aud serve TO perpetusts system bGi
was never st any time dem ocratio.- Fort
Worth GaSstte.
woRTaY SENTIMENTS.
Tire Banner u an impersorsl journal sud
Il endeavors to trett ell lis c,ntempora-its
| bindly Bnd respectfully. L. thought and
still thinks Tact the Post did wrong in It's
! publication concerning the News and II
! said so plainly. With The personal guar
;els OF the Post and the News. It hiss moth
ing TO 10 with, and respectfully asks to %
l
! course Of the News aod does not now do 30
but it did ssy the Post was wrong on iif
attsaz on the commercial standing OF the
Nswa. The Banner has said on nevGra
OCCASIONS that boSD the Post and the NawS
are excellent newspapers, and that they
ought not to quarrel Iftbis excellent ad
vice had bsea taken there would have beer
no cickerpg.-- Brenb SIN Banner.
/ YOUNG DEMOCRACY TO THE FRONT.
Thp 8 IN OF tha Si6t6 ore
rapidly coming 70 the front, and the intu
sion of new blood into.the party Will not hur
it. The last legislature. espeolsliy tho sen
ate. wss particularly noted for the number o
vigorous young i1telects in it, such q
Gibbs and Coach, Fleming, hstlock and
DAvis. The tive rmer are candidates FOL
Northumberland, and would ho1or aoJ
hinher position. The prejudice ageios
Young rasn in office should cease. Let tht
old stage horses stand esds aud give thu
Young ones q chance. In this day ana gen
GRAFTON IL requires the vim and vlgor O
youth to push the Texas car OF prosrsss
Tina fasaiiized era is about at az end Mar
lin Ball.
WANTS THE ROAD.
IT DECATUR wants TO be the Lumber mar
kot for the great country vest oil. che mus
have more than one line of railroad d
YOU waot 10 double the PRESENT productlo'
of cotton ia Wise county? Ii you ansWe
vcs ,hen 20 TO WORK 10 secure the D.llasraii
road DO you want to double The voting, tht
/ tax paying, The producing popul$tion 0
Wise county? II you answer yea. tper
pu Tor the DsllGs rSiir I'D. Do you. wan
10 racre thHn double the present velue 9
your town proDcrty farming and WI,
Ias railroad. Bsfors the black diamonds o
| yy;aa county nan causs wealth to flow iDhC