The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-01


N r,.er,s ne Associated rfsss mafsisr
dlshsirhas have lsllsi, Inc n0uH ~
psifLas si.l ~ 08rf 10 sfpil'i fff al ihf
Management 4 assured Ter vii N
/ sHffel Win ihasf, ard ttlllful r1nuefst
/ i'0n N hs ristm II iha mtfn ~ ilsptith.
fs. a.utfai AID in0sl ness ne tapltsl siii
ffsef iIs paiTuus a. q teas1nahls hour, ati
In form more attractive ihsn htrciotfg -
DALLAS TT,HTui.
Dallas is VERY fearful ttAt fOfl Worth
will Get al the railroads, and thereby Dali
los gil' loose oil her prosperity aud nu-
trr.al advantage, ani seems 10 i-lHk iltl
lha quantity OF railroads csntefllE q 0
place determines y. pfospsdiy' snl tat'
tbs strife Tor several years past, b.
rlr.s. las been Tor rallT0Ail, sIi all
10 cities have thought ~ nothing
flsa bot "a hsclme 'rGufsal reuitfs,'
takirF ID Tor sranief that there IVES UcihWg
tlss that would answer trs Ussi, Toe
question n0s s-lses, 10 all ralugt n' 90
lsrs, Do railroads. si0ne mate large, st6'Vs
.ni controlling olllts3 10 4 og' . .sct, ihat
after any city has y suiilr'e { fs'.foad Ia
Gritty 20 pot II IN connection With tue main
resources OF trade aud travel, hist ~ ia
urta,s does not notably enrich ~ 0nlaTFe She
GityP Houston Is FAlfOaI csuief, Fore
Worth, UAllss, Waco, dalvs'ins, are al
centFfs 90 . degree. Ana hEsn't ss6h
enough railroads 20 give " hNNltiet c0n'
petition vantage With thu Clheig II ~,
would Il not be better 10 turn l,ssE1,un T.
nanuiaci ulinL2 Oas hundred IhsusAud dol,
lss, jua,Ciuusly expended IN manufactures
now ia WSco, or any o.he. ~ lar nslFh2ufs
wouli Yield fonr.iold the returns, 20 all
DAftirF, tGa. the SAME amount ex'
pended ~ bonus TO railroads, Waco
eau now reach any point IN
Texas tina. has railroad facilities, "a cess
aad oAsap ~ any other city IL EsGai. AMI
Il TO-DAY sao had cotton aud VOL nIanu'.c'
lurod to ship and machinery, .Erioui1nrsl
imElSmsnIa, wagons, etc., % maze aud sell,
shs wlDli draw 20 her ths west agl r0s'G.
west ioF t'st!a. aud Increase Der population
latter aud sursr Ihnu any ruu.ber OF new
railroads would cause, The rsiltosd cpl.
dcmic u:h, 10 ba relocated % lh1te Who
choose o. build them, and sh3 lllrs given
TO msauisc,urers-tWHoo Examiner.
BLAsDES,
There Ia "a age Of defamation, OF drtrac-
iop, Ulalder and abuse, md nnThere does
it apDCsr 80 often or With So much vsgt Of
appropriateness 81 IN the oiiUmus u the
newspapers. a rival newspgp-r t'gis into
the WAY q another. A. once the SANDER
mill ~ set 10 grinding, and the paper Ia IN
debt, has insufficient revenue, is hanging
on the ragged edge. iis conductors are
thi-ves. 'robbeT., muTderers, Esul oilers horse
thieves, and imPuis men s.narsif. There
is no though. OF conf * mp upon the pinne
and conteniiuE with the cHlJ weapons JUS.
.!hAble 81 all in such warlErc--.ssltimats
bu-insss snd professional competition.
Macy journalists believe IL lhcg can create
4 doubt az the moral purify o. another,
they are entitled b, not only the income
from his business, but to Whatever pr'ies'
sioual honor and con.idcral on hc may
have acquired by long lie { f,ihiul,
Igia bad habit, these iagh''NllY neon
aud wicked morals are by no m7SEs cou-
liasd TO the newspapers. Pnl s'c'aas, Law
vera merchants, mechanic, farmers, aud
last Sut rs no means least, politicians moro
or les pursue IL. 61d govern themselves by
it. Is Is the weapon Of the p!cmy. !. IA
unmsply and acan beyond eSpr'slion II
IL unworthy even the savage, bIlH hGf,
spotted Tai, or Tiger Tai g0E!i scJrn its
nee, and vet We have the kid clovdd rutiiSu,
the curled, perlumsd savage who lniss's Sc
clety ana the drawiDg-room9 OF tae rich,
who sits in the front po~s NJ The cGnrohss,
and who even knesls sc the communion ta-
bic, whose daily business Is the cowardly
assassination OF the reputation OF man
who has no evil purpose IN hi heart, who
is only, 1t may be, rendering itiihfal service
y
God himself only is responsible, Wa have
too much OF this thing these days. II is
rule which has too wide an Application, snd
it might De sbrogated with the utmost pro
srieyy. We wnnid subscribe 20 such ubro-
CATION. All tina. decent men csn do in
such juncture i. to remain client, TO eLhioit
ioIbearance. patience aSd forgiveness. A
gentleman dare not stain bis Eand IN an
act OF juat resentment, and ha will not 3s-
sCeud 10 the impurity OF the Weapons us.c.
The utter want OF manhood represented by
such policy, the utter nnd aTraaJ cowerdice,
the ruthless hate which scorctas and with
ers all the meulier, softer and more human
feelings, end which destroys tho reltre-
spect OF the thing" using the means, is so
profound. so lost in tho unfsthomable little
ness ard meanness OF the d1aried nature
that etornai silence always swallows up the
tander and its co gardly protector, and they
are Loot az ia the waste tom tie Fiction Of
the rneaner and bss.r psss,ous Of n humsn
nature, none TOO good at best Austin
Statesman.