The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

the means which disappointed politi-
CLANS seek 10 sdopt for securing tha
offices. Look az the leaders. In the
language of our Flana gan, what are
they here for?-lAustin States man.
A sCRNISE.
The Galveston News thinks all who
favor local option are anti Democrats
and would have lett the Democratic
party long ago if the uarty had not
been in tue majority, For zeal
60 tn recent convert like the News,
e[Cleburne Chronicle.
THE CONSEQUENCES.
The falling of of the revenue re-
ceipts by reason of the adoption of
local option has so lar been about $780,
900. should prohibition prevail il viii
be an acknowledgment that the peo-
ple arc incapable of seltgoyernmept.
-lAlyarado Bulletin.
ANEW CONSTITUTION.
The Houston Post thinks a new con-
stitution is needed. In this neck of
the woods We believe that the less the
constitution IL meddled with the bet.
ter for the people. Some men would
like 10 revise the plan OF salvation.
-IGainesyille Register.
MINEoLA.
Mineola has more miles of bridges
ON the roads leading into her l,.nits
than any other town or city in tho
State. Enterprise did it, and Mineola
enterprise Is going TO build here live
city. Every weight that hath SO easily
beset her, is being laid aside.-TMins-
ola Monitor.
CoLEMAN's BUSINESS.
The merchants Of Fort Worth and
Dallas sold over 100000 worth of
goods to Coleman during the wear
ending June 80. This, considering the
dull times, is quito an item in their
business, when they will miss heresi
ter unless the Fort Worth & Rio
Grande takes shape and life.-lCole-
man Voice.
NOT a POLITICAL QUESTION.
rms Is not Il political question, but
1t is claimed that the negro vote,
which is Republican, voted almost
solid against it in Mcclellan county.
Inc man who says q Democrat cannot
pc pr0hibitionist Is more of an ass
than q statesman, the declarations of
Coke and Mills TO the contrary not
Withstanding.-lColo Clipper.
STRIKES.
Labor strikes still continue ia vari-
GUS portions OF the country, bu5 so far
as published reports go to show {: labor
strlRe mas mover yet resUlseG III any
permanent benefit TO the striker; the
striker may have carried his point
temporarily, but in the long run he has
come out second best. 1t has ALWAYS
been thus and always will be. Money
buys labor ana az long as there IL
money and labor In the land money
will CONTROL BRENNAN Banner.
FORT WORTH dRAssHoPpERs,
Fort Worth never "hites off more
than she can chaw." In the race Of
the general depression that exlat.
60 here Tor few days, snors
time since, 1t seemed almost hone
less TASK to attempt To raise donation
OF Sl5,OO0 10 secure tho construction of
. railroad, but tho word went out that
it must bs done, and forthwith it was
done. That's the kind OF grasshopper
'we'uns' are Fort Worth Mail.
POOL POINT IN FAVOR OF NAVA.OTA,
The Texas railroad pool, lately en-
tered into, only affects freight rates
nom n0n-c0mpelitiv6 points, MAYA
sofa has two railroads and OF course
is competing .Onr. Here the rates
remain the same. At aGjoiGinE towns
Which only have ono road, freight
charges have been increased from so
to 20 per cent. This extra tariff in
taken from every bale of cotton sold
by the farmer at these places Maya
sofa TableE.
PROHIBITION.
All the newspapers in Texas, with
very lew exceptions, whose opinions
are worth silver, or whose influence
IN the least affects level headed intelli-
gence, oppose prohibition. All favor
temperance, morality and genuine
nn~fgtIQnIfN- Int IhnC.a "a
be promoted in consonance with the
American IDEA OF personal rights and
the liberty OF the citizen, else govern
nent Is oppressive and the majority a
tyrsn5, Glen Rose Citizen.
LABoR'S RIGHTS.
ThtougA all these hard times the
WCrL , ulen have suffered . reduc-
tion oil VSges end consequent priya-
ton wiki patient resignation. Now
that good times are on hand again,
they have right TO demand increased
pay and ii th5y don't get It we don't
blame them Tor striking, ard striking
hard, long and perslsieHtly. The
knights OF Labor are do
Ing good O work tn judi
ciously managing the matter Oy
Organization and cooperation. Labor
has precisely che same right to organ.
lin that capital has, San Antonio
Times.
PROPER SUBJECTS,
The prohibition mpve-Prohibit tho
manufacture and sale of LIQUORS,
Anti-prohibi.ion movo-Stop the ex-
pense of elections aud collect all the
occupation tax possible, to raise rev
enuo 10 educate the childfon,
The Qullis proposition. 60. Remove
all licenses and revenues on the maui
ufacturo qua sale OF liquors, and the
boys VIII save enough money TO Odu-
cato themselves and keep their noses
out of the tariffs bung-hOles long
enough to help their fathers ana
mothers educate their daughters, aud
all would DO proper subjects 90 edu-
cate.-l Abilene Quill.
TO HOLD THE FIELD FOR ALL TIME.
THE DALLAS HERAED's edition OF
Sunday last was the largest, by several
thousand copies, over issued from that
oflicei in regular Issue, and was per-
haps the best. Indeed, IL was vastly
superior TO any edition OF any paper
everproduced In Northern Texas, and
has probably never been excelled in
the State. Tho truth Is, rHE HERALD
Is marching rapidly and grandly 20 the
front, aud IL Is gratifying to note that
the best mon and leading business
houses of Dallas are giving substantial
evidence OF their determination to
keep II there. - Glenrose Citizen,
IAiMiGRArICN TO TEXAs.
1t is not unreasonable 10 conclude
that Immigration from the older States
to Texas this fail will DO greater than
for several years past. Crops are good
almost without exception all over tho
country and money will DO easy.
There arc hundreds Of people who
would have come to Texas years ago
II they could have "sold ou,,r aud that
bRrrior, TO Il great extent, will DO re-
moved this fall and winter. We would
be Glad TO SEQ an organized effort put
forth to have Lamar county and Paris
represented abroad In their true light,
so that we may Boouro share OF tho
newcomers TO TeXas.- Paris North
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