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


HIT EN- AGAIN,
THE DALLAS HERALD has began a
firm attack upon the banks OF that
locality, and It's editorial columns are
full Of hits,-[El Paso Times
RXoRB!TANT INTEREST.
THE DALLAS HERALD complaius
that money ia too high in Dallas. II
can't soc the justice of 6 per cent. in
New York and l2 per cent. in Dallas
IBronhem Banner.
LOCAL OPTION.
The wsy local option is about to turn
out in Texas things are getting shsky.
and tho next session of our State
Legislature will not recommend it al
all. IL is folly sometimes to be wise,
-IAbilene Quill.
NEVER YET PICKED WINNER,
THE HERALD (Dallas) starts of with
more than one advantage over the
News. The latter will be handloapped
with that brilliant but eretio genius,
Sterrett, who never yet picked q win
ner.- Fort Worth Mail.
WHAT THEN? "a
suppose all the editors who have
given the Galveston News from one
TO five inches treB Advertising within
she last two weeks should ask that
journal Tor just three lines spaceeach 10
puff some private business enterprise?
What then?- Limestone Eew Era,
ASKS TO BE EXCUsED.
There are q lew anti-prohibition pa-
pers that are trying II rsRd oil prohi-
bitiOnistS cut Of tho Democratic oertv
Such narrow mindedness gives Us the
hall overs" II, TO ba o Democrat, one
has to advocate whisky, We asl; 30 be
exsused.-l Marshall Messenger.
1T SHOULD HAVE SUPPORTED BLAINE.
1tSaems To pain he Galveston News
sCrely 10 see Republicans SUSPENDED
and Democrats appointed TO Federal
positions. II TIE News wanted Re
publicans to ROMAN in charge Of this
government, 10 should have suppoYted
Blaine MeXia Ledger.
ALAS, POOR GALVESTON.
The assessment rolls OF Galveston
show 8 falling Oil in taxable values of
Sl,4l0,0OO. lit has fallen oil that much
since last year, what will it be- bV
next year? No wonder the Galveston
News wants 70 move away and ret 10
Dallas.-[ BOnham News.
SABINE PASS HARBOR.
A number OF capitalists nave turned
their attention 10 the harbor of the
Sabine Pass, with view to improving
it. Should they be successful, this
will be another blow to Galveston,
Before tho war Sabine Pass had a good
harbor ana shipped annually over 25.-
COO bales Of Cotton Terrell Star.
THE DALLAS BANKERS.
The bankers OF Texas would increase
interest on money By increasing the
value CT the peoples dollar. The in
terest on money att per cent. is not
high enough Tor tho bankers of Texas.
Tho bankers of Texas wOuld increase
the burdens Of tho debtor by increas-
ing the value of our daddles' dollar
lei Pas0 Times.
ALAS! ALAS!
An impecunious newspaper man of
Austin IS preparing to make sen.
strike in The libel business. He is
going to tackle the San Antonio Ex-
press, DALLAS HERALD and Fort
Worth Gazette, or any other paper, Tor
publishing dispatches last May charg-
ing him with embezzlement.-fC Cisco
Round-UD.
PROHIBITION.
Society can do moro TO stamp out in.
temperance than all the sumpuary
laws that could 30 passed, So long rs
society poTsists in treating tho drunk
ard, whether no DO high or low, with
al inc courtesy Ano respect thar those
who 90 not drink receive, jus, 40 long
Will mon persist IN rakiug tho disI.la-
tlon rom nell, aud ilud they arc mono
the less gentlemen iCr 90 doing
Wherevpr pro''Nti7u is reached
through IlG 10. circle, stso has
been pahen th9t VIII DO hard toretraCa
-[Gatesville Sun.
DON'T DEPEND on TINE LOCAL nAEK..
ENS,
The DALLAS HERALD advises the
merchants and Jlo projectors of rail
road aEI misunderstanding Cuterprlses
to cease depending on local hRuzOfg
and capitalists Tor gid,nud seek North.
ern capital which can BIO had 40 Ia.o,
less than one half the ruling rate .a
this State. The capitalists oti.5 s.r-
ton, IL is sAlU, DO up5 Like tho HEg-
~ p's course BOO tliS matter, but thst
> ,i y advocate U.thO peoples inter.
CO "a "a going go Keep up ihe good
WOfa.--. MeNil ledger,
TOO DEEP WATER.
We SEQ ~ stated that several largo
and Important htgi7 arc about TO move
from Galveston t' Dallas. Among
them, Strickland largo establish
ment, Shaw IL Blsylock, OF national
reputation, tho Texas Christian AdvO-
cate, and others, are mentioned, Also
the great OvCrshadoWing News eslab.
lishmsut Is expanding scores of thOus-
ands OF dollars In making plant
there, % tho bet,ormoutOt Dallas. We
hardly thought il9 News would have
carried so large part of itself away
from wharf privileges and deep water.
But we judge IL Will find deep water
In Dallas Texas Patron.
sAPPING THE PEOPLES LVE-BLooD.
One of the silver journals remarks
that "the statement that thore is too
much coin ia not sustained by the
among tho TRADES poOple.n Itthero Ia
any kind OF currency that is not al
ways scarce among tho trades and
poorer people, 10 IL new 20 us. The
same argument Will apply to grogu-
backs and other money DALLAS
Yes, and the cause Of it can 20
traced % the millionaire pr!stocrgta,
bloated monOpolies aud powerful syn
dicrtes that are drinking tho lilc-blNGd
Of tho trades people and sappiug tho
very foundations of true American lu-
Dependence PeNerBaua States.
SHOCKING IN0RATTUpE,
That gem OF 4 daily, THE
DALLAS HERALD, is rapidly
putting itself IA position, by
means of extensive improvements,
90 meeting tho CCmpoii.
tlon OF the Galveston News. While
We have no prcjuilcos against the
News, having st an times recognized
IL as a most excellent and enterprisiug
Journal, yet, In tho contest soon to
come, TIE HERALD has our best
wishes for success and ultimate
Is has lahorOd faithfully
for tho interests OF Dallas, rocking
her cradle In the weakness OF infancy,
and Watching with m0therly care over
tho fortunes Of the city I'LL she has
reached the matur9r years OF CONNER
cial greatness, 10 turn away from the
old reliable friend that has served
them 30 long would DO shocking oN.
OF ingratitude,-IToXa8 Pat
ron.
DALLAS AND NORTr WESTERN PEOPLE,
A WORD WITH YOU,
The Post don'g claim the right to