The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-03

4 lhnta'AN-, AWAY between Jefferson
land IeXarkana, and this road, If built,
XVIII create an Increased demand for
trade with this section.--[ Sherman
.tJournal.
\ HE WASN'T AFRAID.
Without attempting any particular
lanalysis, it is plain that Mr.. Cleveland
had committed himself to a reform
Ipolicy after the Tilden fashion, and
that he was determined to serve what
he believed to be the interests of the
people i'll spite Of all allurements and
cheats OF rings and classes. This de-
termination received its eliminating
1llustratiOn in the appointment of Mr..
Hedden,a comparatively obscure man,
over the heads of the candidates OF
Tammany, Irving Hall, and general
Epolitieal assurance clubs. No
such bombsheH Es2s fallen within
the iron-cest .. party lines
since the decapitatiOn oil Tweed and
The dispersion Of his gang, AS gen
yerel thing the President is only too
vglad to receive the aid Of local and
Estate politicians in making his ap-
pointments, but when a case like that
Riof the New York collectTship came
Up before him as "a blank case of
polls, TO be conferred upon some po-
e.tieal gladiator IS reward of his
own and his regiments gallant SER
vvices in the campaign, the President
drew back and resolutely refused to
Vbecome 8 party TO auy such merce-
Eary arrangement in which tho iani-
fzary OF the life-guardsman is to be re-
awarded irrespective Of tho public
Right or benefit Houston Post.
q THE ARM-CLUTCH MUST GO,
~ ali. erh. -
FaE.t ought to go Lyn tho presence of
Ottps sins OF graver nature and more
hurttpl TO society, perhaps IL does not
Heserye all the denun5iation which
tBrother Jones hurled Of 1t, but it is an
innovation not sanctioned by the
purity Of association which should ex-
Hst between young people. il ought 10
go; that is, the lady should hereafter
Eclutch" the gentleman's arm, accord
Fng TO ancient and more modest usage
-the ivy C.inging TO the oak, instead
kpf the oak 10 the ivy Waco Day.
THE TEXAS DISGRACE,
The universal sentiment IS, that this
adoption OF IuGpua stone for capitol
reconstruction whom magnificent granite
lis in go milea OF Austin and railroad
NEARLY there, is humiiiating. Some
lhow the people do not think there ie
honesty ! thst Indiana limsgtCue
Npositio ri Austin Statesman.
y i1OD SUGGESTION,
Nthe moifhly deficit OF $l2,O00 ia the
s.-ast balance Of the penitantisrl5s ia
49, argument tha5 makes plain tho
Xway u 'hn use Of granite in the new
II capitol. If the c9nyiots Mo 60 DO, On q
J large measure, dead expense, why
not employ them In the granite quar-
! riea instead OF supporting them IN
idleleSs p Fort Worth Gazette.
THE CAPITOL BLCNDER.
IL was also g blundOr IN not proVid-
J ing hat in the construction Of the new
. MoSas granite and marble
W 4 be used and convict labor util-
* Z iBusii 10 was not inserted in tho
Ct tho contractors are not 20
- for consulting their own inter
esN n using Indiana E5Oue. If our
lands have bean FILTERED away and
hundreds OF thousands of dollars
have beon lost to tho school fund; II
we arc NV cursed with large land
ho.dersy against which the real statos-
Lien OFF," as fought successfully for
over thin years, and immense dis
tricts ar, anCeo UP 10 the dotriment Of
the inter sh III the State aud theincon-
yenienco 81 tho people, we must not
forsc' flat tho responsibility rests
. Iomewhero iOr- these misfOrtunes.
What were the public men, the press,
! and the Intelligent citizous Of the State
engaged In while all this mischief
was brewing? Why was II
( the very mon that ought TO have
y Bteppped 10 the front 10 protect tho in
terests Of the Stete failed to take any
action? To have constructed the State
l.rs .f,
teriHl, and for a Texans eyes TO have
rested on a building ofthe finest Texas
granite and marble would have been q
pleasant sight, appealing 90 his State
pri" But this is a sentiment inCom'
pal 70 insignificant with the serious
los that Texas has sustained from
.krrl OF more grievous character
M Nj h,hall Herald.
Hi PAY OUR JUDGES BETTER.
Il five have good and competent mon
non the bench wemust pay for tho scr
vices they render. II our judges Gre
such men as they ought 10 be, anC
when age overtakes them should have
the peouniary ability 60 retire 10 pri-
Vbps life independent Of any assist
ance from their fellow citizens, We
must pay them what they earn while
4 gagged in tho active business Of life
I'd not make them pensioners wheI
Il old to work. Ii we want goot
n brk, satisfactory work, work that
4 III staRd any test, square work, le
L lpay for u. Our judges are not fairly
II hunerated,- San Antonio Express
M ~ TIRE TEXAS CAPITOL.
~ nc Texas Capitol Board consists OF
IL 10 persons, viz: Ireland, Lubbock
u bain, Walsh and Templeton. IrelanC
y u Lubbock voted against usini
hisna limestone in building tn
Ass capitol. The others voted 10
The people of Texas hav0 q groa
4 al Of commendablo State pride, ant
by will remember the two mon VIII,
II pwed their love and respect 70
N xas.- Greenvillo Banner.
GuBERNAToRIAL STOCK.
Il Swain gupornRiorial stock IS on th
\ lie, says the Paris North Texan. Thi
4 probably true, and the higher II rise
\ 10 greater will BIO tho fall.-lWExs
i .6hchle Mirror.
Notwithstanding worms, hoods, we
I weather and hail stormH, Texas will
produce an enormous general GRO
This year. From all sections Of th
State, wO hear the most favorable re
ports, and, although the weather
not all that could TO desired for hat
yestlng, but comparatively little dam
agA has resulted, and If the people q
othA- States could know tho wealth Z
IN TexaN products this yoar they woult
4 NJ the capacity Of our railroad faoil
Is In their efforts to reach our fertil
J aims, and the only way to inforr
\ BIN OF on grand resources is 70 sen
N I'm the papors,-l Sherman Journa
iii OUR SOUTHERN FACTORIES.
al 1t Is stated that the cotton mills 9
IN korgia and of tho Carc mas are stand
N liz the pressure az well as those {
X few England .rhJy are compelled
n VI nj low figures, but dispose Of q
Y CIV manufacture, An Augusta, Ga
N anufecturor recently stated that hi
q III would continue 20 run all sun
H. er, In spite OF tho dull times and lo'
IN Hoes, because u costs less 10 keep x
sYuIg than TO stop. IL is curious fac
Mint the cotton goods made in August
|HM abroad 10 n great extent, A lara