The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

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'iis IA part NJ = wise policy 10 give
! U0nai lOy 0Inmenti u possiblo, u not,
1 vl,houI H.. Alreife the southern
ls.atas have contributed largely 20 sus'
ltslr felOula fnr Tho education Of The
negro, hut thern ma hundreds who do
DOT avail themselves of it, aud VI the
Blair BIN, Wiih Sonic compulsory
lf.gtufs 0f education OF the negro,
| could DO consistently adopted, 10
might DO OF infinite beneilt
& tho county In the education
gud Improvement Of the ccndi-
lion OF tho race. This IN 4 recogniztd
abnormal condition OF affairs ~ the
Southern States, aud an extraordinary
remedy ~ requisite VI course Wh
should object 20 any control, by the
| Federal government, OF our puhlle
school sysg0m, but We would not
upou more sentiln6nlalily, object 90
tho donation Of public lands 10 tho 90
ucntiOp and improvement al rae 4,
! which, 10 RHoMs, SO arc ~ care FOR Anu
| pIOseCL--i Austin Statesman.
LONGyIEw's PROGRESS.
! Tho fact l. our town mas reached O
| p7riOd IN her history when IL becomes
! Indispensable 20 arrange for employ
NOUS iOf . IargN aud growing p1pulA'
| lion. In proportion ~ tho town Tor.
"A ehpH employment 90 labor, in that
| nropoft,on will Eho build up 20 lErE6r
| proportions. Labor r. bha creator Of
vCalrn, whethUrit ba ON farms, iu
! factories, railroads or Mines, while
trading H. simply swapping dollars for
tine sake Al the profits, bus cro+tlH no
values. We would urge our pso-
Pile 10 acc promptly IN securing
manufacturing establishments and
thon may wa expect to zee our littlo
CITY on real and lasting boom. SO
Tar hut little has been d1no IN this d.
reotiou, but Onoo our people unite Ia
on effort for the establishments oi n
v collaborating power, then we VIII
SEQ results that wilt lest b tell thet
somebody had lived here when wa
arc gene, Just now an opportu-
nifty presents Itself for LpngYiew 10 do
something on a grand scale, by eStaD-
fishing foundry and machine shop
for the manufacture of Mr.. ID. ID.
PinRbam'B mRtUhloss new invention.
Now Ia tho time and let the Hicks fall
fast aud powerful while the iron IL hot.
What say you citizeus snd property
holder. OF Lonsview? Shalt w0 live,
or shall We die and be forgotten az .
town. LoDgviuw New Era.
DALLAS AND HEN NEWSPAPERS,
Good, sprightiy newspapers, or AT
lopst Il reasonable amount Of them,
have always pr wen very beneficial 10
he locality from when they are Is
rued, but The Mail Ia of tho opinion
that Dallas has oveldOpe the thing Ia
the way Of newspapers. That city,
however hourishing che may be, can
only support two dailies. one morning
aud ono evening papor. She Ia, now
ever, trying 10 Eeep up sVe-t"o
~. tIap.a I.unNinfp iAngnalg |
pcsidaa host of weeklies, mDnthlios, |
etc. This il ell wrong; tits too heavy l. |
tax on the people, Besides, ut least |
three out OF ths five must soon sue
cumb. and their downfall will react |
more to tho dstriment oil tho city thaG /,
gave them biyth than they can now |
possibly do Il good. THE HERALD and |
News should consolidate under the |
beat editorial and business msnsge- |
meDt that Can be selected from the two |
concerns, while the three evening pa
pers should be made one, backed by al |
The brains ana money mat all three OF |
them now possess. In other words, |
Dallas should do az Fort Worth-have |
Two tirst-class journals, one morning |
and one evening, the two covering the |
entire field and giving perfect sstisfsc-
tiOn, with no conflict, jealousies or |
newspaper war. In fact, Dallas might |
find il TO her advantage to emulate |
Fort Worth in many ways.-l Fcrt |
Worth Mail.
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.
1t generally conceded that North
era Texas is entitled TO tho honor of
furnishing the next chief magistrate OF
our State. That we have the necessary
and proper mAteri q TO supply said de-
mRpd is also an admitted fact. There
gro many persons skilled in states
and well posted in the ma
chiuery OF our State government who
reside IN that Indefinite section called
Northern Texas. In our humble
Judgment il requires many rare quail
tiles and accomplishments COM
bined in the individual who
fully comes mp to the require
great and growing state has within it
SELF al the clements and details of gov
Of n republic itself-varied in
its resources and population, it carries
with it full train of departments az
complete and extereiye in their opera
lions as tho general government. The
public domsin, our children's
is to be guarded against
the greed OF the MOST powerful rings
ana syndicase9 that ever consptred
10 defcaud a people The SCHOOL
tnfA&g Wulth AhD ElOnu III
to startling proportions, Will
require the wBtchfui lness OF a far Sec
iq9 and yigilaut executive. The pen
ituutiary system, that has grown to
be roo cumbBrso ne and complicated
70 90 understood by common NOR
tale, VIII require lopip'ption aud exec
utiys attention CT the very first or
der. In fact, the growing demands
Of Texee-tho daily increasing popu-
laijon, It's vast, undeY9loped resources,
and It's commercial relations with
sister States, 10 say nothing Of its
Indian policy, demands 81 man st the
b al of affairs who oan grasp tho
sn2nlolous condition Of affoits, and
bring order out of a partial chaos. He
SHOULD be versed in national as we'll as
State politics. He should know tina
varied wants of our people, and should
have the nerve 10 spply tho remedy
where it is required. The welfare Of
the Lone Star State depends in great
measure or the nature OF our next
Legislature, and the capacity of the
man whom we honor by elecging him
as our next governor. We tsiuk We
know just such person, one who pos
sesses these attr;butes-all the ability,
the patriotism and the availability for
the trying occasion. We will call his
name at tho prop3r time Jefferson
News.
NEEDED LEGIsIATIOE.
Among some Of the Important leGis-
lation that should engage the earneBt
OF the next Legislature, there
Is no one subject, perhaps, of greater
to the life and health of
all citizens alike than the passage OF
q law regulating the retail drug trad Q
in this State; preventing the sale of
TOin0nu of any chlr2ntnr yhatgyny.
ana in any quantity, except upon the
OF 9 reputable physician,
ard compelling all drug clerks en-
trusted with tee compOunding OF pre-
SER ptions to be q graduate OF some
recognized pharmaceutical school. As