The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08

Ileing tbuH encouraged by tbs
sOribs'A seductive words, he said
"Noli, the order II Intended ~ DO
away With tho receiving Of ticket
communications ~ ina tloket agents Of
all lines IN TekaA ffOn foreign roads
that IA, rOrda out Of tho state. III this
could be IN Oihd, tbut 10 OannOD ~
would have hnme adyauiagap, aud
many moro disadvantages"
Well, toll us about tho advantages
iirst.
A-All rlght, tine advantages ara these.
i would HayB tho foreign roads from
paying out y large sun OF money. tvory
year % TeNsa tinkat agents. aud some
lncs that srs slow pay are wen pleased
with iha circular.
Q-Wsll, now would this benefit Mr.
Waldo or he Texas roads? dOa't SEQ
it-tNplHin YCufsclI
Ali the ticket fgonta In Texas are
not allowed to receive commissions
the Texas roads eau not, VIII any colt
sisteucy, pay commissions 90 tcket
sgents az foreign lines. Do you under-
stand?
Q-Yts, see. SO the objsc, 10 no,
20 save money tor he iotclsn limos,
hWi 10 sNye money for our home roais'
AK lci'yso, Take on no foreign
comm slOus paid 20 Texas uokot
agents aud helf OF them can't live On
the salaries tloy go', ana yet ~ IL con
tamplatcl 10y circular No, ] IN ataryo
Iha ticket l9lieru, in order that The
% oiled goRiR Ia Texas Le6d not pay
com missions b. agents onlSido tho
slate.
Q.-well, what arc tho Disadvantages
you spoke Or
A.-Ssyiug nothing about tho hard.
ships that VIII ha worked eseiusL the
ticket ngsnts, the effect Oi the order,
or circular, wiz ba TO keep ,mmisra-
tiop out OF the State.
Q.-acw co?
ALL Texas roads refuse 10 pay
commission 20 agents, North cnd
East, for tho business they send 10
Texas, the 9senIa over there simply
womb send IL TO Texas, thRts all, and
| shafts how.
Q.-Can the agents send their pas
sengers 10 any othor Stale, II the pss-
| gSngGrs want tn come to IoSQGY
A,-NoJ ia all CRsea; but hon tho
agents find out that Texas lines nay
40 comm s3on3, and Kansas, Colo
RADIO and Dakota roads 90, (and they
catch on pretty quick, ard don't forget
| it,) they lust WON'T talk Texas; neither
will they givo tho advertising matter
pertaining TO Texas nnes islr SNOW,
| Kansas Hard matter, Nebraska land
matter, and Da oia land matter. hfht
aud alwGys to ths front, Texas adyer'
tlsiDg mater under the table, this Is
the way IT Will be done; because 1t is
bread aud butter 10 the ticket ageat to
do go, and this is the way that
emigration viii 90 kept out Of Texas.
The Western and Northwestern States
have always distributed more ady9F-
Using matter through tho East Than
Texas, and their railroads have always
made more liberal rates tor emigrsnls,
and paid moro commissions TO Iicket
aLenIs than Texas lines hero, oonsa'
o.ently they have secured tho Large
Insi1riSy Of tho emigration FOR
thG asst % years. Under liberal pol
! icy, which Texas ROADS should auJpt,
both 10 emisrlnts and tho agents who
sHud them 10 va, wo might, IN Jew
yoarq, be an empire in .pnpulatio,. a.
well "a in extent, and | hope snd De
love that tho managers Of our Tex ;
roads viii SEQ the point before 1t IL TOO
late. This is a great subject, and jas
! tjco can't DO done tn IL in 30 snort q
conversation. Como again, II You
went more pointers, wheu have
more leisure. And thus we parted.