The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-23

A bpaiua , look 80 VI tho bHluulrhtlr
marty ln the North VIII proclaim war
on thB civil service Law ll hh hhihlu
gat VII humbug, uOl he unison WIN the
spirit OF American liberty because ~
prohibits rotation Ia once hhn lW'eH
I'M a pTivilouOd class who arc % hAak
porpstunlly IA official clover Fl waco
Day. ....-.,,...
The DALLAS HERALD will croct n.
suitable building, put IA "A peflunung
press oI the latest and boSi doblShI
rtnL it's Office complete IN every res
poet shortly, ut an oNponso OF S'o,uOo
or SIO, 600. TnE HERALD has always
been good paper, aud viii DO better
ono in tho luturo.-l whitney hesshu-
ger. .-...... ....
LEGISLATIVE ERROR
The last Legislature made a SCI inus
mistake IN nos allowing tho people 20
vote on prohibit1rY CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment. TIE people had right
To EXPECT thia privilege from their
M lie servants, who, however, Jailed
10 regard their manifest DESIRE whloh
IL tho leading cause OF the present pro-
hibition agitation In the State.-lurech'
vile Herald.
NO WALK OVER.
The News will have no walk over
In It's Efforts for supremacy IN the
newspaper field OF North TeXas' lul.
probable as it may seem, the braina OF
Texas are not entirely concentrated
on the ssnd-bar by tho guli.-lfort
Worth Mail.
THE GALVESTON END.
TO have an seven and symmetrical
development" of the tail,y department
OF the bihdated News IL will BIO nee
essary To work State press dupleNed.
He can prepare column OF his plas.
ter for tho Galveston End and then
walk TO Dallas and reproduce II. The
time lost In making the trip Will be so
much gained for the public.-ltort
Worth Gazette.
GUBERNAToRIAL PROBLEMS.
Those papers that are gaining such
regulations IS giddy gubernatorisl adj
yocates could better employ their
time by discussing the best method o.
disposing OF or working Tho State con-
yicts This il y matter that Graves
immediate attention. The gubernato-
rial problem can Test long WHILE
Mount Pleasant News.
INCREASED PATRONAGE.
In getting back tho old editor, the
friends of THE DALLAS HERALD may
certainly look for increased patronage.
Anticipating the approach OF power
iul opposition to The HERALD, tn"
selection of Colonel Elliott M man
aging editor may prove as fortunate
to the paper "a the arrival Of General
Buel was to General Grant az Shiloh.
-IGrahsm Leader.
ATTENTION SHEEP RAISERS.
-'sep raisers OF Texas ought to wear
far.c own wool on their own ngclls
GheTe are two good mills IN this state
turning out q class Of goods rsmrEa-
d. ghLEFU Thar
on shly serylcsable us to last almost
too long. IL IL not only right that
Hu..H, WOOL gro Eors should assist IN
the CON umptICu ct thpic own wuOls,
butthero arc decided economic reasons
! FOR so doiug.-ISan Saba News
-. AN ELEPHANT on THEIR HANDS.
Willtho Nows issue its regular Ser-
t.mber special edition, setting forth
| The advantages of Galveston as port
of entry? If 10, it will 30 interesting
| 10 note what space is,Givan Dll-
las. Tho Mail Gpprohends that those
| CGirty odd merchants Vi Dallas nave
an elephant on their hands il the
shape OF the Galveston News branch.
| The kicking will not commence u1nl
| the assessments begin TO multiply
| Fort Worth Mail.
INDEBTED TO THE HERALD.
THE DALLAS HERALD announced IN
ting upa building and adding new
material TO the Office az q coat Of $780,
coo. A sort of war leyy, so to speak,
and thea the battle will b. fought i'll
Northern Texas between the two
no wspaper giants. Dallas and North
weetern Texas Is largely Indebted TO
TIE HERALD, and tho News Will have
far stronger opposition to overcome
than many seem to Think Alexander
Free Lance.
THE HERALD AND THE NEWS.
The Galveston News will have big
elephant on its hands when it gets to
Dallas. THE DALLAS HERALD has got
about as much money ard brains as
the Galveston News. This is free
country though, and we picture the
News thusly:
"Man's q vapor full OF woes,
Starts q paper and up ne goes.'
i Hampstead Ledger June IA.
| THE HERALD, DALLALs' BEST FRIEND.
The parties who have promised the
Calves ton News q subsidy OF 1000 to
| locate at Dallas are not acfuated so
much by love for the welfare OF the
News or of Dallas as they are by ha-
red for THE HERALD. For years past
THE HERALD has struck gigantic
blows for Dallas and her interests, and
we venture the prediction that this pa.
l
| forts of few purse proud sore heads
and the Galveston News,-[Nolan
| County Record.
PUTTING THEMSELVES IN SHAPE.
| Among the charters issued last week
| was one to THEDALLAs HERALD Pub
fishing and Printing Company, capital
stock $150,0O0. This will give Messrs.
Pfouts, Elliott & Hall plenty OF means
| to put themselves in shape to issue a
| first. class daily paper from buildlrg
owned by them. On account OF past
associations many people will prefei
The HERALD il it is Us good news
patherer as any other paper that
reaches Terrell on the day of public&-
tion.-[Terrell Times.
| A RUG UNDER THE CHIP.
| About the LIST OF October tho Calves
| ton News proposes to establish q
branch at Dallas, where the News Will
be issued for its North Texas readers
simultaneously with its issue at Gal
works. There's bug under the chip
somewhere at the bottom OF this
movement, but we don't pretend to
know where 1t is. Dallas has no room
| for TWO great morning dailies, and
either THE HERALD or this branch
baby will bust higher'n a kite before
the day of Observation-Disclosures In
dependent.
! NO MoNIED MoNoPoLIEs.
| Now If prohibition is benefit to the
country precinct land no ono will dis
pute this point it will certainly prove
| advantageous in the cities to both the
merchants and the farmers, because
there il where the the root OF this evil
| Ia cultivated. So let us declare our
selves for prohibition first in our pre-
cinct, then in tho county, and then in
the State, and finally let us hope to
see it expunge the whisky Traffic out
of existence; and may the day not be
far distant when Texas cen boast OF
act of officers who cannot be bought
by monied monopolies.-[ Mount Pleas
ant News.