The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21
STATE PRESS.
STRANGE nEprEIIows.

noteworthy Tact that when Coks vrns
governor the Galveston News was his
nost malignant maligner. Whisky
makes strange bedlell0we.-ITyler
Democrat. - ''i
TIE NENr GovERNoRsHIp,
Iexss needs a live, progressive young
msu ior governor, and the sooner we
cSase nsStihs the names of some of
tnoso oio psfnacles mentioned in con-
neStion WIFE that office, the better It
will be. - Fort Worth Mail.
PRIZE FIGHTING.
1t seems to us that 1t Is tims this
disgraceful business of prixe f,ghts
Ing. was stopped, If there is any Wsv
20 stop 1t. 1t seems, however. 10 be On
the increase, and the newspspers sivs
detailed reports of the baastly man
ner IN which these brutes bunr each
other up. The effect OF all this upon
inc youth OF the land must Inevitably
ne uemoralizihg and brutslizing in
its tendency. Galveston News,
NIGHTLY MINED.
IN virginia John W. Daniel, who Ia
stuInplng Inc State for the Democratic
Moihinee lor governor, Is denounc lnr
the republicans in congress for eb.
structing the passage OF the Blair edn-
cational bill. lie is also eXtollinp local
opuop, which is favored in the state
platform, as the proper way 10 ssttie.
tQe whisky question. MIR. Daniels
would be read out of the party by tbe
posses" II he were in Texas.-[Lime.
stone New Era. ~A0
COKE AND THE WOMEN.
Judging from his interview reported
recently in the News and uERAID.
Senator COKE IS III dread OF female suf-
lrage, and thinks that prohibition and
Momen's suffrage go together. Nelson.
Inc historian, we believe it was, said
woman was always right. II this be
70, ana we believe IL is In msjoriky of
tne cases, what harm could come TO
tne country from woman suffrage?
we venture tho assertion that 1t is The
Morai influence OF woman, which is
powerful for good, that Tho senator
dreads.--lColorado Clipper.
GREAT CoTToN,
Mr.. Denman, one of kaufman conn
ty's most enterprising, thrifty and in.
telllgent farmers, brought In a csuse
Tor astonlshment yesterday morning.
IL was IN the shape of 4 stalk OF cotton
over SIX feet high, and loaded to the
guard with well-tilled bolls. The
ground that produced this wonderful
CROWN was prairie waste eight
months ago, and tho ocean of cotton
" Will produce will be sufficient 10
convince all farmers that when the
Kround Is properly prepared and the
plants Enthusiastically cultivated. the
harvest is sure to be abnndant,-C1'er-
rell Star.
IN VERY PLACID WATERS,
me marked Improvement in THE
UALLAs HERALD since Colonel Elliott,s
return from the Werld's Exposi-
ton, has renewed the confidence Of the
public in that staunch journal, and The
chances of the News singing a funeral
dlrge over the grave of The HERALD
mas faded into the dim and silent past.
Recognizing the iniquity Of the News
nsurplng, as 1t were, a territory right.
Iuliy belonging to The HERALD, the
PUBIC ana The press have Joined In
solemn protest against it, and have
tenaered sach sympathy and aid as
Will insure IiIE HERALD sailing on
Piaclo waiers.-- Texas Estray Record.
UNDER WHICH KING, BEzoNIAN.
Ine closing psragrapbsOf tho above
4rtlcie says: III the majority OF voters
Iaver prohibition IL is Just as true de-
mocracy for them to declare il M il il
10 ceclare aganst prohibition Thjs
IL faliacy into which many have
fallen. Democracy recognizes the
principle mat the majority must rule:
put 1t must respect The rights of The
minority. The inherent, inalienable
rights OF citizen of this government
cannoS DO infringed by any majority,
tnrough legislation or otherwise.
Might GOES not make right under dem
ocratic principles. If the majority en-
force prohibition, the rights Of the
minority are violated. But if the
majority declare against prohi-
billion the minority are left in
the free exercise OF their rights.
The very argument of the above
quoted paper IL turned against il, and
shows clearly that "it is not democrat.
10 to be pr0hibtionist" You cannot
act with both parties end be true TO
either Marshall Herald.
TO THE FRONT, JUDGE NORTON,
II Judge A. b. Norton is still alive,
and has permitted no razor 70 come
upon his head, he has a fine oppor-
tunity to rally his old Wing party. A
great many Wings, under the guise of
friendship for the principles OF DEM
ocracy, have succeeded in getting into
very high places. The time has come
Tor revolt, and when Judge Norton
draws that long beard from beneath
his under garments, it will serve az a
glorious banner under which the
Wings can rally. IL must have made
the eyes OF the veteran dis
ciple of Henry Clay beam with
delight, ana smiles wreath his face
When he heard that Texas congress
mon were reading out of the
Democratic party the true Jacksoniau
Democrats. When the Judge takes the
lead in rallying his old party friends
he will lind that blast from the old
Democratic buglo will bring the yoo-
many full v equipped TO make battle
against the oilice-loving partisaus who
have gone back to their first love.
LIBRARIAN Leader.
HELP ONE ANOTHER,
To help the one who helps you Is q
golden rule, aud its application is as
appropriate TO business transactions as
In any other matter. Acting upon this
principle, we have instructed our
agents "a list of whom will he found in
No. S of the Plowman) to recon-
mend our advertisers and promote tho
welfare Of their business in preference
to all others. Thus IL will be seen that
every advertiser In the plowman Sc
cures mn active friend in nearly every
county in the State, and especially in
this county, Us we bave local agents in
every precinct and two for tho county
agents, our business manager,
Mr.. Duncan, Is well known to
nearly every farmer in this and
adjoining counties, and his business,
both in connection with this
at large. In addition to our
paper and tho p. IL ID,
association, brings him in con.
tact with thousands OF farmers, which
affords him en opportunity to recon-
mend our advertisers TO ali who con-
template coming to town.-[Texss
Plowman.
SILVER DOLLARS.
Tho standard silver dollars were
moro valuable thant heir equivalent Ia
gold coins, and they in turn bsoamo 30
scarce by 1855, that congress had to or
der the coinage OF silver dollars and
quarters In such quantity rs to supply
small change to the country. The sii.
yer dollar has not bean reduced In