The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-22
STATE PRESS.
CHEAPER MONEY.

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of that paper viii have achieved vie
tory Of which he may Justly be
proud.-[Cisco Roundup.
ATTACKING THE o. a.
Ae gods, what next? Arc we to DO
again afflicted with oight-dgllar suits
and oorn'cob pipes and pay-ss-you-go
lead pencils? Oh, Roberts, what hast
thy children done that they shouldst
be thus surciy tried?-lSujphur
Springs Gazette.
CHEAPER MONEY.
In July the national banks OF New
York City had almost S6j,0O),OO00 in
excess Of what by law (one-fOurth Of
all depoMts) they arc commanded 90
hold, and "ihe banks were glad toleud
on absolutely good security at = OF
per cent" aid yet in Texas il can
hardly De had st per cent. per month.
--LAlyarado Bulletin.
AN LII ENGUIPHIEG IDEA.
When tho prohibition wave engulfs
the average country editor, II com
pletelY swallows every idea he ever
had and leaves him with nothing 10
think OF or write about except 'prohi-
bitiou. do generally gives up his on
lire pdo5r locals and all, To- the pc0hl-
bition idee-I Brguham Banner.
WHAT \ FALL MY C0UgTRYNEEi
CCmp.rOllar Swain, IN aus Wer 10 tho
question, says that I prohibition 10
adopted and the occupation liquor tax
1s wiped out That there via be a falling
OIL in tue State revenues Gt lEaat one
third OF The whole amount, This state
men6 viii prove GOOD campaign
document Tor th9 auti-prOhibitiOn
sp9aker5.-LS San Antonio Light.
ATE&IAN PATRIOT.
hon. John IL, Reagan mas come ont
In an open letter stating in very plain
terms that he viii not DO q candidate
for governor OF Texas. Judge Reagau
thinks no can do more good IN con-
gress. We agte0 with him. II would
be Il calamity for Texas to lls3 that
PATRIOTS influence in tho halls OF CON
gress.- Bryan Enterprise.
PROHIBITION FANATICISM.
The true policy Of government is not
to NEEDLE with what man eats and
wears and drinks. These things are
outside the pale @ government. Sena.
tor COko'a hGad Is level on all govern
mental questions. A man Of hi5 cali
bre could never give adhesion to the
fanaticism OF prohibition..-IA Austin
Statesman,
TRIBUTE TO THE GA.
Professor Roberts, better known IS
the Old Aicalie5 was down 10 Austin
uclans set the story a1lcat hat no was
schoning TO be governor Of Texas
again Whether no mas any euch de-
sire or not We can't say. Bat there is
sentiment that be is tho best GOV.
ernor Texas over had. That senti-
ment prevails with tho Old Alcalde
with astonishing unanimity.-I Green
vile Appeal.
FOR REAGAN FOR SENATOR.
Hon JOHN u. Reagan hiss respect
fully declined TO become candidate
for governor He believes he will be-
OF greater service 70 Jba State in Con-
gres3 than he possibly could DO rs gov
ornOr. That has been our idea all tho
time Ho should DO elected United
States senator in this position no
would be Of luvaluob,0 service TO his
party, tho present administration and
the whole government. The sun ia
for Reagan Tor Senator kaufman
sur.
INVASION OF PERSONAL RIGHTS,
Congressman NlNH is opposed Go
prohibition because 30 considers 10 8u
"lnva5iOu Of b9rghts o. personal self
government" 10 bo consistent. no
must bo opposed to the pIslOliaW, tine
laws against gambling, tae Sunday
law the IL" that prohibits man FROM
having more than enc vie 40 tlua,
the law TIM. prohibits g white man
from mG.ryiUga negro and aO on. All
OF Jneso laws .Ato"afo Mlta Jle per-
sonal eelf-gOvaumaLt of individuals.
Williamson County Sun.
4 POPULAR MAN, TRULY,
To George r. Loving: Troubles
never s,Op i0rsvsl-Lao darkest day
Will pass away. II She world seems
dark and uuWviting, look 30 tho STAR
Of hcrJ, II yer for moment allow
your ambition 10 be spbdUod or your
EpiT cast down. Let your conduct
tyr ls5 Of The spider, whose
TN .s broken 70 thousand limos
ana vJi ,G turn thousand t,mea
morcsa. Cheer up! The great AcgIy.
Of Fort Worth and North Texas is|
with You in tho midst OF your mis-
fortune. Fort Worth Mail.
a PARASITE ON THE TENAs PRESS,
The Galveston News claim that tho
immunity OF the other papers i'm the
State from Tibet suits, is duo solely 90
the fact chat "tloy arc pCor"-not good
picking for the damage hunt0Ts-is
very unjust as we'll 90 impudent, and
is in and Of itself n libel for which
there ought to DO damage paid, In
deed tho Galveston News has said less
OF good for the press of Texas than tho
GlObo-Damocr8t itself has. lis "a tun-
gus, parasite on Texas, and stays
only TO blosd tho people. We never,
no, never, weep whom 20 is b,ed in re-
turn, as ii OfGel isl Waco Examiner
THE RAILROAD pOOI,
II the IailyOad kings realize an in-
crease IN earnings OF Sj,C0J,OJO by tho
pool, 10 Is an important question; IA
fact, it's vital ono TO the people who
own tho State and donated tho land
with which tho roads were built, who
is to pay the earnings? IL is repre-
sented that tho pool will DO q benefit
to the people IN every place on tho liue
Of roads, hut it has not been made
plain enough for a business man to
SEQ it. Tho fact Is, the pool is fraud
on the people, snd alone i'm the interest
OF the railroads, by which tho roads
will dostry petition, receive higher
rates Of freight, and divide tho profits,
- brennan Banner.
SHOW YOUR CoL0Rs.
The papers o. The state, and they gr0
pretty much all Democratic, are now
saying thgt no man can hope TO eX-
pect Oilico without first defining his
position on the prohibition question.
This, OF course, Is nothing moro than
right and fair, but II shows a greet
change in the last Tow months, The
first illusions made to prohibition
were that II was scheme OF q few
soro heads and Republicans, and
would find but iew adhOrenls, hut
since they have called upon prospect
i've candidates to show their COlors,
like Coke and Mills, Il can DO taken
for granted that Il really is an issue,
and "a confined alone 70 tho Demo
cratic party OF tho StGto,-lSau An
tonic Light.
CHEAPER MONEY FOR TENAs,
IhE DALLAS HERALD Is prosecuting
most admirable war 10 favor OF
cheaper money for Texas. u began
some week, $40 and already tho suh-
ject is being eglt3lod Ml over the
State. THE HERALD urgues that no
enterprise OF business or msuuilot-
uring character has a fair fold whom
money 10 bearing from - 20 II por
cent. per anuum. This is undoubtedly
true. When money becomes cheaper
III will hA lnNnaLnl In nrnhnnilNn In.