The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-02

solutiop of y,l,;o,, MIN,
reticaI ~, ,.,,t -, "heti.eF from theo-
The varU o p'"1SlV"! poihI OF view, Is OF
side With ah''r St in' portahce' Side 10y
amt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uiiuanC crops, Superabund-
onont;t; ,u 90 o 5 ca proaucts, ana vast
At va,.u cbe ~, "a teai seeklhg investment
Gle of a n WI, 1885, 80, we nave the specta
short u,orl, ~ a. 20 amount OF a'stresS,
minsrs and S'iu Iow pay. Multltudes oi
for 1,,ao,oe 1'.L ocidulcs are Worktng
Of tbaS5' e' "hiIiu-accouht pelng taken
nnmhor ID L, ,Un"sii'S power and the
love- tbo W. iio o,,as 81 work per day-are
nageu anfnoiI,' w pc'u.o, ana IN many
while thousnS ae .s IMAM IA HnSland,
gethe. NJ" fo',, arc out oi work alto
, resuit ne ACTORS entering into this
and IN tho d,'iI..,'e anu vary IN KIND
some of ibe,1S r;So " a. 'nSlr liiIiu5hce, out
pronni' ' "a,,I o, tso lar ABOVE the rest.
duction h,o "nihUtnS theiil Is oNer'pro-
nsturaI on, DiU w aooue partly by
| Not that III thar 80 pa Wy arVllclal causes.
GOOD thin uroi ia can pe LOO illuch OF any
consumntion 'I hnt TnSe,s lnlo general
prodncad at or DMv snaS .ne Prouucer mas
able In ia, bis nrod,,o. uoet, anu Is I'M
prices without Lose Lp ao tne rullnS
ket and ub;ia i io'a ~ RACKS mar
i,u "iriio ne waits LOT IL interest IL
exa,nniap -, t he d deu.5. ne lariher Tor
incraaeea nn v.o uoo"uo lloni lo.O 10 1851,
commoditiea n naaao,, ,a VI asilculturai
ductions Of tin,as NJ, -. ~ pius pio-
ma,,d il oooJ ao f, "i,sii .n9 IuIelEIl ue-
cent lii o., iJiioWs' SoCCoh w per
cereaIs Oh ns. p,ouu MS, io1 per cent;
cent beaf faa ner 49, na iito oatlle oJV per
duets / I3s mar cant u - anu nos pro-
same neriod nur non,Iati,,,' ;uul1n5 ,hs
a rate somethiny nndar an 1ar 60, aSeT M ~
wheat GROW Of teso ,,' ,o ~ ~ oi oont' Inc
VI ioDV w az foO,UUO.Nub iluSDblt,
ino tha s,,rnIne az iVS1;ooo'Ooo-this ne
were satisfied were co.. ilotiIo Ieeus
sale. Great os w,os 'uau ior
the tendencv hoe ms surplus,
IL. desnitn Tho a. ~ Increase
eipn demapd hoe 800; Ine ior
en.d JuIn.nSa a,oo' " i",iy Tess
lands ara haing ad'ioJ W nov gram
acres under enItiTotio" mii''T rh 10 me
of the poyerment trnn, fha ~. ho inouiiIe
lie lands was in 1870 INIT 1904 7oi " p'uoo
was 81 Ol6 hO6. in 1881 20 SnI SnS III , tSoV
81, 1853 l4O; in 1889, S,9h5, S64 ana IN issi
il reached tho nTnro,.'-1Iii,, ,''au ~ ioof
$50. SI0 795 In yio "'p'S' NJ t sun OF
Nebraska farmerS ara t,r go ." ,i ~
corn, and when thew sell onu r .r,oia
but III tn ~ cents :, Eusbal Di'nbS
est to consider how tha ;rnra". w., me" ,'.i,
duct from this largeIv incraasad p "
grain land ia tn 10 az 49,, $50. 20 area 9I
That will enable the farnor ~ now t fiVu'
portation charges o,'J '"J :, "',n
him balance for tha MA iI"'o %
of UNCERTAINTIES Thin iuio' 40
questions of questions inacroh 90 ms ms
prosperity of The aTric,,I,'.sI i,' 90 'no
is the basis on whi,h tha ,'' "' ,rierost
all other interests must ~ 10y W.
like the United states nl,ir,a,e eTun 10y
A con mon answer is: "Rmiid nn h ,vnV,
manuiac urers Thar will, s,Inmiv ~ pn no oTa'
quate home demand, Iet m Ky nina IL" a ',mr
own coal, keen Our Gotten a. hnme I t"r
our own cotton mails. make Hnr o Nv,
iron and build our own railroada ,hns
creating home markets. and J"mss,io
and foreign cnn,mecca - I'LL ,'IIi no vs.
present We are at so grea AZ
n disadvant.0a - TI,is l.; SIe"'