The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

lhparHally aided In the natt.r ~
SheaP money. Tire merchants of "a
iaS are ether more fortunate or lfniol
tnhHte IMAM the people Of C'eburut In
suVy can borrow money nL nl,y rata at
interest. TIE banks OF C!ebrrte 40 nor
| iehu money, yet Cieburne nasN Ruil6-
lnS ana Loan association where money
can DO borrowed at from % 10 go psr
cent per annUm. There can be no
prosperity N tho country = here such
"u eNcefslYe interest on money is
charged, and It THG HERALD can az
cure ChBap money for Dallas it must be
N Nns ny convincing capitalists in the
NoIIh tues money can he Rs safely
ioausG IA ieXas as In Che North. There
w z lack or confidence st present.
w ueh cOplqence - fully established,
hCt oply Dallas but Cleburne and
other cities can get money AZ cbaan
ratio OF interest," TClebnrne Chronicle
TRUE DEMOCRACY.
The DALLAS HERALD, and ono of it1
correspondents, have been pugZliug
themselves somewhat in Gu effort 10
uenno true Democracy and lucata
themselves aa regards ;his rare thlnr
"a polCcs, Tor Which they ara search-
ing We would, II permitted, make
suggestion To these Two iuquirers
aver AHh5' II, in trGon, they would
IKE 10 Know what Us IruC Democracy,
IeJ llem quit the sphere Cf politicians
ana 10 CUT among th3 common nee
PIC snd get their lucas Ct government,
they Will have Gu idea II true Dame
cracV. II they look TO party unnuagers
or pErty practices, thOy arc not apt 10
nave gheE longings after kuoul0Gpe
satisfied. Rings ard bosses control
th5 party machine aud the deliver
anc0 or our CONVICTIONS aie what
soam TO the leaders 10 no popular, and
once In power, The mass6s cry out in
VAIN for good governmental cKiu-
ney Democrat.
RAILROAD HEADQUARTERS,
In the issue OF last Tuesday the Her
aid in au editorial referred to the law
passed st tho last session Of the Legie
latur9 requiring ell railroads in the
State to establish and permanently
maintain their headquarters and gen
eral offices at some point within the
State. Special reference was made 10
the action Of the management OF the
Gould system in moving the general
Offices and headquarters at the Texas
q Pacific railway from Marshall to ~.
Louis, and up 10 this time no action
hsd been taken by the management
for returning the general offices 10 Mar
SHALL or tor establishing tho head
quarters OF tho roRG AZ any point in
the State, rs is required by TITO law.
Undet the provisions Of tho law the
company Is liable 70 * fine OF 81 900 for
each month that they fai! TO comply
with the law Marshall Herald.
NOT WEIGHTED DOWN WITH MORT.
CAGES.
THE DALLAS HERALD is bounding
to the front with rapid strides. Colo
mel Elliott ana his 81 II arc delvlnl
deity for portesti0n, aud each days
issue develops increased energy and
marked improvement over tho ore.
cedlug. Just criticism C9lcsdes it9
merit and unpE, JUDGED comparison
cannot discount lts editorial or bust.
ness managemaut in fayOr OF rival.
And what's more rud better, IL ia at
this iunCturo making more money,
clear OF expenses, thay auy other paper
in tine State, Il has o good working
capital of is own, Is not shinglea and
weighted down with UlOrtg0ges,is well
backed by tho business men and cepI.
talists of Dallas, Hnd will have no Oc-
casion 70 go into liquidation or "shriV-
6ied localium" on the first Of October.
-IGlon Rose Citizen.
WILL THEY HYPUENATE.
The result OF the News mOy0 on
Dallas will be-; Tho papers VIII fight
for about two years. Iustaed OF either
making rem, both win losa nlllhoy
have aud win then hyphenate, and q
good and paying viii ba the re
suit. just why tbey can't hyphgupte
now, save tho money and tho two
years time, wo cannot $50. But they
Won't and that is fact, IL Is strange
llat.ewspapers uev0r have any com
mon sUuga i'm business matters uutilit
is knocked into thom by some such OK
perieuco as this. 10 i5 thor own bust
ness Rud We hayo ua intention 20 in-
tcrlerl, but mark If our prediction
l5n't fulfilled totb8 very letter. Waco
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