The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08
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ton th0rc, in renly 10 Il " Dr. Car
roll, he said; ar your pr iohera X,
INTO politics fcnufgD them back" IL
Oihor ores SfnAt y Coke would have
preachers douriv0d Of The right TO take
4 u part la politics just because thOv arc
pIoHohcr5. Just uA we'll mis- ht you DO,
pHys a preacher ot his risht 10 voto
Whether prohibition ~ rishf or wrOnr
preacher, have as many political and
luivii riEhfs as Senator Coke has.
Coks's atsNk On tho rights ~ preach
crs a. hIH gicniU . mistake. We ara uul
going 10 ar no tbs proh lltIOn quaa
non in lh.a arbc'8 fMthor thu
% try 10 glow that tho preach
ors hyn right 10 discuss the
qu 0suOn. Gbty hsvo toe same
II!kuL us 3 citizen that any man or
claus Of men in tho United States
hove. II politics are too filthy ana
uuci,an ,ur preachers, then Son AtOr
| CObG ought to ne ashamed OF tho COM
p.ay he keeps, Prohibition may he
uIdomu1rdtlc, cus thar docs not mako
IL wrong altogether, whisky - ag
acknowledged owl, anu ara not tle
ones TO fignt avi? IL is not expected
OF IhOu? We tbink so, Suppose then,
| d.. Carroll had made whisky speech
and cauVassed hOLaunan county
| against prohibition? What would the
world have SAID about him? Why the
prunKest mau ia Texas would have
denounced him q hypocrite. The
churches would have Denounced aud
the whisky mon would have Missed
hun. Carroll did right 10 "tackle, the
| question. lie aid right 10 "tgckle'
Coke. IL became his calling and is
worthy of him. Preachers are ex-
rect, d 10 attack evils aud vices of al
kinds and because they do It 0ocs not
make tho OWL riGht, Democratic nor
constiJntiuual..-l 5ittsburg Gazette.
| CAPITAL AND POPULATION WANTED.
Wa want population and capital.
| Tsere ig no better timber i'll III, world
tIgn in reXss 20 graft upon 10 fresh
| blood Of all the first-clasS rscns, The
| resent stock of TeXgs comes from the
cavaliers OF England, the very flower
OF chivalry, and its exposure 20 west
ern pioneer lite hiss not impaired its
| splendid attributes, but any race, by
| intermarriagC, mSy lose no perfection
OF woman and manhood, "nd dogoU-
ersto ia lime II it Is not crossed by
some other blood. Texas has bseu
getting uorU emigrants aud u better
class nla the Old W0yld than ell the
GJhor States combined, and "a these
| people from Germany and Engisud
come into the State and raisA fsmi' les,
Their Offspring IS marrying
stock. Wo arc thus mingling IN tue
veins OF the growing youths OF tho
| land the bgss Elood of the cid world,
and have thus the promise # tho fines
manhood in existence. We need even
more than re get OF these people, aud
| by q concerted effort tbfrs are means
chat could DO ayailed of 20 obtain Sean
Gingyi9n colonies with wealth, or M
| ParaJiv5ly wealthy, heads Of families,
80 hutld up and develop all the aplen-
! did resources, Agricultural and m ru-
| iactuIng, in this state, that squEla, in
araa and Gapacity,an empire. "e need,
| too, The large capital that ~ locked up
| IN cur Northern banks, u could be
Invested here ct % much larger per
| L,snd just az secure as in the EaHt.
| ThPs5 arc oar eds, nd we Ought To
adopt means by which they could bo-
| come known Gll over the wOrld.- Aus
| tin Statesman.
| PROHIBITION.
The Ball i5 not struck with the idea
OF high license 81 q substitute Tor pro-
hibitlou. We arc in favor OF showing
all the necessary res1ictionS around
the sale Of liquor, bat high iiornge, as
| that term ia usually understood, i2, in
| 1csnsa naTh, ms IVorI,s vol II, lnrp0
cities, whore il has Ghs effect 0 wipiug
| ont tha low dDauaiiee. but in small
towns it could throw the retail liquor
safe into the hands Of one or two men,
causing q tendency toward monopoly.
| the presen. license on saloons
in this State is high
erouch. amounting TO 1900 Ter
aOoIijn' county. State and municipal,
| Wa are in favSr Of s1 ramnistinr tho
sol, NJ whisky that tha saloon Where
jirja SOLD shell ina derived of its many
att r4ciinus and ftlMrenents, The
@yeaE CIV Of tho rrrhibitIopistg is
SynIrst iha aalo9n lad ia evil in
! Nnsrces. anl when thatis removed we
! h,r,s In. rlalIlg wlIl H. satisfied, The
| ur..nyc,faI .yy fnrbidyiur TIA Olay-
| mo ~ s,t,t,rs. music. e,r,, In SALOONS
| ',,,iG sr,., a r6oI law, Al p..ly
| a,.g,i,,ga Gy.firss. gr3 rgayT. hing
! tG,t r0.s Ia re.ke l!n q gilaed palace
! s,,.,n,4 -,,.e "a aIlos,ed. sd Tgben chat
| Is done ina salnnn ia r,b1sd of all its
| ,rsyyctinns IN tbn mimic. They can
~iuanIv 90 ,b-rs Ind msE 2 drink of
vyhitky. with 70 Their indueement 10
lyeon tban, thsrs.-TuRrJjn Rail.
SAM RANDALL,
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