The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
STATE PRESS.


There arc no Indications that THE
DALLAS HERALD will suspend this
winter. 1t will take II cold day, IN
decd, 10 freeze out the leading daily OF
eur grand and growing State.-LGreen-
Yillo Herald.
GOT HIS FOOT IN 1T.
It strikes us that tho "Disinherited
Knight" who wrote that slush TO The
Galveston News got his foot into 1t. A
state senator, whether no lives in the
Panhandle or not, ought TO set oil ia q
more winning way than he dId'
-TTexas Mesquite.
TEXAS RAILROAD POOL
The Texas railroad pool on cotton is
one OF the peculiarities of This CREST
State. With g dozen cities i'll close
composition with one smother, rail
road pool is fixed up which gives
every one ground floor RACES and inside
track, at least they all say so, and II
must be- taken tor grautsd.-lSan An
tsnia Light.
Tng FAIREsT SINGER,
Miss Dixie Crooks will give musi-
cal entertain Ment in Denisoa on Fri
day evening, September An. q good
many viii 70 up from Sherman, as
Dixie IS great fevorite with the
Sherman peoo.a.-lSherman D5no-
crat.
SNOWEr UNDER.
Prohibition ls under tho daisiSs--
there lot il vest. 1t had tho backing OF
excellent citizens, who have only to
sdcp; new tactics To accomplish tho
synla results. Let "slow buJ sure" bo
theit InOlLo. The world canno5 ba re-
formed nj Que i6ll swOop,-[ Waco DiY.
Is THIS THING so?
The effort OF Lhe management OK the
Fort Worth Democrat, on Saturday
last, TO organize b1ycotting scheme
against George B. loving ana the Ga
zette was q shameful piece Of business,
but entirely il keeping with The con-
sistent total daprayity OF It's psrpetrE-
tor.-[Gleprose Clifton.
JUST so.
Tho sentiment against drinking and
Drunkenness is universal, but thore IL
a difference as to tho best means of re-
pressing the OWL. Some think prohi-
bition il the remedy; others thllk 1t q
failure and farce, Because man is
opposed TO prohibition is no proof that
he is in sympathy with whisky
GleenVlIle Appeal s,----...
~TwEEDLE- AND TWEEDLE-DUM.
Reagan says that prohibition il not
q political question. Lteutenant-GoN'
ernor Gibbs says thai prohibition is
not political question and that 1t is
not moral question, and that 1t is
not anti-Democratic in pfecincts and
counties. Wellborn says tho same
thing, and so does Siias Hare Bel
| ton Reporter.
RAILROADS.
I IfTexas has law against consolida-
ltion ofarailrosds a,d pooling5 o.
lrates, why does not the proper author
Iities protest? If she has none why
did Governor Ireland write to the ct
! torpev-gensrei? We DO not thor.
| oughly understand the agreements o.
| the posl, but,if is inS violation OF the
law proceedings should be instituted
against tho the railroads. Pittsburf
Ge2ette. .4s
ASERvICE TO NORTH TEXAS. '+sA%,
TIKI DALLAS HERALD is leaving the
other papers to morsliZs on thing;
ethereal, while it puts in good work fol
the material welfare of the State. La
its efforts to bring cheap capital here
from tho east, reduce rents, build rail
roads TO our coal mines and the
pineries it is doing service for North
Texas and Dallas which will result In
great good. [Mexia Ledger.
RAILROAD POOLING.
The Galveston News is indirectly
| responsible for the great latitude
given railroad corporations in this
State. 1t has systematically opposed
all measures tending to railway reg
ulation by the State. 1t openly
sanctions this pooling business oy
which the people of Texas will be
robbed of probably over a million OF
dollafs.-[Grsenvllle Herald.
IMMIGRATION TO TEXAS.
The tide OF immigration has begun
to pour into Texas again. 1t streams
in q northwestern direction, and will
Is pretty we'll filed up before it can be
induced to turn this way. 1t is to DC
hoped that the stream will be strong,
so as to fill the vacuum as soon as pos
sible, because Southwest Texas has
room enough left for half OF Europe.
\ San Antonia Light.
CHEAP MONEY.
We do well to talk about canals and
railroads, but the first thing we want
is cheap money. Until we have cheap
money, we will ba noted and conspic-
uous in the absence in our midst OF
thrifty enterprise and prosperity. We
might have cheap fuel in abundance;
water-power unlimited; wool, hides,
oattle and sheep in great quantities,
but unless we can get cheap money,
rents will remain high, and enterprise
of every nature whatsoever will be too
hazardous, and will be clogged to
stagnatien.-lEl Paso Times.
1T CAN BE DONE.
Now while grain is low, let these
things cunslders1. Sell The surplus
at ths ~, vt 0ppcftnne zine, but keep
enough, thst your families snd hoeks
aud herds may aaye abundance. Ere-