The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
STATE psxss.
SHOWING ITS HAND.


amor Ireland TO M. Baker on this
ouestion. In that article the News
shows IT'S hand once more. Nobody
expected, Of course, that it could by
any possible means work itself loo
the expression OF a friendly tribute
TO Governor ireland, bu, we Sre
amoag those who thought the Journal
named was NJ least ABOVE sayster.
ing ia matter OF this
kind, aud that its sense of propri-
ETY. would compel 1t 20 bs honest ana
inst even 81 th0se y hom IL regards I'M
fsyorably. Bus tia article referred TO
removed this impression. IL deliber-
atoly distorts she meaning and the
woras OF tue Soyernor's letter, sud
msliciously miseonstrues his purpose
in writing II. Governor Iyeisnu's let.
ter 20 Baker was NOT, IN spirit or sub,
stance, opposed 10 Immigration. On
the contrary, it favored it, and thro US
out a welcome 81 all good and iudustri-
GUS immigrants who come to settle in
our State. This fact has already been
published aud rG-pnb,ished in many
oftbere spsc,abie newspapers OF Tcxss,
bat tie News article IL well calculsted
10 deceive, end ia oraer that those un-
acquainted with the case may not We
misied, we revert TO tho question to
say that ~ no time or place has the
governor, by word or sct, opposed bona
fide iinmisratloO.-l64 San Antonio
Times.
THE RAILWAYS.
We do not know upon what day, but
some time during the district court Of
this county tho sale Of The Texas West
ern railroad will be called upon, and
we know Of no teaecn TO suppose H.
will not be confirmed. We houe in
deed it viii be, for 1t Ia very Important
that IL should be- settled definitely who
the road belongs 10. When tnst is set
tied we may look 70 see work begin in
extending 1t. As long as the owner.
ships as unsettled question no capt.
talist Ia likely % put money in it, nut
with that question settled 1t will be-
come good property TO invest in, and
1t will bsgip To reach ont tor the Colo
RADIO and the Guadalupe countries,
With the East d. West Texas compile
ted from this city to Shreveport, the
Texas Western will have narrow
gauge through connection To tho East,
and will feed and bs fed bv the great
narrow gauge system of the country.
Houston Age.
THAT CIVIL skVIcE.
We fear We shall never SEQ the good
sense Ia the policy OF winning battle
and leaving the enemy in charge, Of
accepting the responsibi 10y of the nd.
mnisifa'lon OF public affairs and en-.
ployip2 officers whose very principle
10 n a iva NJ,
Sn illustration We have previously
msde use OF, We will ask the Recorder
man II he were pat IN charge of
b1siness with entire control, would he
employ sssistnnts whose ideas Of COZ
ductiug the business were directly op-
posed to his, whose wishes
were %gainsf his sncGess aud MART of
whose salaries ba knew would be
used 20 dispiace him? II lot, then he
cannot consis tanily advocate euch
policy foy tho Democracy, for tho
same rules that would insure business
success ToslG amply vi h equal force
to The 2ovarLmsntal sffair.- Eexig
Ledger.
ITS FAD INrLUENCE.
The Galveston News has done tho
State and the Democratic. party OF the
Union ircalculable harm by its reck-
less charge Of robbery Of the school
fund by State cfficisls, as quoted BY
tho Northern pspers. In its endeay-
0rs to mako itself road the News heal
tates st nothing, and its course has
made the defeat OF tho amendments to
the libel law by tbs next Legislature
certainty. It has bsen the o0sst and
pride Of Texas since the Republicans
were hurled from power in the State
administration not the fajutest
0dor OF suspicion has chung 60 Is State
Official eleckej to mis- position by tho
people.-[San Angelo Enterprise.
THE DALLAS AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
We hear nothing said of tho Dallas
q Northwestern except through the
Decatur Post. The Post is still build
ing II on paper, Montague North
west
Yes, the Post l. willing to besr the
honor OF being the head center OF yet
ting up rho Dallas & Northwestern
railway movement, aud bst0re 81
dozen moons shall hAvo coma and
gone, loug lrAine, l0Gsned with black
diamonds iTom the Wise counfv Goa,
mines, viii be pulled over the Dallas
q Northwsateru railway, supplying
the mactine shops of Dallas and other
great cities ct Texas. Now what do
you Think Decatur Post.
gHAT LETTER!
Ireland ought TO have "burDt that
letter." Flo ought TO have had
more respect for Texas, If he didn't
have 1t for himself, than to hove sout
lt out Tor circuiation.-Irexas Balance
Wheel
That letter WAS not sent out for cir
culation and il the crank n was writ
ten to had any respect Tor the courfe-
sizes common among gentlemen, he
would not have published u private
letter To subaerve personal interests.
me above, however, IL predicted upon
inc superstition that the crank knows
what courtesies dc. exist between gen
tiemen, which tho Natl rs not pre-
pared TO admit Fora Worth Mail.
MILLS FOR TEXAS,
LIST us take some step toward so
curing wooden and cotton milla in
Westheriord. we'have an abundance
OF fuel ano water--twc of the most
necessary requisites in operating
mills--and with proper management
no doubt could secure MISUNDERSTANDING
ford Sun.
a GOOD WORK FOR IRELAND.
IL Governor Ireland Is elected to tho
united States Senate by the TWEEN
ueth Legislature be will no doubt
write o letter to tho Galveston News
Expressive OF his gratitude fer tho M,
!. ssshce II rendered him. Tho News
a. WONG good work for Ireland, by
spus'pg him,--l Bolton journal.
'hh EDUCATION sUpERINvENDENcY
we are strictly ia favor OF the
~scaefs of Texas naming the msu VINO
So % our next superintendent Of
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