The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15
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money ls attracting wide -spreRa atten-
lon IN The North, and will doubtless
nave the effect OF transferring Northern
capital here Tor investment at low
rates DenisOn EeralC News.
CRUSADE on HIGH INTEREST.
IHE DALLAS HERALD is making q
crusaCe aRainkJ the nigh rates of in
terest thai the people OF Dallas have to
pay for money. The rale will apply ss
well TO ali Texas, While moneyis put
out in Texas at II to 20 per cent, It is
cheap all over the North at and s.
Marin Bal.
C0hPREHENpS THE ISSUE.
HE DALLAS HERALD has Jumped
headforemost into the live question OF
the difference OF rates OF interest
charged by Northern and Texas banks.
IL clearly comprehends the issue, end
the Citizen predicts it wiz, bstore it
quits, open some folks eyes. LAY on
McDuff - q eur0se Citizen.
PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
Ii is now III OiGer Tor tho News "to
insinustions abd inuendoes time aUd
again, mystcriOusiy hinled that it was
IN possessi II of starting facts that
would psralyze the public, but which
1t was prevented from giving through
rear of pros cutiOus that would follow
under the nbel law. II il now legally
absolyed from all responsibility, and
has no tur her excuse TO shield itself
behind = Fort Worth Mail.
a III XAs. EXPOSITION.
we make motion, If Ii meets with
asecond, that We have s. grand Texas
exposition in 1856. We also move 90
amend the motion by naming Dallas
as the pla %. A 80 days expotiC on in
Texas would do more to advertise our
state than ali other Advertising agen-
cies combined. The people-the State
government and all tho railroad com
psnies could well stlord 10 aid tho
cause Dallas would mako teu-strike
by pu,tilg tho enterprise through.
Woke Gp, Brother Elliott sherman
Democrat.
AS CARPET DAGGER.
Whllo hoping thaJ IL IN ~ prove q
profitable venture Wo cannot but re-
gret the News has seen fiji to come ntO
North Texas, not as III emigcaut seek
ing = home, but as carpet bagger
hunting spulls. Had 1t moved its house
hoid goods among s,thus Identifying
ltsolt WIN our section, we could feel
sure that North Tex AZ interests would
find an atlesud zBalOus advocate in the
Galveston News and by The same
token We o'ulC COZ gralulato Dallas on
lts acquisition. AiVaradO Bulletin.
REAGAN's POPULARITY.
There 10 haidlS uUubL now about
Judge Re9grn being candidate for
governor and that Swan has with
drawn, leaving Reagan, Ross and
Gibbs IN the field. Genera Ross has
many warm trends III this county but
We believe Judge Reagan is much the
strongest Terrell Star
ReHgan's popularity is universal, and
IL he desires To be governor he will be
nominated ithOut opposition, and his
majority II tho election will be greater
than WIS ever given any man in
Texas Sulphur Springs Gazette.
ALAS, ALAS, ALACk THE DAY,
Standing 80 high i'll tho manage.
ment OF the Gould railroads, Mr.
Hoxle evideutl, does not share the
confidence OF his associates. 70 Ga
zette representative ho stated last
Tuesday that it would probably be a
month before the question WA
decided whether their hesdeuer.
ters would be established at
Fort Worth or Dallas. The next day a
contract is lol for the construction of q
building tOr Jheir hesCq ucrtsrs NJ Dali
las. EviGentiy agleat zeal is going on
that Mr. Hoxie Is kcptiu Ignorance OF,
- Fort Worth Gazette.
LIQUIDS CANNOT DE pULvERIZED.
SulsOn Hu'cbins, editor Of the
Wash ngton Post Is also member of
the New Hampshire Legislature. 4
few days sgO ne Introduced an anti
prohibition bill ! that body with the
following sweeping title: "An act to
encourage temperance, discourage hy-
poctacy, prevent perjury and law
breaking" Strong rs he caption ig
wen bet Crauli,l says h. is q wh sky
advocate and will slam his hat against
the floor ana yell: "PulveTize tho rum
power" ,Iauiill ought 60 know tha'
liquids cannot he pu.veriZed.- Green.
vile Appeal.
But ONE COURSE.
Unfair methods ere not needed in
the battle against unfair laws, und I'M
less the y MS shall take bod stand
In this ca e, nut lis indirect charges in
plain, uneIuivOcal English and then
substunilate them, IL has done more TO
perpetuaie The present obnoxious
libel Jaw than the combined press OF
the State can undo between now and
the next meeting of the Legislature.
After the publication Of the resolution
by tho land hoard, there is, in the
opinion of the Post, but ono coarse
open Tho News, and that hns been
outlined sb vo II Houston Post.
CHEAr Mon EY, LOWER INTEREST.
THE HERALD IL stirring mp tho bank
Ing fraternity Of Dallas. a lower rate
on money rs demanded by ,he prOrross
and changed condition Of sity, If
1ol -lenders CannCt rm 10
.llrcmHnts OF on they
mako room for cal hat
will. An OK lrbant rate il
n clog % commerce and with
OF the country, aud mon Jlen-
tiful to justify or cODttnu osent
high bauking rate usual . The
entire SbNto Is interestou I ne war
THR HERAI ~ making Oh b. narrow
and injurious policy ~. Dallas shy
lOcks,-GCis'o X und-Up.
OUR SEPTEMBER ANNUAL.
During the frst week OF next month
we Will issue our third annual speoial
edition, which In point of mechanical
execution aud quality and quantity of
matter appropriate for the edition We
are determined shall eclipse shy pub.
LEGATION ever issued IN this city, II
VIII be ~ l6poge, s0'cOlumn paper,
printed on iirst-Clasa cream tint book
paper, anu will contain an elaborate
descripti q OF theunp4rAlcd resources
aud Of Parker and adjoining counties,
and the CITY al NButherfnrd and othJi
towns IN particular; and "a IL will ne
indeponde,t Of our regular weekly
Issue, and vii only contain matter
exclusively written and selected, and
advertisements obtained for this sun
annual, DC Nfl DO special edition IN
the fullest SOnta Of tho term. The
number Of cOpps uf tho edition will
exceed 5000, winch viii be numer.
ously circulated IN all ths Northern
and Eastern States. Weatheriord
Sun,
LAND HOARD MATTERS,
Should tie press OF the state give
currency On no explanation most con
fleutly entertained in certain narrow
circles, the iib,i lawyers would have
half the editors la tho State In Jail or
under civil Xecution, and the rtmaiu.
der hunting asylum In "N1 MANS
Lend" ana foreign parts. II
tho grass manufacturers should I'M.
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