The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-27
STATE PRESS.
THE HEAYIEsr mar.

STATE PRESS.
THE HEAVIEST DOG.
10 use rough expression, Coke is
the heaviest dog in the State, ana
there is no use for others to try to
enmp over him. Abilene Quill.
PERSUASIVE METHODS.
The Statesman agrees with its
contemporary, that persuasive methods
are more promotiYe of temperance,
and will agree thatslegsl prohibition is
unconstitutional as well as unwise.
-lAustin Statesman.
GENERAL SUI ROSS.
The gallant soldier, whose deeds in
the field OF battle, have made his name
illustrious, does not lack the moral
courage to urge his political views on
the stump, even at the hazard of the
votes of those who have always sup.
ported him heretofore.-[ Waco Exami-
ner.
THE MONEY WAR.
THE DALLAS HERALD is engaged in
an earnest effort to induce cheap
money to seek investment in the Lone
Star State. Dallas bankers are op.
posed to THE BERALD's war, but in
the end all will be right, and THE
HERALD viii come out Victorious
bowie Cross-Timberr,
OPEN UP TOM GREEN.
The barons OF Tom Green are taking
et1ectual means to stop immigration
into that county. We lesrn that big
pasture fences, sufficient ocut off ali
the northern cattle drift, will be com.
pleted before winter. Is that inviting
country to be forever closed TO the
poor MANI Coleman Voice,
FIRsT.cLAss JOURNAL.
~ 1'HE DAII.AC II
x and sure enough we can't get along
without it 1t Is not only a first class
journal, but in short while will add
TO its every department and hold the
Held against everything. Ithas order
ed rapid Webb perfecting press, and
new material, and win make an artis-
tic ppearancs.--I Gainesville Hespe-
Z rian.
DISTAsTHFBL TO THE COUNTRY,
w Be assured that the law which re-
fuses an honest, quiet, sober. -ahid-
Ing citizen the privilege of taking a
Drink II he wants to, will never go
down 10 any remarkable degree In
Texas. The idea that q minion of the
law, a sheriff, constable or police.
man must dog the steps of gentle
man to see where he goes for his morn
ing dram, Will soon become very dis
tasteful to this country Waco Ex-
SIMMER.
PROHIBITION AGAIN.
The preachers of Waco should hold
themselves aloof from the prohibition
muddle. II is political question and
Will bring reproaeh upon the church
whorevor its ministers turn out as
public agitators. The preachers Of that
city say prohibition will not effect the
business interests of Waco, but the
merchants and other business men say
the preachers are not IN a position to
know anything about business, and
they do not propose 10 see their trade
drop OIL ana suffer, in order to con-
form to the ideas OF extremists. And
thus 1t goes-all are having regular
monkey and parrot time OF 1t, which
1B equal to small sized civil war
E. -[Comanche Chief.
"WAH HOSES AND sTATEsHEN,n
NGenergl Sam Boil Maxey 10 q "waf
hoss," and "wah bosses" are moi
much tn demand ow-lPanOla Watch.
man.
Yes, he is wah horse. In times
that tried mems souls, Sam Bell Maxey
was boldly and bravely facing Tho
enemy, while these fellow who wouit
defeat him were hiding behind tree
"Wah hesses" were ia demand then
and "ststesmeE" arc in demand now
and the people, recognizing this fact
will stand by Sam Bell Maxey unit
the last day In the morning. He hai
been tried on the field OF battle aut
In the Senate halls and never yet fail
ed to respond when duty called
Hence, such fllngs as the above, which
are unwarranttd in the WatchmRn
amounts to naught.-IPsris Free
Tongue.
AN OLD AND TRUE FRIEND.
That gem OF daily, THE DALLL,
HERALD, is rapidly putting itsof il
position, by means OF extensive im
provements, preparatory to meeting
the competition of the Galveston
News. While we have no preiudicel
agsinst the Nows, having ct ali time
recpgni2ad IL as most excellent ant
Ell 0rurlsiug journal, yet, in the con
test soon to come, THE HERALD ha
our best wishes for success and ultimst
prosperity. 1t has labored faithful,
Tor the Interests OF Dallas. rocking he
eradle In the weakness OF infancy, en-,
watching with motherly care over th
fortunes of the city till she la
reached the maturar years OF com
mercial greatness. Ts turn away from
the old, ireliable friend that ha
served them SO long would be a shock
Ing exhibition ofingratitudo.-lG rau
bury Graphic.
CHEAP MONEY AND NATIONAL BANKs
While Dallas and every other cit,
and every rural locality in Texas
grooming under the tyranny of tn
national bank system aud tho profit
OF the hard earnings of the produciu
classes are unrlghteously wiun
from them by tho millionaire inc
nopollst in the money OF the country
operating through financial systeI
which like tub 10 the whale wa
thrown TO unpatriotic and dostructiv
capitalists, then ready to sink III
ship Of State without II, Is there n
occasion 70 attack them! Forbid IL
the interest of human freedom an
human progress, that the America
people are so craven and 30 ignoraI
as not TO make an effort to recovG
their freedom from such tyranny. Til
HERALD is mistaken in the temper
the people OF Texas and tho temper
the people OF this whole Union, IL
supposes that uArighteous power, clal
privileges, monopolizing franchise
that are encouraged, created, fostere
and strengthened by tho present ms
ional banking system sis acquiesce
In" by the Democracy OF the Countr
OF tnhL IL can nave n long lease or lit
III ever tho true sentiment of u
people is allowed te have expressio
and the principles of true Democrat
; ever again be allowed to govern til
countIy.-lClsco Telegraph.
MORE ON CHEAP MONEY.
Why Is II that money Is scarce
ToxasY For three reasons: Firs
The national banks OF New YORK m
ANhaN a.
pinips have loaned so much money
exorbitaut rates of interest TO spe
ulators, especially companies unwise
incorporated for grazing purposes tn
the profits OF the grazing industi
have been consumed In eXtravaga
living during tho seattle and she
craze" and in tho payment Of usury
the great money centors out OF d
State. Secondly, There has been b