The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

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TIM rAnry ON TRIAL:
Ths Osiv6sion News thinks party
noV0Tnmsnt II on trial. Then put only
S0S(v men In oiIl0o. That will give
- party Z fair trial --[Aivsrsdo Bull
LIT znnx m ynrsIr DISGUISED.
The Gazette glorIfes In men WHIT
~ not sfraid Of an Issue. Gentlemen
lhsSe Il : land issuei . prohibitlon +,
1rSely.~-lF Fort Worth Gazette.
M n6hvIvAL or THE YIrTEnT.
Tuu DALLAe HERALD n showing III
tooth aud gy0wling Ominously. Whei
tho enemy takes position the fight vii
- norc0 and bloody. "May the bos
man .n-[Oalvert Courier.
THE LIBEL LAW.
That libel gag law In encouraging 70
Official rasoslity and deprives the pub.
10 OF what the public II entitled tot
knowledge OF how officials are oon
Quoting themselves.-lCisco Round
Up,
Tho free grass craze Is beginning u
crop out among q few State Journals
Thc Mail regrets 10 say that previous
incubation does not appear TO havt
exempted Its esteemed morning oon-
temporary from It's ravages.-l For
Worth Mall.
LEASE LAW AND MONOPOLY MUST 40
Texas newspapers can avail nothing
In trying to induce Immigration o.
farmers 10 long ~ cattle syndicatei
control the unsettled portions OF the
0x~x~ spho Iooaa 1oVV n1nQt on and
land mono poly will follow just behind
it.-[Whitesbor Nows.
THAT AHM-CLUrcn.
The "arm.olutoh" must go. The
sentiment OF the people Is against It,
Young lady II you would have the
people look upon you as q model
Young lady, alwsys tnxo the gentle
man'S arm and never permit him to
take yours. "Familiarity breeds con-
tempt. "-lVan Alstyne Enterprise.
you ARE FORGIVEN, GOOD MACK.
We beg to apologies to the editor OF
THE HERALD for our little piece OF
nonsepse OF last week about his being
drunk over the results of tho capitol
Issue. We had forgotten that Major
Elliott had returned and was doing
the editorial work of THE HERALD
[McKinn oy Democrat.
THE ARM CLUTCH.
The "arm clutch" seems to be
doomed. In polite society 1t has been
discarded, and we feel safe In predict
ing that the young ladies Of Decatur
viii not longer tolerate q familiarity on
the part OF young men who are very
free 70 express they would not fancy 3!
their sisters -[Decatur Tribune.
ANOTHER VISIONARY SCHEME.
The latest on dit Is that the bosses OF
the Galveston News are 30 elevated ct
their prospective success with the Dali
Ia branch of the sheet, IL Is being fig
urod on as to ssthe mske"-in sight by
starting q German edition of the paper
Ct New Braunfels. To us there Is more
Of "the make'' in that than in the Dali
las scheme.-lHuntsville Item.
THAT'S so.
Colonel w. M. YRndcl IL has once
more entered the field of editorial Ia
Dor, having secured AN interest In the
Tom Green mes-Enterprisc. Yam
dell IL an able and an honest writer,
and the people of Tom Green County
are to be congratulated upon securing
an able and accomplished and trust
worthy champion OF their interests
[San Antonio Express.
AVOID MoN0PoLIES.
The cattle barons are greatly OPP
posed 10 "free grass" for the grass
would then DO held in common. What
they want Is the "lease law" for then
not less than 60,000 familiesi or 300,O0O
people, would be excluded from 3d.
000, 600 acresof land, and add dozen
cattle syndicates, few cowboys and
Wild cattle would alone occupy this
vast domain.-[D Denton Monitor.
THOSE sTABBING, CONSPIRAT0RS.
All who think that THE DALLAS
HERALD will be downed In the fight
may have their eyes opened. 1t was
there first and came to stay. The dis
natisfaction OF few monied men
amounts to but little. THE HERALD
has done great good for Dallas and
North Texas and the people still ap..
probate its former efforts and Will not
quickly forsake it.-[Van Alstyne En-
terprise.
THE MONOPOLY BUSINESS.
If the News Is coming to Dallas to
enCouroe monopoly in Northwest
Texas, Il need not unfold its tent. But
the Quill believes 1t will encourage To-
coI enterprises, such as the Abilene
Railroad, for instance. We believe 1t
VIII not impose on the credulity OF q
people in their rights to vote on an I'M
portant question, and suppose 1ts own
weakness and faults to be the only Or
thodo4 standard. II Abilene Quill;
Tho Gazette hit the nail on the mead
IN the above, One proposition added
makes the category Of issues complete.
Taxation and revenue is always live
ineuo. RetrenChment In expenditures
ma reduction in taxes should not be
left out ofsight in making up the issue.
Iet ms sD6, We have the land question,
nfohibition, the penitentiary problem
and retrenchmont and reduction OF