The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
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toney question and has incurred
lne ;ra OF some of the banks in that
lho because OF it's position, but true to
elSnyincipal of right THE HERALD re-
w S-fWichits Herald.
PNpASsAs PASS AND DEEP WATER.
caiyeston's seven million deep water
So,ne is not likely to be recommend
81 Of the next session of Congress, but
III III the same, no effort should be left
s,ndone TO secure deeD water at Aran-
eos Pass Ssn Antonio Light,
TIE PROHIBITION QUESTION,
Tn heeing from one evil, the evil of
.,tamrersnce, it would DO well TO take
10 thet We don't fall into another
;ntolerauce. Commercial leadership,
Iaelth and distinction are not to be
won by narrow or cramped policies in
municipal or other local governments.
waco Examiner.
THOSE DALLAS BANKERS.
Money can DO hired in New York for
G ner cent. interest per annum. In Dali
lax il is worth u, The Dallas bankers
cav thoy can't loan money for less
than 70, bee use they have to show up
nniphty nice Tor il in New York. If a
nan ever got loan from a Dallas
hank without "showiDg upn we would
Ike 10 see the color of his HAIR. Baum
and his crowd, perhaps, are excep-
TONS Texas Mesquiter.
THE BARKING FICE AND THE RAIL
ROAD TRAIN.
Journalistic courtesy IL an essential
entirely unknown to some narrow
minded heads Of worthless publica-
tions calling themselves dispensers Of
public sentiment, when they no moro
repres ut their community than the
devil represents heaven. A DISPOSE
ton to attract attention csuses gush
of blaOBguardism or puny attack on
some person or paper, which ia plain
indication Of sneaking coWardice and
often downright talsity.- Wichita
Herald.
Is SHE A "BAD" WOMAN.
When you see a fellow going along
tho sire ct, hie arm clutched between
the elbow and shoulder by man
with blue coat, brass buttons and Il
club, you may infer that he is q bad
fellow and is being taken to tho Gala
boose. But when you see female
going along the street.-the arm clutched
between elbow and shoulder by fellow
with fashionable clothes and perfumed
hair, you must no5 infer that she is q
bad woman; aud you cannot tell where
he is going TO take her. Houston Age
DIDN'T WORK WORTH GENT.
certainly think Secretary Lamar
is TO be highly complimented for tho
commendabie pr0mptneSs evinCed in
having tho obstructiOns to the cattle
trail removed, and, as it were, "blocE-
ing the game" on the shrewd fellows
that were putting up game for their
nd 4
under tho plea OF "diSeased cattlen OBJ
STRUGGLING the trail that they might
worry the cattle men into selling out
their herds at reduced price. 1t was
certainly q Shrewd piece OF engineer
ing, but it didn't work worth q cent,
Georgetown Record.
THE VIRGINIA CANVASS.
The nominee of the Virginia Democ-
racy for the office of governor is 2 man
who has such a clean record in his
moral, social and political life, that he
has kind of popularity that IL not
very frequently enjoyed by men, and
ought 10 be very taking everywhere.
The tactics of the Republican party
since the war have neither been fair or
generous, but ongGudeTed at times
more bitterness between the sections
than the war itself did. What Simon
Cameron wrote to Fred Grant about
sectional and social prejudices disar-
peAriug in answer 10 Tho prayers Of
his fa.ner, was the pouring in Of the
Oil and wine which will heal the
WOunGs our country received by the
war, and which have been kept open
by bad meu.-'Sln Antonio Express.
PIE FARMERS OUR FOUNDATIONS
STONES,
The Advance reviews with pleasure
the tendency Of our farmOgs toward
organization, Every other class Of
business men in The land are organ
lied into unions, societies, etc, for
mutual protection, The farmers, the
foundation stone Of Hociety and the
bone and siuGw OF the nation, are SO
the mercy of ell. WheneyCr the farm
ers become thoroughly organized
WI never they become sufficiently
uni I'D hat they can dictate the prices
Of lIoluCe instead of having them
dictated by the sharks of Wall street,
then there will DO hope OF better
times In all their CiiArts for the bet.
termeut OF their condition the Ad-
vance is heartily, earnestly and con.
EcientlouHly at their servico,-I Gates
vile Advance.
MILLIONS or ACRES FOR CATTLE.
The quarantine will not he raised
until December whom tho grass will
be dead and the cattle would necessa'
rily stGrvo If moved. They allege that
the earliest lnom0nt they can begin the
exodus will DO April lst, 1886, and that
twill take till July to accomplish the
same, They maintain that they be.
lieved they were engaged in legiti
mate business and that their relations
with yhe natives were most amicable
In what light tho president will re
gard their statements remains 20 bC
seon. 1T they all have as little toandg
ton In truth as the one that Texas Is
crowded with cattle, no consideration
should be given them, Texas has al
the cattle she wants to cat FREQ grass
but there are millions Of acres o.
pasture land for those who Sre willing
TO pay for what they get.-LGa'nesvillt
Register.
sECTIoNALIsM DEAD.
II would seem that seCtiOualsm i-
dead now, sure enough, TO judge from
the expressions over General Granpi
death. There is no doubt Of the sin
cerity OF tho Southern people. Tit
tribute of generous msgnanimity by 3
Democratic administration rs all tina
could be expected OF one Of Republican
procliYities. Yet by the time another
campaign comes ell this will be fol-
gotten and hOt-hosdod Republican,
will endeavor 90 arouse the old pveju
dice in the North against the "i6D0
brigadiers." They will try 10 burn NJ
the Democratic party with theii
scorching apithets. The Southern
people are rue TO thor principles
generous to the dead, aud generous t
living foe. But tho masses, Nortl
and South, viii 10 longer listen 10 tht
rawlings OF rampant politicians. See
tionalism ought to die, II not doad.-
lPittsburg Gazette.
MORE FINANCIAL AGENCIES FOR rENAl
WANTED,
There Is no doubt of tho existence o
this class of middlomen, nor is Their
any doubt thatour people are the par
ties that pay the piper. In new coun
tries money is constantly in demand
for its development, and the money
loaned adds to its own security as
loan IN Its application to tho purpose
for which II was loaned. In Texas VI
have hut few agencies for the loan o
foreign capital, but IL more were eg
tnhituhnH mud tho uayna anpnvaffffn,