The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

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aalvsstsn ksvs-A ssoseAing Letter.
5nxARKANA, Nov. le.-l1 litor Hps
A1D.]-rhs disained. yet sosthing res
ponss Of TIE HERALD to the gratui
mas and warranted sssaut OF tn
oslvssson News nsess tho uuiysrss
spprobAsion Of the people Of this see
ton; aud liza conflict Is prscipitated %
tween the two Journals there can b,
10 doubt but that the psople will sus
taia with sympathy and support TIL
InAALD's process against the insui-
fsrahls arrogance and impudsnce O
ne News. IL 10 high time that thi,
svergro~n and egOtis ioal self-cousti
tuted public censor should be sab
jssted 70 the scalpsi Of o just yet msr
dless dissection, and it, rottenness ex
Dssed t. the vie~ Of An intelligent and
5ustice-loving public.
Politically, part dsmagogus and psr,
veathercosk, 1t has ever besn ,
chronic grumoler, dispsptio msloon.
tent, lsgEin Ia the rear OF the Dsmo
cratic army before the battle; yet, sfte,
the victory, with subl,mity OF cheek
altogether unparalleled IN the annaI,
e journ.lism, 1t ooOlly assumes q
Itself tho lions share OF the glory, and
proudly exclAins 81 did IT," As q
turnAl destitute OF magnauimity Ii
seeks to lord it over thu
press Of the State, patron.
Angly somplsoent to those
amall shsets which acknowledge feslty
to It and advertise it free, but ungen n.
srous, spiteiai and vsnonous tow ard ,
thoae woish presume to exercise sufi
dent independence to dis quite, or in.
difference to ignore its prssensions.
II has insultsd the people by its vile
Handler OF their chosen ssrv ants. and.
notwithstanding the " wholesome lesson
y received In tho Wren case, It kss
dared attempt 80 besmirch the parity
6 tho judicial ormine with its foul
aime, to CRAFTY h spirit OF pstty nal
iee aud revenge. Like desth, 1t cloves
ashtning marx" for its poisoned ar
rows. Nothing 10 too high, nothing
TOO pure to bs exempt from its inpo-
ISN'T attacks. Governors. State officers.
senator's Rnd congressman are its IN.
vortte matsrlsl upon which " seeks to
Build temporary and sensational no.
toriety. For Ex-Governor Davis, who
attempted TO GhrOttls tho liberties of
tho people OF TexsA (though 'sde NOR.
tuis NIL mist b1nam,") it had nothing
but praise ano fulsoma euloSy, while
Tor Coke, Roberts and Ireland 1t hSs
had only condemnation snd abuse
throughout tho al administration OF each
Of these great and true men, barking
at thsir hesls like an ill-c0ndi tlonsG
cur. 1t complains Of extravaganza,
With an air OF Soiicitudc Tor tbs "dssr
people," AZ II its garments were not
oven yet reektAg with the olnr Of a
most dlscrsditable effort to rob tho
United S6ates treasury, by its dsep-
wstsr job, Of nearly So 900, O0O, through
the agency OF its special pet, Hon, ~
Thomas ?. Ochiltree.
Vhese are but few Of the QuSliAoa-
hons which ontitle the News t. thu
confederation OF the reading public OF
Texas, the State which has nouIisbsd
thiB viper in her bosom, only to feel
~ poisoned sting. To enumerate all
ns similar claims upon public favor
would require volume.
What q contrast to this pioture docs
;fAn 4lRALD present! Calm, digni-
Aee and manly in its course, patriotic
ana statssm6nlike in Its
attsrAnces, courteous to its
eontem 2orari0s, just and Magnani-
A0us TO ihs advsrsaries, whilo unsur-
passed In j)ursaiistio energy and en-
tefpriac, Is has won, and will retain,
tAo respect and esteem, at least of the
people OF North Texas. It's admirable
oonduet anon the establishment of the
Jews IN Dallas, manifestiug . spirit
superior to Gil petty rivalry, has clio.
lsed the Ju-5 admiration of all, and the
continuance Of the course which TIE
HERALD mas ever pursued cannot fail
70 DO appreciated and rewarded by the
people il mas served SO well.
JUSTICE.