The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31


snd trademark blown IN the hos,ls
me cid thing had on a espseisl,, dress
put there WAS TRs HERALp ana ma
dAzeSte; e looked nightly Ike our olt
ooo-tsi,;' II whistIed Ike orr old
"pob-tsil," and We belisv, IL Is ms M
"oob-ssil"-I Abilene Reporter.
THE SORT We WANT.
hen who hsve money TO invss. in
enterprises that viii Sevelop our "a.
Sources should 90 welcanoi with oman
arms, but those who are likely 10 b.
come burden TO those already here
snouid not pe Invited. We want nea
WHO ere workers At home, The maa
VINO Is "ne'er to do well" where
ne Il nos likely 10 provo any
better whom lac ehanaes mia
asose, The lnau who win mo- Gonna IN
Iexas because OF her natural sdyaa-
tages, and the promises she holds on,
10 enterprises and capital, il not uorth
offering Inducements TO. Texas reeS,,
immigrants we know, hut sho does moi
have TO bury them. The greatess ours,
ayoung STATE ever suffered is psI;oer
immigration. IL is Impossible TO aMn
anything from it, and the chances M
loose are msny.-TFairfield Recorded,
THE SHws VS.. GOVERNOR IRELAND
There Is no uss searching further
than the above for caption wher
anything Is to be written about tn,
Galveston Nsws' treatment of Stat;
snairs. Ii it has anything to say shou
the land board, it means Ireland. II il
attempts TO soft' soap Temple Houston
IL means to down the governor. II Il
raises the hue and cry of robbery OF
the school fluid, 1t sill means that Gov
ernor Ireland alone is responsible. AL
the devious paths OF the News are Xix,
the Roman roads; they center in enc
sDot, and that is the executive Offica a
Austin. Emulating Cato's example
the New9 editorials on State matteri
sill close with "Irelsud must bs dc
stroyed."-lSan Antonio Times.
UNJUST CRITICISM.
Flight now there sso great many
unjust criticisms being made against
Governor Ireland. If the people viii
notice thu cause of these criticisms
they will fluid them to procaed mostl,
from the free-grsss organs. Thes,
papers, having failed TO carry theil
point, are bitterly opposed to the ad
| ADMINISTRATION on sccouns of it's opposi
ton to their hobby--free grass. Any
attack, however, that these paper
may mako on Governor Ireland viii
Stfect his standing among tn,
people but very little. They say
that ho is governor for Ia
bullionaires, millionaires, corpOrs
tons and monopOiies generally =.
Jack County Citizen.
A RUMoI.
II is now rumored that THE DALLA
HERALD will establish branch ofic'
NJ Galveston. 1t Is claimed that Gsl
weston is not quito 30 dead aa she L
reported to be, ana Tns HERALD, b,
duplicating itself there, will be en-
blsd to ssttsfy tho wants OF She thous
Snds OF reading people OF Southern
Middle and Western Texas, who ST.
olamcring for frat clsss, simon-purt
dyed in-the-NoOl, Democratic morniu
paper. The people down in this sec
ton are carried away with the ide,
SO TINE HERALD Will be ell tho Y
here, knocking tho wind out Of a
composition on tho flrst rOund.-I Mad
gonVille journal.
A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.
Newspapers that don't like Governo
ireland, nor ever have liked him, or
having great deal to say about hi
letter to Horace Baker, Of Weathel
ford, an immigration agent, who bC
sought the governors aid ia further
anc9 of one OF his schemes to heap II
his own Golfers at the expense OF thos
needing reliable labor, aud to tho I'm,
detriment ofa State already overru
with class that might as fittingly /
termed vagabonds as laborers, Il
show what the governor really said [
Baker in reference to his scheme, W
publish his letter IN full Mex
+ Ledger,
NO CHARITY PENSIONERS WANTED.
Does the Fort Worth Gazette imagir
that any person ia going to be ke
: from immigrating TO Texas by en-
. thing Governor Ireland said In his IL
! tes 10 Horace Baker? The govern
, says lie wants men to come hero vi
r have health and enorgy enough to g
J hero by their own efforts. No persI
cares for immigrants who come he
! rs pensioners upon charlty.-[ HoustC
Age.
THAT CURT LETTER.
Governor Ireland can he excused +
! the curt letter he wrote Horace Bake
D on the ground thas Horace himself l.
: magnificent Joke, and 90 tho govern