The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
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letin.
LET THEM BE FREELY DISCUSSED.
The Gazette glorihes in men who
ore not afraid OF an issue. Gentlemen,
there is land issue, prohibition is
sne and penitentiary issue-speak
ireelv.-. Fort Worth Gszstte.
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEsT.
TIL DALLAS HERALD is showing iis
teeth and growing ominOusly. When
The enemy takes position the fight will
he iierc9 and bloody. "MSy the best
man VIM Calvert Courier.
THE LIBEL LAW.
That libel gag law is encouraging to
official rsscality and deprives tho pub.
1ic of what the public il entitled ia
knowlsdga Of how officials are con-
duchng thems6lYes.-iCisco ROund-
Up.
The free grass craze is beginning TO
crop out among few State iournas.
The Mail rogreGs to say TINT previous
incubation does not appear TO have
exempted ita esteemed morning cOu-
temporary from its ravages- Fort
Worth Mail.
LEASE LAW AND MONOPOLY MUST GO,
Texas new papers can avail nothing
in trying TO induce immigration OF
farmers so long 80 cattle Syndicates
control tho unsettled portions OF the
State. The lease law must 20 and
land mono poly win follow Just behind
it, Whitesboro News.
THAT ARM CLUTCH,
Tho "arm.clutch" must 80. The
sentiment Of tho people is agGins. il.
Young lady if you would have the
people lOo!' upon you 80 . model
young lady, always take the Pont!e-
mans arm and never permit him to
take yours. "Familiarisy breeds con-
temp" -lVau Alstyne Enterprise.
YOU ARE FORGIVEN, GOOD MACK,
We beg to apologies to the editor OF
THE HERALD for cur little piece Of
nonsense of last week about his noing
drunk over the results Of tho capitol
issue. We had forgotten that MSi0r
Elliott had returned ard was doing
the editorial work OF THE HERALD
IMCKinu ey Democrat.
THE ARM CLUTCH.
The farm clutch" seems 30 be
doomed. In polite society it has bgen
discarded, aud We feel safe in predict
ing that the young ladies' Of Decatur
will not longer tolerate q Familiarity on
the part OF young men who are very
free TO express they would not fancy
on the part Ofsny young man toward
their sisters - Decatur Tribune.
ANOTHER VISIONARY SCHEME.
The latest on DIT is that tho bosses of
the Galveston News are so elevated at
their prospective success with the Dal-
las branch OF the sheet, tits being fig
IN q - N rf.f1 eli 4.
starting q German edition Of the paper
at New Brauntels 10 US there is more
Of "the make" in that than in the Dial
las scheme. - Huntsville Item.
THAT'S so.
Colonel W. NJ. Yand'll has ouc9
more entered the field of editorial L.
Dor, having secured an interest in the
Tom Green Timee-Ent9rpIisc. Yao-
dell ~ an able and an honest writer,
and the people Of Tom Green County
are TO DO congratulated upon securing
an able and accomplished sud trust
worthy champion Of their irterast5.-
| San Antonio Express.
AVOID MONOrOLEs.
Tho cattle harOns arc greatly Up-
posed 30 "iree grass" for the grass
would then DO held IN common. What
they want is the laGse lGW," for then
not less than GO,0C0 families, or 100000
people, would DO excluded from So
OOOO0O acres Of laud, and add o dozen
cattle 8rndicatCs, few cowboys and
wild cgt5.e would sionO occupy this
vast domain denton Monitor.
THOSE sTABBlNG CONsPIRAT0Ns,
ALI who think that TIE DALLAS
HERALD will no dOWnod in the fight
may have their eyes opened, 10 was
there frat ana came to stay. The dis
satisfaction OF q lew mouied men
amounts to bat little. THE HERALD
bee done groat good for Dallas and
NJ % Texas and the people 9Th OPP
pr nal3 is former efforts ana wul no.
gu. IN. fJrsake iJ.-lNan Alstyna ln-
.erprise.
THE MONOPOLY BUSINESS.
If the News is coming to Dallas TO
encourage monopoly il Northwest
Texas, il need not unfold its tent. But
the Quill believes IL will encourage To-
cal enterprises, such as the Abilene
Railroad, for instance. We believe 10
Will not impose on the CreduliLy Of a
people in their rights to vote on an inn
portant question, and suppose its own
weakness and faults to be tho only or
thodox standard Abilene Quill,
The Gazette hit the nail on tho head
In the above. One proposition added
makes the category Of issues complete,
Taxation and revenue is always live
issue. Retrenchment in expenditures
and reduction in taxes should not be
left out ofsight nmalling up tho issue.
Let us see, we have tho land question,
prohibition, tho penitentiary problem
and retrenChm0nt ard reduction Of
taxes. Lot them ba freely and fully
discussed Mckinney Democrat.
ROOM FOR ONE MORE,
we look for no great newspaper war
between THE DALLAS HERALD and tho
News. We sec no cause
Whatever for auimOsity. An old esy-
ing Is, "there's always room for one
more," and there's room ia Da'lds or
any other city for just 0B many
papers as men land money! may sec 10
to establish. FGi.ures or successes
only affect those directly Interested,
go In tho publication OF
daily newspapers. So, "th0 more tho
p. Ennis Recorder.
AFINE CITY.
Perhaps six months will place Glen
Rose in tho center OF q triangular noe
where about 10 miles from every
whore. Ho is simply q fool who OK
poets town TO grow or q people TO
live on lowing water and beautiful
scenery only. Those oTist IN munih-
cence all along the PaluNy, aud when
reached by a railroad they will invite
people and insure the building of O
city with which no isO-
lated, sleepy burg need compete
Glen Rose Citizen.
TAKING WATER,
Asusual, the Dallas Times takes is
sue with THE HERALD, and this time
on the water question. The distsste of
the editor Of tho former paper to water
is well known, He prefers tho b6vor-
age KentucE infants, just as soon 89
they arc weaned, cry for. More than
this, ho wants II all in Dallas and
wants Fort Worth TO drink only min
eral water and milk, with perhaps
dash, now and then, of rural cider.
Such seltlshness Ia simply appalliny.-
Fort Worth Mail.
ALIVE DOC, ETC.
Addison said whom no looked upon
the tombs of the great every emotion
Of envy died within him. This is the
of tho thoughtful who con-
slider tho death OF General Grant.
There isn't one OF US who wodld not
rather itnva lffa and phgpufitv than