The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

oi1ohlses viii urques,ioashlv bo,S
eoe csisnce If power, aud tina soons-
cur Democratic lssdecs reaiixa ts,s
Iset toe bstter it viii bs Tor he marty
.Ir9hiollonists are from the most Ia
Ietugent Glasses Of cur people, and they
VII not % forced into vO,ing tor whist
enoy conscientously bslove 10 la
"rong.-lCosorado Clipper.
NEWSPAPER PROGRESS,
Mr. William y. Gaines, the president
OF the Statesman Publishing romo.nv
has gone TO New York % hurry up the
eomplsSioa OF the press ana type or.
osred some months since bv that
company, We hope 10 have the press
aau y pc nero b. the lst OF November.
wneh ms Statesman will he enlarged
70 an eisat'pase daily paper, with "a
handsome type s. could DO purchased
lroih the foundry. He will have IL
snlppeu JUS, IS soon as il il completej,
Mhsn We eSpecs TO present a very
hSnusome geographical newspaper
70 cur roadarS.-lAustin Statasmsn.
OF, MosEsl
When Moses was tho csroe,-bng
governor Of South CarolIrs, BY the
Sraca Of the Radical party and ths re-
construction acts, he stole his tens and
hundreds of thousands of dollars. and
IL wai Gil right with shis political
irienus. Bat things have changed.
he stole e sJuall amount of money IN
III M1ssachusetts not long ago, for
winch he Way arrested, Tried, con-
Vlcted and sentenced 10 three years In
lhe psuit0ntlary. IL makes "a big dill
,srence whose ok IL gored.--l Paris
North-Texa
CONVICT LABOR.
Whenever lat OF convicts working
outside the penltentiaries mako their
escape, rs happened last week, a great
hue and cry is raised against allowing
shem to be employed outside the
walls. Sut as soon as the excitement
m over, we near nothing more about IL,
Ah9 state is under loyal aud moral
ooligation to keep convicts inaide the
Fenitenuaries, even II dozen such
institutions have to be- built.-[Alex.
anGer Tribune.
HOW 1T LOOKS.
fhe endesvors the grand old Dali
LAS HERALD is now making reminds
US OF goat jumping for sun1ower
seeds. The Morning News, the bright,
rich new enterprise, viii have to make
similar or greater strides il abe homes
to over al all" the spruce old grand
mother OF North Texss iournslism.
All we have u say is:
the dance will be lively, depend upon IT.
90 II Old gal-we'll hold your bonnet,
Terrell Tunes.
TEXAS COAL,
The coal taken tom Ssephsn y Goa
mine, west OF Bowie, burns well in a
coal stove. We have coal stove for
hard coal use, and have tried the
stephens coal. 1t burns as we'll IA
any coat we ever saw. 1t makes n
quick, hot ire, aud leaves but few
ashes and olin1ers. We recommend
II TO those having coal stoves,-rB Bowie
Gro So riinbers.
GRAND TFXAs EXPOSITION.
A grand Texas exposition, ga sug.
Sested by THE HERALD, would be of
wonderful benefit TO both Texas and
the world at large, since ali the world
seems coming to Texas anyhow. Dali
las ~ GOOD place Tor the show, and AZ
II Will enable the people of all lands to
come oneaply snd see Texas, WHY nor
"go On with the show."-ILewisvill
Headlight.
THE CENTRAL CITY.
Indeed, all levity aside, Waco i. this
season fully demonstrating her claims
to DO considered the solid commercial
center of the ''solides.n agricultural
region IN all tho West. This is a dis
inotion which is worth striving for.
All honor to the cold business men o.
This solid little city, which can't 90 set
Gown on by any body Waco Ex-
aminer.
"BusrED" IN DISCUSSION.
Tho Dallas end asks: "What ia there
TO discuss~ 1t the News has come TO
the conclusion that 1t has "busted" in
its discussion OF tho administration. il
might give as something more on an
even symmetrical development. ~
colorado Graphic.
SrATR PROHIBITION.
Commence now to work for a PRO
hibition representation in the next
state convention. The whiskycrats
Will be there, and Democrats must be
on the notwithstanding Advance.
THE JURY SYSTEM.
The jury system of Texas is an un-
mtlioatnI frpnI TD.atx