The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

SOMETHING IN GOING TO DRAr.

Austin may ieak ont. The organs Of
"Disinherited Knight" viii do well Ia
keep their ewes peeled; there IL a storm
breWing.-THoust Post. -
THR aREENBAcK PARTY.
The Greenbsck party has laid aside
its sarcophsgus and ia sxain urging
the people to walk up to the polls and
cast vote for their personal freedom
Upon Its banner 10 inscribed "no fusion
with either OF the old parties.n Thr
principles are right and ought TO sue
cesd.-LCass County Sun.
HUMOROUS CRITICISM.
The Austin correspondent of the
Gazette describes Colonel John Card.
well, the newly appointed consul to
eairo, as "the same portly and dign;.
fed middle-aged gentleman he sIwsv ,
was" Then it is not true that he was
once q pulling infant in the nurse,s
arms or was barefooted bow. and
robbed birds nests and stole water.
melons on Sunday.-TGlen Rose CHI.
zen.
THE BUCKLE AND TONGUE QUESTION.
The Dallas end of the News ia going
to the dogs with amazing rapidly. It
has now descended to personalities
like the other interior ssyages. and
writes up the insurance man Nv mama
and speaks irrevsrsntlv about their
idiOsyncracies. How the mighty ro
down upon occasions when nbncl,i Ia
and tongue" find difficulty In cominS
easily and gracefully together Waco
Examiner.
WISHES THAT WILL BE REALIZED,
THE DALLAS HERALD is making ar
rangements to meet its new rival. the
News, ON footing that promises @
tough sussle for the latter. 1t tells its
readers that it twill issue one of the
handsomest, as 1t will be- the largest
OF all the dallies published South oJI
st. Louis" 1t will have a NEW Uoa
press and new dress of type in a few
days. We wish THE HERALD sucoees.
-lCorpus Christi Caller.
DON'T wANTPAuPERs.
Texas should and does encoureoa
immigration from successful laborinp
ana business men from all parts of the
country. But she doss not, and should
not use any inducement To hr;no
those who have failed to make liyinp
IN the older States, or who hsve moi
Deen sufflciently successful to enabIa
them to pay their own way--shonld
they want TO emigrate to this STATE,
-lNcktnney Enquirer.
PAST ALL HOPE.
The Galveston News seems to have
amonomania on the subject Of the
land board, and Notwithstanding its
past efforts to "csll spirits from the
Vastly deep" have proved complete
aborticns, it keeps "pegging awayu at
the land board with desperate energy.
Inc people OF Texas not only knnv,
VINO make up the land board, but thew
1891 well satisfied none of the gentle-
men composing it would Knowingly
oe1raud the State out OF acre OF land
nor Do accompllces in such fraud, The
news, In justice to itself, should bring
forward specific charges and cease 20
zeal In geDeralities expressed in rhet-
orlcal tsrms Tho lnnd board ia i'm
pregneole in its integrity and patriot
ism.-lSan Auionio Times.
THE PROHIBITION QUESTION.
As is well known petition has bsen
nled in tho Office Of the county clerk
asking the commissioners court TO
order an election on prohibition in thi,
county. TIA vote is ordered, prohibi-
ton Will be overwhelmingly defeated.
Attnis day there is no occasion to dig
cuss the question. 1t is simply folly to
submit the question TO q vote no
out Two things can be accomplished :.
one Is to ascertain how many prohi,
Ditl0nlsts there are in the county, and
the other is to put the tax payers to an
expense OF upwards Of $500, If oil the
polls are opened. AS the Banner and
Sne prohibitionists do not agree, 1t
does not know whether they will take
ITS advice or not, but it is to be hoped
they will withdraw their petition ask
ing the election.-[ Brenham Banner,
PROHIBITION.
Prohibition as a political issue bas
never had much of q following in
Texas, and the organizers of the pro-
hibidon party at Dallas were men who
had never boon known GO Democrats,
but those counties In North Texas
which roll up the big Democratic ma
Jorities have adopted local option in
most Of their precincts. II Ross and
Mills and Coke don't believe there is
any diffsrencei between locsl option
and prohibition, and that a
man can't be Democrat and vote tor
local option, their eyes will be opened
when they attempt to have Demo.
cratic State convention declare in IA
:Nor Of repeating the local option laws.
Q. 'rrest many good Democrats who
Alton believe general prohibition either
a n prd" able or Democratic, favor con-
:, S&.Ni'oihe retail of liquor to towns
l.. & pit is surrounded by police
!. & T. pi. Kaufman Sun.
SS'ct',.y. IMMENSE ADVERTISEMENT.
Hnd. 49,. S7sLlAs HERALD proposes a
G''''.l,,esSss State exposition, similar
~" 1885,. 2lN ler in proportions and re-
M, %;''''''' AZ Ssible, than those OF St.
mn. pfd. nc willie, Cincinnati, Atisnta
'yne, 49,. ,l35 lWans, held in recen { years.
= Joe, ......... o,on Is timely and perti-
= Joe Pisa, Il none tho less patriotic
C.'''''''.S@S ~ HERALD wants IL at
!. ...''.lSI, ofould invoke the aid of
4 W." TysSaork IL UP. Such an ox-
Tex. go, 49, Sou be worth untold mil.
!. a W.: loAIsutrnd Dallas Is unques-
Ss''L 'prdldAl +Bce TO hold it. As TUE
"it would advertise
GENERAL NAM other agency could
ould bring thousands
KASsAscrry. parts OF this country
'As CITY, Oct II --l,o our very midst to
or reports: Cattle.s our citizens In their
ny nole; good steonderiul wealth and
r re SLOW 1h,Vwi aorKoers, = "a Roso Citizen.
n, lOio as; siockeir OF A MOLE MIL.
al to eSSw No' aVc to sly It is that the.way
Receipts, sos, wlsm were not in vogue
," JiSc .IS,o' on. made his application
fair TO good, $50 ttpeople this State with
/ hi,hcDrs.t 49, y, w 10 just what he
Der Slh bid. fenced by Governor
quieti cash, 3l3i bto his letter. We bo.
y, year ~ bid; OF every 100 men in
''''"''' ~ asReu ~ understand the
,ou,s ~, ~ 10, )rse Governor Ire
Nn,,AA' Az WV ,,raY,,teao arI will