The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22
STATE PRESS.
sLussINa CONTESTS.

~ ncon,ess, rom stopping until, like
klkenny cats, there Is nothing lett
Oh eitner Oh them.-IMexia Ledger.
PROHIBITION.
Ine prohioiilonists' vote in Texas is
NOT tne negro Republican ballot, and
next year they will be- handy in help
ing some OF the personal liberty" and
standby and callous-fsted salary
drawer, as IL were, into office. Vas.
the prohibiiionists not only ssean bs,'
but Will be Democrats, the would-be
EDUCATORS 10 the contrsry.-I Dodd City
Spectator.
cAusrIC CRITICISM.
"A Dallas man takes half column in
ThE HERALD to express fear that
MISS rose Cleveland, by her "wRrb-
ing IN high place." will cause the
defeat OF her brother in the next cleo
ton, "overthrow this Republican GOV
ernment, aud erect on the ruins cies-
potism too raucorous to De borne, and
hence deluge the country in "a sas of
blood" Bill Sierrett should look after
this man and see that he is properly
taken care off, lWhiiesboro News.
AT THE BAR.
frohlpition IL founded upon the
eternal principles of justice and right,
ana is bound, sooner or later, to tri-
umph. ThSt time We think, is not tar
oil. Nothing that is SO radically wrong
In principle and so infamous in its
worklngs can long Withstand The ter.
rlble ire that is, from the North and
the South, the East and the West,
opened upon tao whisky traffic. Ii
must go under, aud in our belief, the
chlldren OF the present generation will
10 he,
intoxicating drinks will be known
only as foul blot upon the pages of
our history Collinsville Times.
MANUFACTURES FOR TEXAS,
LII requires II good deal OF foresight
10 tell just where 10 become q pionser
IN such enterprises. Generally speak
ing, widc-awake business men who
arc at the back of such things, seek
out town or CITY mhere they will
nave congenial spirits around them,
ana whore they will meet encourage
nent in their undertakings. A lazy,
non-progfessive community Ia the last
one 10 attract or fascinate the manu-
featuring prosp5ctor. Accustomed to
Inc din OF rushing wheels and the
shrlek OF the steam whistle, tho prac-
tlcal manufacturer would DO iii ut
ease IN sleepy town. The beat way
70 attract enterprise, then, il TO show
enterprise ourselves, to use in pub
lc-spirited way the means at our
hands, snd welcome tho manufacturer
with cordial, business spirit; con-
vince him that we believe In our own
town or city, and leave no stone un-
turned to meet him half way IN what
ne proposes. The building OF manu-
factories in Texas depends more upon
the people of Texas than anyone elss.
~-lSan Autouio Times.
UNHARMoNIZING THE DEMOCRACY,
Richard Coke and Roger @. Mills
nave done more during tho past month
10 unharmonize the Democratic party
IN IeXaS than any dozen other men
IN the State, Wneu public seryauts
presume to play the part of master
when they come down FRO A their al
propliate places In the council halls OF
the Nation, where they are sent to car
ry out the wishes Of their constituency
and assume to dictate TO the COM
munitieS and neighborhoods Of ths
State how they shsll regulate their
own private aifairs how they shall
cast their votes In n matter purely oi
more and social concern, and threaten
10 KICK all tho refractory aud disObaui.
emit out of The Democratic party:
bosh! IL makes us tired and sloepy TO
see men with tho brains and ability of
statesmen descend 10 the level of the
common pot-house politician, and
when they so far forget themselves,
tho people should give them Il gentle
reminder by retiring them 70 the lowlv
walks OF private liie.-l Henderson In
dependence.
THE NEED or TEXAS.
This country needs more money.
The legal rate we understood to be s
per cent. per annum, when not eX-
pressed, buG the legal rate ~ permitted
10 so up TO IL per cent. whom expressly
stale on u note or deed of trust.
BahN 4 hrb lnsning money on such
terhs 10 coed business firms, but 1t Is
not Uncommon for personal notss to be
discounted ut Is per cent, and there
arc 'Ishavers" and country banks ro-
curing . per cent. per month before
they do business. There are land and
mortgage companies without half the
money 10 20 round to supply half the
demand, aud their rate IL from 10 TO II
per cent and the necessary expenses
OF negotiating, search and Veritic alton
OF titles paid from tho loan by the Dor.
rover. BY law Of tho State, 200 acres
farm, homestead, or lot in town
worth 81, 900 and ali that can be nlIed
upon II, ara exemnt from forced ssle
for any account eycsnt n vendor,s Lon.
practically stoppinp nnv mortrnos ON
homestead, either in town or coun-
OF nores of imnyoyod IsNds
and ranpea and nastnres
owned i'm excss NJ III, onnns
tity exempt that can ba lovied on and
sold 10 satisfy a INDIGNANT IN case oi
default. Texas otiera nnnort,ni Is 20 ~,
place any amount Of moprv' of Twins
rates of ipter.st. an bodios Of Ien6
VARYING from ISo 10 ioo am scrae oil
bayInp a rising va,nai;on' 'I,rpxas
Live Stock Jonrna, t'N'9
olhhs w ihohlblIloN.
Ill, !aau , oOVetnor 1loos Is
a9soi.heausu n'un; Az any rate, III ms
Uvows Oh me p,onipluoh question tne
SnIonIcle tnlhks ,hst ne mas decidedly
N.Y. .ne oetter slue Oh the argument, IA
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