The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
STATE PRESS.
CHEAPER MONEY.

mands Tor cheaper money. Il Abilene
Quill.
CHEAPER MONEY FOR TEXAS.
HE DALLAS HERALD is on the right
track in trying to work up moro aud
cheaper money for Texas. We need
lots Of it, Tyler Democrat.
WITH THE BEST OF WISHES.
The Hun'sv lie Item has commenced
volume 35 Age br nPs it wisdom and
discretion, through oid Item George"
while FIR as youth and vivacjty makes
" spark ing and vivsclous. We hope
1t VIII be prosperous lGOnzales In
suiTer.
MONEY ON REASONABLE TERMS.
The DALLAS HERALD Of late has had
some telling articles on the bank mo-
nopoly of the country and its stag-
mating effects. The day is near at
hand when money can be had on moro
reasonable terms than has been the
case for years. Louisville Headlight.
JUST THAT WAY.
The Northern soldiers who have
been weeping around the bier Of
Grant can appreciate the motives that
induced the Confederate soldiers at
their late reunions IN this State To
send greetings Of love and venerstion
to eX-President Davis Terrell Star.
On THE FIRST ROUND.
The statement by THE DALLAS HER
AID that the cholera has no terrOrs for
the Office seeker will create no sur.
prise. An Office seeker who can keep
up spirits under the Cleveland admin
istrslion is cotton up in manner to
knock the cholera out IN the first
round Corsicaua Observer.
BACKED BY THE READING WORLD.
Equality OF taxation, cnesper
money ard lower rents, ia the voice Of
the people," says The DALLAS HER
AID. THE HERALD hsa is fac sight
correctly adjusted and so sOlIdly
booked by the reading world as to
effect certain reform in these Cypress.
i've, y0tS Indispensable nscsssities.--
Louisville Headlight
CHEAP MONEY AND Low INTEREST
THE DALLAS HERALD IL making an
effort to goJ The rate of interest re-
duced in that city. The chief obstacle
to low interest IN Texas Is the home
stead law. Bankers are like all othor
classes of men and are trying to make
as much money as they honestly and
legltimately csn, and until securities
are less shsky ia Texas interest viii
remain high terreli Star.
WHERE THE TROUBLE LIES.
The trouble with our State govern
AllOhb 10 bAANAG dlO lOO ulhuY
about Austin. The boards OF which
the State officers are members, can
hardly ever muster quorum. Gov
ernor ireland takes u run out to water
his Senatorial boom In acme dry and
rather neglected spot, and Swain
rushes away to head OFF some of Rea-
CAMS goats 0r round up Gibbs kids,
and the public busineRs-Woll 1t is a
secondary consideration now anyway.
Rhinestone New Era.
IT WON'T DO.
The evident disposition Of tho Gal
weston News TO dismiss lightly the
issue between itself and members of
the Stats Land board ~ Bound to meet
with condemnation from The public. If
the News knows anything it should
tell 1t, not alone in Vindlcgtion of its
action in publishing the insinuationy
in the first instance, Dut in the per-
f0rmanc9 OF duty To the people of
Texas, whose landed interests, II She
News is worthy Of belief, have besn
and arc being grossly mismanagod.
- Houston Post.
MILLS ON PROHIBITION.
II q. Mills - represented as "herOe.
ly attacking the doctrine OF prohibit
tion' 10 his speech at the Cleburne re-
union, and also in his speech at night.
Mile, % doub-, thinks himself 50
great man." but there are better DEM
ocrats ia the prohibition ranks than he
ever dare he. According to the state
meDt OF some ui his own constituents,
Mills would be "a GreeuhaCker, PrOhi-
bitlonist or almost anything else il no
thought 10 would be tho winning side.
There are Democrats and thera are
demagOguss.-I WaXshaohie Enter
prize.
CEASFILL's ADVANCE.
A portion OF tho press ct NeL8s mas
published Craunn, Of tho GRtosvil @
Advance, as % crank, but his paper
m e- him out anything else than a
c,.uE. Under an evil power no rises
hI Nor snd higher and shin5a brighter
anC brighter, because no is right. God
spesd him. His paper is becoming
more popular every day. His aense
ofjustlce, decision OF character, Toso-
luton OF mlud end manly courage
cause him 10 expose thO outrageous
numbering den, GateSville, in Corysll
county, Texas. he is a hero nj the
emergency, and he will no crowned in
the work Il Abilene Quill.
IN THE WRONG COUNTRY.
Mr.. Henry Rosenberg, q banker and
member Of tue board OF aldermen, Of
Galveston, taxes the following view Of
an interesting question: GAS gen.
erRl thing too, The iabOrer IS much
better oil when he receives merely
enough 70 meet his actual eNpepsCs, 10
any surplus but throws temptation in
the way OF intemperauco in his way,
which ls generally the bane OF the la
boring mans iie." Tho brszen cheek
or the rRuk ignorance OF the man is
beyond computation. He is evidently
in the wrong country. He should om-
igrate TO some country whore the light
of humanity has not begun TO dawn,
i Denton Chronicle.
HARD on THE OLD ALCALuE,
It's asserted that eN'G0vernor Rob
erts, famiiiarly known rs The "Old At
calde," rs qu.etly figuring on his
chances IN the next race for governor.
Four yeara OF his administration
ought to be quito sufficient 10 last
Texas for q long time, and 1t would DO
more In keeping IL Professor Roberts
would take himself OF 10 q Hunnety,
and there do ponace the rest OF HIS
d, ys for the damage no did Texas In
b arding up cash balance the let
me- OF the capitol contract and nu-
y lerous other acts of q ve!y illiberal
md short-sightod State policy, San
Antonio Light.
EXPEDITIONS.
4 This will certainly ho p r3WgrkSbla
iyear in tho history of the United
! Statos; the year in which great
many thinge have hSppened, some OF
which a,o: The New Orleans eNposi-
ton, {, 'svllie exposition, which
il 10 take place In q few days; tho
death OF Geporal Grant and IrenUus,
great writer Ia the New York Oh
server, who has been on that paper 30
many years, besides other men Of re-
nown, The Demssrstic administra-
ton, which gladdens the hearts OF
many of the American people. The
building OF the State snpitOl that Is
OF interest to the people Of Texas.
Should seasons continue IS now, We
will be blessed with sn abundant
yield OF produce Rockwall Success.
BELL COUNTY IS BoUNrEOU6 CROPS.
Tho yield in Bell county, from the
preseng outlook, will b0 from ono
fourth to ono bale per aero. There is "a
great deal OF cotton in tho county that
will not weld less than half bale per