The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-19
STATE PRESS.

He doeth all his enemies could wish.
The editor that raves to damn one llttle
fish, Laredo Times.
If Wellporn wants the governorship |
two years hence, he will be very hard to |
beat. He has been named as the strong |
est mau in north Texas for the position;
but he may prefer to remain in con-
gress.-[ Kaufman Sun.
Crawford, of Dallas, is another en-
bryo candidate Tor governor. North
Texas will claim the goyernorship in
the next convention AMI has sufficient
strength to make her claims respected.
Fl HeraldNews.
1t is believed by many that Col. Bar
! tow's able but violent opposition to Gov
| Ireland, made that worthy governor
again, and now it seems that he is de-
| ternined to make Barney Gibbs gov
ernor by the Same process Free
Tongue.
The tide of negro immigration which
set in from the south to Kansas a few
years ago has steadily turned, and little
squads of the eXodusters are reported
week after week rs returning to their
old homes. Nature has fixed the climatic
range of the black man. Comanche
Chief.
After awhile, when Texas sits down
in national convention, the sills and
sleepeIs underneath will feel ner
weight. She will then be the "big sis''
of the family, and her smaller sisters
will iOstle each other around at terri
BILE rate trying who can do the most Tor
. her. MeXia Ledger.
1t will only be a short time before the
"great telescope" will be put in posi-
3 ton at the Lick observatory in Cali.
r fornia. The moon will, by his power
3 full instrument, be brought within
thirty miles OF the Garth, so 70 speak
which is fifty miles nearer than any
telescope has ever brought the queen o.
night to u.s. LComanche Chief.
o People who are in position TO know
best seem to think that the early con
struction of the Frisco road to Paris il
a thing of certainty. The bill for eNteu
sion OF time is now before congress, ant
! will doubtless pass. There is no lack q
u money, and IL is believed the 'Frisc
II maguates really desire to push thA worl
Il through. This will make Paris the hes
r inland townin the state North-TeXar
"a 1t is SAID that farming does not pay
q but who ever hears of "a farmer falling
,S The Texas farmer lives, as rule, i
,s comfort. He is as independent as ma
"a can be i'm q world where we are all,
/ some extent, mutually dependent. HI
m industry is represented, not by the II
crease of another's wealth, but of h,
own. In some respects the farmer
life may be hard, bat even in the cit
there Is no royal road to riches.-l a
10 lington World.
W Twenty years sometimes bring r.
S markable changes; in 1865 Gen. Graz
had his hand on the throat of the Co
r. Iederacy, and was regarded as mn
NJ imperyious to fortunes lrowns; in is
of there are subscription papers circulate
no through the same south, asking dom
,le lions for the relief of the soldier in di
1t- tress.-[St, 10 Times.
| q The speakers at the meeting in Dali
on deep water AZ Galveston show no
easily IL is to point out Just where new
papers make sad mistakes. There
,et probably not city In Texas of 1000 l
-, habitants but what ut least 100 persol
Aeu (that is about the avtrage) who belle
en they know more about running n new
,he paper than those who have spent the
.ha lives in the business Herald News,
nd Several thrifty farmers o. Washingt
nle county have commenced blowing a
ppas preparing their fields for the Gro
er. They say that experience has tauI
Lhe them that the uncertainties and dang
OF drouths iii Texas can DO Nm
avoided by early planting and care
working of tho crops before the
weather comes. II is said that Ii
planting and careless working la
-, been the cause of nine tenths of
u" crop failures for the past two years
on, bryan Enterprise.
Nv" A move Is on foot to have n
county carved out OF the west end
Tom Green county, to be called Low
al county, after Oliver Loving, who ,
"u- woundtd on the Pecos In 1867, while
lay. route across the plains with u hero
cattle. Mr.. Loving was Que of the Il
low to cross the plains, and AZ he ,
and wounded In the boundary of the n
viii county, from which he died, Il Is apr
NM pirate that the new county shall h
his name. Oliver Loving was the fat
of Col. George b. Loving, OF the St
journal, aud was man highly esteem
.... by his neighbors in Park county.l-
'eio Paso Star.
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