The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-03
STATE PRESS.
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HAS THE FLOOR.
Colonel DeMorse has the floor to tell
what he knows of bribery and cOrrup-
ton at the capital Minools Monitor.
A PIECE OF NEWS.
THE DALLAS HERALD now Keeps ono
man to build railroads on paper and
two editors TO write them up [Corsi-
cana Observer.
JUST so.
The DALLAS HERALD and Fort
Worth Gazette have both caught on to
the same end of the rope and are max
ing - vigorous pull against the Calves
ton News North Texas vapture.-ICor-
sicana Observer.
THE SCHOOL TEACHER.
The days Of the "school keepers" IRE
numbered. Earnest, thorough work
will be required of the teacher in tho
near future. AL teachers and those
contemplatingteaching should prepare
for the inevitable change Dodd City
Spectator.
BEER OR BIER.
If whisky, rum or beer VIII dis.
grace and lower the dignity of any per-
son using them for beverage, then
what Improvement is, or can be, q sa-
loon, ana tho results Of the business 70
astreet, city, State OF nation Gaines
vile Advance.
POOR DALLAS.
And Dallas has acknowledged that
she is too poor to build the Dallas 81
Northwestern, and that unlosa thew
can sell the charter or negotiate tho
bonds the road will not be built. Poor
Dallas; after ell nothing but pauper.
-[Grapevine Telephone.
ACTED POORLY.
Notwithstanding all that has been
said about the Galveston News and its
new departure, it is good paper and
will most likely give North Texas q
good parer, yet, at tho same time, il
has acted poorly trying 70 tatfy tho
country press as u has, Corsicana
Observer.
ABOLISH N.
THE DALLAS HERALD wants TO SEQ
the grand jury syst0m abolished,
There is no question but that grand
'jurIes arc productive OF great evil, tho
source of useless and lavish expend.
ture of money, and that popular senti-
ment decided against them years ago;
but still they stay with us.- Brown
wood Democrat.
METALLIC CONSIDERATIONS.
Tho Clarksville Standard asserts
that newspaper correspondents at the
State capital are sometimes induced 49,
. by metallic cOnideraLious-to color
their reports. We'll, we shouldn't
wonder If We Bohemian amt rather
partial to the music of tho iingling
dollar Marshall Messenger.
OFFENSIVE CRAFTSMANSHIP
III Offensive partisanship" is to gov
ern the president in suspending OIL |
Gals, the term OF Degrees, NeWcomb |
and Jack Evans official life is about |
up. II they had been known at WASH. |
ington as in Texas, their decapitation |
would have preceded all others in this |
State except Bigger LIylor Demo.
crat.
SUCCESSFUL "CRANK.p
They say that DR.. Crantill is a |
crank. He manages to turn down
nearly every paper with which he has
contact, all the same, and we are be-
ginning to believe it is the other fell
lows who are cranks. Cranfll al
ways proves up his position, which is
not characteristic OF a crank Colo
RADIO Clipper.
COMING IMMIGRATION.
ThoTe will doubtless be heavy inn
migration to Northwestern Texas the
coming fall, and we should put forth q
united effort to turn the tide to Clay
county. The attractions are here, and
they should be persistently presented
in every possible way TO those seeking
homes or other inYestments,-H Henri
eta Independent.
MARK THE PREDICTION.
THE DALLAS HERALD will make u
very interesting for the Nows. All /
north and northwest Texas will sup.
port THE HERALD in preference to the
News, and those merchants OF Dallas,
who have gOneinto that $4,000 scheme
will not be long in finding out that
they nave-a white elephant on their
hapds.-[ Bowie Cross Timbers.
OUR GREAT BOOM.
Texas, IL is estimated, will raise this
year 100000 bales OF cotton, which, at
o cents "a pound, will reach $00,000,000.
The wheat, oats and other small grains
have yielded immensely. The cattle
sales this year will reach Sl0,000000.
The clip of wool will amount to sew
eral millions. Altogether tho outlook
10 very promising.-l Denison Herald
News.
IT WILL BE LEFT.
Some OF our exchanges seem to DO
holding little pity in store for THE
HERALD, when tho Nows launches
forth in Dallas. Now, for our part, wo
have confidence in the ability OF THE
HERALD 10 hold her own anywhere,
against any opponent, and If the News
goes TO Dallas with tho expectation OF
downing THE HERALD, IL will DO left. |
-lGatesyille Sun.
DIRT ROADS,
One Of the great needs of our CITY is |
good dirt reads leading into this city, |
and IL is an imperative duty OF the |
city council to furnish good roads from |
the court house to the city line TO con-
meet with tho county roads, and our |
county commissioners court should see |
TO 10 That the county roads leading 10 |
tho county sestare Strengthened and put !
in good condition, The peopla need |
them now and the business OF the city |
needs them.-lShorman journal,
THAT DALLAS "BoNUs."
The coming battle between THE
DALLAS HERALD ana the Dallas Morn |
ing News is going to be quite interest |
ing. The News will have hard fight
before IL, as TIE HERALD has
awakened from It's lethargy and gone
TO work in earnest. That big bonus
given to the News will soon dwindle
away, and then IL will be "nip and
tuck" between these two excellent
dailies. Our sympathy is with the one
acting in selt-detense.-l Nolan County
Record.
THE CATTLE BARoNs.
Toe effect of this order on Texas will
be beneficial, as it must necessarily
raise tne prlce oil pubic lands, The
large number OF cattle to DO moved |
will 10 located Tor the most part in the |
Pan Handle. This news will doubt |
less bs anything hut palatablo to the |
baropS Who's herds are now eating the |
peoples grass FREQ Of charge, Ms il will |
compel them TO loRse or b0 ousted |
when this competition "a brought TO |
bear against them. Tue State Nv large
VIII 10 the gainor,-lGainesvill Reg |
lister.
THE NOBLE REAGAN.
Ar. Reagan know what Democracy
was before certain editorial writer's In
Texas had passed beyond tho oatmeal
anu sweet milk diet - Houston Post.
Aud Mr.. Reagan also know Whist
Democracy was before MIR. Clevelat d
was over thought Of for Mayorol Buf-
falO.-- lGroenvllle Herald.
Judge Reagan was a leading and in.
Un-uliai member OF the most powerful