The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-17

PRoHIRIrIoN.

Ih0nA8xxxOAs
Ihcss papers that are proclaiminR
that prohibition is not Demccrstic. for.
get that they are liable , be tread out
Of the Democratic partly too, and
elassed as snfi-prohicionists. ! Mount
Pleasant News.
NEw CONSTITUTION.
Ire Houston Post insists on q new
constitulicr. IL Mills, Coke and the
Galveston News ara Democratic on the
adoption idea, the next convention
ought - strike out that feature; IL thew
are uudemocraiic-well, let the patty
say what ought to l., done.-lrexas
Farmer.
NEGROES AND rEoRJP-lIoN.
Prohibition may ID undemocratic,
put we notice that the majority Of in
eell'gent Demo Gratis cast their ballots
tzor II, while the negro element of the
Republican party, which constitutes
4 $he bulk of the party in Texas, votes
<plmost solidly against prohibition.-
Honey g owe STINT IN.
AMoNoIoNoUs MOMENT.
lpcal.ontion and the hog law must
pave we'll nigh lLn tue people oil
stepbenVille crazy, as q correspond
mt stfirms that even n life insurance
sgent or a lightning rod man would
De cordially tolerated to break the
mono tony. A Immunity driven to
such a oesr crate sta,s rs that is en-
titled TO universal SYMPATHY Com
anche Chief.
TnE CATALOGUE.
Along with per. ,nal liberty, let the
lopis's sovereignty, principle, equity,
common sense, intelligence, oecency,
PATRIOTISM, generosity, morality,
philanthropy, statesmanshlp, beneyo-
AAnrAnnGES NA1
veracity, virtue and true courage be
classed. Personal liberty by itself
means everything, and does not
amount 10 any ing Abilene Quill
A SURE ENOUGH DIsyNHEEITE u
EANCHING AND FARMING.
Weare glad To note that many of the
small rauchmen of this section are
making some experiments In tie way
OF farming, and are making some pro-
viso for their herds or flooks during
the few weeks OF winter. The idea
that little farming mixed up with
stock-raising greatly promotes and in
cresses the pfotits of the stock bust
ness is gradually gaining favor BIG
"a Springs Pantagraph.
- CHEAP MONEY WANTED.
A itockman, requiring some money,
and standing good Al the eanks In the
@t 0ahtJ 'o"bs Ns-aNt IC ODLSID
Is II at 2 per cent per month discount
he rightly argued that no could not
afford TO use the cash on such terms
We had thought the rate OF interest
twas reduced, but it seems that this
4 country is still in need OF money al
the legal rate, VIII Oh is IL Par cent. per
Y annum.-- Live Stock Journal.
l DRIFTING APART.
Coke and Mills ara now l'se ships
chat have been Jriited two or three
q miles inland, and left high and dry
10y a2reat tidal wave from the ocean
I'VE give our readers Senator Cokes
~ Hpeech, not because we approve of It,
32sout that all may know for them. elves
I've consider 1t neither Democratic nor
We have always been
4or Coke, but, seriously, we think he
pas done Democracy more harm than
Loan be healed over soon.
THE OUTCOME OF THE INCOME.
zf An exchage says: "Seth Shepherd
u toe rising star in Texe1 politics
E1sa q Is the man to fill Tho long-felt want
s&Sf TeAps in the National Senate. We
rant no superanuate6 old iosies there
put men OF vigor and outcome"
N Yes, we want men of outcome there
INC men who will come out when they
{& let there, but the trouble Is the rising
Var, and all the other stars, want e
20 there, rot for the outcome, but the
3ncome.- Brentwood Democrat.
3 KEEP YOUR OWN YARD WELDED,
S The only kind OF prohibition that
III work is that in which every mar
57(p law INTO himself. When indiyid.
lal prohibition shall have spent itse'
3&F will be time enough to besiege con.
yentions and Legislatures for the pas
age OF resolutions and the enactment
I o. laws abridging freedom of action in
r. 1ciety at Urge. If every man keeps
~ DIS own yard weeded he will have lit
!ie time left for peeping over the
yences OF his neighbOrs- Galveston
w Tribune.
E#f SCIENCE VS.. PROHIBITION.
E 1t is said that there are 1910 } heir:
ION tho average human head. 1t may
sspe safely put down that married men
ef long standing do not even approach
Pc average luatesville Advance.
s. iou are the great apostle of pro
4 2tbition in this State -supposes, alter
3ou have attended yout present
Prob 'bition scheme 10 the grave, you
* Ound new party on the principle
bat the law should protect the hairs
2f married men by prohibiting theil
I'M ives from pu.,ing them out. Pro
IIbibit, man, prohibit MeXia ledger
SX 1T WON'T DO.
| Drawing a line between those who
& <vOttd for and against prohibition, the
}Nqharge will hardly be made again that
fhe friends of prohibition arc not nj
* 5east as sound Democrat as worthy
Sitizens, as patriotic, and their meth.
ods ana motives AZ honorable az any
WHO voted ar liust 1t: and this Ia puttiul