The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-16
STATE PRESS.
GOVERNOR IRELAND SOLID

GOVERNOR IRELAND SOLID.
Governor ireland is not building q
senatorial boom with Indiana lime
stone. He is laying solid foundation
and outside walls with Texas rock.
We admire his sound, practical
eonse.-[ Dodd City Spectator.
THE FABLE OF THE FROG.
The Galveston News, before 1t IS too
late, should take unto Itself the fable
OF the frog who aspired to swell to the
dimensions of the OK. This advice is
rendered without hope or expectation
of reward.-EBowie Cross Timbers.
TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
Texas is reaping the benefit of her
splendid representation at tho New Or
leans Exposition. TIE eyes Of the
world are turned upon her End it is
safe TO say that within less than an
other decade her population and her
wealth will be doubled.-[Gilmer Mir
rOr.
ANXIOUS FOR HosTILlTIEg.
If there really is going to be a fight
to the death between THE HERALD
and tho News, at Dallas, we must con-
fess we arc anxious for hostilities TO
open up. If The HERALD don't get
scared and capitulate before the fight
begins she will hold the fort Brown
wood Democrat.
THE HERALO's BOOM.
THE DALLAS HERALD is going 10
secure frst-ciass bui,uing and pur-
chase q pertecting press at
cost of about $4,000. We have
read THE DALLAS HERALD for II
years and always rejoice st its pros
perity. The HERALD is one OF the in :
stitutlons of Texas and has national
reputation. Long live THE HERALD
denton Monitor.
THE HERALD AND ITS WORK.
Several Texas papers are prophesy-
ing failure Tor the Galveston News
branch at Dallas. The management
OF the News has plenty OF enterprise
and money, and either TIE HERALD
or the Dallas News will have to even
tually 20 to the wall. The people OF
Dallas should rally to the support OF
The HERALD. That paper has done
woman services for them. Marshall
Messenger.
DON'T INTEND TO BE DoWNED.
The DALLAS HERALD,evidently docs
not intend to be downeG1S,y the News
without struggle. In atg4uble-leaded
editorial yesterday, THE HERALD an-
nounces it will put up a new building
and add new perfecting press, at the
cost of $4,000. tits also rumored there
will be an attempt made to get up q
stock company, with capital Of $780,
COO. The fight between The HERALD
and the News will be one of intense in
terest.--[ Austin Statesman.
A THING OF THE PAsT.
The Galveston News Intentionally
misconstrues the remarks of the
Democrat as to Its success In killing
off it's friends by saying that this pa
per need feel no apprehension; that 1t
don't propose to stamp it out of exis-
tence and is in pursuit OF "bigger
game" Everybody knows what
"game" the News is after, and its
power to crush is altogether a thing Of
the past. Its brave words aud conf
dence are but preludes to great pig
Commerce street funoraL-[Dallas
Democrat.
THE GALVESTON NEWS.
In weather like the present, when
melting butter and wiltad shirt collars
are the order of tho day, il is refresh
ing to get o good cool breez3 from the
gulf. When IL comes through the tor
warding agency of the Galveston
News, there is slweys Gu aromatic
spiceness borne along which makes 1t
peculiarly grateful. Exchanges will
understand when the Cowboy an
nounces that 1t has received a.
from that journal treating
OF its grandeur-its holiness Ia fact
the great favor With which the
people Of North Texas have received
The idea Of its prospective coming
among them and closing by q request
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