The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

hhAlf AND AcCtnHNT,
mere Is nol tOeh vast difference in
men as We airs sp, 20 eupposs. Nearly
al lien hsvs tSme strong points and
All great men, sc-ssllsd, HAYS thsi,
weakness. Place weak c.ca In cres,
positions and many OF tAem viii AZ.
ailTe tue reputation q hsing grsa,
men. AL men who come 20 the front
oy Iorce Of circumstsnces. apa noi
great Men by long way. and n,sny
~no isuiein Ia oSaourity are really Sc
steA- Ia al shss constitutes IFue great
nvss Wl'h noEoriety. Toe trntn is, a
uieu may beoome notorious without
oSing great IN any sense OF the VOID.
eVG men are of.su grsa. without be.
ooAias NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States
very olton men owe their polltissl
pre'ermeutsu1 repUtations for grsar,
nss' mora 90 Iheir & ,od fortuae in
s'aduirg IN with the Fulinx poi,to4l
eh9ae shsn to tAe!r lraa merit ami
OBSERVING Of the MACE and reputation.
-sSan Ant0Aio Tlmes.
ABIa THING.
Tas sigoiug ., tha contract IL Fort
worth with the SVolehmen 10 furnish
aem 5000 slaughtered h8avas every
month ia She bsgiauiag Of a now era
tor Texas, an6 is pregnant with great
results. The ellughJ0r!ng az nnr
peeVea uton tho range, rs - We're, i.
sMlnenslY snuuc ia business prln-
anc 10 SONY tho mater OF ,imu
when Il VII be In general practise,
fhel tS&as ranch meH WIZ bid dca-
"noo 20 the wOrld'S quarantine procl,
iGSsuns, San AntOdips should b9 Ina
naxt ppin Tor MANN 3ts !afrigeras0r
siaeRhtoribg essabllshmeni.-IS San An.
tonio Light,
THOSE STRIKES.
ltta6 next Legislature would make
T. felony to Kill en- engine or in any
Uay Interfere with the business of ths
railroad, It would benens the public
generally. The Kuissts of La
nor hrS csrr5ing matters 100
la', atd the result VIII be
ha5 they will lCSo tbs eympathies OF
loSA who have heretofore been
.slandiy coward them, a3d when pub
sentiment enSnges It will be much
'aeief FOR tho railroads 20 protoo
themselves, ana also muen easier 70
1at, laws enao5ed that win pyotgct
.aem.- Brady Sentinel.
sKILLEp LABOR VI ANreD.
Among a large number Of advertiso
mems for worsiuSmon OF varlous
classes is HE st, Louis papers Ia one
1ur 1000 wood choppers and tis-mssere
fpr Texas Ana yer every few Days we
$50 some letter or GORE spondence iu
come al our pSpers telling about hun
! euss, yea Thousand, Of men sLanding
Ia ldlenees bocauso tAOre Is nothing foT
their willluR hands 10 dnl Tao bet IL
lhet auskilled labnr especially isscarce
10 Texas, the maiu complaint OF lack
Oh employment coming from men who
,sei' clerical positiops.-lS San Antonio
Express,
a FINE COUNTRY.
Texas is gradually but surely going
cut Of the range cattle business into
The higher branch OF stock farming.
The psstures will be large and the
'arss bma!l, bat tho pYodts will com
jsf9 with The size of the pastures. A
Srsging country, assisted by agricpl-
mo- haseI upGn land Ownership Ob.
'slned d. low valuation, and run under
no lowest taxation 10 the United
st&Les-this 10 TeIaP- stock journal.
THE 0oMpTRoLLERsnIp.
The Houston Age wants 10 know
"ho Colonel l.. W. Oglesby, North
roxGa,ca didstc for State comptroller,
s. just wait until the . Getting Of the
next Democratic State convention, and
We VIII 90 oursslyes toe honor OF in-
'rGGactuB you to tho gentleman that
Nnl wStm tho comptroliCr's scat Tor
me peXt two years, 6ud he will De no
less q person Than the lion. l. w.
2 Siesny, OF Collin cosnty,- [DAllas
Democrat.
WIDE OF TEE MARK,
Those p8pegs which thiuk there will
DO o deadlock in the next Texas Stale
on the guberuatorial noml-
nAiHn are vida OF the mark. Tho
county delegations upOor Instructions
vii b. sufficient TO Eomlnate either
Ross or SN Gin on tho fest ballot. The
race is between them rnG will be vtr.
fually settled before tine convention
Calvert Courier.
WOULD LIKE IT SOLVED.
That some few counties OF tho West
should be by She land beard held cgr,--
cultural, while others EQUALLY adapted
20 this purpose are nO', is problem
tnat boe West wouli ike solved. The
ofthe reports OF the noGrd's
sgents, delegated tu gather iniorma-
lion, Tonld likely produce On eQuill-
brium.-- Big Springs Paragraph.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Nearly all persons who know any
,hing OF the subject will agreo with
the writer of recent article in the
Gazette that theIe Is need OF super-
VISION In our public schoos-meaulug
iho oounlry sobools--but no Ia Sadly
mistaken IN thinking that compe'ort
aunerlntondeup could bB had Tor $3.50
II year. FlTt Worth Gazette.
"wAYrgD"-AN APPROPRIATION.
Congressman sayers win win un-
ending praise If hs uses his abilities
In the endsavor 60 secure proper re.
oeguition OF Arensas Pass 81 tho an
bllg. Al rexss is inter
ested In the matter, and VIII look upon
tho actions OF the Texga delegation IA
Congress this winner with much iuIer.
{ 81. --[Ssn Antonio Light.
THE LABos QUESTION,
Tho laboror who strikes against hia
own time and interest viii 1nd In the
ballot q surer snd moro tifeotoal
agent. pnero can 30 but littlo doub,
tha. The umalgamated labor orgauizs
tions %; to-day hold, within tho rlgut
VI aptfrnge, tho paue9ee for Must OF
heir complaints, If properly Wigld6d. =
Pilot Point Post. ......
THE REASON WHY.
wo understand now why neither
Eud of tho paper IN ,t rot out 70 "hold
tho fold for all time" printed tho nOws
az tho area, flta LAT Friday; the S nto
had been Quitably dividUHn between
tho two Enos; the DellHs End left II
10 The sslvt stOn Eud, aud the Galvee-
ton End has 20 mako Especial
...s. % TEnrt Ntnrth n yaAfa