The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-27

ROME, May, 25.-The Pope Is suffering |
from fever, the result Of q cold. Receptions |
at the Vatican have, consequently been sus-
pended.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 25.-Thc Alcade |
of Jacoba, State of Sonora, reports off
cially that he tried, convicted, and
burned a man and woman tor sorcery
The people demand other victims. .
Troops have been sent thither by order
If rhe general government
We give below m article from
paper for which we have the most
profound respect, and whose manly,
honest course Tor many years entitle
its expressions to the greatest ere.
dence. We, however, cannot help
smiling at his warmly expressed faith
in the senior editor of the News,
whose greed for gain has placed HIM
IN an exceedingly humiliating attitude
to-day. Hand, and the other people
about the News Office obey tn.
master mind, without any more voic,
~ will to change, than have the dun,
,pes themselves. The venerabl,
md pure-inlnded gentleman who con-
| rols the destinies of the Dallas Her.
I'D clings with childish confidence
nd iaitn to the friendships and vir-
.ues of past (alasD Texan ag,
when Mr.. Richardson, OF the News.
stood IN the light of an honest man
The Herald is right, when it concludes
chat Coke is too strong in the affrc-
tions o. the people OF the State to be
injured BY this Shiny attack; but, to
the Herald's article:
"We publish to-day a communica-
don III regard to the public print
ing contract, which, in the main, We
heartily endorse. In its defense OF
the printing board We endorse every
word. In its criticisms on the Gal.
weston News we endorse most, bnl
not all, OF its censurc. Since Wr
Willard Richardson, the man whe
made the News Il leading paper, has
enlisted in its ranks men whose motto
is money rather than principle, tha,
paper has steadily often nded the sem
slbllities of the purest and bess meI
in Texas, Who keep posted'in the
newspaper world. Old and honored
!, citizens of Texas, early and long con
tlnued patrons of the News hav,
been IL Ade to blush at Its derelictioni
in the last three or four years. Many
: have reluctantly concluded it was {
mercenary sheet, employing first on,
and then another Bohemian editor o.
business manager. Personally at
tached to Mr.. Richardson for thirC
of century, we have been compelled
to think these complaints were no
IS without foundation: The figure Gu
= by Hand at several sessions Of tn,
Legislature IN Austin, has been suol
/. as to disgust the most intelligent ant
d hest friends the News had in th'
. State. We have seen these thing
I with extreme pain, but never ono,
d connected Mr.. Willard Richardson
e with them, but rather supposed tha
n advancing age, and business care
,, were pressing upon him, and thereb,
" lett open the way for Bohemian cor
/. morants TO direct the course of tn,
}. News as would best subserve thei
r selfish and unprincipled ends. Mr.
j., Richardson may rest assured that thu
r best friends he has in Texas have 81
$ felt, aud, az general rule, for fouI
y years, have regarded the News leg
: lslative reporter rs burlesque OF
a truth, Especially during tho Thir
i. teenh Legislature. All the prosperity
!. in the world cannot wipe out the fou
, slots OF corruption in any man, pres,
or association
The attempts OF the News to iniurt
!. Governor Coke on the printing ques
= ion will be AS futile as the ocear
wave against the rock OF Gibraltar
Coke is On honest, able and conscien
!, tiors man, and the people:.sf Texai
u will never crush such a man to aus,
ain the Bohemian features CT tn,
: News.
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