The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-19
A LADY'S OPINION.
Compliments Judge Gerald and
Senator 6arwood.
THERE Is A HOME SCENE
Somewhere, and ''The Corruptness
Lurking Behind Jay GOuIde's
Purse il no Longer Hidden--Geo.
Clark the Veteran Democrat.
Crane Rebuked.

From the Dallas News.
CLEBURNE, Tex, April 13-If there
are any more Judge Geralds let them
come to the front. | am proud there
are few left who are patriotic enough
to claim the rights of the people. The
cause is in need of them to secure its
effect.
If the politicians whom the people
honor would perform their duty our
state would not be in such a deplora-
bic condition.
Why are people so blind to the
truth? Why should the free state of
Texas be converted into an empire?
Why allow the wizard of Wall street
to come among you, buy few
slaves, monopolize your railroads and
state? If the malfeasance in the
International and Great Northern
case, which Judge Gerald and Senator
Garwood has so thoroughly investi-
gated and given to the public, is not
true, why do not the accused prove
clearly their innocence, like brave men
should? All secret endeavors are use
less. There is home scene some
where.
The corruptness lurking behind
Gould's purse is no longer hidden.
Some one has traitorously endeavored
to subvert the fundamental laws of our
land. They forget upon what the law
is founded. Unless they measure
their height the sad ending will be
like that of Icarus who, flying out of
Crete into Sicily, flew so high he
melted the wax from his wings. The
implication is that some of the "Tyler
crowd have melted the wax from
their wings while feathering their nest
in the International and Gteat North.
ern case.
w. H. Mabry said Mr.. Hogg would
have been among the confederate yet
Grams had he been old enough. 1t is
too bad Mr., Hogg did not have an op.
portunity to show to the world his
patriotism. That same misfortune
must be the cause of the present di.
lemma.
George Clark, the veteran Demo-
crat, is the gentleman whom the PEG
pie of our state should delight to
honor. A man who has so bravely
fought for his country would certainly
protect his state. He is old enough,
too. Put him in the gubernatoriaI
chair and then Mr.. Crane will moi
have to smooth things over by chang
ing the subject or comparing the body
to "quarrellng women"
The election of r. Q Mills to the
United States senate is successful
beginning 1t fills for the first time
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Henry Clay. The Globes opinion
will do him no harm. Yes, we know
"the grapes are sour"
Grover Cleveland has been trieC
aod found true. He has been the
leader and advocate of those two mos
vital issues-tariff reform and reduc
ton of taxes. Why not elect him by
a majority all Democrats can fee
proud of, If you should divide you
would be as easily carried away al
were the pigmies by Hercules. Upor
the coming campaign depends you
future welfare.
The Republicans are secretly a
work. Their leaders are enemies anC
are doing more harm to our country
than did Arnold during the revolu
ton. They are robbing us every day
of what our labors should bring
While they feast we are not capable
of meeting the demands oflife. Why
let Plutus with his slide purse string
ruler
l am no politician. no voter anC
would not mix with the voting rab
BILE if | could, but / feel the effects o.
bad rules as much as any one, aud an
az much interested in the nation anC