The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-15
Higgins Writes Line on the
Fourth Ward Frauds and saws
a Word about Waco NEWS
PAPERS.

There is solid c ,mfort aud real
bright encouragement in the posi-
ton taken IN the editorials of WACO
New on tn + ourth IT fiday) |
ward election frauds.
There are few, if any, in Waco
who do not credlt the editor of the
Day -G,ob1 with all sincerity and !,
believe lie does at all times the
clean, right, fair thing for Waco.
and TO her citiz ms. individually and
genera ly, also that any wrong
d me at any til, | The Day Globe
has been 10y the l..-A employed by
tne editor Of the Day Globe, whom
its editor DID not or COULD not con
troll in its sla2s and stabi at men
and measures. We know and APP
preciate often where snch things
come from. We appreciate the
bold stand taken ~ the Day Globe
in the school matter and the elec / IN
frauds, too.
Everybody knows tina. THE
DAILY News, under its present
editor and reporters, "heTs to tbs
line" The editor of TUE News
does not employ a reporter for his
opinion Of men and things" bat
to state the facts as news
The Daily Telephone has candor
and outspoken policy, well and
favorably known by all-on
PRINCIPLE, not tally or prejudice,
and lstly holds that position so
ma ltully fought for by lis illustrious
predecessor, the Town Talker. The
people know every day where to
find the Telephone We commend
its outspoken policy and words on
the (FRIDAY) ward election frauds.
Tne Waco Trad ng company be-
lieves the truth cannot suil If b.
investigation. Let us have light,
even if that LlGur reveals DARKNESS.
We can still furnish your home from
kitchen to plrlor-cash or easy pay
ment A home we'll furnished is a
Il y and pleasure within reach of
ali on Waco Trading com pany
plan" Yours truly,
J. w. RlGGlNs, Proprietor.
We a.ise to ask a few question.
l. it right?
/. Did the members of the city
council do right to oppos, the vim
dlcation by investigation the cleo
ton frauds talked Of in the "fr.-
day" ward?
2. Is it right to allow this
stigma like a night mare" to hang
over the Judges of this election?
8. Is it right not to indicate bJ
investigation these very men ap
pointed by our mayor to hold this
election?
4. Have not thee ldges right
to demand rigid investig .tion al
the hands of the city council?
5. Can any citizen deny then
this right?
6. Ia fair Justice to MIR. Waters
we would like to * him: 1t hat
been talked abou town that yot
said you were brought out (unbe
kuowings to yoursel) is this truei
Do you obi ct to telling, if you ye
know, who did bring you out anc
announce you as candidate fol
alderman? Upon your return te
Waco was any reason given why
you should be thus used without
your knowledge or consent?
:. Does not this election fraud
talk considering the above talk, dc
MIR. Waters an I'M ,stice, and pu'
him to grea! dis advantage?
S. If l had been thus call ID ou
in my absence from Waco, l woulc
conclude one or two things, and IL
either consider myself very badlJ
t treated.
Either the citiz ,ns of Wax
thought my election was indispen
sible to the success of Waco or tina
was announced because could be
if elected, used as needed.
8. How will this same Fourt
If ward force upon the cltiz 'ns o
~ Waco the issue, "Woman or NJ y
" as the 5 lperintendent of our Ere
O Schools" when the election o
e trustees comes up? OIly the EN-
II 1M1Es of our free schools caa d
this. Yet we are ready for the is