New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
HOltG.


IIocc. Of Texas BY the operation of that III
cxorrlblc law under which the sins of the fathers
oro visited upon the children unto the third and
fourth generation. Governor of that formerly
disrcnutablc and almost always ridiculous state.
vyo have NOT observed the date Of his departure
from the State Capital. nor do we understand
that an official itinerary Of his progress north-
ward has vet appeared but 1t is announced IN
various news dispatchcS that he has set out, ana
IS even now somewhere on the way II his pur-
nosn holds and these wdc-nying rumorS be
well founded. he will dawn upon this town early
In Julv and on the Fourth of that cventfnl
month-(ay Of historic associations and patrlo'lc
,n.morics,- he will contribute eloquent remarks
to the tide Of oratory which will roll into East
Fourtcenth-st from Tammany Hall. and excite
plcasurabc emotions with It's mclodi"nS SWISH
sy,sh I'm all the outlying districts. For iiogg
l. rs we are informed. one Of the attractions
offered in the Tammauy programme for c'l'-
hrntinr the Fourth Whether for Long Talk
mr. "Short Talk" has not vet tranSpir"d. but Ger
family for talk Of some sort probably the same
SORT of tnlk with which the Hon Champ
clark of Missouri. drove the audience To drink
last year
II. will no doubt. he viewed with curiosity.
and unless he INDUCES In anecdotes. listened To
with Interest For there is. as Governor lio-S
o,,,ht 70 Inc told before he begins. something OF
. nreiudIcc I'm East Fourteenth 81. against nnrr-
do,cs from the south and Southwest. N"t :"
,nuch ON account Of their breezy br"adn"S' AMI
,,.,f,,s. urofanlty rs If their wrinkl'7 withrr"d
and grizzly age II we mistake not IN" tom
NOR 81 the SachcmS and SagamorrS AMI WIS
lnkies and other Indian funcli"nari's VIII"
- on
.Iulv to talk and hear talk about Liberty ana
1ndcncndrncc between drinks. they would soon
.r Listen even to a tariff discourse from that
other eminent Texan. Roger QuarlrS Nill'' 'hAh
hear any more of the rank, moss grown an'''
dotrs with which Southern orators are III Inc
h,hl, of fcrIlllzing their political nddn'NScs. II
IIorg f. a hulnors' Ike ih" r''''. h' VIII DO W."
. l..o,, his humorous tendencies in check II Ia"
desires 10 retain his audience" or u J." h"N'
,,,,,l.,. ,n humor. Let him give the audicnc"
taste. ~ the we'll known Texas variety. "N''"
l,,s,s,s In compclllns casual aoluauiancrN 70
dance hy cmptyirg loaded pistols ln clos" PROV
unity 10 ,hclr toes. H. might ia This way make
II lively for the statesmen on IN" lI'''"''"' ""'
90. think We can assure him that NOR" ~ ihc
audience will stay than II h' should indulge J"
ancOiotc.
II Will no doubt. be- great disappointment
90 ,:ovrrnor IIogg not to meet Croker For 1t
was only few months neo that lac 'h''r'''n''
Croker I'm a mos, hospliahlc way In Texas. y"
Northern statesman passing through Texas ever
received 80 much attention or exalted - much
genuine enthusiasm as did Richard 'n'h'r HN'
winter The Texas Democrats CAV" him public
dinners. ana made speeches az AMI about hlh
in y way that warmed up that sia'cSnan'S heart
"A I'll rem - -
ovon mad, a speech himself Governor Iorg
u.,s very olooucnt about him. ~ The leader -
,hc most powerful Democratic organization IN
the country. And Croker was Just ~ mu'h I'm
nrosscd with Texas rs Texas was with Croker
II WIS one of the most mutual things ever WIZ
messed Many Of the early settlers ~ Texas
went there for The same reason that croker dd.
Looking for health They went away from
places made unhealthy by law. Fellow f"ilhg
may have had more or less to Il" with The cor
dlallty shown The whole country looked on
with interest while the reception was in prog
ross And now Governor lIogg Is about 10 re-
turn the visit. Doubtless he has been building
III, great homes Of seeing Croker once more, ana
ot home. IN the very Wigwam OF the party sur
rounded by his Sagamor's and WisknkicS ana
ou the East, Fourtcenih-st paraphcrnalla. But
he will be- disappointed Cookers health has
broken down again. aud from the same cause
Nothing but Europe could rcstOr" II. ana he
has consequently disappeared in that direction.
Governor IIogg Will learn with mixed emotions
that something of mystery attended Cookers
Departure which the state Of his health dld not
entirely solve II occurs 10 uS that some OF IA"
more eager of Cookers friends, who have been
feeling all along that the ill-health theory was
NOT entirely satisfactory, may embrace the op-
portunity offered by the visit Of Governor llogg
10 use that ms an explanation. Against that
theory we protest in advance. We do not he
leve. we will not believe. that Mr.. Croker left
the country because lie heard that Governor
IIogg was coming North He would not be so
nhospitable