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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Isaac Cook, Maggie Claiborne, G.
II. High and Mollie Mcfarland, the
four persons arrested Friday by
Deputy Pulliam, charged with forni-
cation, were yesterday discharged by
Commissioner Walcott, the prose
cution failing to establish the specific
Offensa allaUed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26
ARDMoRE. SUNDAY, JAN. 26.

THE prompt removal from Office
of Marshal Nix of Oklahoma, if not
too hastily done, shows conclusive
" that this administration is not
in the whitewashing business.
After the report of the special
agent, who inspected his accounts,
recommending his removal, was
submitted to the attorney general, i,
the decapitating ak fell without
delay. We do not pretend to say
whether or not this action was has
tily taken, nor whether had Mr..
Nix been afforded an opportunity
he could have made a defense thai
would have vindicated him against
his accusers. 1t is enough to know
he was accused of gross methods
in the conduct of his official and
responsible position, and that ac :
cepting those charges as true, he
was removed. This furnishes an
other strong argument in favor of
wiping out the fee system entirely
and substituting in its stead scale
of salaries for chief and subordi :
nate government officials. 1t was
for an alleged abuse of this loose
system that Mr.. Nix was not even
given an opportunity to resign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Richard McLish came in yesterday
from Duncan, where he had been on
business, in connection with official
duties as national timber agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26
Thanks Young Gentlemen.

The ARDMoREITE Office was last
night accorded a most entertaining
serenade, consisting of music on harp
guitar, mandolin and triangle. Thanks
young gentlemen, may your lives
be as free from cares as your music
last night indicated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

The ARDMOREITE is in no way re
sponsible for, nor will it pay any
debts contracted by any employee of
this office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
manapnr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Marshal Fred Frasher had his
bands full of destitute people this
morning. Two women and three
children from Oklahoma were strand
ed here while on their way to Dallas.
Through the exertions of Mr.. Frasher
and others they were provided with
means sufficient to continue their
journey. They were also literally
assisted by w. L. Greenhin, the
popular and accomodationg ticket
agent of the Katy.-Gainesvil Reg
iStar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26
Attention Young Folks.

The ARDMoREITE desires to call the
attention of the young people of Ard
more contemplating matrimony, that
we are prepared to execute wedding
cards on short notice and in first
class style. Don't send away or ac-
cept inferior work when you can get
the very best right here at most reas-
enable prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Did you know that the ARDHoREITE
is headquarters for fine job printing!
The best of stock and unequaled
workmanship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

R. Hardy had the misfortune to
get a nail stuck into his foot, which
gives him a hau hty gait.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

j. R. Turman, formerly of this
city, but more recently of Mineola,
Texas, is in the city mingling with
his many friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

The Tornado is by far the greatest
scenic melodrama l ever saw staged
James Hutton, Manager of Havlin's g
Theatre, Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

When it comes to printing briefs,
of work on short notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

For SALE-TWo desirable resid SIC 2
lots in Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Queen of the pantry is the best
-four, for sale by William Felker the
grocer. 9-1mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

For SALE-At bargain, a course
in business college. If you want a
business education this is your OPP
portunity.. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Queensware at a great sacrifice at
book store. I7-1Wk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26

Constable r. B. Hill had some
civil business at Dougherty yester-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-26
They Were Discharged.

Fresh oysters every day at viii
DvootfTS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
THE ALARM BELL IN POLITICAL a,s.s
New York Journal.


instinct. found IN an
all ep"''s And always exhibits "s"f In the way n s
of ~ aka y
the who attempt to end Old auses bury ,s a'
this country before the present onc'ho re, '
taDhmcnt OF the widest popular government under Jackson and M ~
slavery In every case the voices that Js ~
in 1870 wi nave passed for an ssa.s
rro.s.vor, rronncamento Mckinley avior.o manifesto
the tories of 1896 the nea successors o, a
be jefferson and Jackson and stirred lynch 100
same horros then that they SEQ now is the mos, 'ss They
campaign of supposed to be Hamilton ,
the Commercial Advertiser that Jefferson turn s
Fedcns, holder tumble system n. couu,
on,i h b ,, .e~arv "s , %" ogssfy. He
and ", s m@a be of seen r of streets Or living
TO collect their salaries would resign and comereg would BE- ~
Nothing election of By,, ),
on election was The beginning of the Ah
that the of the opposition when in d,
entirely whole Union Jerenian
Even afet 'ensfsons election" tho aarss gloomy
the habit of collecting Its valuable pushr
signed Iacius ,ss re verdict Of crassus o,herwis The r Of
E s s n VI lr H9 orr af Saa The ss
aap pubic % o S s perlS Of o@ MAN. energy
properly now The po tsi p
was ero"nas Fseasm from ,housard pnls The Rev John
s9 nd rnon Wit a, ,au &
Ie s'If IN The blood Of our son bur spare us Lord nee Nm Inc ~
r Of N aSa ~
50 aeesali republican De that
added political The
npa
set p nf9 the widow of his >Sn" n IN ean%ass
assIa OF e enn ley spss,s to see the soss'nm
election Of Bryan The historian Of the twentieth Century win relate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
SUFFERING ARMENIA
To the Editor Of The POST

To tho Editor of Tl., POST
Houston. Texas. July I.-'M"j
meeting Of the Woman's Ch'f'
perancc Union. on Friday laS y
ing letter was rcccived from :
president. We have a.so bT'
by Miss Willard TO use our ia'
behalf Of suffering Armenia 40,
Inl.as, Texas, July Ins
once more come 10 you r.
Armenia. The Sta.e conyenavsi
asked Inc 10 write you, uIss
M II mass meeting. w"n sr
Your minister's and ieaa.s
women, eliminating in a fos
lion. send lie money 10 ME-
Barker. he Temple. Chicago.
he canled Immediately 10 w.,
ton, VINO is the brave,t pys
earth today. giving iier ~; ;n "a,
ing Christian brethren nno,I
mon.a. This meeting sn au a.
financial taN to your Union ID
be If Won interest edfors .s
tashe mon and women. u W
months until the harvest III nj
In. pr.a' rs, need is now; ri
n 4 deay his help. All ,,' Ln
dorc Win avail nothing. un nnh
comes during these TWO i'VTThIA
10 this for Jesus SAKE, Il q
In response 20 this ea'h hsye
81 tho Central union u,,.s
mensurcs To carry oni US AZ
Stoddard aud Miss Wilia'wr s
co,np"srd of Mrs. Rue, ,.%sursl
Mrs Mini. sheldon: s saS ii
Tracy was formed ard po ,,s d
TO make such arrangelnc,y,coIsA
decnai necessary TO acse"sn "a
sires. The committee mn n, A15
can a ma - meeting, apva,
time and pace to be hh,,sI,ss
the clergy. all LAWYERS re ~
repre,sen.at 70 women A. s,d b.
o,iestsd ia he present anss . Az y
purse n th.s iaudable a,sst ~
ne.l 20 he told OF me sas W.
MS stance for The Pos, .,, rs ~
STATES have organized reDr NM y
f,ring Armenia. Texas "
i Ia 81 - ra.iy to her relie''
peal not be In vain, ,,,abeth !.
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n has been one of the beasts of the
popuiists that principles were everything
WITH the poiailst party and that such
things as office seeking and personal am
tlton we're entirely secondary. The mid
die OF the road follows" at st. Louis ace
rapidly disarmng this proposition Of Its
truth and effectiveness.
Tho cry of the poruists for free silver
has been the iallylng cry OF four-iif,hs OF
the populist party. II is one OF the rrin-
ciples about which there has been no di-
vision OF sentiment in That osgari2atiou.
True. II is really an old democratic policy
but the popuhs,s have adopted II. Now
when their party has a chance to sink
personal ambitions for the succ SO of THIS
principle. the first chance it has ever had,
the walking delegates and the nominees
for office arc able To rally half the party
under tho banner of the out-fu-somethlns
wing. Thr.e middle of the road fellows
want "concessions.r they want electors.
they want combinations on State tickets.
they want cabinet positions. or promises
of something, or anything before they ara
willing to indorse the democratic nominee
and the only hope for free silver.
The commercial sentiment is t4markahly
strong IN TINS patriotic and purely ois.u' r
estcd popuisst party II was demonstrated
in the senate dcai Mt WASHINGTON last Win
Ter aud has been exhibited time and again
1t Is particularly strong In The midle OF
the road manifestations and demands nj
st. Louis, Bn, II must be said IN henalf
OF the rasn leaders of the party the rcaly
prominent aud able men In the organi2l-
ton. that they are honestly fighting NJ st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
SECRETARY KENNEDY


or Newspaper.
MeNia Texas. july 81. Hon a. NJ Ken
ncdy. democratic county chairman and
secretary of the state democratic BIZ
me.al1c executive committee, today sent
the following lntter to the Dallas News;
1T is matter of some surprise that
any reputable journal. making The least
pretensluas towards fairness, would iuke
UP and give ed turial Endorsement TO such
Il Vile SANDER ~ that uttered 10y the Chi
naEo chron.cc against Hon. W. j. Bryan
and republ.shel IN the News Of yesterday.
Inc Chronicle makes the direct ohal <.
that Sir bryan has been. for a number of
years. carried On the pay rolls oil I'M.
nine owners and that las the paid aeen,
AID slok snlan for the SILVER comniIe
H. e. mine ownors) he has not since 10 i,
!, i-l"in'N from congress had other VS.
oie means of support" The eNofrp4 goes
luriher ana -tys ,hat the nomination of
MT i'ryan WAS an insult 30 the American
pc r." OF no small proportions. The tru,h
OF INC matter IS. the pnpiiaa .on OF these
CHARGES ny The Chron c.e. or any % ntr
new .iiner ~ any importance IS al insult
70 Inc 'nieliigeni reader IN" 'hruucl.
kneN, when II printed the orig nal artlr.r
The News kew when II repunlisnen n
WIN odhoral embellishments, that Mr.
iiFN"n Mas aud had been the oh,or o, IN.
lhAt aide rom tbs AIR. Bryan is an vi
torney For tho News aud Diner metro
roilian l"pers 10 plead lgaorance of these
ih'is O. confess inpmss YES as la, King
IN essential Information. Moreover, thor.
hls been TWO niompt ana decisive ,ienlalS
OF the Idhitcilon 6 ven circuat on nv inc
.nrpnicle. In the ST LOUIS R-uul,lc ri
Wednv.day or Thursday of last week Mi
IN 'hfotk, the malager and nubllsA,r of
the Omaha World-iera.d, published n
cara, IN winch he stated. ~ that Nr
bryan receives a good salary as eslitor of
the Norl1-iierald: 20 that In nddItion Ia
MS editorial duhe, he $50 pr;,cticed in,v
ma from these Two sources he derived AN
hnnpni income of from 5000 10 S-o.n I'm
.n'it NJ bryan has never received a cont
rom no silver comb nc." This 1.n,5,
rom MT. Hitchcock was prn'ed AZ the
Top OF the frst column OH lie ,di,ara,
PaS" OF the Republic and was n,lnt,h In
bark lace type. The News pets mo p ,'
PUBIC. II also probably read Tho den's,
oi Mr bryan's partner, Mr.. Talbot, wnn
c9-hsFeeS With Mr. Hitchcock WIh MS
view oil ne case. can the News .o,,,i'n
" u Is charged that It with malice arnr,l
th"ight snush' 10 do Mr.. Hryen a., ~,
my tAn II he expected that M i"t.i,i-
gent pubic Wall long rcpose connde,ncn -,
!, lnItnal which wouli thus SEEK 70 mis-
ieaa ~ readers In this case v.ho n NJ
i',a Mob hen' on tho spoilation Of rI,hts
" mo News desires TO place ttsa,f a. .
proper position before rs readers la :,
sssrrure and publish the letter from A.,
IllvhcocN. Let II beg the M rlo, ~, a,
constituency Tor thus atiamntiny 10
1ole mem; In reply to the o,lerv Wh.r..
uess MI Bryan get the cash FOR us ,o,i,. .
>" the nrst place 1t does no. take = small
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
CAMPAIGN FONTS.

The Houston Post and other Journals
are keeping standing tho following para.
graph. which Is credited To Pr -sldent
Cleveland:
Never viii vote for Mckinley. Never
VIII vote the republican ticket, or for
amy man, even my brother. wh) might be
named thereon"
There Is really nothing ASTOUNDING about
the statement. even II The president made
y. Bht. ns master OF lnformiiion Tn,
l'osst VIII confer favor by Informing am
Interested public where. TO whom ana IN
der what circumstances the prrsld, AT
made the declaration. The News does loi
doubt the presidents objection 10 Mex A..
lcyisn. but ih1 sentence Tiltcd above In
not Ike his usual style Of expressing him
self. Galveston News.
II Is "A sentence taken from what pur-
ported TO bs an authorized interview sen,
out from Washington. or course The
Post has no means OF knowing to GER
tainty whether or not the interview wa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
4 PLEA FoR DECENT. plGNIFlED
.IOIRNALISM.
~ No Inhltnr ~, ,rhn psi

Meridian. Texas. July u.-Ihc INT m
p,rlts and blt.cr tone Of the pallts News,
the Courler-JpurnN, and II few other gplf
standard organs IN their treatment of
those who Il fer from them on TINS mon
question IL sine, rely to b. rcsroi I'd by
all who love d,cont journalism nnd hon-
ornble debate When II IS rcmenb red
that only few years back these papers
were idyorIi~s OF lie s.l9er c;innsc ''oc-
IN mes which they now so bitterly he
nounce charity prompts one To attribu .
their incorporate zrll 10 the freshness
| aud reok'cssn,ss lnc!dcn, 10 recent coa-
| version, hrt they so 100 far IN iheif
rSil.ng fury 10 entiilo ham 10 that char
ny the world accords TO the lac CONVEX,
They tear d passion Int, taitcrs ard
thereby beget a suspicion of their san
certy.
| The News o, July Introduced rs Oh
cago correspond nee WITH the kukl X
headlines IN display typo: I'm Turn q
Down. The New York senator rrlmrlo /
| IN tie prst Prejudice ana l'as' on
Roisn Argument an1 Reason Have iicen
Nasi to the " inds -Vilihcaton OF Tried
and Trno Democrats etc. NaiGr iliy
! these s.n,uti0nll headl ncs made m A.
picheud that some fiery SILVER era'or hNl
| hCcu inaisrreei and had indulsed N
abuse. VIII th'a fcchng of appifhens.on
| | read and read on and IN, tn ma rcAi
the contents Of the entirr ptlrr without
nnding a IS ngle opithct.applled TO tho gold
mon 10y lher silver opponeiils' livery
courteous and dgrin,d Marx IN, c},i-
trast, lmmet 'atoly under these t-'rii,e
| headlines In the ncxt 10 tho opening ''h-
| tcnc" Of this CHICAGO corrnspon cree n -
! SILVER democrats Were denounced MS hing
| "rainpant." radical" "hais'tS liilc
| further ON they were o'lleh inhA'rlchl
| nnnrrhisis" mad as ratilcsnak . IN
| August" 'siriisng al everything without
discussion and really without any hrain
| "ctHzy,' "wild-cyed. taNs"-h"''a
| idiots" etc.
These are some OF the gcnerous and
eentlemanly e, expressions OF mo NsMs
of thoso unbousht and urpurchasah,e
| femocr'Ais Who confess no error In Their
| past and who still sand where they nave
| mud whose only offenso ~ MAJ thsy ~,
fuse to surrender their honest CONVICTIONS
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fortune. as the News would mahl
The editor of the News can dogs1
TO a most every part Of the unltsI
on editor al mileage. Mt Bryan
slDly do he same. As 10 o.ht' u
expenses. the friends OF s!iy6-iS
leaders in the several localatts "
Bryan spoke as n rule. paid ls,|
tan, tina, the nlmetallic exeeg59
mittcc employed Mr.. Bryan y
al Dallas and at Terrell. For Y
speeches he was Iii: by The
comm r.ne. The writer paid u.
MIR. Bryan and in accepting "
Mr.. Bryan said that after d'Hs.
actual expenses from the ana1
that lie world Esc ths .emainas
purchase and distribution OF
Gnd 20 Pay his expenses In eolhe
ties wher the friends of true ~
were not sufficiently numerous
expenses. Further, that wefs
To do so he would moi expect oa
f." whatever. ON his re.m
sent this committee a good ssfi
erailire If the News vans
whore MS committee oh'aine
l answer mat the chairman Z,
'nrg.r Iurt Of Il and Of the REM
ore cent WIS received from y
"a Their ii rectiy cr indirectly co.'s
the silver combine, but irofa
Tcxat who rut patriotism a"'
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\ tvn 4
| oiv.r ,rc,. AL ~ nro,,,,ro,.n ~. ,,,.
N'''" s'''' ~ W prominence NY inc
| cauins r3pers o. the country'without pro-
! ..-st or denial from th, prrsid,n, ~ ns
| s,,,,,,s ,h,, ~, y,s co,,,s.,iv r.,,,r,,,
| '''' '''"t NV WIS NN''''-'s ''i''' ''"'
Does the News dciy the anthcnticuy o.
the publication?
I. Is true that tn. democratic p,a.forrn
declares for ire. coinage. hut on Ia. other
h. nj n. republican plaiforin declares Tor
high protection. and IN ,trct Tor tn,
hateful force In We arr inclined TO
think Therefore. that the democrat who
now deol,,ss his intention to sirrori Nj
49, 49, IN "nv - III, NJ, nc,o,, ,n,.
campaign is end 3D. be sorry he spose--
richmond Na.p state.
The above quotation IS from one OF the
Roll of Honor" so ccnsplcuously pNral"i
hy III" Austin statesman, Galveston News
riohc i, .,,o,.,.,, .,, ,,,,,r ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,.
anu 49,
p"rs. And 10y tho way, the dispatches
state tia, the Atlanta journal. savannah
News, Mobile Register and some OTHER
,,..,,,,.,,. =, a.. III. ..,..,,,.,i,, ,,,
i'N'n"e's Oh IN" iss are suppo'thiS ''e
dcmocfatic ticket. The Statesman ana
News ought as n matter of current infor-
49,, -,
'''''''' "''i VI Ju9''tc !" ''''' 'N''
readers. publish a revised edition OF that
Roll of Honor"
I'm tho evert of Mr. Isrvon's .leotlon 20
the presiaenc, hc woti1 know no party
and would recognize All those VINO wouil
10 he l5oked ui,nn AK s,.t-..ntidr,o The
recognition of ali silver ,nen would be
equal"
'rhis from Senator 1o,,s chairman ar
IN. \a,ional 5c,nor.at1" -, ~ ~. NOM
ngft,., 1, ], ,,oritti,s, i,tt,,ti. IA ~ L,tis
and Tho uttafs,rs ,,I.,s r,.,.l,,I Win
Ana vet W. are n6t,,r.I To- stlud hy our
t,.rtv fn- rnrtN,.. .aIfo mn, f,r fl.. lime
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was the sole ronnd moncy Ic,eea,e doom

was the sole sound money delegate from
mss state TO the Chicago convention IN
no iasf issue of his paper. fhc Nai'o>ta
Times. MIR Pendieton reviews the ssiua-
ton. and pronounces omphaticaly against
nol,. He accepts The ChAako l:fNtt
fave the party, hvt VIII work bard Tor
Is success All Of The hope and interests
OF the south are cen,crd IN she demo
cratic party. The republican party AWAY
mas been the cnumy ANA opprossF 81 he
South, and there : no reason ~ i''Aevc
~ VIII change ats policy. No democrat.
more especially Southern democfar
MS record Mir. readlcton announces that
he siirp'ndcrs no CONVECTION. Int VIII
hight for the tickets success, and Tor The
,rrs'oration OF democracy within party
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1--WE ARE HERE TONIGHT cox
BC1TING TOGETHER As DEMOCRATS
UPON PARTY POLICY. WtitN THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION SHALL Az
THOKlTATINELf DECLARE THAT
PARTY POLICY TlIES ALI DIFFER
ESCES WILL re AT AN Esd AMONG
Us. AND WE WILL. LIE tP SHOT L.
DER TO SHollLpER As pt.AtoC ftA rs
AND STAND SoIili!.N ~ rf'E PARITY
PLATFORM" tArFLAtS -sEc RE
TARY HOKE SMITH; ~ OPENING HIS
GREAT DEBATE WITH MR. CRISP IN
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coN.iREssMAN snLzER
Says 1t Is The Duty Of Every pernoc
- SInu-l- N. I-inlt.-i


says IL Is ~. puiy OF Every Democrat
=" Supoft The Ticket.
New York Janiru,1
,,. - ,,.',,
w nam Sp'Her' " consul
cflils tn" Chicago Platform anl The uuni.
nation of iirvan ,,id s..,n ,,,..,,,
s,,.t ,,.,.t A M, f"- u"
~" - "'i' as DBL una Is OF me opinion
mat many OF the d. inocrnUic leaders yho
stand I'm SALIENT h.,.tt,t.nr .,,.iii 60. -, e.
go, nj. ,4I.l,,.,, IN :" ''9
many VIII iufli+e the nominations. as w.ll
The Stuta convention
A.,
'il. ''i"rf l"',H TO S-lNer a. the so,uttol
Of NaA'd ,ndnsia.Il and economic pI,,b.
lens That win bring nm. u,-4..,,.4, ,..oi 4,
- '' ~ N'.''- s'"'' ="
''' ~i-'N.'a' lu4'ift1, ne7iiii" Hlr alarm
cutlery of " Al street SPECTATORS. lie ,vlli.
bend All hi. n..,,,.,4 r., ,l,,. ,.,,,, .,,. .i,,,
So ~ '''~ ''''''''S 'iE"',
~ ~ it ~ AMPLY equipped 10y "A long nnd
exhaust So study OF The moafy 1iloa!on
.,-.t. n-,,i.,,.i -
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THE STATESMAN SEES "sIcNs."


A few days slncc m, Galveston Ncwa
Reproduced cartoon from Lesli"'s
weekly representing th> democracy as
the party Of anarchy. and Tho Post
took occasion % crricise both the tas,c.
ana the spirit toward democracy ais
played by The N"ws TN adopting such
a cartoon as rs own. The Pos, regard
81 the performance a. direct insui,
N ,hs honesty and Intelligence Of Tho
people from nhom the Galveston News
had drawn iis support FOR oY>r twenty
nse years- It vas a character o; abuse
on the %ews' part whscn also smacked
Of the basest ingrautnde.
Sow comes tins Austin Statesman. The
"Me Too ~ the &ews. and imAsiu "a
!, EOS an aueinp, TO create boycott,
Probably noS9dy els, IN Tesas over
thought Of ''hoycorr under tho c.rsum-
sparDes 1t remarks:
The Galveston N@ws regards he free
cD,nsRa % snrrr A. -rrv dt4srronz 30 tt.e
Interests of the people 81 IrNa- AMI does
not hesita-> Ia sor, 20 able arswm' nia
a. Well IS cifSs9us ~ convince rha ,1ters
Of Texas m 81 ifis aIr.insf their .n1nre-'-
The Houston Post w. asln- Tbs arslinen's
Of tfa Galveston News "a 'fy 90 pre- lliec
iil- i'''oli' ~ me = az" against u tfy l'-
e.trius mat me m.iHoda 10 tne News are
insulting 10 - = pen9ie 81 tnF Stafr. vino
have been sud arr the patrons of ffl.t
paper, rms - r9f"ft afieWPt 40 ineuce
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It's standard ~ Journalism.
ANY raper uro(ez.,ing 10 be dnn,acrn,,-.
even though wshriit rarity Pride on S.n,e
pride even n pap-r IKE the Ana;in ststcs-
man, ought 10 hay felt Indignant mat
another Texas rnper -houli COPY. with
out condemnation and from one OF me
mcanesst sectional publications in ths
country. a v.llalnons car,oon holding mn
democrats a., hostile 10 L,w AMI order.
torch bearers robbers and tnccndiarics.
devoid OF patriotism and sctu.;ed hy me
blsest political motives II was a spccl.s
of ingraiitude on tho News par, for the
people of Texas have given IT the posi-
tion in journalism which makes It's action
and utterances matters Of popular note.
II is IN II the beneficiary Of some noble
benefactor. when placed by that benefac-
tor upon a prominent starc. should turn
Q and dcnounce the hand that had raised
>h,m as that OF traitor with sword
ready to destroy the government, a torch
ready to reduce property to ashes and Il