The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

At the biddirs 81 the president and NJ ;
Eas,err allies Their position tod1y IS
Identical wtlh their attitude on t,c IMAM;
aial question since 1873 and II is iient,ca
with tn, pcsii OH 4 IN y same >cws wh.n
Vt declared tlsa; The gold standard would
'''nc!'y ,hc des:cs."
Of the ect!hes and pharlsces. and that
voice c-eS ont, Cruelty nm, cruelty
him. In WOW o. sach inconsistency, n
for. no higher reas %. ought iot me N,ws
Ntcrasr a ltflr m1rr cunri' aus an VI,
above all, ntile more dsni'ied In dis
eusson' But there are ercntor reasons
ihln those of conai Nncy wNch shouts
Inspire a sprt oc purei journalism IN
the News aud MI oth-r papers that as
pro to he h>ond and metropolitan. The
spirit OF justice. of right. of true man
hood ard the iinor instincts a knirh'ly
cQurtcsy shcrid sway the psn OF genuine
Journalism. 4 truly great Journalist So
sght of individuals ilc scusscs mcns-
epithe;s III pcrsundoS h. roAsofss. he
appeals To the intellect. lie orns aouse
and is t-p chivalrous to descend TO per
ilaliifes in his columns whero he has AZ
tho advantage ~ an adversary. How = l.
with The News There T. hardly pub.
man h Texas whom has not ttetted
SniHstly. ard somc' mes shnmetuily
When %. Vi. Roi,trs WAS eoverno- 1t
taxed its ufrici, resources OF rdicul. 10
ht.ng his adm nss'rntiln and h.a hpnerei
nane into con,empi. II poured ont its
s"V-n Walls NJ persona, wra h upon NE
devoted heat of Hon. Hiehard Coke
man who Will live the hearts and mem
OF Is or grateful Texans as long as the
waves shall bent unon Texas shores. 1t
WIS even so ur en.fel ls - iiiicu'e his
eyebrows and nlikc sport Of NJ. personal
appetf4ne. Waak after week till all ft.r-
minded people We're cr'1vci and sh kcd
a. the spectacle 81 her l,ailnr nap r
desc rdinS to such pcur.le personalities.
S,nai tproir,nre # Governor Hogg. ana
instead of exposing the falln1 of h :
' ,wS and Ms pui' t. m.Asures. II rsvelel
Gao cpilheiS and fsrrlcal nttcmrt- n huno-
npon rs physpur. II has critlcisel Gov
ernnr Cu'hrrsrn unspsrincN and chi' ilN
or tho crime az heing young :nau.
h"f'v" + fails 90 eompr n nd the spir
% i'm"s and IA" i"Hth OF the saying:
old men for counsel; young men for
y san;ic struggle Z. on teiwccn tn
nl7ase5 on one hand and the cltss 3 on
The etler or, as John q Carlisle oN.
pressed ID. "he,wceu the ide hohiorS Of
i.ir cap 'al on oUe hand and ,he strii@
nliug masses Who create the wealth asd
rud struggle for Independence " L. The
strong irrus Of sll n young men ps .
crn9r Cuii~rson AMI ne ma'rhl'ss Ir1n
direat,d NV tho sage ccunsclS o. fh
'okrs and ltelgans. thlt viii strike 'cl'-
ror 20 the hearts of all.cl monouolv ma I
rei. M our country ficm the RUE If J 4
and greed.
Ini. MIR l,eNor am decreasing. NJ"
purpose writing WAS solely enter 4
fr1irs against a lpw stan llri Of ipuraal- |
sm and to appeal 10 he nlusi,i.r 'nsi not;
aud A.ttnr iudrif.- of our writors on oar
secular pt'.s to lifi up tn" banner OF q
iair.r journalism - disco rage pet |
discuss IN even though hiulscl in by
NE great daily r"oss. n part of the |
daily press The great da,le' of New
YORK and tn metro, 'ian press of the
phGro and I've an n higher plane OF jour
nal'sm.