The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
OUT OF TERRIBLE EXAMPLES.

ouI OF TERRIBLE EXAMPLES.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
The republican journals have some diff
hculty in illustrating their charge that Mr..
Bryan's followers are anarchists.
Herr Most furnished the terrible exam
pie that was held up to the gaze of mill
ions, but the Herr has pronounced for the
ST. Louis Platform as recently adopted by
the remaining fragment of the republican
party of gold monometallists, trusts, com
Dimes and plutocrats. The Hers adhesion
TO repuhlicanism places those sustaining
the fragment in n very unenviable posi-
tion. They would like to get rid of him.
and are doubtless wishing for some one 10
suggest manner OF dchverance The re-
naming escape valve WAS furnished by an
occasional blowout upon Governor Alt
geld of Illinois.
Most had gone over to the republicans
but A'geld sustained the Chicago nom-
ilees' ana tho Old charges against the gov
ernor were rehearsed and he was branded
once more as an anarchist. The proof
was tnat he stood in" with the railroad
rioters and strikers of Chicago. Even that
prop has been knocked from under tho
polsterers OF the charge. The Washing
Ton fost, an independent paper with n
Leaning toward the heresies Of Mckinley
ism and the republican party I'm general
al'er presenting the situation and thc
un"u' esliihate or The Illionis governor AZ
u'.Vtueu by The Chicago rioters, says;
raoar, tt"nh'y confess that up to {. very
Isr,,ht uale We ourselves cntertn ned tni.
esSihia'e OF ANSeld. We may even say
. nat we are not yet prepared 10 reiludtisI
NJ ber s Una altogether, but uhere is an
p'noI sue 10 the story winch we nave
hV"lu, and which, in common fairness
E-Lei ought 10 be allowed 10 hear Dur
ils ine convention of last week csrt IN,
Iaa,a''ssson plIsrms TO that demolratc
.upSoa ny inc lake We're introduced in Ihe
thlcaso club, to quite a number ~ ~
elty leading nagnates, and, upon on
i'n' tcular occasion they heard Mr. AI.gIId
nhIn,sss , ,hSvusaed ~ them Among Other
raiSS uhey hearu II asserted by II bigh
uttclal OF enc OF the great railroads ThT'
nlns uhrovgh the stale and hav',g i,a
S oa.vra. nlilces III Chicago, chat from the
beginning 10 the end Of The Dehs ins',,, ,.,e
non lie mad found Governor Aitc@Ii ~,
onlH Wlting but anxious to proqect H.
vi polatlohs property, and to sternlv umd
av erlpIty fepress rio1 and disorder OFF
n,l,aVory oil the company's negotiat,ons u, a's
VIZ governor, and asserted thar ~, a', ~,
,b oo" S,,, When protection was reouire'
q, sruusihSly, but with cordial aIarr,iSs,
altu Always with absolute success ~
selu, ne SAID, went even further. ha ~
h,aPhea the sherius of counties aln no o ,ie
tne OF the railway admonashinr lbs, U'e
Nc hiert ana reminding them ihat ~ -
Muuiu DE held responsible for an,, cieS
,ai'a" resulting from their failnrs ~
s svMe ms ald. In all his experi,roo M
ti an1sS ana lawiess outbreaks. his goo OF
Ss,eriah declared he had ne,,ar S gem
oiuuEht IN contact with an exoc,,. oeeh
sutuii,eiy anxious to maintain orsnc so
p 80 property or so cfacient 90 rr hnu
dI,u 10 stern In carrying out bts - pNlpt
~, IL uiu not Intervene IN Chicago Hhuapose,
w county authorities persistenI1,. pecause
taoo eme.r hDllliy TO control the 10. assert-
,HeSa"se GoNernor Atgell hes'tn,ass' anu
uustn Assoc arbitrarily. Bslt be u 70 ret
WISHED TO be called upon ami ne vo ardently
n ,he compelled Mayor Hopkirwso uin soon
e o,S1' sep mad not the action ~ 10 no tska
10 EoNernment forestalled him ~ red
~ statement deliberately mah, Such 70
0 oa ene most distinguished raiIree, 9y one
na.es IN Chicago, a man who 4, 1 ,i mag
A1,s,oi nH nor political friend az mgs.hsr
on. setr -made In the presence 81 'o' sNnor
Yacis gentlemen acquainted Vi, uozeh
Ne MS ana testifying to ,he aco, MIN the
tue none'a ~ II Is in dire" @ OF
for On OF ne ideas which the con- contra
"a "a .ne past two or three wears ssountry mas
respecting Mr.. Ailgeid, ana ,ti'e e