The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-25
The swAyNH op,s's,'

res na,la., Texas, rssru.ss,,, o'asss T..
Of 'gT% sSasa, 1.-The long 1,s M,,sr 4
law ' essa Judge s~ays. .I = !.
i ii sU w''s the hearing prss s,s'' q
~, :, KNOCKS out the State. V y 'sa
p rt people ,p'. Of Texas it win " - a'Ns
Washington was ehn.s.,ss a a. M
,ne courts declarat,on, ,cr lie ds,,1
e enc snS Fourth ri Of July o. ', ss y,
me opinion itself i, s0,iey Of wy,-
remarkable paper : w, ~ many ,sS..1
ing the monarch Of WIN a eoldl.r
in the se'Ss aGnI Judge Swami ,s iss.es
a LAS people and declsrss, I
nothing particularly r vr.conbt a.
iO believed, ! yea but he should aus Sa dsy
, ,ehst a kindly feeling tor,,s save I'm
, Tn,cn he is Temporarily r ,s.',, " u,
, mat labored effort Of no, ,s,slairs 4
there is not an in,,m ..siy non !,
, rnans as a trust ever exists, mat vi
ma. s Of English there !. ra, laa
ao VI t b In all that arr ay' !, !, tlas
ana bundle of argument ,ba,,. q ,siAz
OF sympathy for the mo, tS.'. y rc;,
ria tioc hlassage OF the law. Rost ss 9aa
, n,usler are not to be curh, ,Sls, !,
money money making propensi,ies W.. y
lhiliot a hardship on some ONE wa ssea y b
d Dody as the State lesi,lss,ras b
p.,, 81.
,.. re'Sohal'y' no one ha, ,ny,AI,, !,
Judge swayne. He is a seu,I,m.s y
ana integrity. But his idea, 4, ,a.'
are those of Marcus AurelIu, Nv s.s'
surroundings have no, been p 49,
a growth in his soul Of the s,,.,..'
elples OF democracy. don't ,h',s
MISS IL iar in calling him An ~
~ wouldn't require a ere,, a, sax
vince MN that Federal mas
possessed OF more power ,t. ss. ~
i've ana executive branches Of NJ Y
ment' Yet all these who sr,ss y
quaintance like him. With All A.. :. !.
Tor his feelings, l hope the sre.,.s' |.
BODY that ever presided over II. Y.
OF a legal question will kpoct II. Ne.
tons birthday deliverance into .s, ~
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with Justice Shiras left out i,
great admiration. and a greater ,s,.,
the supreme court OF the Un!us I
They are undoubtedly learned i !
and | don't believe the sold d :
would corrupt a majority u th,r,
VINO compose the tribunal. Alths
apart in political way, thoushs
bryan democrats can be found n !,
John NJ. Harlan as the greater
all. When Mr.. Justice Harris n.
his famous dissenting opinion |, 4,
come tax case he, played upon ~.
music Of which sounded well /, d. !,
OF the American people. There m Z
on that bench who believe a. b N
Attorney General Crane has By u
lost hope.
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In 1879 the Texas Legislature IN
general assignment law. II hut
folks. and they kicked. The cuaia
into the Federal court. Judge PudM
ting at Dallas, treated the nv ID
Judge Swaynes has treated Tie n4d
enactment. 1t was appealed md I'd
the supreme court. When Tia, ha
through its artistic reversal Il nj
opinion Pardee wasn't half Ush
as he had conceived.
In 1891 the commission became lM
This displeased the railroads, NJ
kicked. 1t was switched into ths I'd
court, and Judge Mccormick. inuh1
las jurist. called 1t unconitituiissal
ard void. 1t went to the supreme
and-the Texas railroad comminM
to be alive and healthy. Ia NV ~
trust law was enacted. This hui
Standard Oil company and they ha
the other corporations do football p
AS usual, the Federal court VA n
to and George Clark hired to push ~
along. Another United States Iudrt
las declared a Texas statute 2
Nh. Justice Harlan and bis collas!
review this case. and a majority =
affected by the measure hope ala
they will rule as they did 10 n
assignment and commission hu
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Attorney General Crane 10 mt ~
his reputation as an able Nv"
simon pure democrat by bis e'lOn =
case. At the habeas corpus nea''a
here in January last Crane MADE e. y y
finest arguments ever heard.
last night that he expected % g.
real before the court at Whus
about twenty days. He eSpeea y
ments to be made 10 April OF ~
no doubt but that he will suIpn,
nj that time. He has thoroueag Z
himself and Clark would DO vta y
the month OF March renearslns rs. =.
he has delivered on two slm'l4
heretofore.
The greatest political problem Y
trying governmental tansls . :
in the near future. is how to eanlsa
satiate greed of some of our ll.S IS,s y
and restrain tho avarice o. un.' "A /
tions OF capital. with Bryan - ~
arpss TO match at the helm; IA
S rebus would soon be removed; ., ",
Hanna helping to make the s saa.sis,
M ,,cto attending to thslr r.; ea,, ,ss
such men as Rockefeller 'v .Ss, our II
n Is not hard to believe 'na' " b
ills are not yet ended.
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