The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-30
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IN THE CAMPAIGN.


Strange things do happen. Only few years
ngo Mr.. a. linidnsck editor OF the Synboda
Of In Change, was n strong democrat, and
wont so far IN an address, tho writer heard
him make, that a democrat to be a true dcin-
ocrn,, should vote for yellow dog # he was
the regular nominee OF said larty Now. Ia
and behold. he Is with all his might hgntng
w S Robsun. tho democratic nominee To con-
gress from this district And for nothing else
IN the wotld but personal spito..--Sohuleuburg
Sucker.
The Post is surprised az this statement, 1t
knows Judge IIaldusek we'll. and has always
regarded him as one OF the most earnest ard
sincere and reliable democrats Ia Fayeitc
county II II he true that he is opposing the
democratic nominee his course will be very
dsuppointng to many who have known and
appreciated his valiant party service In the
past. The stckcs says further
In conversation with several prominent 10
hcman residents OF the Tenth district In re-
gard to tho night the Svohoda Is making on
tho Hon. W $. Robson We learn that IL viii
have tendency 10 help Mr., Robson instead OF
hurting him. They all know 1t IS nothing but
prejudice.
Judge Ilaidusek is too good Il mau to allow
personal feeling to stand In the way OF his
pnin duty to hts party. In this contes, In the
Topth district It is not Robson particularly
who IL to be considered but the democratic
party us u Wnoic, iuubr ttaluusch ana MI
other democrats should lcok at 1t In this
light. Mr., llswloy, the republican candidate,
Is party caucus man, and II sent to con-
ercss will vote Tor each and every one OF
those republican policies which are alb
horrent to democrats. Can any democrat af-
ford. for personal reasons TO vote for such
man.
Governor Robert II. Smith OF Montana, who
jotnoG the populIsts In 1894 and was elected
governor ON the fusion ticket, has returned TO
the democratic camp. He entered the demo-
cratic convention the Other day and asked TO
he taken back into the party. This was nice
ane oonsiderate on the part OF Governor
Smith. but down here In Texas they done
hayo TO ask permission to come back; they
walk right in without even ringing the door
bell--Luling Signal.
Yes, aud some of them are claiming TO be
the whole thing"
Texas Journalism is becoming comparatively
fres from the vituperation and abuse that In
many other states characteriles the nows-
pepers. but in a few eases only in Texas.
Tis only a scrub class OF editors that indulge
IN abuse and billinssgGtc. This they do Tor
the reason Of the little, low and mean dispo-
siton they have and because they have not
enough brains to write something better. We
are glad that Texas journalism AS general
THU rises to higher plane ana has become
Instructive, and exercises good Influences that
elevate instead OF lower the moral status OF
It's roRders.-Bonham News,
J, Is this class OF scrubs-rresponslble In
law and not worth a heating--that have to a
great extent stood In the way OF responsible
newspapers securing an equitable aud reason
able libel law, Legislators have been inclined
TO MEASURE all papers by these so-called free
ianocs but as the latter brood, happily is fast
dyins out the chances appear moro favorable
10 justice being done the reputable press.
Joe II, Eagle was nominated for congress
for the First district by the convention az the
peoples party. which met in NayAsota satur.
day. Joe EAGLE is fine campagusr amt Viii
make II warm for his opponent. ana
Truth.
Yes Eagle was nominated by tho conven-
tion OF the peoples party, About dozen
local pops met here and did the nominating,
aud Eagle Will make It lust about as warm Tor
Ball AZ was the convention. The populist bird
o. prey will he mouting before the campaign
cnos. and viii be in no condition to again
spread his pinions over an expiring political
party.--NavasotR Tablet
Where. oh where is Dear Raubs"