The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24

y.oee stephen a..
~ that he had indefinite
u.n' .,ssye for Joe Bailey had
X M 1 prod or two, as inns
~ S c,IR gets an unqualihed
20 p.n ,sht then be inclined to
., =: past Ss bury its dead"
h d.mtte: Bailey Is a fine poll
~ s s .ust how to keep Bal
~ 49, nublic eye. Chiffon is a
- ~ ,slented statesman VINO
g ~eIiaro OF the country and
z subserve its interests
.,.,s. senator Chilton's at
a,isv after the latter had left
Dsn. a unwarranted as 1t was
csnotor Chiffon seems to pc
~ ~ the press OF South
" as rontrary to usual state OF al
a ueople don't seem to be IN SYM
a,S the press
Messenger: When Chiffon was
. Is ths senate to all Reagan's
n ,srm the office sought the man.
a. MEASURE 1t was the same when
l..,,ra afterwards duly elected
Il. place. Had you thought OF
Lii Times Star. This Is GER
ns,s.h,nr. as 1t is the first time we
Nv. James Stephen Hogg called
's,r I'm a large measure IL
~ ,ane" when he was defeated
Ina position after the expiration
.,.1n I term. HAD you thought
ii-
,.,orn sun: Mr.. Bailey in his CO.
.,slsm asserts that he was right
~, majority of the State demo-
snssntlon wrong on the expansion
!. i,,i summer. Take the ego away
slsy md little is left of him.
macy Gazette: Mr.. Bailey puts In
=, sxplaining. Errors are charac-
n Il eeniuses, and Mr.. Bailey Is
\ hls friends to be genius. Mr..
n besides being brilliant man,
\, ii good, hard sense. The result
Il does not have to tell the people
4. in such thing. They know why
Il he proper thing to do.--Laredo
ioe Bailey don't have to explain,
anys speaks out in meeting. We
4, you mean Mr.. Chiffon, who Is
.uoislner" in the senatorial race.
i trying to "straddle" the expan-
ls,ness, and as Bailey is an anti
sbrlst, II takes Chiffon all his time
sl,iu. Chiffon talked very much like
d that tired feeling" at Fort Worth
Il assaulted with intent to meet
n Joint debate. He told the vast
ID the beginning of his speech
II couldn't vie with Bailey in ora
b1t still had the effrontery and gall
n up and tackle Bailey, anyhow.
i Tyler politician won't do would
mighty little book.
IL Courier: The newspapers in Mr..
vs. district are not giving him any
Ike warm support, in fact, quite
rher Of them are openly supporting
IN Chiffon as his own successor.
,sp when Bailey wore long hair
tpuched bis shoulders he was very
VI, but now that he wears his hair
Ike Bryan, Bailey appears to have
u strength. Evidently 1t was in his
h Democrat Reporter; Congress-
Bdlsy's people gave him a really
ihhs when they elected him to con-
With Just what assurance he now
tsa 10 turn that loose, and demand
people that they take from another
he position he holds and turn 1t
% him, we confess is a little diff
ssnde,stand. Has anybody told MIR
nat he can have his choice of all
things going?
Enant Journal: Being a creation
" Senator Chiffon bases his claim
section on his abiding faith in a
;tnocratlc platform Of which Hogg
% Inspiration II not the author. The
9 seems incapable of realizing that
va United States senator are Ma
~. Leader: The opposition to Jos
Tor the senate is decidedly weak.
haed right down, leaves Bailey still
asaed by the lies and misrepre-
sals that Chlton's overzealous
heap upon him. Bailey, great
at be Is, was born TO have oppo-
.hille he cares for what is said
ule thinks he is right. Statesmen
g Who mould public opinion. Some
maze much to do about Bailey be-
tWsed to the construction Of the
w canal, when they are either ly-
reserve pity for their ignorance.
nSnl with Bailey on the question,
:. believe every man who has read
''lews Will see that he is right.
sM rails Times: We have never
~, Bailey accused of being a
! n'nough 1t is barely possible he
Me defeat OF Bryan, and wrote
Nl'er accepting the nomination
ts' He Is altogether too fresh.
pea honored far beyond his abll-
salesman. What would be the
MIng Bryan president and Bailey
ssa'e' He would almost be GER
~ very time Bryan needed his
1uiK IN camp. Chiffon as sem
@ade q most excellent record,
Az mere have been no good rea-
'sacea why he should be turned
y uatiiy the Unsuitable appetite
,. som the people of Texas have
~. 49, % believe will not prove as
uuaget; The II am the State
me constitution" speech of
rspa Weldon Bailey at Fort
II, Gays ago seems to have set
a, sa!leman's chances III he ever
~, NV oeleating Horace Chiffon fol-
~ y he could be induced to
N x lwo more such efforts 1t IL
IA ~ per cent CT the counties In
4 MI. give him the "black eye
M s,,, made no such statement al
y oalv ele seems to accuse him Of
b 49, uying to show how widely
III d, , euc usages differ from
4. iVtelathers and from the true
Il vonsti -ution. Mr.. Bailey Il
i ,hInus convictions and condemns
Il NM = wrong No matter II HI
ne,,,,e struggle. as was the cast
VI nns, s some months ago, when h,
p,rior uoh that We were wrong Ii
s,rins .aea' A few more of thos,
ehr =, .peeches and he will hav,
y the people Of Texas.