The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Political outcast Carncr,.

Kansas City Times.
Inc virulence Of the ATTACKS ,,no, A.,
drew Carnegie BY the organs of the admin.
is'rstion have never been eouora1 i, n..t,
n".sei. he has been driven out of tn.
Nehlniey wing Of the republican party and
branded migrate" Eimonds. Hear. Hale
sherman, Boutwell,, Reed and many other
prominent republicans have denounced tha
preSNaehts annexation policy as yehemently
ana uAsparlngly as Mr.. Carnegie. but cha
sionnlohser has grown to he a mlllti-mil
ltoAaire under The fostering care of repup.
i;pah CLASS legislation, which makes him a
1noh h'taSs chl!d of congress sionai tayotittsm
anu ~ ne must quit the party. But Eimonds'
iioaI ana the other anti-co!onial empire
/ S,'e may stay in she party. They
"NNe large political following in their
own ana in other States, and prudence
"dIns the administration 10 let them alone.
~ IS positively AMUSING and de.,idei,y
iei!eshlhs to see how MANY different kind
Of abuse the administration organs are
wing upon Mr.. Carnegie. AS they pic
~. h"a, ne is about the worst citizen the
nAlted states ever had. II is not denied
ina IN financial way Mr.. Carnegie ha,
poured rich blood into the republican Ma
tonai campaign in the past In fact II Ia
,tlinlt'ed that ne could he relied unon "a
mead all lists OF the campaign corruption
iuhu, but his democratic way OF crittcis-
ins phe iorelgn polioy OF the administration
sHe!is extensively in the uostrils OF the i'm
Le1Alists and he must walk The nIanL
hey say he is monster aieI point 10 inc
homestead riots and tas Firing of PIN
heFtoh inercenaries 10 shoot down his strlk
ing employees 10 prove the charge. The
sympathy OF the republican party vent an,
70 Mr, Carnegle IN tlSose dark days. and
n n me entre mlAtia force OF republican
! ehlSyiYanla was sent to the 'front.' 10
rentorce the "Pinkerton mereena Ties -
some of the republican newspapers went
as far as 10 insinuate that the Homestead
lfot and the labor strikes in other indus
lfAl centers were ins,lgated BIZ the de-
mocraey for political uss But HE d.
HOcsacy now stands eNolsFated Carnegie
vas the villain.
They say. TOO. that be has always heen
aandieip 10 the republican party. and ehoy
'hcw how ms besag ~fiFzAt' win inn.sasa
he vote in toe snSastrial communities. He |
nade himself TOO c's1sp lcuous as an indus |
rial baron And rot only So. but by adyo-
sting MS eisc';on be &C uslly defeated Ben |
ann ann naInson Tor a second Dul at the
man 20 the presidency who ASSOCIATED
III. III. sum IyTaRt over Labor as Andrew
.eFnesie. They say he is a ''stuek-up srls.
ccrat aud that he maintains "roval came
reserves In seoiland.' Blt the 40 st s1id
oont him Is that by hanging onto Jane;
!. Blaine, he ruined that gentleman in
ne estimation OF the people Mr.. blaine
o not ria himself OF he fellow, ard BE-
aose he could not he was defeated Tar
resident In 1884, and his whole after po,It.
al ire was under tho Carnegie cloud In
.et carnesie exer;ed a ''malign infl,,-
nee over the party ai4 the time. and M
.por vote OF the corntry ala not Ike Mn
! seaese mas vast wealth Was "the nrosse5s
ISonery money tilched from the Wages
Dis employees And so. the once grelt .
ID gooe pet OF the republican marty bas
eSome 3 polsical outcast But he Is Mold.
= onto MS maiknf, whf,h class leg slatsonl
nsoled him 60 pile M