The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

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article from the pen Of Henry Watterson
was published IN the Louisville Confer
journal;
'"rhe renewal Of the efforts unsuccessful
~ made something over year ago go Sc.
cure II the Indiana ANTICIPATES the extrndL
tlon Of two persons Indicted FOR Grim. by
the courts Of Kentucky has been elevated
Into occasion for such an assault upon tue
people and the moral being Of the latter.
not the former, State as 10 Justify an
earnest protest from every rghi.hearted
and self-respecting Hentuckiau
Nothing OF Malice
in giving expression to this protest, and
asking Tor il the consideration Of the coun.
try az large. it Is necdful that we recite
the case as u was and ms IL is. but we
shall address ourselves 10 the resume with
as little proliNlty as possible, writing no
word which any honest unn can gaiusaf.
lor setting down aught in malice OF witch,
Indeed we have none whatsoever. i do
not know the method. said Edmund Burke.
'of drawing up an Indictment against
whole people, Yet that which the great.
cst OF the political philosophers Of England
confessed himself unable 20 do las been
done is being daily done by the rfpubli-
can newspapers OF the United States anil
mated by party spirit the most luucuroUs
mud mi7adtised by representations the most
culummous.
Reign Of Terror.
"Froln first TO last the Kentucky cam.
pnign OF 1850 was pitched upon Che lowest
plane Of political morality and iu the high.
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trur OF thc one party as the otbur. NH.
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Election Act Forced on GoeDel
"ra. uLconstructed and an. s,.,..l .l,,.
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ZION ia"' Which bore the name ct ihr party
leader whose tragic death il fureshudowcl
and pro,trsd l,id Aha ,r,,,,1 80 f
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THESE hIsorders' hht the act In question was
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v8s urged tn reject IL and he oon,a ,,r,
/ near rejecting H. He was a youug. a.uhi
A. flnul man Ia uu- I'm tho saddle Tfp
. druhtad aud constantine tb. o.ud cI.
/ m,uts about him he had reason t0 douhl
/ whether Ms IradcrshIp would hpur Inc
/ strain of bls onuU-iflon to this met meas
/ rre OF Tho extremists Of his marty Ur
/ fnnIiy ancertrd H. g9vo n bll r9,oe md
| Identified himself with the misadyeumrc,
~ was At '"'' CIV '.'e'
""'O'uon o. "u'oe'tu MAN
AZ the end OF long aud herce contest
In his own parry, William Gocbel, the sol
ot humble ana poor German pnrentnEc. he
came tine democratic nominee for governor
~ Kentucky. proud position at all tlmei
gpI unlar oU cirarr,eto,,.,y 4. ,,.,., 4,
- a. ''''"tN ~
'"' p"'e l"d' Tor uhi lal he appeared q
uc with his bgnrdless face and his shy
-tuIIous ,,-a.ts 3D. WORN. ,,i,,,,,,. s,. .,.t ",
he rou,d IoaE mo para,iis" n bo. .,,,
dream or nte nm ~ In httii XIV
manhood n reach II he had been eagcr C
dawn f orests H. loedt fasftSc anl TO ItraI
claimed by IDS enemies thnt he eot Mn
nomination unfairly; AS, matter Of fact
were not ralT, grI tr,inS S@'ii1 tll'l .Ar
'lt Is claimed by his enemies thnt h.
wa, h9t rle9ted governor As q matte
uftcrmost to ro,npnI tbe nioct H, ""lnE ,lrl
Gratis through the machinery ~ the Corb,
m,"' the fep4pHcnns through the mnrhner
: might have been tbo F resnIt bgd 5 n"y WA U
/ IA uprfpctIv t,epninr ANA nr1.rt,. ~ ~ .
| bodv .nn snv Dnt Fr,,, Wy 3,,''tph n'
turning board MOI nj Tro,t nv ny WV T.,
the vote and DECLARE Inc rrsuit tb ~ 1,, ,,,au
of mo rppublicnpg to fsa fnro' ~ ~ pul l','s
10 cary fbmr Mini 70 b use force II 9rr'Ssnr
thereafter q reign of terror In their fnyg
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