The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
DOWNFALL OF HERR WOLF.


DOWNFALL OF HERR WOLF
Herr Wolf, the leader of the Pan.German party IN
Austria, has resigned his seat in the rechsrath and
the lower Austrian andtag 1t is said that he will not
reenter political life The circumstances which have
led to Herr VOLTS retirement. says the London Daily
News deliCately need not be dwet on" The Aus
rian and German newspapers speak out more plainly.
Cherchez la femme as the French proverb has it, At
the bottom of Herr VOLTS trouble is a woman
The woman in the case, according to the Austrian
newspapers is the wife of Herr Seide professor at
an agricultural college in the PROVINCES Herr Wolf
fought a duel with tho wronged husband which re-
suited bloodlessly. But the matter not allowed to
drop here. on account of his prominent position in
the rechsrath and the aggressveness of his policy
ward his political opponents was thought best that
the party should have leader less vulnerable to at.
tack the of his private morals and that Wolf
should retire in favor OF George Schouerer. The
Trauenauer Zeiuug the Neue Freie Presse and other
Austrian papers believe that the PanGerman party
viii remain true to Wolf and call him back to the
leadership of the party The seems very like
that Of Charles Stewart Parnc the great Irish leader
and the of Sir Charles Dixie the English states
the former whom was driven out of public life
permanently and the latter for long term Of years
on account Of similar affairs
In the United States, while the standard of moral
ity is quite high Austria or England the COM
mon of the American people has always prevent
ed the blasting of the of a statesman whose
public services are of value TO his marty and fine neono
on account of any intrigue or affair of aalIontrv mn
matter how bameworhy. The case of Alexander
Hamilton will TO every one, he himself con-
fessed his misdong of this sort in pamphlet he pub
ished TO himself from charge against his inan-
cial integrity. 1t never hurt him in politics at all
Other American public men it is perfectly we'll known
have sinped in the same way b,t the neonIa while
of nobodys concern Even poitcal ornaments Of
o'ame'ess character sometimes out of consideration
for the families of the Offenders and sometimes, when
there has been no family to consider out of feeling
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