The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-19
NOTE AND COMMENT.

San Antonio Express A poll OF congress de-
veoped the fact that majority Of the democratic
members favor the nomination of Judge Parker
for president next year This Is not particularly
significant Congressman usually about the
poorest indicators in matters Of this sort
i is less significant because OF the we'll known
fact that the Parker boom began with the demo
cratic congressman. lbey are Initiating same for
all it is worth If Judge Parker can not get a
majority of congressman he would better with
draw.--tohDdL NcaS.
Vow yon have it The Ncvses and Express
don't like Parker He does not belong to the
'reorganizlng' crowd They prefer Olney, to
all ntents and purposes but their real choice is
a gentleman whose tvst name is Grover.
Those Who profess 10 he in. position TO know
whereof they speak look forward 10 \ contest
between senator Bailey and GOVERNOR Hogg when
Mr. Bailey stands for re election. II this Seps-
ioria fight IS pulled of there viii be hot time
~ the old State for certainty Hogg has been
fortunate 81 his deals ~ oil property and is
understood to be wealthy man lie is able
financially 20 engage in politics as diversion or
purely as a matter Of pleasure or patriotism, and
II he aspires to senatorial honors and fails 10
win out It will be the first political fight before
the people he ever lost.-GreerttHe Herald
a great deal OF nonsense is being published
about the supposed antsgonism between Senator
Bailey and Governor Hogg few days ago
Texas correspondent had q column or two III the
St Louis Globe Democrat detailing in sensa
between these distinguished gentlemen. Now as
a matter Of fact there is no good grounds for
these stories. Governor Hogg himself is au-
thorty for the statement quite recently that he
has intention of being a candidate for the
senate or any other Federal position, and that
so far as he knows there are no differences be
tween himself and the young senator They are
both big men-strong with the peope-but that
is reason why they should he at each other S
throats, that either should listen to the
mouthings OF marpIos political sensationalists.
, Mr. Bryan is a man who proceeds on straight
lines. He says i have said on many occasions
that am not and will not be again candidate
for denomination, and you not make that
statement too emphatic, Under circumstances
would I again 60 into the field. and say this
! now Tor the benefit Of my friends in the East ]
am plain worker in the democratic ranks and
am content 70 remain Is such Compare this
r positive, and homes expression of purpose with
the Withdrawal speech Of MI Addicks Of Della
hraska statcsman--GalacSton Nc,cS
Or with the oyasiye rerly Of Nh Cleveland
: sto Cincinnati newspaper some days ago
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J. s. Bonner. better known as K Isnty Bon
ner. has sold his interest in the Current Issue
f, magazine from Austin. lie is Appant writer
something after Brann, who and is now not
p -Bonbdm Fd5orfc.
i 10 which the Denison Herald rejoins You
e were never more mistaken in your life Bon
n ner aud Brarn stand Tor two opposing factions
in the literary world Brann was profcsscd
and avowed ieonocsst lie was ultra cynical
and violent He believed in total destruction
: lie bull, nothing and would destroy everything
Bonner is dcsist lie would build every.
s. thing and purify everything but destroy nothing
S Brann believed that in order to improve condi
l. tious present conditions must be DESTROYED ane
|, We must start with new seed believing huu,anit,
a and all thar humanity has done totally uusbc tc
= throw off the monster OF error and assume tn,
>, shape and form OF perfection Bonner believe,
" that everything is good. lie believes that h,
! careful nurturing aud training al things can hc
: changed, deformties removed scars healed. anc
q beauty may be made from the beast IT the kis
Of love and SenteneSs be properly bestowed
There Is not writer living whose pen drop
D. more jewels Of simple sweetness than that o
: Bonner, There is more wholesome literatur,
produced than sraceS the columns which h
. writes II you have not read some Of Bonner
&c quantity humorous and pathetic stories that ge
f down close TO nature and to natures heart. yo,
Is should get some Of them and read them. 70,
!. would immediately correct what YOU saw o
- "Kalami,y" Bonner