Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-02
* eovEa Oh HoeG ARRIVES.
Texan Gives His Views on Parker's
Letter of Acceptance

Texan Gives His Views on Parker
Letter of Acceptance.
Ex-Gov. Of Texas J. s. Hog has
startled the American nation We have
always thought Of Ex-Governof Hogg a.
being in way. commensurate with his
state. which is greater in area than halt
dozen European principaIities. and
boasTs among its citizens large number
Of the best citizens Of the United States,
fven thor~h ii generally goes Demo
cra .ic. IN the IN ls~of he A--es ran
pc pie. E1-s;' rer's or Hog hrs ~eersed
a hne but - somewhat rusle and rough e--
emplifcetion Of the State Of Texas We
have admired bin. but we have never
inspected that he wzs possessed Of such
keen acun.cn as he has receltly ezbIs>>s.s-
Ell. We have never supposed that this
man down ia Texas had the PerreDrive
qra,ifi witch cs,nld enat le him 70
make such delicate analysis Of Mr.. PARK
er's lerrer # sccrpfsnce - he has done
Here i a part Of wksr the E~-fsovernar
says concerning that remarkable letter
Of accerrances
have been rouncIy ah--ed ~ rhe r~v--
paper and the raiirosd lobby siscEf a
speech made sf Horsto1 drrfn~ The
iior-io1 eorve-fion- vs. not r'easfd
with Jud1e Prrker'r srrfrrfe ~ the 81
ioris convention ard 70 exrre~sed nysfIS
IL fhft speech Re has earrfriiy pre-
pfrfd ard delivered this srrseh II acrs RI
snee. and srbrnir that he rpwnsr< 7isdgfs
Himself TO favor fh- enforcement ~ s1v
agaipxr trrsrs. and that Re vii sneorrar-
AID support the ccnrfetson n the erest
Panama canal He tells rs that tariff Rvs
can rot le modified during the rrzt for
years because the Senate Is and VII ca's-
tinue 20 Re Republican ct the s7rDr risne
he Informs that the most effective renn-
edy BY which to destroy the trusts Is -
ises to further enforce the United States
Law under which the Northern securities
company and other trusts were disxolred-
then iogIealiy We could have bgr little
hope Of the trusts being disturbed under MS
administration. IN view his statement that
the effective remedy Is to change the taEi1
laws aHc that this cznuor b. done beczrse
the Senate Will remain Republican for
/ do not catch the point Enerfl1 ne
denouDces the mohs IN different parts OF
our beloved country. fo- the commission
Of such crimes are beyond federal leztsLa-
ton and are subject TO Be dealt with By
the States only In which they occur How
ever, I glad that he abuses noua. as
every other citizen shosld DO. 0ur- to say
the least. It looks unzraceful In speech
Of this kind Our nominee however. prom
ises Us a letter Of acceptance and DO
hope In Il that he will Be plzin, unequiv-
CC1lr ClL5lCAc4 II 4t--6ldAADA ---4-r -
elected he will exercise ais constitutional
powers to the fullest extent In suppress1nz
trusts engaged In foreign ard Interstate
commerce and that he will net ~ 70
thWart but VIII press to completion the
great ixthmiAn canal Eow under cnc1HCe-
don-
This is one Of the most striking OF the
earliest manifestations Of the campaign
Of 1904 II is marvellous How thin
must have been the Cruel which the
Democratic presidential candidate serT-
ed out to the country 70 inspire such
perfect expression from an Ex-Governor
of Texas, We expect big. wholesome
things from the ex-Governorz Of Texas
but we do not expect from any one of
them any such keen and delicate and
literary analysis of a political document
as Ex-Governor Hogg has seen nj 10 be-
STOW upon the letter OF acceptance OF
the Democratic candidate
Why, it's a revolution IN all that re
lates to political manifestations. IL Is
wonderful and delicious from every
point Of view The United States is be
ginning 10 appreciate Ex-Governor Hogg,
IF Texas He knows something senile
when he sees Il