El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-13


regretted so quickly and n time TO
| withdraw his resignation as United
States senator.
From Milwaukee CWis.) Free Press:
There would not be SO much fun in
the United States senate If Joe" Bad
ley had resigned.
From Spartansburg Is CO Journal:
Senator Bailey has made a great mis-
! take in connection with his resigna-
| ton from the United States senate. It
was in the withdrawal thereof.
From Charleston Is. c. News and
Courier:
Senator Tillman looks upon senator
Bailey as the ablest man in the sem
ate." and we are quite disposed to
grant that Mr.. Tdllman's Judgment Is
sound. but Texas Is much poorer In
men than we take it to be II it be true
that it could not have replaced Mr..
, Bailey in the senate to great advantage
to itself and the country.
From Columbia Is c. State:
The big Texan will get on better
with his party and the country gen
and confidence. II he drops the chip
from his shoulder.
From Lancaster (Pa-) New Era:
Seantor Bailey is conceded to be an
able man, but like most men of great
ability he has an infirmity Of temper
which at times mars his usefulness
From Harrisburg (Pa-) Star Independ-
ent:
1t is because Bailey is suspected of
being too friendly with the interests"
that he has been eensured- II his
skirts are altogether clear. he is one
Of the most indiscreet of men.
FROM Pittsburg (Pa.) Press.
The surprising part OF Joe" Bailey's
resignation from the senate Is that the
interests" permitted 1t.
From Pittsburg (Pa) Chronicle Tele-
Mr.. Bailey, of Texas. should have
saved his resignation and its string
attachment for April fooP' purposes
From Pittsburg (Pa.) Post:
One of the Things that aggravates
senator Bailey is the knowledge that
a great many are sorry he withdrew
his resignation.
From Philadelphia (Pa-) North Amer
lean:
The nation was shocked, but not sur
prised, when senator Bailey took ii
back.
From Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazette Times:
There is nothing feminine about
senator Bailey. but he did change his
mind with remarkable facility.
From Philadelphia tPa,) Inquirer:
Inasmuch as we must have certain
number of Democratic senator's, we
want Bailey as long as he can serve.
His temperamental outoursts do no
serious damage, save as they interfere
with his progress to higher leadership
and impair his constructive statesman
ship.
From philadelphia (Pa-) Record:
The conversion of senator Bailey to
the recall idea was very sudden. He
can give points to the Arizona popu-
lists and beat them at their own
game.
From philadelphia (Pa) Bulletin:
The Texas senator's IT won't play"
suggests the baby of the senate
rather than the dignified leader Of the
elder statesmen.
From Knoxville (Tenn) Journal and
Tribune:
Senator Bailey will continue in bust
ness at the same old stand.
From Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times:
Obviously senator Bailey has no SYM
patty with the new nationalism-
From Norfolk (Va-) landmark:
Mr.. Bailey is not responsible to other |
senator's for his course in the senate, |
but to the people of Texas Should |
he find himself out of sympathy with |
his home people, then dt might be ap-
propriate for him to resign, but not un- |
til then.
From Roanoke (va.) Times:
This newspaper never has admired |
or especially commended senator Bailey !
OF Texas. His methods always have ]
seemed to us rather too spectacular |
for sound craftsmanship and level |
headed thought, yet we indorse very i
heartily senator Bailey's stand against |
the Arizona constitution, and his ap- |
peal to the people of Texas to pass on |
has Judgment Of 1t.
From Newport News Cva) Press:
1t would be a blessing for the coun- /
try and the Democratic party to have I
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