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ablest and most influential congressional delegation there.
These gentlemen represent the whole people of the state, and
every reader of this newspaper knows that he has but to present his
case to them-not a republicans o r democrats-but a citizens of
Wyoming, to secure the very best efforts of able men,.
Why then, should the enviabIe and influential position which our
delegation has reached be pointed at with the finger OF 'suspcion2
For the simple reason that n o other nor Legitimate fault can be found
with them; no political opponent eau point at any official act of
Senator Warren or Congressman Mondell and say with truth that
such act has not been for the highest good of the greatest number.
Hence those carpng remarks
You will notice that when these same parties have great interests
at stake in Washington that they freely communicate with our de-
legation.
Ale they being unfairly used or subjected to vexatious delays in
Are they being denied privileges in the national park to which
they are justly entitled? Warren and Mondell are Informed aud
their rights Ire respected.
Does a community believe itself entitled to federal building?
A petition is sent to Warren and MondeI, and an appropriation is
made for the purpose.
is worthy veteran of the Civil war denied a pension because of
some irregularity in his proof of service n other technical matter?
The list is laid befor Warren and MondelI, and a pension is granted.
Is there discrimination used in the grazing privileges on the
national forests? The facts are transmitted to Warren and Mondel,
and there is something doing around the Agricultural Department
until the wrong is rghted.
Ia a Thousand ways ur people find that the position of influence
and power that has been reached by Messrs Warren, Mondell and
Clark is a valuable asset to the humblest citizen, and asset that
can be checked upon with perfect freedom, and that the bank of de-
post is always open for business to every Wyomingite, no matter
what may be his political faith.
Why not be fair in this matter and acknowledge that Warren and
Mondel. are faithful public servants; that the position they hold by
reason of their long terms of service, entities them to be exempt from
hypocriical and lying criticism?
If democratic editors have any facts concerning the public careers
of these men that really GO to prove them unworthy of the support of
the voters of Wyoming, let them trot' out such facts. If not, silence
will appear more digniied
Every reader of these lines knows that if Messrs, Warren and
Mondel had devoted the san energy to their own private affairs
which they have bestowed upon the transaction of public business,
they would be worth many times a s much in money and property as
they are today.
The Herald has too much faith in the honesty and intelligence of
the voters of Wyoming to believe for a moment that such faithful ser
vice IS that universally rendered by Senator Warren and Congressman
Mondel will be repaid otherwise than by most emphatic endorse
ment al the polls next Observation-Disclosures Wyoming Herald.