Warren. Since the election until within
the past two days In* had almost entirely
disappeared from public view. Now be
is con.-tantlv in evidence in the streets
goes about with the air of a man who
I. li-ved that stealing an election was a
gn*at f-ath. r in his cap and something
a filch nhnul'l st 11 further elevatp him in
pnbli-* esteem It is barely possible that
tie people now see fit to guage him and
l is transactions by precisely the same
moral standards bv which other people
it tn. d He is no longer a law unto
■ "ii-.-ls although it cannot be denied that
i her* ii’s of the ring Still believe him
r ou'diean press of the state is
v mpfixsiz'iig the character which
i she i during and previous to the
>. ■ n IT.-c editors are showing
v s entirely equal to the task of
i.g hi •l« ct on steal as they pre
-i tai>ef th* most dangerous in
uf the people’s rights These
are a d'-xra-* - t> the profession
• 'hey follow. They cannot see that
u i pl Hiding such viol itiuhs of the law
aid ven 'he commonest decency, they
are but p.ving the way f r future and
greater violations of u -law and to the
ext- tit of their nbilry and influence sap
ping the very foundation upon which all (
good government rests.
