Segmented Galveston News editorial debate on Resolution No 4
The Galveston News comments on Resolution No 4 being dropped by the Governor and Attorney General, criticizing the Legislature for technical objections and backing Resolution 18. It notes broader disputes over the A and M College versus the State University, cites figures like Bryan’s Commoner and Panama Governor-designate Metcalfe, and laments political missteps while urging unity on reform efforts.
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The piece portrays a tense scene in a small town with political and religious tensions. It cites Pastor TY WW and John A Moore, with references to First Methodist and First Baptist churches, Presbyterian and Episcopal services. The excerpt also mentions a historical parliamentary moment attributed to Mr. Parnell who apologizes for a questionable expression used in a debate.
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