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And Rev. J. Milton Waldron,
that erstwhile brave conservator
of the rights of his people, has
never opened his mouth against
the treatment the Democratic
party is according his race. Why
the silence?

If Bishop Walters would pre-
serve, or rather would mend his
prestige, he will forever eschew
politics. He dragged his ermin
once too often through the po-
litical mire. Those who follow-
ed his lead have discovered that
he either did not have any assur-
ance upon which to base a hope,
or he was outrageously lied to.
We advise the bishop to stick to
his church duties in the future.

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