The truth is, children are always children to the parents; paternal and maternal authority believes its right indefinite.
By this time all the newspapers, save the Telegraph, had made readable copy out of Warrington's candidacy.

Why the Telegraph remained mute was rather mystifying.

Warrington saw the hand of McQuade in this.

The party papers had to defend the senator, but their defense was not so strong as it might have been.

Not a single sheet came out frankly for Warrington.