The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-24

nNtriCAte myself NON my PcEt'is Wlt',
ma, and hereby publicly announce that 1
deliberately ana positively Wlthaf1W
from the congressional rara IN this. The
Eleventh congressional district Yours
truly Dr. howaru.
A. democratic papers in the Eleventh
congressional district please copy
HnBER STONE AT GEORGETOWN.
A Candid Review OF TIls Most Noteworthy
Address.
The crowded East Yields masses whose
particles are interdependent.-the South
and West produce individuals. The wild
grandeur and rich fruitfllness Of the land
enters into men and expands their views,
making them citizens OF the world. with
eyes 70 read, not ony the lesson of COM
munities but Of Nations. Whese Texas In
tae past has gwen blr.h TO farmers, war
lors and statesmen OF most org mai mould
and career sne yiA in the future generate
ana ueve.pp poets and Philosophers.
heoer stone Oh Brennan on the Sth Jay
OK MA4Cn. 1885, spoke At GeurseloWn
leNas, with Protection and Free Trade
nIstuficauy Considered" as a text An er-
fort seine OF inc luets OF which Editor
shaw OF the Texas famer characterized
as starting.
The prac0eal not to say prosaic title
fails 10 prepare one Tor the eNhlplton OF
deep insight contained in this eNegeSis OF
cuanB4pg pOlluCM conditions with It's IN
Gereu rent of warning.
The review ST the fan OF ancient gov
eruments-- ilgypt, Greece, ROme--attrlbu-
table TO the cNaitatipn OF classes and the
suppression OF the individuaa. strikes us
VITA the force OF q revocation. Ine les-
son OF babylon ana Mexico, once populOus
Nlth thrittN peppe. which now the
snrewdsst ingenuity TAILS to reclaim from
because u tue too.lsh ru;ers 10 tnat Ions
ago. whose lack OF wisdom was as cle-
~ We 'he MieNe.iness Oh 9v'loI ~,
From me deeay 81 9nc,ent dynasties he
mas the future menace 20 ne m powerful
ana hauEnD government de stands on
and dust which enNeiops tue vast STAN
pe1e Of men rushing toward the Euifs
that noEEon our Nation sfeAtuess-a IAN
ger indicated by the c,elnor of the pro-
nurs and the deep grunnlnss of the strug-
sing MASSES.
Is repusiye and terrible, whether OF the
indiWdual-the stare. u mas ever been the
dream oil materlai philosophers In al
times to discover the fountain of youth
tailty mignt be preserved. So IL has been
with Philosophical statesmen they nave
IN would insure a National continuity OF
eS Silence.
liuL closer auhesiGn to the text OF the
speech may pe FOUND interesting, 50 Wal
speakers language.
he traces Toe conception of absolute
government To those pagan institutions
y MEN con .emplatea the insepetab.e union
OF cburcn and state Coming to a mat
ter 81 nearer interest ne describes the
carly settlements OF This country and
finds the beginning OF protection and free
TRACE In the oo,onies of Plymouth Rock
and Jamestown, tiyely-seCtiement
North and South, from which were TO
emanate the opinions that eventually arr
raye,i one section against the otner. 1T
was "A chutch, therefore," ne says, and
not a coiuny OF iuderendeDt adyenturers
mas landsH on Plymouth Itock.
Gy natural STAKES those con-
trolling the chuich being The wisest
and hest educated members of the
community assumed the management
OF clyA affairs, The state became
garenies were esta6iisnef on american
sA. that. M their leading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
we're good copies OF tifeek originals"
With uuritanicai Plymouth ne strongly
co},frtsfs Inc S5iifhern ,5ioreers al Iarnes
town "a ftsw wears p!evious 10 The land
mr. of the PILGRIMS a hand 81 ,sonifIi,.rtFll
adventdTsrs Iianted al jarnestbwn the
first 1nglisn settlement Ia Amorlcae He
theo sEefrhAs the seftlaInents scattered
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