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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
NATIONAL. DEMOCRATS.

Osic!al Cali for the National Convention
sent % Committeeman.
Indianapolis, lnd.. August l3.-The ex-
seu;.Se committee of the National demo-
cratic party this afternoon sent to every
member of the National committee the
cfsclal cal for the Nat onal convention.
Each member was also instructed by tele-
-,arA t. w.re the executive committee
n,re the names of delegates as soon as
they were appolnted. The committee ex.
reefs 10 have the Delegates selected and
Hst,l by August -. the day b lore
the T Xas convention m@tt'.
II has been dcciUed to invite BourKe
Cochran al New York to deliver a speech
here during the convention. % her pruml-
nery democratic speakers will also be
sked To talk. The excessive committee.
at It's meeting at Chicago next Monday
Will likely recommend to the National
committee that officers for the convent on
be selected IN advance OF the convent on.
4 number of mau of National prominence
have been solicit, to submit drafts or a
platform for the consideration of the COM
mlu.ec on platform. Secretary car. sic
Il be consulted In reference To the fl
nancial plank.
Chairman Bynum of the executive com
m ttce said:
THE reports from all he states Indicate
that the attendance NJ the convention
viii be beyond the expectations Of the
men who started the movement"
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and Mrs. Bland MIR. SewD,l ana Mr. ~;
.iohn mnched Members OF the National
committee and the committee on hotliica-
tio.l met Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan ana Mr..
Sowal formally. Up to o'clock MI. bf!an
had moi arranged his future pans aAd IL
is bel eyed he will leave for Maine to-
morrow. At o'clock tins afterno.il Mrs
Bryan. Mrs. Band and Mrs: stone re-
CO we'd the women of New YORK IN Inc
Windsor hotel. ,,.,..,.. ,,,
Mir. Bryan dlned at the windsor hotei,
and afterwards had conference win
hose members of the National committee
aho yere In the city. one OF inc lhlnSs
discussed at the meeting was that MT
BRYAN Will travel over the country. al
dressing the crowds from the rear or
railway car. An announcement TO ms
effect was prepared by Cha rmah Jones
J, Is as follows. 49,, ,.,,
III has been decided that MIR. Bryan VIII
enter actively into the campaign about
S.pternher | and continue on the stump
uu:u the election. In order to OBTAIN a
mitch needed rest and to prepare the LET
tor Of acceptance before the spechmdklng
hs rs. he will spend the ueXt Two WcekF
al some quiet place. not yet decided upon.
The V sit 10 Bath. Maine, WIZ therefore
DO POSTPONED until the latter part OF, sep
tcniher. when Mr. BrN an VIII make
Mr. 81 John stated he did not known
WREN MIR. BRYAN would leave the city,
Mrs Rryan returned to the st. John
residence after the dinner al the WINDSOR
and remained IN secusion during the re-
riatnder Of the evening. Mr. Brynn re-
turned to the house for the night shortiy
M iuipnt
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ADOPTION OF FOREIGNERS.

In thls country where foreign horn riti-
sens mr., treated with so much t,onsi,lcrn-
ton and granted all the rights of the ma
tive popu,atlon. II is difficult 10 resist feel.
tnv that the Beers of South Africa are
depf4ylnr the Tltlandera or foreigners, of
N"innllcnnble'' rights and ''born prlv,legoa"
In refusing them any of the political nd
yantases II citizenship.
Tho fnroianefs there ar. allowed n,
voice IN public affairs aad their children
have been compelled 10 learn the Bocr
language or dinioct In the schr,''s al.
though these ultlanders own two-thirds
of the properly and bay thrre-four,ha Of
tho taxes and are double the reputation of
tho native or po4r element. Tue l,ocrs
were there first. and no strangers have
been permitted since to acquire other
ttan nrpperty rights. IL was this species
of political osoruciam and desPJtsm that
raid. II seems now that the threatened
uprising has had "a lhcruli1ing effect on
The Bocr government after all. Ilcy are
modifying some OF thcr harsh laws
against the strangers, Among o.her
things they have just granted permission
to tho litlmudcr children - hc taught In
tho Language of their pnrcnts-a TAR reach.
ing concession. Tho Beers have been
shrewd enough to soo that the policy Of
exehsvencsa and repression has &s Inn .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
JONES MEANS BUSINESS.
Committeeman Must Take an Active
Part In the Campaign.
CANDIDATE BRYAN IS NOT WORRIED
Over Adverse Cri,ioisin of His speech b,
New York Papers-west Virginia
Democratic Convention.

New York. August i3--Charman Jones
OF the National committee was In any
thing but a pleasant frame Of mind to-
DAY. and It Is said this evening he made
threats as TO what would be done If there
was nee active participation in the bryan
campaign by all the National committee
men.
For the past few days the more radical
members of the National committee have
been urging some action by the chairman
against the absent and supposedly inactive
committeeman from New York, Connect
cut ana Pennsylvania. Chairman Jones
mas refused to do anything, aud tl~ com
miite". by vote yesterday. iefrained
from interfering.
Today there came a change in the Fitu-
alton. Following closely the visit of n
delegation OF Pennsylvania mon to MIR
hryan. a sory "as printed that Chairman
Jones had attempted TO Influence the ae-
ZION OF the Pennsylvania committee by
proclntming IN telegram that James Kerr
q Cloaricld would he a proper man to
elect as chairman in place of Wright. re-
signed. The Harrity men did nos believe
TINS ana had u candidate in the person of
toionel Spdnslcr. Late In tine afternoon
telegram from HARRISBURG stated that
MI Spluglcr would he cleo ed. II is said
that Chairman Jor.s 'hcn answered that
II NOR was not chosen he would resort
TO the power conferred upon him and
would remove Ilarriy from the National
committee and appoint Kerr. senator
Jones was shown The dispatch relating 30
nus story He read st through carefully
ana then declined to talk. When he re-
ceiEod a telegram saying that iurman,
IN whose favor Spanglor had retired had
he"n elected over Kerr thus giving 'he
victory to IIarriiy. Senator Jones Is said
10 nave made the threat that AL National
commit" men who did not ak part IN
the campaign would Toe uus.cl from the
cc9mm'itce; \ friend of MIR Harrty and
the New York committeeman Mr.. Shee-
han, said when the meeting Was mention
II DO not think that Senator Jones is
50 lacking In political knowledge as 20
mako that statement The fact is he can
NOT remove a member of the committee.
AMI II IS a question whether the committee
Itself can do that The committee Is not
memhers' qualifications"
Later In The nighi friend of Mr..
the chairmun n dispaciuE tho alleged oh
said;
Il think that Chairman Jones' attitude
has been mlScouStrued. lie VIII not at
tempt in remove the members Of NeW
York. Connecticut aud Pennsylvania with
eni having ,nken any part ~ the proceed
lnrs Bui he viii 10 this The chairman.
~ making his campaign and executive
comm rtec. was given power 10 Solc,t
persons outside Of the National commit
tee. Tho States Of New York Connecticut
and Pennsylvania VIII he represented on
th' committee, hut not by the National
comm ttoemeu James Kerr will prob
Troop for Connecticut aud Mr. Williams
for NV York, although the latter may
he left opcn until the New York state
f.f taTrthF = f1ssaF A,a f.Axk
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.

No newspaper in the cnuntr, ,,t AVIAN
.,Nr,,.t ,,., ~, .,,., "N' w"
N'''''"" me E"id s'"rdatd organs OF the
FAST, e,thcr democratic or republican. has
ca. c.dtI ia. Louisville ,ou.l.r.l,,,,r,i o..
,t,ti.,ti,... .,.. 'r' '""'"'' III
N"'i'""N' abuse az Mr.. Bryan ali the
free silver platform on which .ha, r,,-
"''''' SUM No'nihs Has bcrH 100
'"'"" 'o' IL 10 say IN denuncsatiou, 40
words too severe tor use IN. .,ond.,nnat On
But Mr., Wattcrson and his nnwsp,,er
were not Always ot ,l.s way AZ t,inkin,
In the lssue OF the Courier.Jor,,.I ~
june 10, iSN6. there s SOUND , l,,l-,.. 81.
rorial in which thcsc principles are l.I1
down;
J. rhat the characterization NJ s,lyDr
30 THIS VIZ ting. b.ta Nm The tf,tt5J ~
AMI IN Europe, has had The ,lfe,t ~
anclpg SOLD about 40 per coma
dom. '9 s', ms has t'en accomplished ~
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A GREAT APPEAL TO REASON

Tho reply OF Mi Bryan in New York
to tho notification committee Of tho late
domocrn,ic National convention WIS ln
striking conirust to his brilliant ami me-
teoric display ii oratory at tuic,Al.
The latter was fiery appeal To a ro-
lucal convention ana swept away all re-.
distance and cnklnllcd euthusiasm into ,
flame
The address In New York. carrfnllv ire
pared and calmly delivered. was an ar
peal TO the thoughtful and Intelligent poo
pie of The Nation. madr from TIA, st',,d.
peant of \ schpior ana a statesman ana
WIFI sweep hctote II ns hS Il wnitl,ind
the ,mpQtent abuse ana futtl, aret.r,,,t M
tho opponents OF the present tatt and
i"tdins issue OF democratic reform
In timing these two remarkable
speeches, so unlike Ia many pArti,ui,rs
to their respective audiences ana o,ca
nions. Mr.. Bryan has exhibited the won.
dorrm lntuitiou md surpaasing skin -,
an orator which distinguish hun IA
III" appreciation of the proprieiies and his
s'"sh OF tho demands of an occasion. In
.n' one "uaress' the charm ~ delivery and
beauty OF imagery and diotion ~,rs ,ycr>
'h'hk' IA thA other. the power OF lutrurci
w" ripe study and gaultless e,e1pnls. az
propositions snd Gocts ma, wy" " vi
a great rcasoncr or, 900 '' 'N' '@'
were seen, The one wns ~, -, "'""
sentiment; the other an '''. ~ ~
thinkers -" W '''o
Tho lopdo of tho N.,, v..,.
strouS, sound und eonvn,,n,, ,,, was
monte principles upon witch M, ,,,)'
ing was based ana from which ,h, 49,,
,ions We're drawn were unansvorah,' ,'
position Of the Democracy was .,,,",
clearly and conscrvativrIy. No ,hu~n on
tered into the argument. nor was th,r, 4,
single lapse into levity or nlppAncy. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
SPLIT IN COLORADO.
Two Republican State Conventions to He
Held

Denver August l3.-rhere are now In
Colorado 'wo state committees claim ns
10 represent the republican party and two
state conventions have been called. one
tor Sepemoer In this city and the other
september 80 In Cs3rado Springs. The
!afor eonvcrtlon WAS decided upon nj a
nNrrAhS of the state committee July rs
W tric ~" followers OF senator Woi,oit
Wh" wM supper, Mex nley and Hobart,
Mtir iu control
n iirman Holmes and the Mckinley
fA'HN"tS OF the committee ignored tho cab
l'' "hetHrr mtut-ng, viii h was signed Inv
H!illitN, This meeting was attends
ny ior'y-sN OF the IL members in per
- ana iWfutN-uNN others We're reure-
Sii.el 10y proxy. now cha r,nan was
vlnC 'i RESOLUTIONS wcrc adoptod repudl-
Htlns tne action Of tho previous Meet
US declaring the silver question Of para
mup4t influence, indors ug Senator Teller
""e 'Ymmendiug the action OF the Colo
Ituo n' leg toII 10 tho National republican
convention. '''''N' '
meeting was called ror September u
a. W zen IL X the tntent.on of the s. liver
!ephuNy ans TO indorse the demucratie IA
e.nH lickrt and make nominations Tor
Sltlr officers. The other convention viii
nom nate NJ * .nley ami Hobart electors
ana probably also a full state ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

Mex. fall We vii elect a democratic gov
crnor by majority OF at least 'o,""' even rn
faCt is Tho rapulsts have come JACK 70
US. and last week voted the ,straigli dem,
oern,,n ,i-ket without r.,:-arl t. tie fusion
ON the part OF the party leaders. Lley
Will he with us next November "''"''''
fail. 40
II have never seen such interest," Hno en-
thus.asm IN a campaign IN my IN" con
tinued Mr.. Richsrisor rs tnai sAeWn ~ u,
Tcnnessr0 last week A. one meeting IN
NV district we had an attendance OF Nv
hy actual count. and hat L very un,
usual crowd Tor a meeting mt hal been
adV.rtised hut n week. itei cor li~en'
in asserting that tho pppnlls.s II zen
,rrss.e Wi not hesitate 1" Vote tl9
straight democratic ticoc. Thcy WI
vote Tor Sawall as we'll as Bryan a. 'nsE
realize that the ucke' represents az 'Hs
iupcrtant issues of tht cirlpA4-i
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ALL SWINGING FOR BRYAN.
New York Journal.

BrownsN He has developed a powerful
s,lver following. The population of the
place is 1000, largely N,eurcw. ana. with
the eNoepuoh of all the anarchists and a
Nh; MN n'ey or not ut ALL they are for
DAVID Goldberg, who is spoken Of as "A
candidate for the ass mhly has tgkau
a poH OF opinion. TIE fohlwing figures
sho" no votes he found for nr,In.
tnt OF 40 who used 10 he republicans 5,s
CIV OF ~l who voted tho socialist
- NJ ',.'.,'.,'...- Observation-Disclosures. 40
on1 OF 100 who voted the democratic
t..,;,..;,........ Lilo
Loss tor ,.,e 9e,Ioy ra!ic tlcket ......,. LOIS
'0' ''e democratic t!cket..,.,..,.. loo
-.
->'l bflh''.',....,.... .,.................. SoJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
BEL ss5nN 70 s5Ol oN RRYAN-

NohIT'aI, Gan, August ll.--An cxcItinp
s .oa was witnessed IA the rotundt or
Americans discussed IN present ms
dental light. II was brought In a co, So
N'nrn man named Waiter rom Lad
VIE, COLO, let $500 to SN0 That I;rytu
Mnhd be The next president. Tne mona
was rnt IN the safe OF the hotel and ~
net was tho TALK nf Montr Al last nigbt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
NEW YORK TIMES snLn-

Now York. August "a. The New Yorl,
llmes Was sold today under order NJ the
court The propcuv was hih IN by the
REORGANIZATION committee. headed by Spen-
yer TrdsE fcr SI'Str sonnrinntlon ~
tNr sale Ivy the count rs expected NEXT
week lnecr the new corporation Adolph
> oehs OF the chattanooIa Times Will boz
OF the Times.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

1.-THE treasury deficit for the last
month" says the Syracuse Post, was
Sl3.00ooo0. ara yet seine people say tho
tasifr muet not be discussed not stop
ping 10 correct the Syracuse parera
statement OF facts It Is pertinent to te-
mark that the present III nncihl system
has rendered the expansion or activity OF
trade and commerce absolutely impossib!'.
As the democratic platform suggests, let
the iar.n wal, until We have eradicatcj
the root Of the disease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
DIED suppEN'lL.',,,,s

Nellie Martin. cole,. sudit'e ,
81 STANLEY place o'en nv An i s'e =
o'cmck las, right. she 'es uss.s5s
ing on her and ca,ss gssf.L "
arrived lust as sne and .nspS
Mahorey was not,r,se a. 80 Z
p psath i, s's attributed aas % h''N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

| '''''
people
., a. 49,, ,,,,. o,oc,,o, ,b,,
| ro,intrv viii ,hen know how TO sympa.
thiz, with Germany. Ne, too. have q
| younE "lNiafh on our h"'"''-'"'A 81
.,.,.,r >, 1.
| u, ,a,it,v -, al,
a., n.,,s.,,on
nn,
|
| proyytnu , iesson FROM the Alabama elpc-
Tim. ,bo Nenuhis ,,ommnrcial- Apneal says
shat while there vere accusations of fraud
there ia moi tho slph;es, evidence to sus-
tain the charges. II ia easy enough TO
sispcct and to accuse. Drawing infer
4nces ia as easy ms living. I'm, In this case.
uoI,her The facts nor the probabilities tus-
nv an Indictment OF fraud In the nrs,
Mace. tho alliance between the republicans
and the popullats of Alabama was an I'M
natural one. There is absolutely nothing
in common between the two parties. The
republicans believe in high tariff und
so'' s'"n"'n"' "n"p 'ne i'o'"i'''s nu"'
III Hul'hvT' inc democratic plh'iuil" VI"
these TWO questions H. at daggcrs drawn
v.l.h .b. ,.rt,hii.,r rd o.. =, ia ra.,r-
-, 80 :,
n'"'u 'h"' INC hn"hc'a' p"es"on an" Wv
tariff question are the most important be-
far, tho American u.orl. it,nrttv of he
.,'...,, .,,.,a, ,,,,... -.
"ri "n t''" Si'""i" MAN" lf''''' "'"'' w
democrats and popuils;s. 1t Is not To be
wondered nj thut the Alabama ;u~ionist
,.a,, A., ~, III. -, - ri,
'"'" Wv wv WIN WIN '"-''"''' '"''V
j. a scrlptural term. which all good p"ople
Will recall. which fits "A Ease of this kind
e,.,..,. W.. l.. 49,, 1o,I., .,,. ,r,,,
N"N'N' w ~" ""' "'""' ''N'N " ga ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
PLATT WON THE DAy

iA''le Fans. n. V, August 1s-Hor
warner Miller lost control OF the r.nuh'
noan organ,aatlon in This county IN ,hs
a" Gus ,o1ay, OF the sixty-four iele,.,ttnass
tourr hS S,ate convention selected, thirty-
party. -A'' ssS'ien OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

L,iile Rock. ArN Aur.e. r. Employees
of'he Iron Mountain rnilfa,d. 10 tire num-
hcr OF about of'e mot tonight and or
gsn.1cl thrW.tlNcs into o sold standard
club All classes ~ employees were repre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
T1fE SPEECH or ACCEPTANCE.
An Argument That WIN Prove Il aluable
Campaign Document.


An Argument Thdt VIII Prove Il aluable
Campaign Document.
Washington Auoust ig-snno.or Enu,l,
,,,. ,,.l.,..., ,A.. ,.,,,...-,,,. -,
mar chairman uf tnc dcmoCluic congress
sioual committee returned today from
New Work. Oh.ro bo to,l, nav, &, ,b,.
~ W
hlEdh Hl''t''s last hsht'
1T was the most remarkable outpourinr
- ~
n"Ne t''t such no s".l' lie people
~ - 49," Ia ~ 49," % 80 " a"S Va
~ ~ 'Ns'.'9 N"lV'i "st1iS "'H"St "
'I"NH' 'rS came i" htd. ht!aA aNl ms
cause u was uo.th.H thdt whcu tue can-
dressed the opva air meeting there was a
MaNe oi t3H' same enthusiasm shown at
All" mi srbol,ry ,r..eir,,.,, Of a., .,p, "a
Ject and IL WIN prove ono of the most val
H. ble Htnl'lsn iocimSniS. II Is , dosl-
r,,t pre"t ~ thn No. - ~. .',,i,D.,
country printed ii. fhr lemInd Tor BY
ans chicago speech Is ulprv, cdrutci. |
deceived ,eicgr4pais request from san
Frtuctsco for So Glr copies II was i'm
lnssibi" To supply them, 80 | sanl 4 TO-
ip print ttr 3Y,.pll IN san Francisco, say
TX the freight anticipate quite As
heavy demand for the speech OF last
Night
hey. Sam Small. The cNnns ellst. was one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

II Mr.. Bryans speech at Chicago .lom-
mated HIM, the Madison square G"den
speech VIII elect him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14


| his Madison Eruare address and rrcort
/ 20 him the possession OF intellect ial pow
crs OF n high order. The good taste. the
Appropriateness, the subject matter q his
| remarks. the abandonment of all the
| tricks OF oratory and arguments OF the
denogoyr,e. and the patriotic appeal to
tho people TO rise In their own fcbalf-
nil must commend themselves to the con
'e'",No .'''"s p'Vp'o ~, .,,a ~,
''u f'''V W. "a" ~ ~ ~,
"'"'e ''''''V' :" ''''
Ihe treasury ueho" W. VIC
NON u, s"ys 'ne Ssr"'VS'
s'D''o''vVV a.
~ ''''1' NV y" ,,....1,,ss ,,,,.,r,,
p"s y" -, sa., 80" t. ncrt,non, IN ,,..
~. y, 80 o,a.,,,,I s,,s,,.,,
mas rendered the expansion OF uo''F''s w
trace and commerce atso'"'o'E '''poss'o'' :
as the donoosahc p'h''ot" 'usSo,,s' ~.
the tnr.U wait until We nave eiaulcdtcu
| the root Of the disease.
Toor hhruy """ ''"s' WV
clone ne ~ lei. 70 nolI up ''o oe'''s'
In renIv 10 tho charge that the demo-
| rro,ac rartv wants ,o make 0-cont dollars.
a.. .oy NOT Al ou what wa oro nrter i
70 40 away WIZ" tho '''"'"' -''-'''.''
collars GU Sec ny ih''sI'S s'N', NV"
'he c'ioula'ioii' W" win n'''" 'no' '"'
dollars. and the result will hc loo-ccnt dol
lars which is tho fair thing all around,
and all that the people ask.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

The people IN the Eastern cities are
having moro trouble than ever with
scorrhprs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14

The poor, pitiful "old comraic" racket
CO old war talk. that Is being sent out
from tho Mckinley r ccPtuns at Canton
reads Ike ancient history. Mckinley and
his friends have mover vet got into the
campaign. Ana the procession Is moving.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
n,,c N RALTlNoss.. 70.

DEATHS IN BAL 1,hsrt ~ :,
Baltimore, August ia TO-, =
nine heat fatslites repp,i dariis y
ing a total OF n na'yee
ant heated term.