The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

ros,j, ~ me shate democratic ticke; is IN
u.ar ana t,,iv "nention called by the reg
Duuiey. Dudley WIS elected hv H. =; y.
aeo' 'o ~, which met In Dallas two Year
un,,,io, WhIch colonel Giddlnrs was
nlcfhoer from WASHINGTON co,,,t, vi
as much responsible Tor Dudirv 40 or =
g"ld rn Du''9y vas first put forward A.,
This wtas h nS' proved TO be a silver one
rorl "ds pal lch Tor the guli mon IN,
10" Tor the bimehLilists, or silvr,. NV, "u
erHec ~ +, . nol come now with very bs,
Outside of 'i H. questions Of regularity? Bu
ofter vi ms Colonel Giidings has becr
GVh hVhorcd 10y the democr,tir ma ~ =,
tbro',na5,, pcen twice a member of congreS,
Hi'oush It's efforts was sent To- L.n, .ss
~ democratic goVerSor goil' rsHslahe
r c,d.e me bonds o. Texas. for whirh IL"
ti,ney H. d hdhdsone compensation. N,ty
and Nt,,io me- oeem sent a delegate to State
,it.Ic party. And among The mon u,ho
ro,',oSst,y helpod SEM him to NaiionnI
SouNehtlonS We're Charles 4 r,ii a ,s',',e
itolace Chiffon and James : tjo mt, crson
G ItroIn ne no" dcnouncos as nci benz
Since when did these ,os.7on. -, 49,
ntSpie ana of democracy ccaae to he d, w.,
" ,,,,.1Is Is Il only since they ce9seI ~
,hSn St WIN Colonel Gdiings? They Nave
u,e Mnoie party behind them in their min ,
,on COLONEL Gidiinps has a fc,y "a, p iin.,
Ills, me colonel crlticisef th. .,s,,,"-
seek In, o oii.,is Tor going on The etnnp
ne. 'fhGl oot at the hands OF the poo
! iltir,I nH artion Is common 10 al no
/ ifr,,s, tti"I ilEIis, ami there is mo- hin,,
on H., IN ~. IT they have been ioncor
1m 'nr stump N this oampairn man H.,
Iny other. 1t has been nta1e ma, .'','i ~!
| ,, e.auSn oi me treason In Tho ranks of IL
style. Who Su zen, men a., Of Colonel Giddmss'
| nI,u give aid and comfort To- ~, smr,r
f%nnn tney should be answering to ~
AMI r'Ino .'t.c roll Of drums ealing TO arms
| challonrss "a, hhfound the nag Of victory.
90, Us me Insinuttion made thlf fhaes
nr!l.t mon nominated for State oyfirc ..,. a."
fuilv norfor rnTF trusts and are no; failh-
/ every man knows. oNropi fboec H ,,,3M a.,
4, ,,, P,esciI ana eal'blc the truth. ,hnt
scinnV1j i-,lotlc, honest. capable. cor
ncNor nave and never Will du tbe nruc,
they now hold M '"e o'HceS
dtn,. no D, are these men that Colonel cid
m,.5' 80 uhc"rcmoniousy talks about oIist
lnEt Charles A. Culberson r"v"rro ""s, a.
Sr r.S or age. IN tn prime of lfr e'hoi-
"1,g, anle and illiant po sasscd of pil''i
vvH{,nnlpIl sense and influencing rltr'9ri,v
whose writings in the Amorlr.n TN. "a
whNws S,amped him rs 4 profound thinle,
;he Gr s.',enS at ne h4r likes him among
cusslul administration for four v,S,rs ~ |
am"rlnny generals office resulted I'm no |
acrcs hor inc state of over 1000 |
u',i,,.awlglly gotten from the state, Who
".,"n,,ttNsSiully conducted many other III. |
a e!' 'on or IA behalf OF the State no, lest
cSSH. which went TO the snpren9c ro,,i
or the United States His administr,V5{Hn'p,
WtfhoD%rte 1 adhle, honest, economical ana
his party. '''''''o" ny
w. - Workman, treasurer ,boro,cbi,
t ,ll' clerk under Lubbock ana six ya9re
' a, viSuror ofhteen years of service v IN.
~, 'eeVl suspicion of a suspicion uutn
ms ming A. J. Baker land commits
a,ontr' Confederate solder shot dotyn
q, ,pi =, lctt Tor dead on the crest of the hils
"horec 'Shsn.rE, "hile leading desperate
,.''E', nut VINO lives to be honorr1 hv
~ ~ PEOPLE and his party He has most
managed the affairs OF the i,nd
j ni',r,, az" "a S,Ned NE S'aie thousands of
VI. NJ. crane, attorney general learne1
M In 'iuuS,rous, allowing nothing to os-
%, r.or nm =, th2t Is his duty TO perform
"; Finley. comptroller and 1 N ~, ~.
lsle' superintendent OF instruction; All '
i rs'io o,,,ai OF ne highest character and
fqr railway commissioners, Hon. John
,a,d heasan' H. j. Storey ana Nilsson May {
keagan. who for fifty years has soryol
ne people of Texas. and who In The even.
ny or MS well spent lie can look bark
eryn3 ana r Say een,iogsly Il have
/ congress before the war: a moinbnr -
u Jefferson Davis cabinet during the y
XIII cllieI from between Che pow h an
I'S aiief tn" war to serve in CONGRESS.
~Ih'H the Ere1t office OF United States
,.a,5cr 10 axe a state Office that only
go y come icratG, SOD ms -countfy (
nj his party. state senator ana lcu,en-
nj governor, honest aud ,onp cent.
MaYnell, secretary Of state. Young. wig +
ious and capable with splcriid career
eiore Hmm
c. G. Garrett, for chief justice Of court
+ civil appeals, a natv" OF Washington
pun'y and known 10 us all and beloved; l.
emile genial ANA learned, good lawyer
nj most excellent Judge.
The accomplished judge, Leroy g. Den,
IAN, associate justice of ~ supreme
ouri OF TeNas and nomlrA-cl for re- -
lection by the democrats fc gave up n
prlctice OF $4,000 to accept this honor
5000
Those are the men to be ousto1 And
} make room for whom? a tattcrle-
lalop crowd Of populsl nobodios hoadel
y jerome l<oarby and stump Ashby, eN- A
own. eN-pr"lchor. "N-everylhins else. w.
|. Walton. their candidate for attorney
"Heral, the only man Of h4ins ON thoir
OK t, and a nan OF real ability has quit
hem in disgust.
Ecarby, nls' a democrat. thcn .nae-
cndcnt and now 2 popalisi, who when -
e has any practice IN nllmS. Is defending
rminals A man cf coarse mold ara a
rutal ignorance, who has attacked the y
uNersity Of the State am threatens to +
stroy II. Utterly devoid Of all slAtes- a.
Ilnike qualities, engages now in the ds-
equitable salne OF trying 10 hlo from
e. has been honorod by mis- party rs mo c
,iOccssor of the cool AMI lBmenteI MI
emit At this lying game ne has been
lught and exposed, ana don ueutvr
he honest ana sincere populis are go-
lg to FOLLOW nm longer nut VIII lhroN A
IN "a the nIlre whore No hclongs ana ire "
urntly falls II reports be tluc.
In, tho pia Pc of Garrett to construe our
MS, Tom j, Russell OF Beaumont
.nltinu a cool rlf' &C." of the peace. In =
he place OF penman on the supreme court
y conarue cur iaN~, one, J. j.. ~ MlHn =
f.erfiriup in the tuStCv courts Of that