The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

are thinking Of going ia.
to votc). how would "a. mo The -
awake some morning Show. nMs
OF July next, and find I ,h.is uie
crafts had been nolens vs a,a. you y
political strategy, tran., ,.ns eyas
INTO this new National .,,..eo Y d
expected to vote for a. savef part, =
ident of that party, IN " Saans Il
your pledges expressly a, a,.SSo''aa:s
when you voted at the ,,nplls5
] Know not what You rr',,naties'
me, though l profess "a 10y 70 Mp
mar, mani, Tor silver as any Of you IS, \ y
known, win not take any, ar. sllat
ing an unjust ADVANTAGES NJ. M''
ploded doctrine Of "mISh, tpon Ms
nor VIII run the risk az hs,s mats
as a chattel to that new n s,us 'fa'Ea
a, SILVER party. No. 1 viii t.n ~
oln democratic party for b. ,,s.i
worse to the end. And .hs,s,s :
no more go into one Of tho.s os
vote under the rules pre ss lpsnnrs
Dudley committee than I ws.,s,
YER. VI !GR
This address to the publIc :. -
former one of the 18th Of la,t M wv
Intended for the great BODY ~ y, l'aa
silver men to induce, II nos,,s,. y
si'ion TO promote harmony il <.
cratic party so far MS TO eet mn
cooperate In securing goCd ,nss,.N
Texas. OF course, | did mi .,sa
common agreement upon Tho r,as;
ton of finance. That was M, 80 va.
nor necessary. 1t was only nrcs.s.
the mode of III, organization \, -
should be so shaped as that s,,, y
the party should be allowed ~ ~
proportional influence on th,t s ..s
Federal issue, and then they . W.
hands in the convention at For, W.
nominating candidates for ths KY s,s
iices. and If that could have hes, ~ s..'
der the old well established mn, !.
practiccd by the democrats nav,
one would cordially nave asor,.,.
most democrats would have done NJ
the men selected might no, b,ys
my choosing. aud thereby the asr,j
p''' vi ieNas might nave been ,.s
for the most important object h. !,
its fundamental principles can n i,
which, after all, is 10 secp, W.. y ~
soif-govcrnment NJ home In ourewl
Federal questions have 10 be ~,
forty-four States under all the III
| selfish motives and alleged c,rr,,,,
modern politics in this country M
arc a1WoNs coming UP TO the fronts 3
our a., mon from our home ln,rs4
WE " ~ ICY ,hem 90 II. For my ri,.1
| lof 'hc WHlt arc OF 'lexas first. ami I'd
iorsF''hE IL AZ .he last. It srr
hld on, oi''ipi on nome. ] regret Il
tha' ! nave seen no public demonsss
OF dlsposltlun TO second my s.-|
harmony ny me leaders or othsn u
so-cailei SILVER men, VINO alone coaS l
zone II successfully.
''''''N' ioNe'e'' '"a' "a" wi
licaticn in paper from The, NJ,
hro,hor s,,yor ,,,, uho u,,v..Jl
h''lDn4SS a''l sY'''pauis III 'ns y u
that 1t would be a pity to call tie q.
frnu his retirement into rubllc M L
a. ni.t ,i,, .,r,s . ~ \
"7 = van. lam Wv
pity. Ihat Isl II IS & pity tha' i'iil
mccracy shcnld he thought to 4 4
t,,a, fn, If. amidst the con,enijng M
'.'' go
OF the party anu ''as an ec'a'.
LARSEN that made It necessary f9.r
man. stricken In years OF limited .
TO be called to the front to slaa'
the chosen champion for Its pltssa||
To cut thr matter short, will III
that if the true friends of Texas
| public denani for 1t, am men y
the sacrifice Of my life for feIss \
essary. If YOU are II earnest aR.
speak out all over this STATE !ia
democracy. that has built up Tsia]
still Ike "a perpetuatc It's pros's1'
greatness.
If am to be your man % M
for good, economical government
YOU must recollact that I have ns.
money nor the physical aoiIly W.
vigorous canvass III ,'e ~ e,