The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

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rcnn state orfi's,s Us ,cr's,o,urcs bava
invar,nbiy con,nincd snch ,,sn,,hWca, VA
| joritiAs tint Inv, aemocrass Nave sra r.n,,,
been represented at All and only thrcs
or it, thirtv.r,nr comn,in. u NAVY Vt .,.w
c,o .ssd NE ,,,n,su, oV IN he Az, mm
| being reliably rer,ut,trnn '"' " NV
| uyT,t y,e ~ ,np,r', ,,,, ,
1911 ~ NNNi,'rp fpN SILVER
| Two yensS ago, however. the populsta
| made wonderful gains The repuh,,cans
thpn po,,oa ss os, votcs Mo ,on,,,Is,s %
wv" P'i'v" '''" ''os' ''e popuissts a.
rs ana 'he democrats li.Coa THIS year
the state Is certain to tc carried out Of
| tho republican rap,,s b,yh an mo cr,s, ~
| the SILVER way,,. II Is consnrvative 100.
| nerhar. ns ,s,nservaisv,. "a nrv ,,aat ~
! thc Niss,.,s,nrJ VS. Wy "N"N Va
| In tnn f,i,,,,. 4, way ,.,,,r, o., ~, So
| puhllran roid Win tber s,,yor S,o,o.
| formerly rcnubNcan but nb,lse and MIS-
renr"snSt nv H.. va nnrSs n,sr ME-. i,n
w. .'"'v.e ''''' '"'''
THE LIFE INsIrRANcp Apc,tNnNr
New Orleans Times Democrat
The HoldhuuH have lately ndo,tcd thu
,o,.c,al H. -, ar,,,,,,.,,,, =, .,,'.a,. -
pei'soh" ''e Oh "rSu'eht III support OK
ihcir position by appealing to the soltish-
ness of tbe voters Thoso appa,ls hav,
bccn mainly IN tho nen.ionnrs the Geno,,it-
III ~ Ssn ,nss pn,,ha "u tne muip i,., oI
~ , ponC'ns, Mnmon' u,souss,
IN her arc,tmn, - -. thra.1 tn1 Il,
evident tnat ypu are penentel nY dear
| m'uli'y. , ~ lnn pehsiuhcr' LOT institutes,
Mno sr'a s"n OF si ~v Year ean huy mora
Win 1t thnn II prices should advance II
,nuS nn hnlu oll VIZ piooucsIs, pu, IL ~
c ror'.n,uS YOUR h''cieS' 10 vote ior present
cynNiticnt' a.,
stNcIai OF tne me insurance cSinphhics
aie sendlns out similar pleas to their pol.
,.l nv.u.,s. ue'''.,s mem ''nu lt'e siver
NIL NH pragt,,cuily feauo, the'i policies one
nun. ne Honty You. WluoW ana chii.
URN WI set; STOUT iree hliver WIN VIII
n"i snu'u D'i,S ,lasi t,s Hnuo,, p'etu quits.
u L
your business to worry about the farntsrs
nna Wh'tnsr thsy max" emousn unaGr
s,sr pr n, , 70 ny apu m'"@s 'eoN
49, n.ver s"ur own iah'i'S, anu you pst me
oes. Ietu i ny VI. pt'seh. i,l..hcii sys-
'ei, mss,r AS n, ~ mohSy unar ,y. h..,,
sent out through tie mails, a,.d tHs ir sum
anee oolnpahios are lry!hg very nhrd 10
W. NJ, vtH,e5 pA an Ippoa 10 th,s nei,sn ness
ana aoht bother aP4ut othYr peoples
| lfonplee, they say, Tvs your business to
H., H.. wi ,s ytn'n ~ cm,Sp, no n,'t'er now
fortunately for tho world. this selfish
leeling IS not as prevalent as the inair-
man Is abe to soc s tha q The n rst S ., he
community IL suffering ne 10 pretty apt
himself TO sunsr m Tune II ~ astonishing
10 Sc, how QUICKLY the workingmon nave
caught on to TINS hlw In the goldbug ar
suiheht, goIdbug paper Ia New York
asked the workingmen of the. metropolis
5ne CUES Won, IN only a slightly different
TORN Admitting that the farmers arc
suffering from the low prices they get
for their products, are not no working
men VINO bny tnese products nj such cheap
rates benefited by the financial system
$aeich has cieapened icpd ETC.. for tl,em!'
am r Of mo, II the far,ncrs suffer, We
sufiW. 1hey buy from us. and II the.
can make barely enough to live on. they
buy fewer carpets less clothing. books
and everything else we manufacture We
depend on them for food, they on us for
manufactured goods, and any condition
u In
time"
The life insurance companies can not
pretend ignorance Of he financial condi-
mas there heen prantrr d riculty encoun-
tered In keeping ~ policies, ana never he-
tho hard lines bencSSin! because v u Shess
lapsed policies We do not imagine. how
Induced some Of them 10 Try !, win their
policy holders over TO the support OF lilo
Is satSer T thnt "p seare Wien tbo Eastern
capitalists FEAR. and which has made them
unable to see the truth As a matter q
In timo the had effects OF ms nreserf
financial condiiigp. dur 20 the dem5nstlaa-
,'on OF silver 'rhe farmers were the first
RI iiron;s, and Tho ripitnijsts arr, The last.
they are BEGINNING Ia appreciate The hard
cnmuanies have n considerlbln proportion
OF heir Surplus caritU Invested n West.
ern inortrtvss and they in1uplne II uer.
feotlv IN 70, Iui, ihav VIII lind In ti,ne and
soon TOO n presc1t conditions coi,tini,e-
that tbnIr inyesfmeuts are .os'rlsf n,r
T,lo ynoitgopea on firm .nnds for IN.
stance. as n Western paner advisos them
10 do. With continually I.creasin,, priee0
Tor farm, ,,roducts OF every ,lascrio.ion I'M
der the nxis,,,p ,ynld sfnnd ar,I IA ia -
much ne nSn", wcstsr, formars can do
mora thnqi n,anv az ,t"r, are able 10 do
10 feed aud poorly clUthe ihefns, LIES and
tb.ir 70 r,tiior rrn,,,dt, son,rtIv ,,,r si,eir
fnr,n atn III snd nay TSey mi BE-.
hind H., nay,ann, "ttntcrest and d,seharr
n'as,in, y" Accordine 10 III. ofrjciaI statiss
Teal oba, 49, az n IFnited .tates' the
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