The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-19
'.rosoN AND BAKER
elu.'gIIE The DEMOCRACY

n Wy overnor on the sound money
n y |, time Tor the lovers OF our
..sooacy to begin TO reckon
sH' 1,.s ms to Tho result. " such
asrss" shenid bear tho desired
aiilv" colnncl Baker has so polite
Nv " amer the gubernaturial CON
Sss wfsaI that Ia tho way COM
m 10 Judge Harry. | must
y Wanted, w the absence of an
~ ass,iinAtion, that he would ac-
N,rdoracment of tho democracy
AT A renumina tion Tor "a SECOND
Va office he now holas;
~ s.ems 10 nave obtained among
s ss, And gold advocates I'M, each
sNw.,anded TO, put n fun ticket In
s,'eryfhlng In sight, and not
" iw,yone that did not agree with
My IA policy the United States
INC in regard to silver aud
* for constable,
Wn , ,v not only seems rash. but
vrl IN ongondCr bitter antngon-
T,ndiyiiual democrats which
iTNt IN "A disruption of the party.
nsa s,,,se The defeated ones TO be-
~ A,eni ms To the success OF tho
l1 isa,, In tho primary or convcn-
Ky might mako democratic au-
W Tho Judge what difference
liz in lis effect on the country
vi and Texas In particular, II tho
y ar land commissioner Is gold
\, sdyocate2 IT IT can not AFFECT
s,ticn either for veal or woe. why
n "a bring together tho opposing
rather than attempt TO continue
.syate tho proycut disscnsions
Ns marty hy attempting 20 dccoy
u.ker into tho breach TO he
ny the avalanche or silver votes
ar 10 have him ant upon with
s,s,,v nv the peoples delegates 90
Y. convention ON August lS lie
.ood n democrat and too efficient
y, N 10 dealt with SO roughly
IA ho more considorate Of the
N tho pnrtv and tho interest Of
I, seak ia place Mt It's head Let
,r rrhvnl I'm your counsel. Think
s,mands OF our state and the per-
A Of the plans Of economy 50
N nnnlendcd for by Governor rul-
"A so effoctually nut into opera
himself and Commissioner Baker.
MO Two officials as examples md
aths for the reason inst they have
N Tho workings o. their depart
,d / know from that what thrY
,srnnpllahod all he wished to 10
Hbc ve, ho has Fonc 81 long way
II. and with a favorable lcglalp-
u iva moro wears to continue his
IL wifi show splendid results. Ac-
70 Colonel BAKERS published
M No has operated the land Of
rtsA less than dld his predecessor
IA preceding year Ills statement
Dat the work In tho several lie
w n the land office increased
habe In he first year to what
nA preceding Vopr Tho land Of
t5v operated with about forty two
IL against about nfty-sis under
f,tsscr ny requiring the clerks
tho full legal time OF nino hoWa
Awe forty odd CLERKS do moro
A,n The nttv odd used to do. In
N 10 bringing into the school fund
tsee as much money on the in
III work. Colonel Baker expects that
,so years ndmluistrallon 60 show
nyng in the management of the
Ne 10 the people of tho state
Zen Notwithstanding this may
Sowing hV thrgc two office %
hslr first term. some people want
\. ni their receiving tho Endorsement
rN democracy for "A second term.
10y want II. iuet hccauHc the one
ehe advocates or opposes tho free
II silver and gold on equal terms
bio OF i6 70 by the United states
t'at, What n. as individuals.
y hls own private views on this
! does Tint render him any more
n q any the more untitled for tho
governor or land commissioner
4. pot entitled to their own Views
y they not the right to express
ttR "a H. ii.
Mform without being subjected
sirlctures from tho other side
= ssonf 10 hla views on the Fed
't'nments financial policy any
lfcusly III him or any more
" dsqu0lify him for State
y TACT that these two men have
NJ oticial records can not hc re-
n w DO you think IT would hc just
lndorse aud thus rcnominatc
aAe men for q second term and
Other Just bocnusn they hold
views on tho Federal govern
iAhesl policy That Is too little
rN Democratic party of Texas.
wv vheerats DO better than that
|sr ams have boon accorded faith
OF the people 80 long by tho
vi Texas that II has almost
M or tho party. why want ia
~. nng led ~ triumphant success
| I'D am'nt and reform. as he WIN
present Il. in tho campaign,
~ Nv Baker with hts record OF
t. a ana fidelity to duty. together
pne Term associates q do NOT
\ IL ,psak dEparingly or the third
rrmcfs should receive the
I'm ior second term OF the
"A 49, uolnucrhcY in q spirit of
~ without opposition. they
hAas5 w 70 go before the people oi
W sueh clean RuA economical adj
WI Mpportel by tho records
- IA ~ encouraged by q harmon
ssn, u'lnpcracy, aa would malt'
q. NE IN the November election
ne mem two more years n
SNi ohuhue tho economical wori
sssan, witch when ,nowu nne
~ iully realized, will recciV,
~ OF all parties. II should h,
nNe men would be renom,
|n' k,t,n records without the neces
|.,-l sS,suk canvass Of the state A
pn mat they arc willinf
W sls'unn torn ought TO he suf
tncm tho Endorsement o
~, present demands that cV
w. Jay aside all proiudicn. In
NV opposition that IL not ger
/, \. Az, Nsues, ana harmonizn ~
EvA .,s repeated prcccdonts thn
ls nNon success and ronoml
49, 'Vr'hy men for Rccou,
IN ssca , Harmony,
nv Ans,i,W wiring thn above I sr
M. w statesmen that Colouo
,na. on may say 10 my frc
hat l have no intention Il
sui,l Tor governor" This set
ny ~ IN that direction. Their
ke, nvnght now Of doing any
TX IN slo,o renomirate him for
|fT s.SVng with his ono term as
LEVY kf,s,s rs n froo silver ndvo
|Fs sk,, ne opinion that no douh
| ~ Asno,,ns great delicncV In NAL,
8s " en,aemeut for reelection 4
NJ ~ mls,ioner OF ths land Of
M pser,, !" Inc fact that many o
n m., declared Inst year tina
ars 10 man who did no
,ehcea.aen too, when the Stat
|,fpS s1ysy TO hN oyorwhclmiurl
Nv certainly this onuositle
HI blsb ~" ~, silver advocate wa
| IA h va ~, thCro are thousands o
80 vi a. OF his views on the sill
pa,,. ,suon. as m individual
| ~ Mn nss enuuciafcd tn piat
~ h., AMY indorso him for