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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-18
Synopsis Statement year ending Dec. 3ist, j.
Tralrra Las. IA. Of EhicRgO.
IGTFIIUTY OF NOW NtNICJ
Auditors Ofiieo
Insurance Department


For the Year Ending December 3lst, 1885,.
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts,
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Jan'y. 25th. 1896.
1t is hereby certified That the Traders In
surance Co., "a corporation organized under
the laws of the State of New York, whose
principal office is located at New York
has complied with all the requirements
of Chapter IS of the Laws of New Mexico
passed in 1882, entitled An Act Regulating
Insurance Companies y Approved February
Is, 1882 {amended April 3, 1881, and February
Is. 1881 so far as the acquisitions OF said
acts are applicable to said company, and the
said company is hereby authorized to trans
act business as Fire Insurance Company
within the said Territory of New Mexico
subject to the several provisions and require
ments of the acts aforesaid. until December
3lst, in the year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and NinetySix.
In Testimony Whereof, /, Marcelino Care q,
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory of New Mexico, have hereunto set my
han and affixed my seal of office, at the
City of Santa Fe, the day and year first
above written.
Seal. MARCELINo GARCIA.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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Fer the Year Ending December 3.st 1895,
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts. !
Santa Fe. New Mexico, Jan'y. 25th. 1855
1t is hereby certified, That the Home Fire
Insurance Company. CORPORATION organ
lied under the laws of the State Of New York,
whose principal Office is located at New Yor k:
has complied with oil the Requirements OF
in 1882, entitled AN Act Regulating Irsur-
ance Companies,n Approved +, brmary i s
1889 so far as the acquisitions of $ id acts
are applicable to said company. and the said
company is hereby authorized to transact
business as ire Insurance Company within
the said Territory of New Mexico, subject to
the several provisions and requirements OF
the acts e forcs aid. until December 3lst in the
year of our ord One Thousand Eight Hun
drod and Ninety-siN.
III lie timony Whereof, |, MARCHING Glrcia.
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory New Mexico, have hereunto set my
haud and affixed my seal Of Office, at the
City of Santa fe, tho day and year hrst
above written.
EScall MARCELINo GARC1h.
Auditor of Public Accounts
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-18
Territory of New Mexico
Auditors Office
Insurance Department
Certificate of License

For the Year Ending December 3lst, 1876,
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, /
Santa Fe. New Mexico. Jany, 18th, S95.
It is hereby certified. That the. Hartford
Fire ms. Co, corr Grafton orgaI lied under
the laws of he State of New York, whose
rinci al office is located at New lo % has
ter As Of the avs of New Mexico, lassed in
1851, entitled IAN Act Regulating Insurance nice
G. mpanies." Approved February y, lss2
(ameiided April 3, 1884, and Fobruary8, 1881
SO far as the acquisitions of said acts arc az
plcable to said company and the said com
pany is hereby authorized to transact bust
ness as a Fire Iusur.. nee Company within
the said Territory of New Mexico, subject to
the several provisions and requirements OF
the acts aforesaid, until December list, in the
year of our ord One Thousand Eight Hum
dred and Ninety-SiS.
In Testimony Whereof, T, Marcelino Garcia,
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory of New Mexico have herennto set my
hand and affixed my seal Ct office, at the
City of Santa Fe, the dey and yer first
above written.
[Seal.] MARcELINo GARCIA.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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Synopsis Statement Year Ending Dec. Slst, '95
American surety Company of New
Territory of New Mexico
Auditors Office
Insurance Department
Certificate of Publication,

Certificate of Publication,
For the Year Ending December 3lst 1896.
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts,
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Feb'y. 5th, 1896.
1t is hereby certified, That the American,
Surety Company. corporation organized
under the laws of the State of New York.
whose principal office is located at New York,
has complied with all the requirements OF
Chapter is of the Laws of New Mexico, passed
nnce Companies" Approved February 10,
1882 (amended April 3, 1884, SO far as the
acquisitions of said act are applicable to said
Company. for the year of our Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-Six
In Testimony Whereof, l, Marching Garcia,
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory of New Mexico, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Sc of office, at the
above iitten.
[Seal ! MARcILITo GARCIA,
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| Certificate Of Publication.
| For the Year Ending December 3lst, 1896.
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, I
Santa Fe, New Mexico Feb,y. 9th, 1856.
| 1t is hereby certified, That the Standard
| Life & Accident Insurance Company. a cor
poration organized under the laws OF the
State of Michigan, whose. principal office is
located at Detroit, Mich, has complied with
ali the requirements of Chapter i6 of the
| Laws of New Mexico, passed in 1882, entitled
| IAN Act Regulating Insurance Companies.
Approved February Is, 1882 (amended April
| 3. 1850, so far as the acquisitions of said act
are applicable to said Company. for the yeai,
of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety-SiX.
In Testimony Whereof I, Marcelino Garcia,
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory of New Mexico, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal of office, at the
City of Santa Fe, the day and year first
above written.
TSeal MARCHING GARCIA.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Synopsis Statement Year Ending Dec 3lst, 50.
American surety Company of New
York.
NJrOSS assets. '..''. % W
Gross llaD1lltleS, ,'ouat5u','nv
Territory of New Mexico
Auditors Office
VN-.~.
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Synopsis Statement Year Ending Dec. 3lst, 95.
Spring field Fire 4 Marine lns. Co. OF
Springfield, Mass.
Territory of New Mexico
Auditors Office
Insurance Department
Certificate of License

Fer the Year Ending December 3lst, 1876.
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, I
Santa Fe New Mexico, Feb'y. I, 1896 :
It is hereby certified, That the Springfield
Fire & Marine Insurance Company, a cor
poration organized under the laws of the
State of Massachusetts, whose principal Office
Is locat ID at Spring field, has complied with all
the requirements cf Chapter l6 fthe Laws of
New Mexico, passed in lss. entitled IN Act
Regulating 1nsu -anca Companies" APP
proved February 10, 1882 (amended Arril 3,
1854, and February %. 1850, Sd far as the
requisitions of said acts are applicable to
said Company. and the said Company is here
BY authorized to transact business as Fire
Insurance Company within the said Terri.
tory of New Mexico. subject to the several
provisions and requirements of the acts
aforesaid. until December 31st, in the year
of our Lord Une Thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety-Six.
In Testimony Whereof, I, Marcel limo Garcia,
Auditor of Public Accounts for the Terri
tory of New Mexico. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal of Office, at the
City of Santa Fc, the day and year first
above written.
[scal] MARcELINo GARCIA.
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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Synopsis Statement Year Ending Dec. 3lst, 95.
standard Life 4 Accident Co. Of De-
trOit. Michigan.
Gross assets SSH s54 &C
Gross liabilities. .,.,.......... 7S2,549.01
Net surplus 62,S050C
Territory of New Mexico
Auditors Office
Insurance Department
Cortifnata If PuhlicDtiOu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
NEUROLOGICAL.

GrYNES Rice, Texas, April 2,.-Gcorge
W. Guynes died yesterday morning.
LOWRY Tyler, Texas. April 20. Mrs
lawson Lowry died suddenly this morn
ing.
ARMSTRONG Piano Texas April 20 49,
Mrs. Armstrong. wife of Jesse T. Arm
strong, died this morning.
McGnEW- sherman. Texos. April % =
Mrs Martha McGrew died u, the home
OF Her son, John McGrew, NJ p. m.
WAIIoN-Dcnison, Texas. April 90
Mrs l>eanccy Walton died IN the Preston
BEND community yesterday afternoon.
bAI'ls-Palostine Texas, Aprii u The
l.ti!o 2~year-oid laughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Eats died here tony after but a
few days sickness,
Whlll;-9uan4h. Texas. April a0--Colo-
mel w. y. Waite. aged 81 years. died last
night aud his remains we're carried to
Kansas CITY Tor interment
HDTE-- san Antonio. Apg!. 22.--I'rofcssor
W {. Rotc, ono Of the most foremost
educators OF the south. died here today,
aged ~ years iic was the LEADING spirit
III the establishment OF the public school
system In Texas.
M;iioEFY stuehncr. Texas. April Il.
AIRS. Sal!ie Mchuffy. wife OF Rab Mrhofiy,
died of pneumonia at her home ON Willow
rreek.iier Illness WAS OF short duration. She
leaves a devoted husband aud two little
chlldren, mother, sisters and other rela-
ives and friends to mourn her loss, She
was universally loved. Her Integrity ana
, NHNaN'nfN ~ character WIS an eNHln-
PIE Tor ntf 4A& 0fiAfc AS NFtft. Hiufff i
sna daughter RAs s. ~ exemplary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
DlAz WILL Be RIM
But Wsyler Will Rsqulr. Ii, /
Leave Cubs.
coLLAzo'S DESCRIPTION OF All,
Comedies With the Rs,,...
fuhiished-sp spanish Pres, vl.,.
Opposed to tho Reform.

Havana. April 22.--Captaln csr..,
ler' 1t became known this svpn, 4
decided to release tho Rev An.
the American Baptist mlssIon.,, ~
brother Alfred. from custody. :,
ton that they leave Cuba imn....-
a dispatch from Matanzas sa,, =,
American newspaper corresponds. !,
and o'Leary. are detained b. IL ~
ties there.
a Protestant clergyman called ~. ;.
Diaz brothers since thew havs ss.VeN
tody at the residence Of ChIss n
Coppcllo, and was informed h. ~
onors that they are treated "A
consideration by Coppello and hs
ants. They have no complaint !. ~
United States Consul Ramon q Nh.
Is actively engaged on the cas- al -
ing Will be left undone 10 n..,s..
their comfort Whale in the hand, |, /.
police.
Tho Insurgents have burned n.
chinery buildings of the pjantstssa !, 4
Herinnnos, In tho Matanzas dIun,s
General Pando is to return "a Sus =
month.
A detachment OF soldiers has h., !.
gagged with a band of rebels In tbs ~ a., \
Jac1o district near this city M - H..
retired with loss and burned tha NV T.: :
OF Pcpo san Antonio. '3-s
Colonel Hernandez, acting In eorA,,
tion with other columns of Spaniss M.
In the province of Pinar del hi ~ Y
been engaged with the rebels unds, u.
and Borges. numbering about q ~.
The vanguard of the Spanish column ~
sisting of II squa9ran of cavalry. mn.
the ncighhorins fcl'ccs and chars,i h
insurgont camp ut gallop. The I'm,
cnts retreated toward the swars n.
the troops stopped firing to AVOID mi,
the soldiers belonging 10 another sa,sI
column in the neighborhood ana i n
with the rctreating enemy.
Washington. April Consul eae|
WilIiairs has canled to Secretary d
as follows:
"Dias is detained at police headqurs
occupying spacious. dry. well Yerla
room in the upper story. Proceea,s
his case are being hastened by n,
from headquarters. The result Is aid
ed in n couple of days in his aud Dy;s
cases"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
Sh0RT MEMS SiORlES.

ST. lcJ'is-cournissionc Eva Booth OF
The sAsNauon army NNs given a rouslns
tcrenfiun here
CtSctNN NTl-rhc vi no Ar,n of Craw-
FORT fNers lc & SMITH has assigned. LII
abilities S4Nno. assets S.,etauf.
Npt NJ ILAMl TpN. CAl .SWitt's now
come, was o5~grs--i - LICK observatory
cn ANSd IT, q aad IS ay Professor HuSscy
st-i Professor AitArn.
CLEVELAND ohae- In a ii-ht hetwern
union ard aor-uNton lumhNr showers onr
nsac Na- fatally rNt auots atiou@y .u-
.attt. Moe tHoUN.o Is rNstct.ll
TEEi.E H.NrTE. Iai rhe United
mine workers oi Tie Eleventh iutlalNt dis
iritt arc holding tn"ir tos'vpnti-u in Mis-
,itT- - iar ii,.e has o"ca accomplished
pENt FIR. C,io.-iht American Nation
notice was placed op tlr door 80 Ia. ef-
tret 'hst the directors hot deeined 10
AQE.dafn.
owENSBoHO. XIV senator Pullman Of
'jhH~..i. lie p,reet- THE crowd almost went
Wild AZ his arf1cnn 10 ~ tho niWiuistrts-
ton aud Wall sire e..
BtFFAIO. y 4 general strike OF
THIS cisy, To tahe effect the first ~ MAY.
! hr tni"nt 90 ta.s Ne tiou - TO force an
eielt hear lay iuie.
HlRMINGH.AM. Alr-Nnt Corneueus Of
Moultpn WAS she; ard Niei ny j. W.
" tfANrst Satiigilr. They mad bc.cn
eooa friends ANA mo killing was lone IN
Wnitrhurot is IN jail
ST. LOUIS. Mn.--The large hriclI bur
rack build rg 81 feei long toy 30 vide, a.
Jefferson barracks. fourteen miles soGth
SN.prj.
MENoMlNEE Aieh-rhc Menominee
river is a tieol aud many farmers have
interests Wan suner heavily ami Nc.y cnscs
OF -Ihoii fever have been caused ia this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23

90 thoroughly admirable Is his defe-ee 81
his administration. The News can only
| remark that Governor Culeer>on has
''skiiioiily jusglcd' the facts ard figures.
1t matters little wha; the State cxeeu-
tive may think Of National issues. 50 long
| as ne rs a consistent democrat. voting the
| National tsckc, and Submitting legally 10
the will Of the majority, as expressed bs
tho National convention. Governor Gull
| bcrson has no more 10 30 a. sovcruor "
I Texas with the determination Of those Ma
| tionsi matters than any other citizen, ana
he ard She News can isht II out all sum
-,er II tia, realm CO arrsrnea; Il sney seei
50 disposed
The people are Interested directly Ii the
! governors showing as 70 his stewardship
| as chef executive o. ;he STATE. ai,3 :; Is Nv
TIA; showing his claims FOR .nlorseuen.
ana reward will se Judged
The PRESERVATION os she Administrations
case - no; only admirably pu,. but me
sssleo, matter snssks eioauca;ly Ter Itself.
The pisdsss % ;N0 years asa asve Sscn
fully, aia'cs; ideally. compiled w:,h. and
The rcoo-f IS o-e q cScnouy. st;i-cacy
LOO +s"fssse taFH n Ire Story OF AlcilE-
!s'rat.ons. STATE o. National Tho brE-a-
boo OF increased taxe'!oa~ wiki which
iss News ana o;,scr opponents c. Gov
ernor GIihcrsons aarsis lsirasion arc at
tempting . ffish'en ara s,sr,is; the pee
pie VAS, as the governor SHOWS hui a
accessory sep. aaa ~ nc means a rnr.,,,-
some enc, % meet 0eacitnoy TO- which
is's rnin s'rai'ra was in 10 wise -
Spo7s.tie. and wash it wss necessars To
meet so rro'ecl 'Ae psnor Of zee State snd
lis crc1',.
Ths7. an pc NJ sDcerssful assam, made
by 1'e nepaAsts And -ePaencAns and the
tafsf ss.7si 'hc governor, eioau-,ai
ana lFa-'' Sly exhaustive v.uaicsrcu Of
7'-'sr'f ana A's party in ne r-aaa, elrert
- 'aas aaa-rs 5u- n< the current term
"a-e his oetonanier s4i.ons tor the future
ars '-ty a-, wise.
s'ca So Sre-eh ought &c A.sarm criticism
s'i IT, l'7,n-7tlor IS i leaves no argument
i7r iae ea1osi;.on % Stand on, tho ruhNc
--ag eArs-t tae substitution OF saphisiry.
si-sr aa rr representation ny ;ne dos
gang who arc ia opru
aas;i-is g. t.e ieraocracy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
CoNNEcTlcur nEFuRLIcANs.
Neither Mckinley Nor Reed Were Men
tened IN the CouvruUon
tlsf..tra tt

tened IN the Convention.
Observation-Disclosures.
fX-Ciov Morgan, j. l. Hutchinson
l.. W. Bulkloy, \. H. Brewer.
New Haven, Conn. April D. 1t was ful-
~ half an hour after the time appointed
Tor the roassemhling of tho republican
convention when the body was ready for
business
Es-congrcssman William L, s.monds
was made permanent chairman Altar a
brief sddress the chairman called for
nominations tor dclogates-at-larse to the
iolpWl"s were chosen; Y.N-Gtsernor
Morgan h. W. BuSlcy of Hartford Hon
John !. Hutchinson of Essen. Arthur II.
lreWer OF Norwich and lion. Samuel FEES
scnaeu of stamford.
The platform. which was next read and
aropteh. opens with declaration IN Ia
vor of a protective tariff and the rectp-
rociiy plan advocated 10y the late james
q Blaine. Upon the currency question
the convention SAYS;
We are uuaiterably opposed to the
issue OF Unsecured paper currency.
either hy the government or the banks.
the irce coinage of silver at any ratio
ana iiNor single STANDARD of value
aud mat standard gold We believe
tins roltcN, with "A sound and stable
currency upon gold basis VIII fur
nish sufficient revenue to meet all Pc
qu'rrmenis of the government and
r-cuerly support II.
IN other sections the platform declares
for adherence II the Monroe doctrine for
Increased coast defeuscs ana a larger
navy, tor tie exclusion of paupers. in
sane md criminal immigration, and for
no care OF deserNlng soldiers ana sailors
Of the Union.
The electoral vote CT Connecticut is
pledged 10 whoever may he the nominee
VI the convention for the presidency.
CVon the call OF the roll for the iistrlc,
iel gates the various county chairmen re-
ported the nominations made mt last
nights caucus. These the convention rat
nicd:
Hartford County 80 James A. Cheney,
South Manchester.
Newton County - Thomas T. Allen.
Suragu".
Fairfield County-Edward A. Keller,
Nnrwaik.
Wiudham county-chares u, searlcs
Thomson.
Lpchneld County-Iiuhe,t Williams. sal
ishnrV
NJ ldlcsex county-John A. Douglass.
Midll"toWn.
Tolland County-Goorgc Sykes. Rock
vile.
NV Haven County-R. w. Blake. Der
hy
In loss than an hour from tho time the
convention was called Ia order It's husl.
noes was finished and IT had adjourned
Neither ficed nor Mckinley were men
toned IN tho convention Among the del
rcnics there WAS considerable puthusia SIN
Tor these two aspiranis for the prrsiden-
tai nomination. No other candlilatcs
seemed TO be Thought of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
No Instructions Were Giycu--tiold stand
ara Advocated,
pclcgates ~ nrge.


'rirE""oNX,, ~ t,Ai,or
- !" " eulhe'oA' u +, rroEa,,r
j A cary ~ ~ 'F"'N'''
Before the committee reports were SUB
,,' -, an. - +, t,. former i,nlt.I
49, ,,,,,s,,, ,..re,OI In paris ard tx
,...,.,,, f.s,,,,I 70 Neiapuscar Waller
,t,orn., e;anrr.I Ilorr,a Ciabaueh was
- ,....,.,,,.,,t' .,,.t,n,n, ,r1 ,hc elc,.-
.,'.,.,.... ..,,,, ,,,.,.,,,,s ,yo,, ,nl,.,
''9'' ,'','..,'
~ ,v.u,,,,, %.
-, ~ 60, a,t ,v,ut,,,
-, 800 ,,.t,t,,,,., ,',d po,,or, /,
.,.',,'',,
VI .'''''." ~ f,.or,.o ,vc,,irg,on ~,
psi't,nnrc vvulian Fletcher OF ANNAPOLIS
n 4 81 Cl4ir OF worcester county ana
e. it33i,,moboi,s. ~ snllfnore'
- 'rHth....II -, l.. l., int. and 4 H. CoolS-
uNo Iiovd n"th OF baltimore. were
ab'scn irtsldentlal Observation-Disclosures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
Tennessee Convention Gave Ironclad
Mckinley Instructions.
PLATFORMS AGAINST FREE COINAGE.
Nc ither Connecticut Nor MARYLAND
Delegates Were Given lnstruc-
tions for Presidential
Candidates.

Nashville, Tenn. April 22-The repub-
lean convention today was "A Mckinley
aud Evans convention. The Mckinley
men were here TO win and they won Ill
though they rubbed out one name on the
slnie ana wrote another for harmonys
sake and ali Instructions are for Me
kinley and his benefit
Late last night the Mckinley mana gers
perfected compromise and danger of IL
serious contest IN today's convention over
the o"ndidaciea of sandford and Rodgers
for delegate was avoided. sandforl sign
!ng pledge 70 obey all Instructions With
this obstacle out of The way the Mcilin-
Icy men had smooth sailing and no d.ffi-
Guilty IN cMct!E- iho slate nftcr ihcy ad-
miiied that Saulford could be substituted
ior todgers. There WAS really no opposi-
ti'h 20 Mckinney, tor the Rodgers Sand
fora uEht was local East Tennessee
slnNnh." The early morning session was
Wn'FeNitni committees aud temporary or
sumizAt!ou occupied but "a littlc tliac. and
ta'H ~ CLAY Evans and W. T. Moore
rival candidates fox vice president. made
speeches and advocated harmony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23

mancnt chairman and the committee on
credentials rep ,rted no contcats. Con
gresham Bryan was called upon ana de-
iiverod an extended address touching on
freo silver and the division of to demo-
cratic RACKS In Nebraska y number OF
other prominent democrats also spoke.
The following dclcgatcs.at-larse were
elected: W. j. Bryan, c. j. Smythe, W.
H. Thompson: W. u. Oldham.
The platform was adopted WIN mucn
enthusiasm and no opposition. 1t declares
FOR direct vote on senator's. income tax,
revenue tariff, inlative and referendum ana
liberal pensions.
ON finances II says.
We favor the immediate restoration
Of the FREQ aud unlimited coinage or
gold aud silver at the present lega!
ratio of ID TO as such coinage existed
prior to lSsl without waiting Tor tho
aid or consent of any other nation
such gold and silver TO he a. full legal
tender for all debts. public and private.
We are opposed TO the redemption or
the rrecnbacks and demand that the
secretary Of the treasury, instead OF
issuing interest, bearing bonds for the
purchase of gold shall recognize tho
right to redeem grccnlacks, treasury
notes and all other cotn obligations in
silver when silver is more convenient.
In opposition to a. p. Assn. the plat
form contains lengthy plank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
McKINLEY's CAUSE HURT.

Bollttlomcnt OF General Harrison Enrages
the Indiana Delegation.
Indianapolis. April - Developments In
Indiana have brought about rather dan-
gerous situation for the Mckinley cause
M this state. The delegation to ST. Louis
men who do not hesitate 20 debate that
their first allegiance IS 10 Generii llarrl-
son IN case there should hc general
mo"t ment toward him IN the ST Louis
convention. Tho 'iRht that % hoing wigel
SO agTesslVoly ior Mex nlcy Instructions
IN the State convention has had the ,nert
already OF arousing resentment on the
part of these men as woll rs IN the
breasts of a great many Harrison mrn
throughout Indiana. They are neatly all
for Mckinlcy. hut do not like the moth
DDS of his managers In ihla state, chair-
man Gowdy - the recognized leader IT
the Mckinley forces here. and ,l,osr men
matter in high-hauled fashion. aud that
he has promised TO Mark \. llama "
CleyWelend ny ne indiana g',esai ,,
kinley even If II takes bitter hsht TO
accomplish II,
Tho fcollng in The committee is not so
spirit of rebellion that has grown UP
among the delegates already elected to ~.
Louis The chief cause of this ~ the APP
pSanTs 81 IT 10 & |" h Ss
the people of Indiana are FOR Mckinley
FIRST, last and an the time, and would
have been for him even had 'ieueril Iar-
rlson not taken himself out Of the rae"
by HIS letter OF February 8 There are
fourteen o. trcen warm personal adj
mirprs OF General Harrison on the dole
gallon. ana this sort of camnaigl IS ex.
trcmcly distasteful 10 them. Two on three
of these men have gone 80 far as 10 inN
shat II this IS kept M and II the question
OF instructions IS forced 10 an ISSUE IN
the state convention thcy viii take II
upon themselves 70 demonstrate Ia the
am ,he first low. OF InIinna. aud that a
camphign made upon the line OF hahitle-
mcnt OF him can not succeed IN this State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
wEyLER Is CoNFIDEN-
Believes He VIII Put Down the w.
In Eight Months

Havana. April 22.-capta'n NJ.
Wcylcr expressed his view OF nep.
in cuba today. which he claims
is very encouraging for the ,,i s - ir;s
umns. lie believes that II WIZ w al
bic for Maceo TO pass the lr9at ha 81
out OF Pinar del Rio. even III '"
season. 49,. ,bs rss0
General Wcylor says that t ns.,I
Is more broken up than ne eAi Law st
sidering its deveiopments. IN W" NJ
decentralization and lack u assoscjlyl
throughout tho island. but ,S SspS hon
Pinar del Rio. he expresses in .s,l M L
the pacincation of the island n mn ~
a question of about eight ~ sssrpns!l
General Weyler says ne - s| iror
the absence Of Maxine Go ,'sceo yiy1
part of the island. leaving Ma eoats1l
help. lie points out that ng nara No "
In Santa Spiritu region, Mn ~ he q
able to provoke an uprising a y, va.
of the country folk. as they u, MI he NJ
with destruction and crime aa,his1p \
more so as Eastern syi"pA"
refused to come West.