The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27

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| favor /, with his signature md his sur
ferance The hill reached tho seualc, A
! substitute ~ reported for IL. Certain pa
| itiotic republicans forgetting all the trit
dltlons OF their parry. seek go read from
tho party rcpwnlicans in TINS chamber
who arr devoted to himuiullisn HlId pro-
lection. two elementary pelncples Of re-
publican faith, hut ia such proportion ~
10 apparently be compelled ga vote against
I ono OF their principles IN order TO secMc
the success OF the other. Some gentlemen
who pretended Ia understand the situation
refused to cooperate. To thr candid 1ucig4
| nent OF honest nl'ui leave the dctorininA-
| ton of the questions rotating TO tho ildei-
| ily of the republicans In this senate 10
their party principles.
II Il high limo republicans who claim
TO he within the party should take ih"ir
cu"s from N" party p'htiorn rathyr thhn
from thc White House II II Hhhll noonr
that thin uenSel"sh crhsdhr "HalnAt r.
puhlic1ns who believed, IA gopd mith, IN
the Minneapolis platform when II drVlAtei
fer himrtnllian ~ wei "a protection
| shall ho Cnfrird to such an extent as may
result ia tho adoption Of president 'icv",
lands scheme 10y the ~ l.rui~ rohNeh-
| ton submit that republican huoceF" VIII
be rendered utterly Impossible,
II the platform OF 1888 announces to tho
country ~ conjunction W4tli the action ~
reports bearing on TN" Two conventions
mai the plank Of himeioilltn adopted at
Minneapolis WAS driuHiV'i, "A trhu1 and
snare. II would be Just as wru for me
republican party not Z MAKE u hphlnWlon
AZ st Louis at all
Mr Carter loend at 10 o'clock and was
greeted with hearty applause from the
crowded galleries and conRratulnti ons
from u number Of his collcngics
Mr. lonr Immediately arose % question
Mr. Garter The MaHsachurctta senator
profaccl his question by referring 10 hiH
long continued support of u protection 10
wool even when The representatives Of
Western wool growing States voted for
free wool
Mr. lionr took up the charge OF Mr.
carter that Eastern republicans had been
false to tho platform of 1892. DID the
Montana senator mean, asked MIR IIoar.
thai the constfuction placed on that plat
form by President Harrison was false
ana olusivcr
The senator Carter had referred to re-
publican sanatora Joining President Cl-vc-
land but Mr. Hoar called attention to the
ovcrwhoImin,, majority which the rcpub-
lican states of New England had given
against Mr., Clrvelnnds party
Mir Hoar closed win a question adj
dressed specifically to Mr. carer, namely
II ask that acnaior whether we are TO
understand him 10 say that N he fails TO
convince hia republican associates he
then proposes TO say TO us you shall not
s,,rrn n yon, cSnv i" AZ 10 ~
prot,rtIv. inrIrf IN hnr,nftrr rcuorte1 fair
and lust on wool. lead ore iriii ana the
vario,,. Indus,rins OF Inc West, docs thc
s",,atnr ,te,u ~ az that IN. rilii nal lei
,baa hui mes unicss we s,,rrrndnr our
cn,,d,,,ta,,i ~, ht,,, -.
IL ',",tH :" 1i,,, a., door n. .oou n.
or fAitei seeI'cu the IlVvr "S,Hoos ss
.u,,a H., . r,s,,,..H a',d inInrni ,o
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ME , ,a"p ~ ~, gnrtnr oJS.d 'h,t Inn.
IrrunI.Nhn VINO i"i''N.u mn Va. p"ttS
plhtiplN hikh' ue .ni'lou 10 llh ~.
frnliioh ny nf"yt Ny OF c"Hb itNS VII ~, .pt
Mhoif huliAhel WIN IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ana mo purposes o. Mr' iH,IhVh, ultF
dli i"'l ani were ied 20 lsri ny illh eou-
AiiHi cn0rtf tnai tnr hnWli,lhuiNo1 was
honesty r'rkhis 10 gNt. rAlrtHslvli 10 rhe
republican position On inc nlAheml uu,H'
iion. Mr.. carter in.tbtF htal,l that u"
Interpretation placed On ihe9I iunehpoHb
platform by the rerublicans ot ne EhN
would lead them 70 WIPE on NC last
vestige Of legiFAllon iasOTable 70 shNtr'
with such construction Of the Minnc-
npohs piniiofin ne sllv,r Ictnpilrhhs wee