The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17
VIEW At AUSTIN.

VIEW AT AUSTIN.
Austin, Texas. February Alt is re.
ported from Ell iaso that It's citizens are
| hot under ths collar over a dispatch from
| Austin printed IN South Texas paper
to the effect that the far Western city has
fallen Into the hands Of bold gung OF
tohehs since It became the tsmpora y rea-
devious u nugilistic talent.
"a SoJth Texas paper" was not alone In
printing the offending dispatch, as 1t ap-
peared with variations IT. every daily
paper in this end OF the State. further
more. II was based upon statements made
| by a respectable ana respected citizen Of
I'll Paso who was visiting Austin few
| DAYS ago, and who can tell sunday 3, hool
meeting from congregation of plug -uglies
I every time. 50 fur as The Post CORE
| spondcnt Is concerned. there was no nlen-
| ton on his part OF lihelinc III PasO ir
| reporting what one of its own people had
/ sald about the condition of affairs out
there, but 1t struck him as being strange
Bud worth uotiGg that the great crowds Of
! bank presidents, prominent capitalists anu
| other important parsonaGes who arc said
to be running over one another In their
mad race 70 get 70 the Border city IN
time to see Mr.. Fit1simmons land one On
| Mt Mahers kisSer had turned into foo,-
I pads and taken to the road instead of
Investing thc.r millions IN IN Paso real
estate and taking hand in the develop
mcnt Of that city,
-
They are saying up at the big State
House hat they are getting tired OF havtng
certain politicians coming up there and
saying; YOU fellows must DO thus and
so"
Pampered, petted and abet,ed as they
have been. thc mani gers OF the side show
silver movement have become dicuttorlal
and aggressive and now they propose to
run the people who n1rsed thcm It the
cutsrt In spite of Chairman Dudley Is
alleged resentment NJ their Interference
In tho nfIairs OF his Committee and in
spite Of the assertions of the silverite
MONITORS OF that committee, that they
paid no attention 10 their suggestions. the
Ilaketes claim that the adoption OF the
Hill resolutions was a victory for them
md insist that the members of the ad
minlsration must toe the line established
Tor Office again OF cours4 this is calling
and brings on bitter talk. with tho Handy
committee threatening vengeance on one
sido and tne fslnte rnon,tfeo nss,,TnIno =,
mcnaclue attitude on the other the posi.
: ton Of an incumbent with a laundering for
another ofGclnl term "a nuything hut
pleasaut. hence tht probability of an open
dl,iyoNqu Of any kinshlp win Tho Mexia
cnbnl Nolbtrr, Stort ~ thot ,,n, ,ayc ~,
ticket Democratic, things political nre I'm
bad way and no mistake. and nobody
l,rovs IL b,tt,.r iba, th,, ,,nc,,i f.r,,Iy ma
If fla a4gf .scttl Ne rncol1,d mad ,,,.ra..
[ Brother lillard's Innocent. ctndllke aud
70 bland llt.le Legislative caucus which gave
ne Blak. organization birth wnula nul
ufelf safelv tucked away beneatb Tho
' daist.- ~ MAI re 49,, ,,o,s 1,,,r,.. ~
us N venr and a hnlr couII In ,yuoI o,,t
q ind a new start taken no elective nom.
bar Of thc oracIal family could l,o ro,,,,
&c touch Rrothrr T,llnrd's echen,o win a
@ ten foot pole, neither would ,herc hn any
I m, re- basten,,,g az STATE officials to,vnri.
, Itort Wcr,b az pot,,s 10 anen,or ,t,N ~, ~
of Chnlrnan nlakc Tho result of warm.