The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-14
POLITICAL M.

llshno,,, cue largest ma
INC outlook for Br,. enials,s
u u, recent better 10 , y sai SUI
Tenn ., MIR. posIs r. a ! irisai b y,
H. Il wrote you fs,, u'' ~
''he OF the pres!ae-,,.,N sfs ~ !.
VIII ' now MY MY. Prophecy s .rs' I, y
I be ,S lection n and ten ' yoa -, ,.'
T rac's ns would be s'.o ssa =, I i's
r u'onS are much brlshts. =. nm
n HY' oye and his election i, a., sa. c'
Il was wa,h him. 4 q ,s!.
IRAN rrain from Chicago to Nae, "a q d
ds snsr m,ps e' d such salAs Nh
enlng ever seen In tia, =. s'TaH-.
, ,'"nkiy admit that no t pss,i as'
ieccived such nm o,. puoE IA;
round the circle, i, y's lion His
/ saw ,bd Ms .' cause an uSa NY. ~
bay INV , sl,i, great crowd IN II y III
bv Xxx hs ialiy 5000. ama,a y glisa
ny nus matchiess traio sa AZ 81
UPON as the tribune az ~ he
Nv u III the agricultural a. ,wnrx
~ worship him. usslr.els N,
g., nave talked with A..
une9e large cites art .te ssba,
let i'', go :, aVei.ng men, who VII 4 y
aua lothing but Bryan ~ IL W
v', yam, and that The v, w,
VIZ Is going TO him Wv VICE III
IN ms vote he wo,
pubncans? Never "pa pack BY a,
s,lVer has been ground I ie,,' sss
ther being, and the-s '",' s'sy 4
hay .i ,r .hd' can change then ~ sss
~, ! was present at the y,.,,
n lagara Falls, which l. II ~ rsla
agricultural district, ana II w as asl
oN'whe.m.ngly repubIlcan s lhg
~ ihbly of 3O,NND farmers Eh
Mnoin are republicans, simn,, " ~
ulis man. This assemhlag"' hE
over by a republican o. ~ M
C',nn,a,ii,r,,mI.a.nship cf the repuelis I.
"i.'il't zee In order 10 work +
second Lincoln. ne sNa
! tell you 1t is A. peaoo,,,
ana pennsylvania. with II, M
llcan matccIty, is tremb,Is,
ailce. All the efforts Of MsR,,a.a
the tariff into this csmn.,..T .
aNail; The people win not X, !,
are determined that this msnss s 8
sn@ll be settled, and settled n :. y
o. humanity and not In N.
pond brokers and stock PAW.
nave used the government ,r@''.,
the last twenty years to furths A.,
end. 'n1 'aT
The masses OF republican, q.
they have been outraged ~ 80
by the!r platform and knew IN, ~ i.
ton OF Mckinney means fcu, ys,r !
or Cleve.nnd,sm ana goad gaubI,r 4
are now determined 10 teach nj, !.
lesson Il VIII never forget
Mark my prediction. his Stat,
be carried by Bryan and ths ans
going to furnish the yot~ 10 IN
get them In the cities, whas he NV
man Is held rs a chattel sai ii. 1
owned by a corporation bos; th,r
the tailoring man an objec, lsssnr n
ever they catch him with Bryss N
On by telling him his serves m
longer needed"
MIR poaler's territory emb-a.s AZ
large cites from Boston 10 New Oil
and he has a wide Acquaintance AZ
political leaders OF Ohio AMI Illnn!.
.ng represented the Chicago Herald
s'af correspondent few year "a
hns always taken an active stsss
politics. When he was In Nasavsk
| ne telt certain tina. McK!nley ssaA
nominated and elected.
Congressman Amos J. cummrn 4 !
York stopred over in Washlrgtn n
few days ego. To reporter Of ls.r3
IT, ston Star he said:
Il cant tell you very npch MI
situation in New York." said b. :
think IT safe prophecy that D.
cratic State convention will dsc!iH
fG BRYAN and the platform. L Z
never do TO indorse the former III
come out for gold" a.
what about Senator HnlT.a Il
We'll. / think at the right Una NJ
come out strong in support Of NE n
ticket"
DO any OF Bryan's New York w
ers seriously think he has q eala
carrying the StateF
"A good many OF them are e IS !
ion. Elliott Danfocth and John T. u.
han would almost stake Their w
IT. on the contrary, there aT Ts
ans Ike Sloat Fassett,. LeinN. q y
and General Curtis. who are NE
cere In their belief that me h.s
electors will win by 10000 ma)o,N, :.
AR. the voters who die n ,ae y |,
and perform Other kinds OF manun ! !
keen hunger at bay comml'leo y :
ann Sewall" ,r ,u,,
"Tnev are almost sctdly. ! !Il i.
is no Doubt that the orsansea n's
mont In New York City. tne EN- a,s,
voted for Henry George ler H p,,,,
thousands besides, will suppo.. , W.
Sewall with practical unanm"'