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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-10-24

Thursday Is the day to see "Onr Kittie'
at Homma npcr.s %lionse, on Thursday,
Oct, 2gtt. Voral aud instrumental music
during performance. Ticket Office opeas for
sale OF tickets t:bm Saturday, Oct. gath,
to 29th. Get your reserved seats intime,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28
POINTS ,norT PEOPLE.

Mo. f,,tt. r,
orNo >}}ntltv, fG&nn, VINO has been called
Nork fro,, Vuh. ~ re- ~ IN Now
,yi1,o,,t ,'n, "n 'Vsy,ufnnie 9ilmrnt and is
son,c yo,r ,"''''' 'i'' may I'VE In pain Tor
rustJ, t,. .,..,,,.,.
N,,ursN,n ms sqlandorel m Eooi docda a
ar, tr,,,,o "',,,,o ,. 1n S,'i,N' ana a." pros
rn,,titr," 'U f',''vu1N aUnos wholly on th~
ils vo,t, '' ''''ht popular edition ct
Sir Henry Kcppol s. yeare of ,,,,
MN, HI Ivnl"c imiral IN The British
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28
4 Kick From Crosby.

10 tile Editor of The Fost.
Crosby, Texas, November 25 Some PAR
ties here are circulating petition 10 the
railroad commission OF Texas asking the
commissioners to compel the Sou,h2rn Pa
ci,ic railroad company to give them a let-
ter passenger train service between this
place aud Houston, and also to build a
depot here The cause of this ACTON r.
that since the time card nov ir Use went
INTO effect ON the Sth OF this month, trains
Nos. and 20 have not been allowed TO
stop here for passengers or express mat Ter,
ana ON this account passengers for Houston
OF o;her points west of Crosby are forced 10
take train No. rs. This train 10 due at
houston AT 10 p, m, and therefore any one
Eoiug TO Houston and having any bGeiuoss
To aitond to Is forced to stay there one day
ana two nights, as they are compelled 70
l9ke train No. II, duo here at 6:32 N
lhey allcge that this detention is 10th TN
necessary aud expensive. 1t is claimed
mat the extra expense for hotel hin and
other incidental expenses Is at least $40.
InoN also contend that the large amount Of
huslhtss dcnc At this station by the rail
road company 10 and should be rntltled 10
better treatment than is accorded 10 them
ny the railroGd company. II IL v,iy un-
fortunate that this contention should have
arisen al this time as n large number Of
homosock ers have been here nearly every
DAY TINS month, and many of them Eavo
purchased lands here 1t is feared trat this
matter VIII deter a good many AMI ,njuIe
'nc SAFE OF lauds here. The rnilrr al eff
clala. when addressed upon the suhjrvt. re-
rlitd that tho trains were no Aclvy and
NJ ne time 80 fast that they could rlt tavc
lNrrl stop here for the prcsoat, v-lith was
considered US being very unsatisfactory to
The people here Win. Gibson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

CT Louis fost- Dispatch.
ms is the third year of a short cot
Ion crop There is Ices cotton this yea,
iAan last ana there was less last ycai
than the year before, The cotton market
Is not oNerstockcd and has not bsen fol
YET The price OF cotton goes down. Me.
Nnlcyites say the advance in wheat
Pr',s tina, the price OF silver does No,
measure The price OF commodities ahl
lhai 1T is possible for agricultural staplcs
TO advance while silver remains s,auon-
cry cv declines
famine in India = shortage in Rus
sla and comparative failure ~ orous IL
oiher countries cen force an advance In
the price Of American wheat American
cotton, Ok which there Is a shorter crop
ana IN the sale of which there is less for
slfn competition. Is still measured by the
comparative prices o; the precious metals
II continues TO go down with silver as
ncasnred by gold, just as whoa, did h.
loFe the famine, and just as wheat will
again when the famine is past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

eugene Marshall OF Dallas. United Stat,
aFlr''t attorney. gets of good one on ,
sound money McKiulcyite who claimed 20,
o' democrat Don't You believe" h
said that we sound money democr,t
VINO voted FOR Mckinley deserve rocoeri
ZION Certainly" said the urbanc En-
e'ne 'and your get IT," Good" satl
the ) NJ. u Mclto, Il want your indor.o-
n'ht Tor the postotfIcc at Dallas. Several
republicans are out for IL. and I'm IN, orly
sound money democrat applying Dom
yvu mink u good way to settle ,lr souul,
o'' Ncll' said Mr. Marshall, ''rn not
SO sure about Tint There is difference
p''Woeh 'rccogul.ine you and your scryir, .
anu WNiug YOU ali tho offices Nav /
summit 10 Your candid iudemcnt aud sons,
"' fairness this proposition Suppo4c ,
h',u pug silver bus. a tumble bug. ,,I
a iH'lonN republican apply TO Mckinley for
u ~ "''l'r ion't yo0 think II ought riglt-
lui'y To 20 20 the republican," The n
~ Molic scratched his head AMI sail ,o
l''''Vely Il understand what YOU moan
s"rp'sr by silver hug md by COLA hur
"ue, WIZ" dc rou moan 10y iumblc hue,
NE' SAID MARSHALL "a fclluw Ike va,
VINO only tumhled a short time before mo
,'I' ""'ion The dlseust N tho mis-
".N''r' aH he walked away without an
,,D'r Nord may bo better imagined than
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A New Mcaicnu ncmcny.

EANlt ass tUile
The town council of C.udad por,lrlo n,,,
learning that diphthcrh had made is e,'
p'a'ah,e here. instructed pr. L1ron1o
'aN'u 10 telcsaph TO the City Of Mcy,co
ioF a remedy known as "sNero anti-di,b.
thvi'e dc RoaN' which has been usel for
shI' iFease IN dlGorcnt parts Of Eurppo
oHo MrNleo especially IN chihuahua Win
pronounced success The remedy has a.
tNtH ANA ut Nantu has made AN offer OF,
eolh MA medicine ana his services IN Gaze
,.u.s should be desired BY the Authorities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

either now occupy or VIII IN due course sii
upon seVcn thrones namely. th0ao ct the
ltiiish empire the nussign empire, the
German empire. the Kingdom OF ,honrc,
gland ,iuclv of Hesss AID tho duchy of
r Mnln.ugoa
IN Euil g. titrech Of Chicago. tho lend
inF rabbi OF he West advoc lies the con-
pete abo Ton OF tho llearsw 'r1bblth
hy the people or MS religion He den'nf a
thar The soyerth day tradition of ihs race
~ rVaiiownd ~ IN The nerfa''y Of iGrpi-
inr Tho railgion 10 the customs % the
country IN which II Is ir1nspi1nted
James II. Young. who has been elected
20 congress w Philadelphia, WA a v"n y
diincr by his associates tn ncWspapcr
work In Philadelphia one hundred inn
nay me- connected with journal m sat
~ iAp ~ 1ncr. and zach pues1 received a
copy Of "rhe Confessioual Record" con-
tanning 4 list Of all his friends who expect
to apply to him for Jobs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mr. Mark Hanna is reported as being In
favor of buying silver bullion and ISSUING
currency on the same according Ia rho
market value OF the bullion measured by
gold. THIS is only the old Sherman law
with Il modification. 1t Is said that be me-
Guicscos in tho proposition to retire the
gtoonbacfs and authorize National bantn
to issue currency to the par value OF III.
bonds which they hold. and that he su7-
gesis the issuance of silver certificates yo
MS not to decrease the currency. He ccr-
tainly is wise in that, fer the people will
not stand decrease in the currency. and
there must be some substitute for the
Rfotnbacks, How easy II would be to le.
,ho sold standard remain aud adoDt thu
free coinage Of silver and then let tho Ma
tional banks issue to the full volume of
the bonds which they hold and make all
their DIS reuecnable In coin. thus using
both gold and silver alike. one thing ia
certain, there is going to be n larger use
OF silver as money or as basis OF which
currency VIII be issued Tho present pnIicv
Of the administration In ccinng the SELF
niorage and issuing silver certificates is n
confession that there is no such a thing
ns 5o-cent dollar, and that the country
needs silver as n foundation money Tho
hctter cVldtion of the money market is
due not only TO taking the gold that was
in hiding out OF Its hiding plnce bur To
the fact that the administration began tho
coinage of silver at the rate of 50 900 900
per month and has continued 10 issue cur
rency on such coin. why not let this
policy be enlarged? The silver i'm the ,reas
ufy is doing no good 1t is owned by the
government. IT may as VOL go to work in
'he monetary world. 1t certainly was good
policy, although n confession Of its short
comings, when the administration decided
to coin it at the rate Of 81 000, 900 per
month on ratio of 16 to /
We have long believed that Marcus A
Hanna was bimetallist that William
Mckinley ut heart was bimetallist. and
we know that both the democratic and re
publican party are bimetnllists 1t seems
exceedingly strange that they can not de.
wise means that will be for the good of
the whole country. means by which bl-
mrtallism VIII ho made the foundation o,
our monetary system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

and enc republican to eight democrats and
two republicans.
Washington changes from two rcpubli
cans to u1e democrat and one silver flu
sionist
West virginia viii still have four re-
pubioans
wisconsin continues its solid delegation
of ten republicans
Wyoming changes from one republican
to ono dVmCCrat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28
TEXAS IL rhnNGnNPHs.

a football club has been Organized in
| Paris.
An Ice factory is being built at BAL
linger.
Beevillc has Just closed Il successful
| Hover show.
Lonsv!cw'g dramatic club is giving EN-
| tertainmcnts In neighhorinG towns.
| Volunteer OATS In Grlysun county are
six inches high and promise large yicld.
| Professor W. |. Gibson has bought the
peoples party paper, published at Waxa-
| hnchic,
The first flower show Of nc Ladies' lIor-
ticiiltural association Of BallinHcr was
held last week
on account OF a secretly Of feeds.urs
/ there VIII he hut few hoevcs fed IN Run
teis county this year
Atlanta s now connected by telephone
WIN Linden bDugaasvillc Bryans Mil
Naples and Queen city
The nflh annual fair and flower show
of the Indies of Colorado county was held
lifi Thursday and Friday
Or White OF Terrell win be urged ,or
appoin incnt as superintendent OF inc
Terrell asylum. TO succeed Or Ros5cr.
The second annual exhibition OF the
san Antonio Poultry breeders associu-
ZION VIII begin December . and run tour
days
Rev. \. r. C. plnw ne. late of Wynnc-
wood, l. r, hes accepted call TO the
pn7ioratc OF the Cumhorlud rreshy terrain
church 81 Denton.
y l., Crouch a stockuou of rcarsan,
has prepared a bill 10 pay hounues tor the
turc.
Julge ]. L. McCpll 1nd .v Tax Colo,,or
- WI NJ. Taylor have bought the material
% me Leader h" popHis- organ a..
W,"t,herford. and VIII continue It's pub
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

81 LOUIS hcpubiic.
What saved the hght?" asks Senator
Chandler in a letter to the Tippecanoe club
of Manchester, n. H., discussing the recent
| election. and he promptly replies. "The
tariff issue"
During the campaign the plea was pa .
trlotism' The country was urged to rally
round the flag and save the United States
from reputation and dishonor. The horrors
OF anarchy were painted In lurid colors
Business men were told that they we're
being pushed over the brink of disaster by
tho democratic leaders. The tariff issue
was laid on the shelf and If anything was
said about it the country was assured that
Mckinley and the republican party had
experienced change OF heart and that
nothing would he done with the tariff save
possibly to amend the present law to pro-
vide enough revenue.
NOW. the tariff saved the country All
OF those alleged attacks on National honor .
the supreme court and the Federal All
thorlty amounted to nothing The people
rallied to the republican standard because
they realized that they could not exist
without that per cont of tax that the
democratic party knocked off the McIiin-
ley law The people Of tho great agrlcul-
tural States OF the Middle West who had
voted to have the Mckinley law smashed
did not turn IN the democratic party In
1871 because 1t failed 10 carry out their
mandate. but because II presumed to
touch the sacred DEGREES OF the tcriff
barons
1t is the same sad story OF political foxi-
ness that has marked the course of tho
masters of the republican party for years
Patriotism and the spcctor OF anarchism
are handy devices of the cunning states-
men who have MIXED Uncle Sans COW
tI..t..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

81. Louis Republic ,.,,.,ss 4
In one OF those a''' e'ss !
which he vouchsafes tS "a Il
"o exposes the plan y q, s's n 4
mortgage hopes TO ' o., .s,s|
, the chariot wheels Of ''' =
cate. .,a IN hia']
Mr.. Hanna says 'h'' p,,,y, u
lost to the REPUBLICAN -, "a III
, 'or' " vote can he capture ''.,a
"a UG, vii, devote bis ,' ,DsI u
ine it by con'ip'''s
friend. ..,,t,os q s
which the major VIII W sa1
exceedingly ,,,r, eu'sTta ,.is n a
s ST.. T. ', that 9. the tra'' -,
sue Is 'D" s,,,ormiasd 10 ',' n
'h'r ,lo, he " IS the spsas :
ma mark woll how he VII \, y III y
In the s9,i aTal pi Il aaiaias'l,f
ni i.,dt a,l1,'q ali uu.l' a 4 ~
Ills inaugural sF w Iretisilse
~ power !, re- az is today ii, ,Irsl y
NJ Inc people 70 w
:, is' follovins;,,,. u.,sl, z
Then Il'n5 IS s' asi,aaed = x
K I;i i,',''n is he c a,sa.srs
Of coulsc, WIZ AZ
from now, .,,ipr esis
a., ln oaslic mind e a. rs re-
is TIC cucay, a q To- tpssya@ x
llgni a g s sI,l'd parse,ialass s.
o oni1,'' TO the them IN :. /. .i
say n N the acclaim ..,lI,, ss
tp' ,b ,g'i breast Of .lhls ~
grandeur md ,r -nsu 80
IA sonIs, him. .,.,o't nisi \
n, lT ,s,sslEinlsy,
ma, 70 c9n''"Trfh The trsssp
non9p''' "a dlsaisss
reop,', q ,bsorr'ac.s, ,,si
nlcs .,;Ir pan,Sefs,srd,lIs1ss u
t ,Cst,,t that d. siss
spfrns' ,,s my Al
The nonnN ,,.sa ~ ss
f trusts. ts { vs sna sisas''
a misdis q the f0's'
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GOSSIP Of es,s

- "teis on ha,,.
abandoned for ',hs saa' as
SEo e"l1a able low III '' :, ri.
a accord footwear !, ip ~
Jung to the reports 'Hi', I n
| a training school 4, :,
to take part in Il. !, ~ Wits
for ,', ,fe Of Whey IT,, il'a''s'p.il,a,
rose '' Il WINTER VI Term ps,,ss,s
Information abou, s = ssss]
ulnrg'y :, crowded dI. tlIs,aa !, Y
, ,roan The good a and ' a, l1tas,
prepar'Ss , for a hard y ',, ~ u
'''u"'h exhibl,iss a !,
academy a. Of Design a,s.., Y
Norday' Among The e I'M "
s', artists fresh ir.s, 4, y
TT nh u exhibition is proro,, v \
one by impartial c,,,l ,vA9latti ii
per- Der Of exceptions, III s a,a,
a ar, me, me present htsh ,,, ,,It,a I
a ar. Hut tho visitors ' S.n
e" ss S0'w will probably n b /, VS. ~,
.,I me souvenir fad IA. ,,,.,|
alarming extent Of lat. ,s.a \
soers may well wonder AZ
to end 1t began with d, NV
fancy programmes Of sin !,
fHll'ion soon incrsastd ,As ~
season tea caddies, clocts al ~, H.,
peper knives, dinner bell, n, "A,
lol'ned part Of the t,cphls, y
yS, a,, a." now preparing 10 esls
An old ,ocouo,,,..
81 - ,. b., '''''e u 100 7
'"' mas peen turnfd o'e
OF n petroleum burning ry,,or
a week will take a t,s,r ,... ,,
rood don, -, ...,
oulred ho,o.o e ~. y aH
consent n III Nv, ua'.s hMHa
is soid bove az, Wa. na'eua 9
mentlng and nav All M ~,
system is In use on 4 aayy nj !
r,
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"V'''o"' WV LOOK INC sSiE4He
other day for the position 4 ~
aminer in the civil se,v,,. ,,,, \
-, a.. .,..
ola a 'o o ann,hoa ~. sau ny Y
ho,. NV n,ia I,''one. 'va.sss'a v, Y "
T t' "r, n". nar. p ,ss ,, 10y
yoca,,on - ~ whioh ", u.. ".'s WI u
,. ,s " .ne s ss'e !, K \,
hccn mr. werc school is, X = NJ
batch two will be chcses
u
"''e Guy preacher IN ~ 'nS
said; III you 80 down 70 iifis
Baxter street | will show ya NJ
,,s,,o o,, y, Tho s,asv,1. |,
,,''''' WY v" "e III
M !,,,. IN MS ss'u.a :. WI !.
mere are as many ,,. .lala NJ,
uue as 'n ne, . a'e ~ ,, ms |" ~,
l,o9 10 we W., po isaa, .,..,. MI MI
shedding Tor pedestrian ~, W y,
drink win stransen yVsa
named II you DO your p"l4 /
daylight /
A large wagon resembling ~
with windows in II. dove val
the Pulitzer building tAh M
was decorated with ais,, las
ton. "A Tour Around De w
sian artist. intend. maxim !, !, |,
purpose. The professor . .I1.a,
Of his pupils, and continued \. + y. ~
ter holding a les !. sssv, VI hp,
as fitted up is a Vo e,.as p, NJ /
tourists expect :. 70 ,a ass'A
tine eApos'''o''
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THE NEXT HOUSE.


,,,,.,- u,v,x,,r ,vnrrS,C
fIE NE IlOO OIL.
In the elections to the present congress
.l. .a.,,,,t,,,,, ,,,o,,rod OH -,,ta ,be jon,u.
Wv ,r,...,i,
''"tS AV' 'n" 'ie P'p"'i9'' . Nv
cans had majority oil 10y over me u'lio
cr1,a and l3g over al,
he status of the political mf'i3" VI 'h'
next house can be approximately raltu-
l.f,J .,,bicct os co,,rsn 90 al, ,n..ps that
M
may poss'D'J DC 'i"dc ny eou vat"
division on strictly political Iltes Ga ho'
D' ac''r~1, red witt, n aD,oa'S n,Sn'a's Ss
""', VI wv p'' ''''' ''''','''''' ''''''
~ ~nsn o so1y 0 n ,nU ."Ivy sSorra
and populIsts were made in some districts
and between republicans and pop pulls. Ia
o',,S. "vs''a' u.n'ov'a'a "',u e''', rsr
'"",''i"H "'''' ,o'''",'''''0H' III ''''''e'
Oh districts Oh '"F west ana 'e3o''. -.
the as g Sno IN S' nu s1g 'e OF n
goll democrats ran ipdependently r,nrne
| the nomination lists aud che 'lIlg y en- BY
| The election returns the following Az @fs
| to be the classification OF su.ocrs. vi r,ndi
| dates:
| Republicans ............ ........,.... "Ol
| Republican populist fuHCn ..........., !
| Democrats ........,....... ......,.....12 1
| Democrat populist fusion ...........,.. ld
| Silver fusion ..,.......... .... ........ 8
Populst ...,..,........ ....,..,........ 3
| Gold democrat Observation-Disclosures. i
-
Total ......,.,..,,... .........,.....5 5T
GIVING the republicans the benefit of the
four fusion members their total vote ia
20' which Is majority of 3d. against a
majority Of l32 In the elections of ioJi No
doubt The majority in the next house Will
follow the precedent set in The present
house Not content win a majority OF iS2,
the republicans unseaA democrats and
majority Of IA in IN bpuse The %
hhJoriF WIZ pe IVY seq -hssSoon 's We
''''''''
How the change \ the POLITICAL division
of the most house, Ia that ul IN, Iielont
.... ,.....,.. ~, ,..,., s.. ,,,a,,.si.
80 ''o'h", ~ ~
OIL rluASn u'iesal as III edna state
Alabama Lfhtyrned eight demo
Gratis and o.,...i6feIA
,,,a.,sr' ,,,,,,,o, COLT, ,or,,
.ro,tS r,s,,on,,1i',n ~
c'a al, rcpteS'nIal,on Oh SIN .,,,.
,,a '' 't,,,, a,
, ,i',i1 ro,,' '' ,,'i ,t,.nd ,.''
i"s v,Vu,e' ,Vua ""'" , ""' 'h''e
TPuhli'ahA 10 Inc hrAt
,olorouo ms rGplaueu us one repup''pa"
'',', 1id doI,,,o
Doh1V ,,.,. continues us soma ue''s"
iou OF i"ur repubilcans'
'eluN are 'uuhs'S from one i'puo''caH
W "ne p''u '',, az, &c.. -
r'"tlUa sun WIN nave TWO democrats
eleven REPRESENTATIVES,.
do,uo ,, '''"''' Tvs '''''''N'' " WAY
Illinois elected twenty republicans and
two democrats to the present congress IT
''as chantou 'ne nsures TO seventeen re-
indana's solid republican delegation Of
,birtcon ,yu no trarsfo,,,,oa In ,,o r.xt
'''S 10 "'"p 'eiUoi''"hs anu lo"' ue'h
ocrats,
Iowa retains its representation Of eleven
republicauA
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Tefal........ 8.c,G OSo

Nlthough IL did not seem to impress him
so aurlns the canvass, Mir Reed will prob
amy ADMIT now that the issue was n Test
or devotion to our Institutions and Of In
''l,lt'nt appreciation of the benefits o'
SHAME government Without the ulmoe,
solli support Of The Gcrmaus and Scanaipo
N,'ng M tile great Middle West Mckinney =
ri,'lion would have been extremely dtuhI
'ul "a TINS trial the States OF Minnesoto
hnu WISCONSIN. In which more than ono
n"l 'he rntlro vote is Of foreign birth.
'"iAr oui with flying colors while tho de-
Soendanis ot the ruriians out in Knnsne
19H',i Z" the oyerproluctlon of heir
Wul'h Inc astute editor If the Emporia Ga
"'tl' has mourulully reported
we admit the necessity of stringent Inn
mWF'Ilon laws aud deplore the difficulty
lat'd In his country. but it is mel,cioms,y
unfair to charge the foreign pppnlntior
W''h All the evils that harass the Rcpuhlie
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NOTE AND COMMENT.


on the subject Of "A force hill the ~,
.ouis gtobo- democrat a bitterly partisan
nevy,,,a,.r INA ~, 10 ,,v
'"" "P"'''' ''"H 'n' ~ "'f 49,,
me recent camp1ign "aN chtfey lIoe
IRON any HussefNpii OF h'r, l"n fhtn''
h"te v ~ hot Il "orI illd IN Wy iVl'"',
~ " hAltVIln u ~ Any INl,"Dt ~ -
H. ih'r OF uHwtpantr WEN ftRhIH 10, wv
gpy way from those Of ,hc Norih 'rht
in,eh' NJ s''aF' aip,ls v I'll n puhle Yt,cn,
ton wAs concentrated npon questions Of
la N1"oual character entirely and for INC
~, ~. ',, , ,anH 'ir i.. nf r. ,i, rh",e
was no sonih9r7 g,ice.ion in nc clsc. no
nGsor in the wootp e but ra!yiuE of
,9 on iines that had no krogrfphciai
s ,y,9,in,non 1nterts ID 4 voH' n,,i
! 800. ~ AK ~ - .pnpm.n', 20 49, iiif
tv, n. a. O,, ~" 4 stF'i VI a.. ~, ~, ~,
nv II W brhcilclHy committed "Ral'St
',n' ''f. VI measure
| GENERALLY speaking, the tlopc-Dem-
| ocrot IA correct. There were no sugges-
s',''..,,, p'' wy ,"e 'Vu,'
,,rs =. ,, 49,, ',,"., -,
ro oa,a,,, w. 49,. ~ 49, '',f wv ",
r.. r1 -. e.,,'r.
| now sro,n, ,o,d,os
(
No matter what Wisconsin republicans
or t'I,i 3qy other rep'blicans may s1y aoou,
forces Of when Meltinlry ia he most
COMPETITIONS. though not The most power
republican parry They VIII Keep TIA.
naitrlotisTn,S no ' ni,ii"r tbog.h fhe ""Isc.
quc'iee may he 81 mtsl and furious rush
of hErlrianism ana the erection Of so
elaF ste eespotlsm on the ruins OF Amer-
can Hpcrty,- chicago Chronicle (dem.
holp'
fou should have said 1, month ago,
hut then 'fbe erootlou Of a sucmltic dos
49, .
p"'fIl On inc runs VI American H"erS
~ all bnsh unless the money power cor
iupts the entire body polite So far we
NV co'Hi'ou "lth'h the repH'I'cah
party
m
The News stands ready to condemn any
MN who slanders the south. bu, me
Ne"h doc nor SOP there u stand reldy
disg,noe the goo}1l people Of ne south by
nvt'luE Or s'ulhnE ballot boxes or To-
nssassln9t' ae negroes as mans 81 sat
for blood dai-l'ai News.
J. y Hnston the Indiana Garnet b,rrer
wont North and in newspaper Interviews
slin1cred Toxns. what did this defender
of tho south dor What R,prnt.l the
s,andera without word of comment or
the slehtoat denial of thoir accuracy. 0h
yes. You stand ready 20 condemn any
man who aIanlors me sou'h"-n''
The New York journal divides the re-
puldicnn c,npnl,sn fuud among tho va.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-28

south Carolina win continue to be reprc
''a'ed by soron sFaish, democratic.
south Dakota changes it's two ro,,,,,i
'"no TOR TWO dcmocratpopulIs, fusI,nis.s.
''nn'Sse' has now slS domocrns and
''u' republicans. In the next congress #
H ,,c,rs nave '''h' democrats and Two rcpab.
tfNas win be represented IS now ~.
WE nenoGrats aud one republican.
800. ~ Whl,h elected a renrhiic,p 81 tn.
v HIn a. ''Vr,'pn When admitted to the Vaion
by a straight democrat NV"s'esS
,nsrinont continues It's two renuh,,o,O.
virginia changes from nine dsnon.s,