The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

| ism II AZ stfcEt ~ ever ana -FOUR year
moro under the gold standard will max
the silver cause doubly strong In 1900.
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, IHow TO HANDLE ECONOMIC CUES,
TioNS.
We hear often. the theory advanced tina
the tariff and financial questions should b,
divorced from party politics. as they ere
practically, in most OF the European oouu
tries. and that some means should be hi
upon through which the government poll.
cies IN the direction Indicated misht be-
come impar,ialiy established and rendered
permanent.
/, can scarcely be Questioned tina; this
would be a eorsummatlon devoutly 10 bt
wished. The unsettled financial system and
the unsettled tariff policy disturb bust
ness. prevent trade in larger aud s,eadier
volume with other nations and operate un-
Justly aud uneQuslly IN our own oovn;ry
II the money aud revenue problems could
be impartially solved. /. the interests OF
all classes and sections could be properly
guarded in the solution and then the Ma
tional policy be iixsd by an authority de-
pendent neither upon one party nor an
other. neither the classes nor the masses, &
long step forward towards political Guie,
and rapid and permanent commercial
growth and trade expansion would lee taken.
The Kansas City Star says that Mr. A.
r. Meyer of that city believes with all
other well Informed business men that the
tsria should be divorced from partisan
politics, but unlike most OF them. ho has
an idea how that henencent result may be
achieved" Nj Meyers idea IS that a
permanent commission ought to be created
| 10 handle the matter exclusively The COM
mission. Of course. would lave 10 be purely
non partisan and composed o: Learned ex-
per;s representing all sections OF the cum
;Ty. The tariff commission would he some
thing after the order OF the in;ers;ate COM
neTce commission. Whether such iiau
would meet ard remove the difficulties and
uncertainties that now exist. would be. OF
COURSE matter Of experiment. Vat the
idea underlying the proposition, to set the
question out Of politics ami make a ?urc-
y business affair Of u, is one THAT Is
worthy Of consideration by the press AMI
LEGISLATORS N Ole ooun ~. The partition al
'acs which the republicans are pIcra~.ng
10 make sooa upon The Wilson sin AMI The
probable rc-cnacimeni of an extreme p.niy
and sectional iaria render Mr. Meyers sue-
ecs'icns OF fpcca! interest iut, no&
domocra-c politician g.ves Clcvo.
Afds view ass 20 the future or "icorga1-
IA io-'' o; tic demo rat, party 1t viii
nn- 10 the -emo rails party - learn
MA any 'Fcorsl n.2atoH" Is NJ, essary.
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'-'n 'A'"p eoa' anu plenty OF WAGER
befors.
1870
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80 S'"'. " ''l'N"''oa" s."'"'e
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w. Tue pro-
W -t'N num- Z
~ eoHenessuen In Miss fs'pp- ana South I
I aroma - a'ise the States have electoral /
votes aec'faiaE to the number ~ con- |
: ''sSii'N m '@eh. A'cs INC News feaIy /
The open s'rei' onr assists very ma I
ie-hlly IN kN'p-ns up tue Impression that !
w are having some rel WINTER down /
hefc- .
II se,-elr- nations v,.li o,l, h.a corsttar-
air enough 20 S'io" w 30 re-
man ~ pace ior Noor or
TWO |onF~r. We "ai re able n give the /
i'f+i OF mem "er'" F"eo'ilon at a1y % /
oar last CITIES Tie wofk on the fortih- /
raVdly. Big Notifications are equal 20 a
pe-ee congress
s,..or Ag.so, ~ ksns a, s,o-,s -u,,,o,
kept or hsna :, he r..,l n conn. i'm |
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