The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

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msnts = nee growing rnor,, End more in
tclerabie With every recurring campaign.
MANY OF the co,SrrA rans oult the marty
primaries and many Of the MOS, honor
able and cultured OF tho white race. wien
fcrbcn rance ceased 10 hc A virtue or
sanigeA reform. An the PRINCIPLES Of ~
party are our principles The one single
ration IN that Tho Two races shall hold
separate nrirnRries to elect delegates 20
party conventions. where both are num-
crous and either desires Il. SO that each
race may be represented by men Of its
own choice, and in proportion to its rela-
and patriotic OF the coiSred race are
with us Good me- Of all pertics checrcd
our acton. and had the Marty been or
ganized on this basis wears ag6 this most
ana dishonercd the old south. and the
party would have become a mower in the
land-a party 10 fight aud not to he bought
at the polls our organization presented
its first ticket In iCla led by son of thu
hero OF san Jacinto' in lSi, Schmltg. the
man II business. led our campaign, and
In this phenomenal year we again sub
init 10 the candid cons aera;i of gem
at the base Of any pos. bile permanent
and effective party power in Texas.
There IS race question in our politics
and t affects the action cf all parties. II
is vain 10 DENY H. |; will not down and
1t is best that we cease 10 dodge and lcol<
p honestly In the face 1t is also IN
LIE
Us consider this feature:
The first negro slaves from tie iungles
Of Africa We're brought to Virginia f. 1920
by Holland merchants In 1870 ,h. popu-
latLon Of virginia numbered 10000 OF
these goo were negro servants but there
We're ooo white men bound ~ service for
term Of years among the piauters. Who
We're these white servants? Whence came
they and what was their fat" They were
Establishment sons OF the great Anglo
Saxon race. raised up by providence to
ciY-liEe and govern the world hy he benz
ehCent prime pies Of the common law and
the gentle religion Of Jesus Of Nazareth.
God moves in a MYSTERIOUS way
His wonders 20 perform.
He plants his footsteps in the sen
And rides upon the storm"
These unhappy men met their fate dur
ing The stormy period between the conn.,
mcnwealth Of Cromwell and the revoiu-
ton Of lGSS. Cromwell sent to virginia
l0N cavalier prisoners captured az the
battle of Worcester to bc sold as ser
wants for term of years. When Charles
II. assembled the English throne in 1850 he
transported many Of the discounted
rourdheaGs of Oliver to the American
plantat ons as servants for n term If
years. The hest of them had been soldiers
their lives for the sake Of political and
religious liberty and Of .he 80 900 sur
rendered by Monk the thorough Round
heads were transported to Am r.ca. other
We're afterwards Transported for violating
the traunical laws Of religious conform
ity. Under these laws Justice If tho
peace tried without Jury and for the
third offense he might PASS sentence Of
TRANSFORMATION. seven Years II vas
crime to attend a ii sse.,t ng place Of yvor-
shin. The ja!is were cr wlsd. and among
aud virtue any CHRISTIAN society m chi
well be proud. The bloody assizes under
Jeffreys. the rebellion of Argyle aud Mon
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