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HOUSTON, TEXAS. MAY :. 1875.
A MAYORS BUSINESS VIEW.


The new. reform mayor OF New CI-
leans, IN his short but practical innu nirrl
address. indicates n grasp Of the situation
that must hs encouraging to a people who
hasc suffered so long FROM tho want Of n
business Ike administration OF uunieiral
affairs. TO say nathne Of the charges N
corruriicn made 50 freely asnins, the Of;
government.
Mayor Flower. according 10 the New Or
leans States. believes that there IS no
good reason Why She -ulss which govern
the conduc. Of commercial Enterprises nad
private corporations Shouts r7. he Applied
to the rlanzrc7nent a. ia. c!iv's husiness
when en- cffirial has lrarnel TINS rnuch and
.s honest ard a comre ent Nrs'nt man
tie IL the kind o. official from whom tho
citizens have -isat "a cxpcct efficiency
IN the administration % ;uua!oipal aGars
Such MAYER hos s'rlrk the 10y note of
good ci;y EoyeTnfnaai-insuaeem urNn
the Same lines as apply 10 the sueceSsfll
coniuc. 81 8 private rTr,sa. inst ~
propo-'ion SIS q man blegf lis business
shipshaps e-li looks afffr TIE health. cor
fort and prosperity 81 ~ employees. r.
can espsct IRE expansion ara prosperity cf
hia enterprise, 80 n cay Affairs
The rev mayor n me Crescent City has
found another fra.,sli source ~ trouble
and another excellent asll fer reform ~
the multiplicity a ordinances when be-
coma dead istts-s on The sts'ufc 'aok. ro
believes that few wal ousibsred aets
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PoPULlsTs AT ANGLErcy.
Full Delegation Elected and Frx
iuafrurttone Passed

fu,l Delegation Elected and Frx I
Instructions Passed.
Anglcton. Texas. May 1.-THE ID
party county convention met I'm
Saturday and was called to ORIG
p. m. by W. II. Robinson al |
PROMPTLY ORGANIZED by e!ectirs
Robinson OF Liverpool chairman VI
Stockwel. of Alvin secretary. }
The following delegations wer
TO the various conventions:
For the State and senatorial c'rv.
w. H. Robinson, NJ. Arlnstfo'a u
Mert2. j. C. Mcbride, r. l.. WI
j. T. Williams.
For tine congressional conyellE
7. pcnicll ! g. Mcbride v, H.
son. w. Siockwe.l and 4. E. M's|
For the legislative convenlion, y
Shanks, L. Mcbride, J. II, p.
T.. Williams and W. II. Ko'h~
!iamp Bryan.
The following resolutions weN -
Kcso,ved. That the peoples ~
Era2iria county. in convention ~
hereby nsfruets our delegates w
jerome l\carhy for governor. s.D
hy for lieutenant governor M
Milzen for comptroller: ana Ms
Resolved. That we will not sal ";
political party or vote for an! -,
for any cfhc. whatever tas. y.
favor the restoration OF the n0s r,i
constitution by the free sna ~, W
coinage Of silver and gold On y s
exact equality. regardless .! ~
Of any other nation. ana lIa ,ts I'd
support any candidate ior wv sss
president or vice president M
record on this que stton does ~, II,
n guarantee for his action y ",a
The sentiment of the ut .,r M
Unanimous ia put full coun'
the field this fall,
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LOYALTY ONLY PROMISES SUCCESS


IL Is significant of the changing .entimcnt
IN IT.. -or,,bticn, ,r,,ua a. 49,. 70.
~ 'ha'
the Colorado free silver republicans de-
clare THAI they will not tolf tho s. 1c,,t,
,.-''o ''- '''''' ~ may De-
49, ''''to' '''''"'! NOT
~ "a" '',V'F'e' ''''e' s'ni-
S''' ~ WV - 'ep'"N-
'' ~ " '''i
'''S's .'', me 81
'S'''s pia''o'n WIN os NV 'lio 'epnpN~
"a" p''s'',i'' .i"' ','''' - VIZ ''''Ve'"' To;
~ VI 49, ~ ~ II e''''l" IN
s' ''N -
~ ''s ~ '''
- 90" 'e ''-
~ az
'''e ~ - -,,' 'N'
o..
ST .o,,is cony.nticn no ,natt'r ,, ~ ~,
Is. / am for the FREQ coinage OF ,liycr by
~ n '.u SUES ,hs aiD III yai',t ~
Colorado. shall DO What rau to So.
rns e,, h,,e anotllom ., pinnN az heFal e.
or we succeed IN that or not / shan slang
~ me nominee OF me isriy. nrl mink
rado repubiinans will do he sn,nn :, 30 80
4 We have found TINT VIZ can SECURE good
~ hvaa more ~ nsnain,sR IN ahs lIly thnr
rha hoa,,,y q, ,hts onser,,,to,,
fnp 10 tho rbi,osonhv NJ can,a,r CO..
lies IN tho an,,,,cat,n n, n Mr. S..
80 !. a,,,,,or,,,, ,or ~. oor,.ss,,. .,
IS 49, - '<.~''~''NF 49, Wv ~~''f T'Nf'h Afili
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act entitled AN act to provide for the
resumption or specie payments, approved
The de de,,scripiion Of the bonds Of the United
states described Ia the said act of con-
grcss approved July IA, 1870. entitled AN
act to authorize tho refunding of the
Whereas, At the date of passage of the
said act OF congress Aforesaid, to-wit: the
ian day OF July, 1870 the coin of the
United States OF the standard value ~
that date included silver dollars OF the
weight of il2la grains each, declared by
the act approved January Is, 1851 en-
titled AN act supplementary to the act
entitled An act establishing mint and
regulating the coins of the United states
TO be legal tender of payment according
to their nominal value. for any sums what
ever
Therefore. Resolved by the senate, the
house Of representative concurring herein
that all the bonds of the United states is
SIZED under the said acts of congress here
in before rccitcd are payable. principal
and interest. at the option OF the govern
ment of the United States. in silver dol
lars Of the coinage of the United states
containing ,lei. grains each of standard
silver; and that to restore Its coinage.
such silver coins as legal tender in pay
mcnt of said bonds. principal and interest.
is not in violation OF the public faith, nor
in derogation Of the rights of the public
creditor. tSce Congressional Record, 1SlS,
Vol. I. part l. T.. 62i.)
How does this answer these so-called
Sound money advocates? 1t remains
NOW for them to dispute the laws and the
Congressional Record. No. they Will not
do that. They VIII just simply call tina,
couSress FRANKS, anarchists. ropudia-
iors' And thus they VIII 20 on.
These men ought to say to the govern
ucni what they 10 to those who are in
debit to them: Pay your debts according
To cputract.'
sup1osc a farmer should. in writing
promise to pay 20 bearer on demand or
NJ certain dav 100 bushels of corn. Could
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REsoLrrION

Whereas by the act entitled IAN net
(. mar rlrne"EiRen n, he public credit approved
ana declared that the faitb ~, ~ ~
tho United states was ,hercby sol.
e 81 M nieasiea 10 NE payment in coin
ing obligations Of The rnitri states ox-
cent cases whore The law auihorislnc tne
,Ts o,,S OF , seh Civilizations had expressly
lawfui money or other currrmcl ~
gold aud SILVER: anu ms"
Whercas M the honfs or the United
entitled An, act to authorize ths refund.
iieE % ne National debt approved Jniv
a. a., ny, ny me terms OF said net were
mon present standard value hearin.
nai,,, payable semi-annualiy in such
Whereas. all the bonds of the Irp,,a,
states authorized 10 be issued under the
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fully against this old foe and that is bs
harmonious. loyal concerted action. DEM
ocrats must recognize. too, that they can
"securc great deal more by remaining
In the party than by attempting TO work
outside nf
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IntsN lcbltiriate demands, added to the
other government ohllpAtiors. amount 10
over sin hundred millions of dollars more
than ali tho &c in" 5lVtr and COLLIN
tho whole lnitod Staios. Ana yot many
honest hat dclrded men cry out that the
sixteen -iu-on"-rrs' want 10 pay on debts
IN ''rhenp mouoN'~"in ao-cont DOH 3rsi'
l'hoY seem 10 lose sishi OF the contract
and TO forget the fact hat the gold money
~ ~" United Siatrs amounts 10 OYER
sixty millions more than there IL OF this
su-cAlled cheap money" They seem also
ia forget that II thc government owned
and hld IN her treasury every p!cce OF
hnth silver aud gold within The limits OF
tho United states the oblis Just
mentioned could not lie pad by hair a
billion dollars
u Thou. II this silver Is So cheap that II
can he had at 70 crnt1 on the dollar, what
objection can there he 10 the government
paving on her debts according 10 CON
tract IN silvorY TINS question ruscs a
howl OF holy horror The Cuisines elc-
mont Fay this would hc rcpudiation pure
ANA simple Then the logic OF thor state
mcit is that Il is repudiniion "a pay nc.
coring to contract Following up This
loric 20 iis legitimate end, We md them
driven 10 inc sad position that 1T is not
population 10 pay In some oiher way
than according 90 contract Iicspond.ns
they dodgc ana say: This is NOT SO;
Slese bonds were payable in 'souud
money -gold-and were net payable In sii.
YER" II they nre correst IN their position,
then ! am willing 10 see them paid IN
gold. for 1t would be unaduiteratcd dis
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HONEST ,io,.ry

Tho third res-f,,..
v,,o Co., iNil'n commits You 10
N''e Tor honest money +, a. ~
PRIMARIES on ,h, ctb iH'lc
Thcr" IS . si.. at ,liff,,.., month.
est money, ~, 'e hetween hon
"''''A ana sound mort.v
'uaar,iy nur I.rtv t,.. ,,..,,''' Nor
za'ion b,nh "''HHh lis nrsani-
a,l ."aot,,,l money democrats"
i,t '' i"v'eH democrats" ANY M
talNr money Is Sound " Inn, a. my me-
kinds 10 be- honest fo. '""es both
iorc, orr trcisuy u1i.s q" eNpiainei he
tpnaS ara payable in silv",' e9Feininent
either. ~ the nl nm, or gold. or
OF the povel-i,ui..rt ma convenience
which VIII Iav unr ,l,'. me money
contract is hancsf n"nat HecoEulns 10
If ~" "lii silver as honest ,,o ~ 5,
Tho denori,fi'r u>fin 1so"nd money
50 on lnis subject dScla,"'di tiiuni.Iorm in
ia hen ST fnonar IN . XII 'i; We believe
ueo Of ihn ,.',' 4fis Eo'l and silver coin
neNium cony.,.,ii,t..' una n circulating
without loss" '"'o Sneh money
Tl honest mono,. o
lca.s staullftg ",It,tb.t.F democrats" are OF
The motto N "I,,,. ''y ore iAose who flvor
of vaiuo Tho S si5a,a ana en.a as the unit
ami present ,.ttio mi. Il. ~, at the OH
sound money de- y, 10 J. The so-called
uutN ab6ut tbreS N.fr n"Ner heard OF
cenl fhe rr '.,'N years ago, If they SUI
10 muise th.n, ,i, men! inrnt Obligations 50 as
hereafter op@ra't IKE aispe,e in gola md 70
iiat And md the e' s.,,, Headed by the pres
they hnvc sionpod w. oi ne treasury
ISSUES and IN p' ,io !gi2Nernmeni with bond
IN 1870 prohibited the fIr,1'cn i'lniistrntion
s ~ poilais ana ordered them ali III, %,
are oorlfront,-, l mo iarser pieces. 50 we
OF haying our mints nlosad '' y spectacle
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"BY GATLINS."

therefore. YOU cnn soc She issue. Take n
view nj the facts and draw your owu con-
olusians "a what We have aheul Of us on
th's question. Look TO the hati-tlos, 500
when they are due, AND consider Tie re-
sonrec- the amouW of moiey from whioh
thcS must be paid
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s'rle ore rua.-av.ei f,.a .7e1 tn. n,,t.,ry
'Nn' lrAie= ~ s5r-rsSs mon. because
fav mn q, ~ n o-r5nss4 IN leok,n-
l.gt x - ifer are't'uorts -h.,. tfsv max.
r,ar -a, - ea.s- r7s-l mia s,.a,s
- -A1 we
ff f'i'' iarfr en lsh
N'a'f arm 'a' ~ fans enough
am ~ "N'' r. n'''fl % W
i"n ra' men WHO ar a'ei 3lH of ihe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
A pRnGRrssIvE CA,ps ~, (

Wharton. Texas, Ma! a, Ia.sJ
@. Barbec has annouhV'D ,he oss1
becoming q candidate fot W. "
Of the county tudgeship pe' "a,
Mans association. TIE m tor 81
about hy a strong sometime q %
OF voters from every sY.,.ens Il VA
Tho great body OF e',n,aod rsh
county have demandeu inarbss ~
ma tnorouehfares. MI, n; IN lbs
taken advanced eronnaa vocais az
and has been warm aa,unrroyenfls
for tlrst-class public ln.,s ,d pvss
demanded by The peopaW,d busla
the county. His splenna'ca an aants'
ties and known sklil MS inp@
1T him admirably fcr VS.
sition. .,ui1
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No RrpuprATioN.

4 Where Is the man, East, Wost, North
or South white or black, democrat poIr-
/ ilsi. republican, grccuhnclser, prohibition
49, lcuco-r!ler. loltercrat or mugwump.
who VIII not vote for the Arst resolution
/ It simply expresses an honest denanS that
! tae debts Of the government shall be hon-
es.ly paid according 10 ooEtraet Whom
You ind maa against this rrinclllo he
S. rifior ropullalor ready and willing to
sore Ma gcHrrnWent amirthod with il-
honor hy refusal TO pay It's debts ~ 10
lH - syc Opitutir j o.-lirk, who. Cor a
smilr even anonymously bestowed hy
government creditor. would change tho
contract 10 tn" b'tr.m.nt and injury Of
The pcoIRe IN rlthrr role hc cnn not com
manl the reverence End respect of his
r-Ithher "i'av according to contract 90
Tbs vim 30 Tor th' leading MOTTO 10 he in.
sorh'i on oynrv 'ampaign banner ami
taught 10 cvsfy school ch Ia for the next
t.n years. - this VIII not win. then les-
sons II reputation taurh' by high nu-
. ia0rty VIII spread throughout the ooun-
( try. - bring forth harvest OF DISASTER
md distress to "N"ry n aterial interest ana
honorable o'ilacm IN ;hs land
THE CONTRACTS.
Tho second resolution Involves the ques-
ton as 10 what ARE the con'racisG rhev
consist 81 two kinds: First. promises 10
pay on iomand without interest, govern
neni uotcs. paper money!" second. prom
''N D." '"'' '' sl'''"'' '''''S "ilh ihl'ieN'
foN'rumsh' bonds, These notes Warer
money! nud bonds arc al PAYABLE In coin
u,.. .,.,,,..,1 n,o,,., "a, .,. ,..,...,......,
recognized 10y law ar tie time they were
executed. ENamIne ihc Lass ana tie con-
tracts and sce II this propo sitinn Is not all
solirly corrct. WHAT wax tbs Coin"
" hat was this standard money? what
are they ioiay? They have always been.
are now. and shOuld continue TO be "silvel,
aud ,;olh"-hOnrs, money.
As oaily as ls57 congress passed a law
In regard to the establishment az n min,
and regulation Of coins" of the United
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rNIrNp srArrs nnrrs.

. =
Aocor,lirp 10 III, of,i,.,i .o,,... -. H..
'''A's ~ t"c treasury lor last tehru~
| airy, th" tniiod states c~es
| i've per cont honds due Feb
| rNHfF j. l.@l- ...........-.,. .. 300 0l0 HQn
| -Four rrr cent bonds tia July
| l''il ..-.. Observation-Disclosures. $50, G3i 400
! Demand obligations and old
| Treasury notes. e.. ......-..... SCR f1n aGg
Also treasury notes of iSo..... 1879 $50
Making total of........ ...tl.lis ids.i4s
Al 'nn-t obligations or promises to pay
can I've discharged In silver and ,-,d ar
'''"'i' ''i "le op'ion OF tine government
"o'n Trey are presented for paymeut o.
| become due. Mark YOU fh .re * avar 3,
blliin, ds.il,,rs ar ,bt. i,.,.,.,..,,o.s n,,.,
| iu,aro.r IN v,, AN ~, D'piN .,e''r ils
aoll,.ti,hln m thn v3it of ,tn MANN,
| luly !. ieo7- lust ,lavr,, years rom max,
Jnly. Within This poiiQi We VIII have only
W. ~ @ i lt .,eeilonS ~ Ter thiS year
INV 'lav is rrar NJ h'',p, W., tliS
anf snail we may ,l,.s. ,,h,sp \, 10 AZ
20 ask surh A, question sv.,,. man i.,,].,,..
ii.v o,i.b, ia l.. ,,,'I ,,,i 49,,
N,utl not ,r,d,ui.. h,si,'os., 80. -, i.'"
uoiirv dictate I'm, 80. sx,,,i,,.
sources To 400 ~ x,n r.,, ,ft.'t..
when duo Plndin,r now ,t.,, ,,'' ,lt
would it net ha Wis. IN moko Ill.,. ,,,.
sprg nr,.no,ntien T., DO so ~, 1
n,Ii1s,.1 wttho,,, .ai,,mtt, ~, VI
AZ an th.s' ,i,,,fs ,r, ,',,,,.,,,, ',t'.n
silver ana, rolI AR h.,h a.
thn .ov,rnm,ant- II f.. ,.,,,',.,, "i''i'l ol
much OF thrso two n,,a,. - H.. ~. nov
wiihin the who'll, l'ni,oI s,a,na a,,i NJ.
,,o,,,i,,, -, ~ is Rs ,'"''S az" "hNl
rry ~, n,is ,oi+, ,,,. b 500. HeFis-
r.t.r,. or In. trs,ei',, - , ~
Shows. ''''' va
,iivnr roncrnl s.ocls c,f,od ga,
is4r5j ~ N0i''e' anu ~, co., H..
Stlyor hulli5n in mo ,ao ~, ~, w.,
go wy ''S''"'S' '''' i-''4'l'-N"
Total silver $500 o,o -
cola general stock. coined and
isst,e1 '''N' ,-co -. 49,,
Cola hu1lln,, t., ,ba ,r.,, 80 w.. ,' w..
49, -o'N"i'7S'
rEcrpr0r. Tho nrr,cr,,a ,,,,..,,.,,
com s'hu1afi money, silver and gold
in tho treasury and ont Of II. within ;ha
,.r,l. ,-,,,,.,,
''"'N "''''' '''''S On 'hf l"t uiy OF last
March amounted To s.. Os2, b32fin. or TO oue
a
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followed Of vcrbositv simply stated the
main question "a hc s,t,,.,, 10 into. .,stoii
w '''''' H'"''s nay 'N'if dehtS accord
inE 70 contract? If not, why n0t2" That $
tho question.
.,r N,ttor,, ,.,,.ou,..,,-,.. d., ,..,,,. T..
''e '"'H'ts III
''h' III "a Inn remnant 81 'hc war eN-
penses Pay dry Is near az hand 1, is
fast orr-ooolvnr tfou ,,,n.h .ioos .,i,
.-,..,,....
''''i"'"' wv ]" NH'ih Us II iNueh'-
81? What are the terms of tho contract?
WIN n be- allie to ray when mo dalts I'm
,..,,,, duo. ,,i.,f... .,,....,,.,.
,,.' ,,,.', ''','' S''.,''i ''''',
c,n g., , ~ III, ,, "''''
,i "a ~ ''
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HENDERSON COUNTY .,rss =

Athens, TEXAS, My ,asp NJ,
boxes In the county nav. IN. ~,
and the following are count II
Judge, W. +. Free man mn, clerk w
Stephen Faux: dlstriv r,sr,, ass i
county clerk. Ben Wa Wa. nrecls,. Z,
Donald. commission led ~
Tom Luker; treasut,yia',tor Le
W. Carver. tie, coiiS lie pes,f
unuortainD. justice OF stable, ~
No. 1. j. V. Adams. co"G A. y
crton. Endorsements. ,, ri iuw
5. Jones of this county, nHyeutp'
The reg liar county com
held next Saturday. May
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SHERMAN-Mrs,, lar. nsref AZ
Kentucky. who Is y this du
Ing pr. Il. T.. N.nn o. chIldEs
The mother OF twelve ~
whom are stIll liyingg;a n
one grandchildren spu
children.
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put OF that metal fro,
mint IN the whole wo.,s even -
niiiu,nic,pal and RAILWAY thst d \
ciiteu states amo,in; YONG Ola \
nii me silver and gold n n % d.
IN me world, and Ina, ~! Of ~
Mnoie annual output n, y worA ~
pay the interest chssuI me two -,
that scarce MONEY ~ ~ o. tAe,s h
tractnd '''a ,.,,,lg article hirS, ,sss
na,,n ,sr currency produsss tnr
III, rs iobor and leaSs :, oatca1
s, nu, must close Win 70 sra 4
iS ss,, OF what | unssaM NE
issue now upon us, wh,cn sland d \
mo, must not be d" An. can nst y
snail the United Sta,ssseo Or rs1
a ,,',,, to contractsS ~ h.s
WIN answer this In ibo ~ Tie +
~, carries with /, "aImatM
the honest, tho ,oM the ~
we shall have "s ,h tesus
the unlimited, the unS W. lndscs
H. eoinasc OF both silver ny
e ee ,a,lo or ls 10 by the ,l sas q
70 get the sense OF IN.
9n"ii mere put each Of th..t "a
10 II vote. All who fayor. s ~ t.slIs
,hr ilrst resolution saw ,ne ed'ic
q, Az who oppose II saw .sye. ~
INC resolution is ear1s "
one dissenting vote. i N, sn
l Nv the adoption o. IN
NO. z say aye" ana " hsa
everybody risesj All wSo,n, y
nay and rise. "a VERY . .ps Il
against it, The resolu,,S, tnla =
mos, without dissent, " earxl
M who favor resolution n.
anu rise. Look how the n NV, s,nl \
on this question, They al s'v w ss
cd. All who oppose i, sss 40! y
rise. Count them, Messrx ly
resolution Is also carried Nv e,",s1y
such VIII be the result b.,,..
ence of the masses Of every 'v W.. |,
ing In honesty against rep,,a,,sssa.as
Wee against crime. Let demn.s s,.' !
together and settle their f aw'Isa \!
ties in the house of the fathss.V
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Ihe women have made n notable ,ish,
Tor admission to the Methods general
conference as delegates. Tho late Dalla.
conference set the precedent for listening
to the advice OF several old women.
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inc next newspaper correspondents 10
DO expelled from Havana viii hescreelman
OF the New York World. He intlmates that
CUBA Is not the Garden Of Eden before
tho serpent episode.
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The lat political dcliverance OF the Gal.
weston News anent tho action OF the
dudley committee Is the favorlte and
familiar old resource OF tho last siitcher--
you're another"
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IN" Galveston News having failed 20
IMPRESS tho court by IT'S snecinl pleas ana
denlurfers. now adopts the last resort OF
me attorney in a bad case and files gen
oral denial
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In It's desperate strait the Galveston
News now contends that the original rule
Tor haiio''ng AT che Democratic rrlmarles
promulgated by the State executive com
mit'ee has no, been changed. that no
Concessions have been made The Pos, IA
disposed 10 refrain from striking a fellow
WHOM no Is down.
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lonl Obligations ana ola

r1N'lry notes. ......-,..... SS7e, il09Gs
-Also t'HAsHfy notes OF iNo...... l2j ~ 2sN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

The Austin Statesman has earned mp
nrovoi VS. It's continued pull for cotton
min FOR Austin TIE Statesman IS elective
rh'n s. efehoss political topics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

in the Cam There Is nothing to show that he
had at this time any Of his boyish love for
natural history. But his passion for life out
Of doors was the same that 1t had always been
Unknown 70 himself he had oil the making OF a
naturalist, though his mind for the time being
was turned In wholly different direction. He
was studying his English Bible with the same
intentness that aftcrward marked his invest-
CATION into the nervous system OF Medusae.
The copy that he ieed is still in existence. worn
and marked. and pencilled with references to
sermons which had evidently caught the boys
attention" He also attended meetings for the
study of the Greek Testament. His reading
was decidedly Northumberland on the
Creed" Rockers Ecclesiastical Polity." but
above all Bishop Buffers Analogy" With all
this he was writing sermons some of which 1t
is said arc still extant.