The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
SAYS HE'S INnoos,

Of pa,l his policy and admini ST., 10y
before has a president found
canoe and satisfaction in a ,'l'a
the candidate Of tho onas-,' 4s sts,s
ne argues tina, free 10, n. 'n ati
Issue before the peoplo 49,, ~
publican platform repres, sent a. =
'"l'e as much as those Of MAJ,
o onu me n" I financial principles he h, !.
o,eu 10 maintain On the o,h,..
platform Of his own party wh,', ~
.ne opposite system Of finance y.
with both implied and dire, 70
, n,s V ~, ac,s' was repudiatsd b. !
pie by majority Of more ~.
, W.. a,,.. his administration vas NJ
by almost every democratic sn,,..
stump he was denounced ceaa.r,.'
criticised quite as freely and %
major Mckinley. and In sora
country even more so. hu, Il nv
upon the majority of the n,a nay
'oNS''o's 'na' they have indons, /.
ne president believes tina, M,,
hinley was elected by democ,,,,.
ana that the alliance Of force, A.,
the recent election should no, \. 4,
as long as the present financial !.
before the people. He does MAJ J..
early attempt to reorganisc The a,p,,
party lie thinks it would lie
Gus experiment while the si,vs, !.
III the majority, and should be ~
until the currency question ia .s.,.,
ne thinks the reorganization will II,
of itself 1t is his opinion tina. /,
and file Of the democratic marty !
their revenge upon the leaders
them into the blunders tina, ver
the Chicago convention and in A
paign that followed, He hopes hl
Mckinley will so shape his pol,cy \
will not ALLEVIATE the gold s,apd,d
Gratis who supported him, and blkrs
a conservative treatment Of The u,s
accomplish all that the republ!u 4
desire, without offending their MT,
who may differ with them on .sn
1t is not necessary, he thinks, III
Mckinley to include his lemNr,t
| porters in the distribution Of m,rrs
the reason that they voted iOf 1r
| principle and not with the hope 0. IN.
ton of reward. He would conslis
becoming of any former iemSsat
Office under his successor simplr ID
he happened to vote the republican
this time. Nevertheless be iex1
President McKinley's right to solis d
wherever lie believes they are ds,eHs
call around him from bo.h parts WI
as he thinks will strengthen hs Ls]
tration. The president Is confaf
Major Mckinley Will Alloy he ,,a d
ard democrats VINO are now bsix
10 remain until the expiration Of th.i
| missions. This was done by bin
case OF President HarrIson's iTta
and to a great extent BY prediea Y
son with the appointed Of Presltssi
land s first term. -"
The president is now engeel B
| preparation OF his message 10 eHt
which. under the circumstances, w
paper OF unusual interest I've MN
dictated to any one, 50 far as III
what suggestions ne intends to na
corning financial legislation. bu: III
sumed that he will renew his rHofias
| tons for the retirement o. Inc y
laws so that National bap.s may "
substitute for the currency 50 wllali'
issuing notes redeemible In sOa
par value Of bonds deposited 70 *s'N
1t is also assumed that he viii ~
recommendation that tho secretary
treasury be authorized 10 issue 'aA
low interest bonds TO meet any e-1s
in maintaining the public credit
His treatment of the tariff VIII
ed with great curiosity, because
pccted that, with his characters.
bornness. he will continue 70
the Wilson German act Of lsA '.
sufficient revenue to meet u.
expenses of the government II e0a
administered. notwithstanding
monthly deficiency has varied Hea ,.
900 70 $4,000 900 ever sipce. II ~,
juotifies Ills opinion on lhe ~. I,
the law has never had far Iss,
| commercial conditions OF ths ,.-
restricted the importation o. w, Il,
chandise, and that reslora'ioa Z
nal prosperity of the COUNT! W.
the roceipts from customs ana Y,
revenue TO an amount that WIN W"
for all ordinary Requirement"
No one has been able 10 ds'V'"
the president will sign the p'usN
bill il it is passed by the senaN
some remarks he has dropped t
inferred that he will do So ~
several times lately that It is d.,
every patriotic democrat in crns@a
operate with the republicans Y ~, T.
able measures for the pTeseI,,.I.,
public credit, and the p, ,a ~. "A
prosperity Of the country, ne VA n
he hone that there would Oe ,. I'M
or partisan opposition to ESQ., lsm~,r,
is intended for the relief OF y, v0J !. 10
Industrial depression ana n NJ y
appropriate to include Tue D''
BIZ in that category
An Of inc silver Republicans
ate, including the boi'er' ,,ss
Louis convention have been p' .nsd
with one exception they are ~. ~
Willingness to return A. to , 'S
caucus and abide by me ~, M, ~
arty measures except tlos s Il, 10 u
currency. II is unnersnrV,r rrlps VI
agreo TO support the n ,lIs, h 1 y
passage is deemed oSpedlenn' re rs d.
Of their PARTY in the seb sen Ii,ah rli
ception is Mr. Cannon VI ,nSncsd .
Iioved that he may be lsII,ius
Min Al his colleagues. II IS e paig
N'tA -" and Mr.. bs- "a