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desire. In unambiguous sentences 1. de-
cares the true principles Of the ls-nlo-
crate party. and reveals them as they
are--sirictly In line with popular rights
and opposed 20 class distinctions and the
degrading service of the money power.
Athens Review: The piatform adopted by
The democracy may be a little radical and
go "A ..ttiu further than conservative dem
orrais would have wished, but It is hon.
est, straight. to the poin, and without a
siraddle on any issue.
Trinity Tribune: Free SILVER may not
be exactly 10 your liking. but dou-t jump
ne democratic platform on that account.
lhere are several other imporian; planAs
In the platform whi,h certainly VIII meet
your appreciation.
Gonzales Inquirer: The sound money
men would have been as cNactins IN th-lf
acton as the silver mon II they had been
in the majority. and every pna knows u
II was simply case OF which SIDE "aS
going :, rue.
Garland News: The democrats row have
state and National platforms .ron wnicf
the masses OF the psoplc can stand. Ana
~ On these platforms they viii mach to
vi tory next November.
Piiisburg Gazette Things are coming
10 pretty pass when a nandiGi @. mon
get mad az National convention and
Valk 1ali because the great majority does
not 10 IS IN y dictate.
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WE ARE HERE TONIGHT CON
Settling ToGETfi ER As DEMOCRATS
II pom PARTY polio T. BEN Thu.
CDNVEN SHALL Az
lHDkir ATTY Ely DECLARE TIA T
PARTY POLICY THEN ALL DIFFER
fsNcES WILL BE AT AN END AMONG
g, AND We WILL LIsE t7P SHot-L-
& EK TC SHOULDER As DEAiJ' ~ T.
= Nj STAND ScT.iD..N ~ rNis. PARTY
" APPLAUSE l-SEcRE-
TARY HOkE SMITH IN OPENING MS
GREAT DEBATE WITH MIR. CRISP y
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TIE EAST FOR BRYAN.
Mr. William T. 81. John Gives His Opr-
ion as TO Conditions.
ST. Louis Pus.-pispatch

Mr.. William T. ST John Gives His Orir-
ion as to Conditions,
81. LOUIS Post-pispatch.
F Mr.. 81. John Is not only hopeful but con.
hleL. that the cause Of free silver Will
win n the coming electiou. AMI ma; Wa
liam Jennings Bryan VIII bc iae next
president Of the United States.
"Waai are he prospects OF lamocrat.c
Success in New York" he was ASKED IS
= fn-t-Dispttch repor.er
tn.nS We VIII carry New York Tre
conditions are mos. favorable llt..ase tfle
Vel.ral business depression has made no
y olie ptu-e anu thiuN. au9 .Ae r..i.
;l.cy th.HN the more the.r symplai.s fui -
&C. SOS, lna'. III AMI cvni .iens th.. oIrr
I- .af lA- lntt uflr-s. ll-in
and from which they have sa.a.y sonslt
= ise relieved.
the defnone'lzation of silver and sac
sam i.ne looking into what wvl.d he .Ae
ei-.,t as .en-olie, eaton.
In Sew YORK Ltrse numbers have re-
question, h-st their common LAB -N- ies
has driven ,hem 10 Il They are MT clone
Taa -gr IRA. aad wage classes. ua. ae
ut.r iii' Hnd manufacturing 'la--'.=
"Wil Tammany Hall give TIE Chicago
ticket cordial support"
'err j. no aodht ahon; IT, ~ I. IS
a S'fra ItninanN Hail has nqfNiNE N
common With ~" gold har1us pn y All
--ret-. II = NOT a silh stocking pr-Ai-z7-
tu. I goes mo tne wornSh9ps ana The
hafnAi- wllks If life fr rs aiaerl. al
strength .aough many wea ~ No. itr-
members uf b. and mainly - flr fnt ilr-
pose - boosting 'hsmsoiyas i'i'o diur-.
In rosr oipr-ou then, u : W.li worth
nc PAINS - make an active campaign
tnfui sral' the East
'ap-cid,dly so do NOT speak idly wnsl
ceg rii..t '~e-tla.- most excellent chance
u n- Maine NJ" hsmp "f" ard
"Jas, mink Of II. Vernon, soinr mn
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III sINEss IS nrslNEss


me ffineess Of "ai"s n re7"7' noe
placing an 9Fder With an F0e'i4h ma4R-
iAsl-rer TOOK o'cnsion 20 ad' 'hh she
was A'"@s e'"H re- ne at'f 20 f1eoNr"se
"ona ini'Sir' 'n3 '1 r* l
e-'ftH o'71F l9No'"oie eon rtn' 'oiH p
T-"s-sHH ana nus e9Aairy - 'filcAiia-
ihe reai SPIT
a Ne" YORK merchant .. nat 'ns lee
p'4ne"s ae1 aratiou hai ,na fo t>
- .tr[f Amer can Houna wee o.,
NJ. - ,s.s,.c, -.
vol.a SEQ NOR prosperous ,faes Tnase
nss Woni b" 7asieneL ah', N ~ ~
1870. ~, 90 ~, "'s as' y.
.h.s sac There ar naioas n lofl
.pent 20 hns-aua aHnnais py Am, a.,
H.. ras.si I, - i"
wc4r gc1.- o. En-Hsh aAt Tnsse Uto
,a-i about rTp'eci or 10 American led r.
va 'pAt, * MS wtfn
tres of -ris o.f-'g as +. t,. -,t.it. IL
ne import tures
Thee II more fun taiK aad continent
aeoni this m"rs hart's rcmarks trlt ,a T.
7ess N" Princess II Wa.'s and iae
poorest woman .n Bingham ban g. -orimaA
hAyr tho t-0.. ,.., .r.... ,.
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who are now asked 90 roh shemsei,es for
the few thefe would be ie"cr unrcAases
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Injustice 20 another. can not claim thai a
wan; OF patronage from home peop,c IS
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HEED THE COUNTRY PAPERS,

fHtshurs Post, Dem.
The lis, nf bol'ing democrats r,nors
prN'e" ny me republican organs already
Needs revision as sofnc ~ them h.yo
commenced TO soc that McKln'ev s,,, nv,
,uuR, fnsh 'or dsm1crli, panrr 10
, rannI. TIC Ut merely includes certain
rairis n large cities dIrec;'y under IN
'nnu,nne ~ lo'al gold sentiment. Thn
country papers. number, d by ,hc ,ro,,.
sanls ARE an right and tacv arc no
20. 20 hn'ne ~ the democratic orF,nizttion
OF political paper On voters of Its o,.,u
rasiE stnfrai'y falls 10 zero-.% han r.
a .n 'hem 70 eesert % the enemy. II
american s nS,s demonstrated 10 the
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WALL STREET ALARMED
Changes Its Tactics from the oreua,.
L.. ~'.eNeaIe

VIA e'S i's idcues from the 0feaiiN
Van % i'e1e''sise'
'"'' 'SpecAi 10 4
~ an street Is eseas
49, vi 'eu over 'ne fan
- '.... '', az ''uss CONE repAuex
49,. '"sep''s wv az
'V''s' aaSs
~. ''."' ''V" e''' 0e es
f, -, ~ 80, Wv 10y" 'i.a'hs' q
Tvs VI wi AZ
'e. '4l =
',,,' ~ NV -, ""' po"'''s M0
=. ,,,n 80 90 V'''''' '''u''|
7''''''''e " 'esa" I
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%" "'s' "''' '''"'a'''s
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"''' an" "'" -
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fIsh, Of their ityes at ,bs,r very ams,
r. n,,a,a 49, ,s,rn u
s ave
( ,',,aas.. N. =.
80 ''''' IN %
.',,or, - h.,d MA
l., ,,sa,f .hou
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/ II leaks out tonight that the. kil
! ,., ,h,,,her If csn.s
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7 ar .ayias plans 10 form ciae's
/ mi.t,e, which will be repreen.at@
IN .a,.t.,. 49,. .,,,d mon rhs iss
/ r..ht IN, vim fire. or. In other wort
80 i"' VIZ" '"e' - nona,,lo,, d
NJ, 80, r,dar I'M
T gu eNc'! fo''''1"' .''''' -.
STANDARD banner a'u hA"'
cause against the free coinage enaaf
49,, ur,u s,r..,, "a changing lis I'd
''' ',,,,a
from oiie"siVe 10 ue'e"7''"
William 9. Whitney Ie''ef
is on.y another straw showing vhl1
the wind blows. The gold peopf
are quite psiter toh'sn' !" .n.,y,
the MEX nley manas~s ior p'sn~
ward he protection issues iaa
maj IN. so doing the democrats viii y
- ~, pryan fold ixH
al ne driven INTO 'he ID! u" =.
love free trade almost as musa
haze FREE. silver
some Of the mon, bitter ona y
are denouncing the Whitney '" s.as
tended Ia Influence the stock mHA~
'e'''e' ~ .r,.. friends Of Ws
assis' the pears. ii, '',"s .,,x,
ney, how ever, insist that ne 10 -
III. ,.,,.,.n,s and tina. be ksn
Bryans chances will he ven w.,
proved If a third ticket " pu' y
,,sIa
No. .. fran :, Louis indiaia
i"e "o"a '''"' - IN, i. ,bs NJ
tho free silver issue VIII ~ NV
on,. -, an nortics and hence The 81
cry o. an pa - ,os,srated d
here are more tnah eAAsps s..x,u
Mckinley managers IN empiSs
.au,r ,a rs d,.,nt,grating TIE
tariff and thus ds'"" ,',a otssrrxS
cratic support that wou'a o'" IN, n
gone 10 ne repup''0"' a.. IN. N
Of wan stree. lo' n''s rae a s,sri.ed .ps
kinney mana gers clai" -. sat
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OF McKiniey's visitors are either officers
or promoters OF some projected industry
or some class seeking personal favors Al
the hands OF the government, Farmers
arc the ieas; conspicuous among his call
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DISQUALIFIED.
cleveland Lauder

]ohn J." sullivan will stump Massachu-
s"i'@ nor Nryan. Bat sun van has never
GAINED much thr ugh h. ora,ory. when
the champ onship
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Never will l vote for Nc
<inley Never will l vote
], he republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother
who might be named there
On. "-GRoyER CLEVELAND.
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TEXAS GREAT sANiTARrr-M.

To tb., EI.;ar ~ Tho Pos,
- rl .r ~. n yo,- co-
''1A |NiS
ft@iNii-Nni f"'t H.A tNis famous -f"I' III
resort some days a.o AMI has alrall5
l.en, ..r.fit..i .a.- l.-..-~cna,yinf- waters
''' '''H
Iher" arr tFer-f1"ins CONTAINS "N'rs
,ou can SEES .h. "a. iubhliug as II COMES
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td,N',, t,tr,,5,, a7iy ,,ithtn a fe,y + If
- h,,.'n,Y mr.
NV ti,l III" 1ha erss.
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~ ~, ~ ,,',.,. .- ,.'nsenrf,s ro'Iti4l
- ,i'rtol,. ."t..rf,.,,,g tnste IS 10
~ SIX,
tS"'.n f.,f 49, ,,,,a,v no. 80. -
,.--t - ~ t,ra ,i,,,
a. az MAMMA ,n,l-..
Il. ,5,se ,,,d'rS f.,,,t.ss since nv
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,i-,' 'i,,t.i,,. INN, rh.g thI.r .,r..
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TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.


end long the f!gh. was open. The
battle Is over for the present. an unques
TONED majority rules aa!ns. u. aud, If
the wisdom of their course. tina, viii end
our tight on this line for ali i.'p.. but II
not. then At the proper ;ime Il is me privi-
heee and becomes the duty OF every demo
era, to again champion what he believes
TO ir- the hes, Tor y = country uaili I'M
JUDGMENT Of the majority ~ his cor
laoorcrs shall again reach a decision, and
| 50 on.
Bolton Reporters II the rank and Tile
Of the true democracy ever male a true
ITyhnyera'in nSn,n"t,9n s,nes tn aaEs ~
they made such nomination =; Ga ago,
IN july. i~t. ~. Bryan Is an orator e m;
to make vigorous can, ass rhc people
| know wn.ra he stands and wher ne mas
cysr Stool On ne ei,a, osqrs iaa3T.ns
IN close touch with the platform ami IN
| closer touch "ith the great tnroen.ng
Sos ,5ucb win al IN h,sl ISor' and an si
| orfn- mon of our country.
/. FnnnIn County Favcsi;e: Whatever else
may or may not be. there '- 10 h<enriiy
!. i.rth was 80 absolutely unfns "a lsahls
! s;isrence No ether poiteai ,.i eNyer
! ,"'l's e'r,e-ally supposed 10 have .rfir-
tens. No o.her. party declaration ever
md re>sctl al its hops upon re int.
ssnce and the integrity If ihe .aisssi,..i
/ sianl s,--sish; a-d walk cree ard v3. ~.
he al and heart despite tho sophistrics THAI
IRE sure TO plead.
| Williamson connty Sun; Tn PLATFORM
as renaissance u the old ci,-,d. o sour
az late years IS the serviic talk of eSpe-
manhs ~ tho Eastern wing ~ tse parry
! and with this renewal or -aith zones 'Nc
man ordained i.4 the ?. Aaer ~ 49, ;''.o-
nNn' to It's pristine PURIFY and simplicity
80 Sos roy cla<sirin md prieil.ee. 'fd ie
! renew The oil American t-e> - ~ An -r'-
can canahioiy Of self-r'lic ana seif-reli-
nrl" The runn and the hour r1vs met
GHimer Mirror wnh 4 lifelong ftN',.
ton To democratic pr'n iplss theYe IS nH'
glorious I'D Aemocratir prineipi and
support nc ,!smoete'ic ucke WI j
49, 'iir God mas given In Jog iA's
w do not give UP cur honc'i h'-.ief 1-
soAud money and disbelief 81 10 .ai're
| eIa acv Of fre~ aud uni.pnei oinase Of
silver 70 rich, an WI ~ aa3 snre
prosperity To the r.cQie. Thee Hr' ,us
1.aer rguaiiy, 10 ~. Important hanks IN
| ,oc Chicago platform 10 WHICH 80 san
gNe oar hearty ami eu'nii~ -is, 4' sni't'aFi-
Calhoun Cour'y News' rhe democrat
convention a. tf.,asp l4t- ia1rr sNasnN
o. being a; work far the .t-iii. la5n any
smiAr ie'iy % men eN@r a., nlnled 70
this country during oar s.if 70 nf. iii-'
delegates I'd tn li3l.rs 81 ineir sons tu-
good vifl Tn, iatfe;,.. ..,iossei :near-
som iiEng 1"t1itr du1 lfu-o q lc'-' see
IS .lrr'i fhH me- -'i ''' ~
nf me r'Hu'' ans t,@ NJ 20
longer '' i'~staf' i,'-i ~ ltlinsll''t'
90 o' fi''' st' -.
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- "a - ~ nigga Ir..A.'l .ne
.H 'rt - l1ttNl~ l1t M W. ~ "
80 VT" !. ar iht tiet, Jug
r. W., 49,, ~, ...,.,
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rnsIn rnIl.AMrnnorY.

Shi NRNriI News
L IS a funny n not a sasniclous spec
'ao'c - see these ultra rich man irc, Ing
themselves so irrrilly oyer ihe dis4e'ors
~ II fan upll the poor under fire.
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MANNING TO uoIrEns

Washington i ~.
some Of the boiling newspapers win he
sorry when they re- the Bryan children
sliding down the WlitN House collar door
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ANOTHER LIBEL,

81. Joseph News.
The cornfield shake tho democratic Can-
6idate for president has been getting Uls
given him Q glass arm
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GoLpRrG PRl1ss SILENT oN MOST.
New YORK journal


The rather 9arhoyan: Herr Most scemi
- have mpdoa enatt mistake 40 icclarlng
himself far ne sir4ic gold sf"rdard ami
li r"lert ess ~ fuE an sfn 20 brvttn T1ne
of ne hra n"s hc wauld hssr figured IN
mad re rhosca mo other e ufsct
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THE LITERARY FIELD.


e!sis fol the fame and the character of
:hc dead roet have appeared OH very
hand, these being encourasci 10 large
extent by Mr. S;edman's Juiicial attitude
as an editor of Toes works. one OF the
most arden; partisans NJ Poe Is Mi
Charles whitley. who contributes to thc
New Review. London. fervid article. III
hich he sets out by saying;
IL Poe's life WIS a ianglc Of contraiic-
ton. his p1sihumous lame mas f.eh
very conflict OF opposi;es. He has been
elevated 20 heaven. he has bean eaprasSed
10 hell he has been pictured angel and
@e'il. drunkard and puritan his poetry
has seemed to this one the crl'Sy dnklas
oi cymDai TO that the osl expression
Of verbal beauty. Bug. despite the, war
fare OF opinions M has been read and
initiated throughout the world anu he Is
sun. after half century. the Dominant
influence Of three litcratures
Mr.. Wh!biy dsnounces the common
fool'' who points to Poe as a ifunkaii
and a sleth. and who fcrgets that Poe
was not only devoted to his flinl.y. bu,
that IN sixteen years h. pr-ns-ee
greater sum Of admirable wofN than any
oetcs MARIAN IA America We quote 4
(, " moie passages;
feal world. he was poet stied ~ an
atmcsptu.e OF comm n' aud mo- dIlis ne
4
s.:. b. was 4 loNy iat9 tat living u. a
uhnridle- 4un-c.drs. lis Nrfs A.ib'h
tbs CHARM ol iils N-.1a trH qrc t 49, ne
ton ii hs mannfr. his I've q ~. u.et.
u noble nogses -i4 IiatAn saras ~
' 'i-g-.'.'S a. ,-,v.03
h:s sNiftly sarn.rea ,Nper. ance lad sven
b ~ .hat ar ct a gen einan wn'gn Is
ih5ssh Is war 6rsarr 3ns T. co..si.s, a
W.lt-r Ntn Ms wo-A 4Ir on mas h
li.,e mat IN The Domain q AFHhe m
en.,,rt - ~, n s.l.1 ~,
e.. a lnorA franchise Here tines or
n ,iie ep u alr - me
iltion: a, fha cor, .'.i5r ,i.ia sfi..isaii'o
heuJ ness Is ~ pr1r1-' ,n . - ssirli-
y a., -'.l ~ '' s''A 1na
contempt.
b..t 4 $ -ihei lis KIN tan,par' tr.,n, r
an excessively >lo;hfl and worlerflllS
t'.S sli.' ~ ~ So, ny rs 70 a"AS
i Rally r.r,et,..' III. passnre az s.if
r.ss attn eofiuues ttai vanity about
7.Sn tiost MN in''rf-y ~ p" Nin''F
,,.sYl, in ra,.,ris ~ -, -, t,.,,Io
"a faith IN humaa per.s ASH -hink
THAT Haman eNe-fion ven htye no appr.'.
a ,,n. fra',u ,y,,.b - -,,', ~" T'.i,'.,
truths. poe, whose ne vas .v} MN
pulse pass.or- longing f,r solitude ~
~ ,iaffS nr.s'.n' now 81 Hil
ov.-7 10 M blnf ,.,nlsin 81 M ~,
"Rut ne 1uiari's heaviest ar-illcrv has
10. rnArsiH - nga'1s' Y" frim' Of
$50. ~ 90 " 81 AM, 81 ,d,o,,n,
cAsrses Yet the NOS, .ha: Mas Been
rrov"d as.us' Poe 5 that wine had m
~ ZIG verse ''irf' NNgn ms prIri
far, h,, s,paror I'l-.,o ,,0h,,b .,c-,1,,.7 W.,
drink MS muddy beer in ueace lc' nm
. So refleo' that no ",n" could nureA asc
W IN y purchased for r." That his
i,,1 sl,,.,r,s r., W. ,o-d ,np,n' 80,
occasion fo- much foolishne=s lie died
ne Marlowe ard many another mra %
~ ne t'rNl nansensd' Amos, IN
vhen IS wo-b vas done. n Vain Ia -ha
aiolfd siurli.v ~ circumstances tie WIS
sfeA.. not IN ne.o'iai ai f'"il'N' which
I'm, IN h : fr,t;.,.'s 'ils.f.a 'a-'''
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WOULD LIKE TO AMEND

Perhaps Mr. Cleveland dosircs 20 amend
Pm isss letter as TO he uniorste,d as
ueinr Tor rarty loyalty only those y.sa-s
Whvu TIE name Of Cleveland Is ~ TIE
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TROUBLE FOR HANNA.

A the manager Of a tariT candidate IN
II in1ntill year Mark Hanna mas DIG
Job on his hanis
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l.. o.,,..,,,trc ,bo er,. r,o,,, t.svn.,a,
W N~"'-''''"t III 40 ~. WI" e' ''"
mention OF the people OF israel. IL wa
erected by Aief snpilh whose porlri-
hus, VIC ,a,,,,.er.1 a, The sam. ,,n,. pro
lessor Heirie has written for the Angus
Century q tun account of me nudns %
,,a ,.,hlet and of tho character and roip,
ehe ''N'e' @'iu Vi '''e eA'i' a''sf anu 'c's
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
GtyrTING ANXIOUS.

Kansas City World
The sooner the Mckinley Hobart bar
Is 5urned loose tine sooner II Wall be
empty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Thousands of old time republicans will
look to Lincoln again this year Tor the
savior of their country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Judge Holman of Indiana in all probable
ny Will be back IN congress next year.
There have been many i'nitaiors of the
old man since his time IA the National
house, Some of them from Texas. but the
judge Is the only great and original OBJ
,ector"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Desultory firing Is now heard from the
skir,nsh lines In the Grant.Cuney war.
Unfortunately for the Clark Harry crowd
their old allies are "othersis- engaged
for this campaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

AS the majority OF the bis papers In :hs
East arc on ihe side OF the classes ana
syndioates this year. the campaign u eig-
cation viii develop into contest between
stump oratory ard tripos: thunder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

AN ur-ro-pArE, ~,
Memphis commercial !,
The man who dss
ern financial ideas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

II Kansas proposes to allow the country
to understand tnat her divorce laws win
not stick she need no, sI~nd aay more
money usel.ssly on emigration bureaus in
the East. Catch a South Dakota court II
you can, inyalidAting divorce law
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

HOUSTON, MONDAY. JuLl z. is,s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Greece is ready TO 20 10 war N behalf
OF The Cretan Insurgents. and VIII force
action 10y me powers In the meantime
the Cubans are lest to struggle a.on-s
arains; Spanish atrocities and tyranny
worse than Turkish.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

It was case OF seE-preservaiion against
principle wiih the Texas popuhst leaders
st $. Lou-s. and possibly the pubic ousnt
not to have expected spirit Of martyr
dom from them -AnoHlHg them as i; docs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Whom the money power attempts 10 III
the iron boot on trc popular foot as an
object lesson. then looN for nc greatest
aud mcs, dangerous Kick ot rscpti. Revo-
luiirnAry inns ats not ia, .iti.-s Tor as
eres-ivc OPPRESSION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

A short tine ago Professor Flinders
Setrie discovered 81 Thsbes q granite tab.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
FUNDINi DILL MAY PASS.
senator Tbarston Thinks IL Proba-
bIe--Says There VIII BE an Extra
session Early In the Year.

OMAHA. Dec Ex-senator John NJ.
Thursion spent Christmas with his family
IN this city.
Il th.nk there viii be no tarifT or hnan-
ciai lezislat ton az This session OF con-
gress." said tire senator. 81 am satisfied.
however. that Ghere VIII be an extra ses-
sion OF congress called TO consider these
matters soon after the inauguration OF
tho Republican, aa.sls istrAf9on. probably
about March Is. II islpretty certain that
there vii be a new riT bill by the lst
OF July"
DO you think the gsyernment will fore
csese It's lien on the Union Pacific az an
early datse"
1T IS altogether probable that the at
torrey general will appear early In Jan
nary for the government in the pending
suits and ask for q foreclosure Of the gov
eminent lien. The president VII net
waIt for congress 10 act in this matter.
Congress may or may not pass the
funding BILL OF course. x Il should, that
would end the foreclosure proceedings. II
IL does not. The foreclosure WI 20 on. The
truth i that / have not taken great IN
terest In ghis matter and may not be fully
posted. l know an opposite opinion pre-
yails. but what I have sad Is fact,
nevertheless.
DO You think ina; the passage OF the
funding b.ll BY the present congress is
p-ooaelef"
I should say that Il Is likely to pass the
house. In the senate probably majority
OF the members are in favor OF il; srll IL
may not pass The tine is 50 short and
the press OF other matters IS 80 great that
any measure that is hard fought S likely
80 fall. though Il would likely pass We're
khere more time. However. ] tn nix the
foreclosure the more probable outcome,
though / believe the government VII get
less for its interests through this means
than by the funding bill"