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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
MATTHEW'S WANTS HARMONY.


lie Attempts to Heal The ia rtlonai Breach
In 1ndlann
Indianapolis, Ind, june 2I.-Governor
Matthews called Chairman Holt of the
regular democratic Sta.o central commit
tee hnd Chairman Clark CT the free silver
STATE committee in consultation IN an ef-
fort to bring about ali Understanding be-
tween the two wings of the party The
governor feels that harmony at Chicago
IN the Indiana delegation IS absolutely es-
snniinl TO the successful issue of his car
dioacy, ana he is very anxious hat some
GOD standard mon should be upon the
delegation.
Chairman Holt said he believed n con-.
setvativc policy was best for both sides to
adopt, but as the free silver men were
practically in control of the state. ii was
not for him to make sugge~ tons.
Mr.. Clarke expressed y desire for har-
mony. but added that the free silver men
had been so embittered by thu attacks of
the Sound money" democrats that he
questions If any overturcs would be con-
sinercd
The governor represented to them that n
divided party meant defeat and the action
of the convention should be such as TO
bring good feeling and leave no sore places
IN the party. Nothing definite was ac-
complsnod, but the party leaders hope
that an understanding may he reached
and the factional breach entirely healed.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Wh.tncy's Refusal to Re a Delegate Has
Complicated Matters.

Complicated Matters.
Saratoga. n. y. June 2l,A few poll
ticians have already reached this city and
more are expected tomorrow to attend Tho
State democratic convention, called for
the purpose of slecting delegates 10 the
National democratic convention. Tho
Stntc convention viii be held in this city
next Wednesday.
Senator David Il. HIN IS not expected
here until Tuesday morning. and the meet
ing OF The committee of the State viii not
be held until Tuesday night.
The refusal OF William {. Whitney to
accept II place upon the ticket as dele
gate AT lnrge has led to a complication,
and several cand les have sprung up.
4 line of policy. 1t is saiu, has bean
marked ont TO piacate the State dcn1oc-
racy go that there will be a united dele
gdti1h to the National convention This
has fed TO the proposal OF one namo from
that organization II MIR. Whitney still re-
fuses 10 accept. Eek Secretary Charles s.
but no eonhrmat.on Of the ruu,ot can l,c
obtained here. The organization from
Kings county Is presenting the name of
Pntrick X. McCarren. the State seuator
from that place. for the vacancy. Tho
other names upon the ticket for delegates
NJ large have had no opposition. Tuey
are Roswell p. Flower. Edward Murphy
oHd David II. Hill.
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HOW DEMOCRATS NAY WIN

YVES the headline over two views Of
wha, the Chicago convention should do IN
order to beat Mckinley They were IT.
The Post' but in no other Texas rapcr.
CHAIRMAN HARHiTY expressed the
opinion that tho convention should ~
clare for sound money. thereby eliminate
The currency ISSUE, and success would he
possible.
SENATOR STEWART expressed tho
opinion that the convention sh Mid de.
clare for free silver, mako the campaign
on that iss'ie. and success would be pos
sh,e.
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would I've msrcrro scntng the state Of
public opinion here Whether II Is 50 or
not. II Is considered a proposition TO de
tnsc the existing standard OF values. And
the same feeling OF nitspcsiticn to COM
promise with tho matter Tor votes or any
thing else is as active here in our party as
II was found In the republican rarty when
Il bore down and overpowered the Mckin-
ley machine.
Personally, 2. g. my opinion that { ,..s
democratic party goes on that PLATFORM
a, this tme they WIN get the most dis.
had in this country. understand IL is
honestly believed in and people think 1t
VIII bring rel.ef from their present ttom.
WI bc pretty thoroughly sifted. and the
people OF this country will not fac. the
disturbance OF values. The loss OF ccuii-
dcnce, the general distress and ruin which
would come TO their business In such n
change in our standard Of value as would
arisgfrcm such acton. And IL Will. n my
opinion. verwhelm the persons who nm
II ought not to hc necessary for mo to
say anything of IA personal nature.
lind mysnlt. however, sroken III hero and
there as a possible cand date. sufficiently
To attrac, t:'cntio, VI should fail to
notice II. II sometimes attcrtr ones i'm
flucnce IN cases Ike the present have
no personal motive IN entering this tgh,.
! nave said that | would not bc canli-
date. viii add copying the emphatic
language once used b. tho late General
sherman Il think l remember 1t corrcr' =
IVA ~ will not run II nominated. nor
serve IL elected
am not foolish enough to suppose that
any Eastern maui conid he nominated by
ms convention. mn = less tina, could.
| sSmpathlsc thoro ,rhly with the feeling
IN the South that has caused the UPRISING
and VIII md iis expression AT C'hcago.
hut ~ to II, rrincple which the uprising
has brought form, aud the issues being
framed. entirely d'sagrce.
William - whitney.
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Will declare for silver the money of the
masses, and will name a candidate that
can sweep the country ON that bind VI
platform. II Is my belief that we can car.
~ this state on a free silver Issue. for the
republicans Of Illinois. are thoroughly Inn
piegnatcd with the silver ,0sa."
democratic National ,cenvcntion TO indcrss
Teller an put up fusion ticket would
not receive seriour consideration Mr..
geld between now and the democratic
State convention and secure his ndorse-
rent for the candidacy OF Boies. The
doise Boes. now tbat Morrison Is cut OF
the race on 4 silNer platform.
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ARMED lNTERrERENCEINCuB

may he the result OF the rcror. which
cansui General Lee has made to president
Cleveland and which WIS told of by THE
POST. but not by it's competitor
AN INSuRGENT VICTORY Is what is
claimed IN place Of the Spanish victory
WAS in THE TOSr only.
THE SPANISH PRESS is an,fclpatins
crisis. and the government is encouraged
10 send troops TO cuba to rut down the
rebellion as quickly as possible. THE
POST had It.
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The Two votes Of Alaska are omitted
from the table. MS they are doubtful, So
are those of the Disirir If Columbia The
figures show hat the silver men hay,
ne power 10 control thc convention, as
ihcy nave a majority NJ two an tho Nh
llonai committee. II fhe committee ghould
adopt The ,acics used by the republican
NATIONAL commlitec n 81. Louis IN the in
ieresi II Mckinley all the silver con
should The National committee not
put IN the silver men the credentials com
inittee might do 80. This done. the silver
incn wonld have nearly n iwo.,h rds ma
loiFy, sufficient 10 nom nate Ry giyint,
the silver men a majority of the dele.
gIilon. the cmre twenty-oight votes nf
Michigan under the unit rule would bc
cast for silver
n tho silver men carry things with n
rgh hand u IL Mr.. Wb5tneys proernmmc
10 have the Easaern delegates raise The
cry OF "irregnlaiity,' return home and
protect their ORGANIZATIONS The Tastern
men. II Is contcnded. could sustain tha,,.
claim 70 being tho real democrats
, me nA-srcretary had a long talk with
Secretary of Agriculture Morton rsra rd
ng the gold delegates from Nebraska
who are contested. Secretary Nori,,n
cnmc from Washington expressly Ia In =
-, NJ ia'ls In ihc Nebraska case before Mr.
Whitney. "''
Mr.. Doran. the democratic leader Of
Mnhssoia, also occupied two hours Of
M. Whhr.y's TING in discussing tho
w v,,nn',3n r , A1'er so'nG oyer The figures
that he nigh iust as well 'f ro to oo nro,e
as he Intended. Accord ngly Mr.. Inrnri
wiz sal by the American liner st, Louis
next wednesday, $500
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FIGURES Ky WHITNEY, -
Seem to Show THAI silver WIN Control a

Seem 10 Show rhl, Silver VIII Control al
Chicago,
New York. Juue lea Secretary Whit
ncy as a result, Of thr,r days nvcstga
lion has prepared table showing the
number of gold aud silver delegates IN
the Chicago convention. He went over
ihc figures with j. ss'crlins Morton. sec
rotary Of agriculture, and Michael porln.
tho member of the democratic national
committee from Minnesota Tho table.
which was given out by Mr.. poran. is as
follows:
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ro,,ND A COMET.

combrdg Mass. June @.-A ca''e-
crar received from the European Union
~ Astronomers by Mcssrs Chandler and
ptch,s announces the discovery Of
Rrooks periodical comet on It's return ny
i,y"Ilc Of The observatory al Nice
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Of "i n' ~"i ne standard as real '''" the monetary difficulties
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
The Convention VIII Dispose of Every
thing In One Day.

| Peoria. Ill, June 2i.-It is highly prob
able that the Illinois State democratic
convention viii complete It's work of NAM
Ing II State ticket and delegates at large
TO the National convention In one day.
All the plans have been arranged with
this end in view w. IL. Ieprichsen.
chairman of the State Central committee,
sold today that the free SILVER men had
dec. ded 10 do this and That they had the
strength to carry their point. He says
that VA of the 1868 delegates are instructed
for tree silver and that they Will adopt
a free silver platform.
AS yet there has been no one talked Of
for governor but John r. Aitgeld. II ID
conceded by every one that he will be
the head of the Ticket.
Governor Altseld arrived this evenipH
from Springfield. lie found u large mum.
Der OF free silver democrats awaiting him.
An informal conference was held In the
governors room, In which the programme
cussed and reports were made to the gov
ernor OF what had been done. All were
agreed that one day would be enough to
transact all business that would come no
before the convention.
No one here believes the gold standard
men In tho party will bolt the convention,
MASSACHUSETTS WON'T BOLT,
Boston. Mass. June 2i.-The delegates
from this State 10 the National democratic
convention at Chicago were polisd yester-,
day They will not bolt the convention II
q free silver plank is adopted as part Of
the platform.
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DOMESTIC.

Postal department vii try new plan
for The rapid transmission of mails.
Lorenzo ID. Mckinney, an eccentric
oh;oan. had his funeral sermon preached
so ne could hear 1t.
Two Chicago men, brothers fought a
duel over which raised the best chickens
One VIII die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

JAMESTOWN. y Y The Photograph
ers Association of America Will hold ta
ron on-Chaautauqul siA days, ''eginning
today.
prlIApr,I.rrfA Tho United states
League Of Local Building and Loan As.
socisti-ns VIII hold MS fourth annual
convention n this city oday and iomor-
row.
ROME Monsenor Farrata. Monsienor
cra Dni and NJ 'nsianor lacoblhi. phpal
uuncins respectively a. Paris. Madrid and
Lisbon. VII be croated cardinals, !, i
aid. al the cons story to be held today,
cardinal sa oil from the United States
Will be present
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TODRTS FEATURES.
Probabilities Threatening weather md
probably little rain; variable wiuds.
FOREIGN

OK r.l'rN
There is SIN plethora OF money In
London.
Manchester cloth market Is strong
with plenty of work.
p1Narcr empress of China is dead.
Tory government of England viii nban-
don he educational bill
Four thousand factory hands are on a
strike al ST. Petersburg.
Rabellioiis Mashonas are numbering
whites on every side In South Africa and
" may develop nto a general uprising.
Another massacre OF Armenisns near
Van is reported.
The Turks have repea;ed their bloody
record in Crete: the Cretans hope TO gan
Their liberty.
peculiar trolley car accident resulted
in nine persons being hurt at Phiadcl-
phla
DOMESTIC.
Postal department Vii try new plan
for The rapid transmission of mails.
Lorenzo D. Mckinney an eccentric
Oh.oan. had his funeral sermon preached
so ne could hear 1t.
Two Chicago men, brothers. fought a
due. over which raised the best chickens
One VIII die.
the London Mail correspondent says war
""' Wv"
Antonio Maceo defeated the Spanish
with heavy loss near lIavana.
Wcylcr will compel the Havana "volun-
tecrf'' 10 60 to the front to streng' hen
'he ""'i"
i's9'is'o" VI Ve''','. a-"'' WV
Vh''F" S'"'eS h'9 oeeH '"p'ou"NN" ~ '''
sranish senate
POLITICAL.
Foraker says Teller ct al had M moe
reason 10 DOT now IMAM 'ncN han roar
years ago ne says Inc rep"piichns nave
declared 'or no new prh'c'piS' o"' nave
'n'il' ''""' ~ W.
W. e. whitney IN an a'aress says INC
d'mocrht'' vary VIII surely meet 'e'ea'
II declares ipr free silver coinage coun-
se's against H. ana says thnt the time Is
nearly rne FOR in'erhaton'i h'metaiiisin.
d.,o,, q, silver 81, The Tim.
,v,t,,,o,. l,a, nro,,,..a c,,r,s ,,..,
would seem IN snow ,h,, silver Will oo,.
t,ol i, IN. chicago .onvcn,,or
,;overnor M,tth, ws Of Indiana is ,rvlnc
=, ,,,.,,,,,,,a ,,diana do,..,. "a ,,,,,
,,, ,,,,n h,v. !, s,,,d de,or,tior at ON.
"auo
u,ssa,.hus.,,s sound ropev dcl.ps,,or
,.,u no, ho,, , silver platform nj Chicapo
Boes Is Working nara for the inaorser
mont OF Illinois hehoor''s'
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GOVERNOR CANrBrll's ADVICE

given t. the democrats holding office NJ
Washington aud by Inference. to all
others Was To stick TO the party a, all
hazards. THE POST made II prominent
1t vast used by the News.
TOM REED is gong to s,ny in compress
according to n Portland. Manc. dispatch.
Which THE POST printed exclusively.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

Bureaus Of Labor Statistics md Kindred
ofnces VII be held here for four days
beginning today.
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Every issue has something Of interest
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A STATEMENT BY MR.. WHITNEY.
Counse1s Against the Adoption of Silver Plat
form by the Democracy.
IME RIPE FOR INTERNATIONAL AGREE
Would silver the
statcsPreds Overwhelming Defeat for the Party If II
Declares for Free Coinage.

New York. June n .---WNliam c. Whit
ncy today made public statement IN
which he defines tho political. situation,
makes his position clear rs regards his
decision to remain ~ this country instead
of going 10 Europe. aud conclude, by
saving that lac is not presidential posi-
bi,ty. that he would not run II ncmi-
mated and would 10. serve IL elected
The fui tent of tie statement is as fol-
lows;
| ind II necessary to make public
Statement, emhodyins my views on the
sieuat on TO correct misconceptions and
save time NOW occupied in answering
questions.
Far too much Importance has been at
,achod 20 my deci ION TO GO to the On cago
conversion have been prac ucally on;
of politics for -four yenrs and there are
now many Eastern democrats who can
do mu ii moro than can for the party.
ship. My decision to stay WAS simply b
believes in the party tor its principles to -
chances When the great crisis Is upon ~
ference Of principle exists inside the v
The great question. 10 my mind. is AS
now. a. IN l>t1. With issues and dfferss
able. For the past fifteen years leaderfls
have been Advocating as the great repes
silver at III to I. with or without the Il = :
II has come TO pe believed IN diN'S
majority Of the delegates 10 The comisss1.
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Thomas Burns, from Nye county,
1881, sentenced to life for murder in
the second degree. Denied.
Jeremiah Barry, from Storey, 1892,
sentenced to 30 years for murder IN
the second degree. Denied.
Bernard j Cosgrove, from Elko,
1870, for life, murder Ill the second
degree. Granted.
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WASH. NGToN, January Ex-senator
Davis, OF the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations to -day reported ia
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Monroe doctrine. It is preceded by
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Scwali. of New Jersey, addressed
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him for information as to what he had
done about the matter of the speeches
delivered by Ambassador Bayard.
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i'll full, al"o copies of letters from
Bayard, explanation of them. No nc.
ton was taken by the President on
the speeches, awaiting the views of
the House.
Rnm ri nf Dnr
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