The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-22
PARTY LIFE At SIAM
Split 10 the Chicago Conveat(6
Mould BE Suicidal.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL's STRONG TALk|
The Dtstinsuishsd Ohio Leader, VIE -
Not q Candidate for President. Urgbs
Democrats to stand ToEsthsr.

l
| a candidate for the presidential nominal K
| ton at Chlcago?" was asked cx-Govcrnot
James N. Campbell OF Ohio yesterday ~
The Post reported encountered that dis-
tlnruishcd democrat at the capitol
You may aay with oil the clear en-
phasis that English is capable OF that
am not and VIII not be n candidate for tho
presidential nomination at Chicago; nor
will my iaine be placed before tho tiesilo-
cratic convention"
| That settled the point One glance into \
the clear, frank eye OF Ohios once gov-
crnor showed the sincerity of his words
and the iirinncss OF the purpose he an
nounced. Ex-Governor Campbell Is not q
| candidate for . White House nomination.
Continuing tho general condition OF
| said; ~ p'e''
every true dcmocra, should. however.
,hhiy a. ms crisis about the standArd OF
should cease. These bc trying tines FOR
s ne democracy Tho party has met three
u skills not to ask WIN or blow In the
eshes OF Che past for reasons now, Those
encd ns' " they are to be followed by
spit W. the convention and deeortons at
,he polls then are the days of democracy
II with frrnness. FOR II "a my unqualiflesT
BELIEF that should the party be split at the
hi,aso convention the party has met its
1T IS for that reason that exhortI
every true man of the faith 10 stand by
n ,nf ue'"S y thcemnshont ~ next cam.
iall together DO not 70, us animate the
ei,rty ~ advance by he siEcide Of q spli,.
Every man who goes rs delegate TO tho
next convention should 80 there pledged
Ma vi sfnp,n ne sanddaig and eecepi The
no matter what the Platform may nom.
n salIS h My n9'nld be aoG,enied, and the
their acdep9nc S,lns.,tc VIZ, ll's ~
Chicago WITH Tho lutenslon to stay II ina
majority aareo win him and aoecpt his
on s,,eo W h,eNy 's nlatl9r'n, whetnSr
means to holt n lis notion NJ mon snJ
measures y voted down IA a traitor III
,n,,i.VN ~ n,E go uusln.S' m tho con-
II prSscru,o NJ, ,c,,,ir,n,, ~ Iii 80,
For myself | nm aav thrnneh me Sost
that whatever The tVhie1ro uI,.tfor,,, al
vhNeyer Tho randfd,tNsS III, ,,,, ni,u
both with hon,t ana r9ren,.th rupro pt
tho ticket yvithn,,t ~ r,ariiFHt hh,,u Wy.
View, On ananrc No s,,it t,,i ,na ilstN.S NY
man yet I r,> ~, ~ ~ , III v.oar ~ amy
mrr's democratlc canvsrt i1,'e !, ny. sun
sold moncmeioiit.,n I'M a,t, ni u tVr
nv sar', - ~ i'ilu " ttNt SILVER IN
utter sodbg y" as '' tSs o nmnda,di names 9a a., e.,
r ,,m ~, n's''t et 10y ne
nj sunnn.i q, VI" H. kutt i,S tyii atn iailh-
to nut II throiyh '' '''' u" ny "Vst
''f' on Inc otber han, No ,i,te.
al
nrc Id To- 4 ,Ii,or ,,, -, '.ilVoi coln-
pioasc.an5 III" ,,t,e, Az, "a, iisin, ~ YOU
,nonov metni ond sa 'r,sn "i y Eoih vs.
nor,'csnord 20, w, III, TiV,ne uNhauhtfH 10
support to Nc tishct sn1 , NY '"'s ,i
,,nl anna n,yinr A., ~, ~, 'lu Mpth WIN u e
W., Ii,, :" S,,hrN victory
on onnncc worId o IN nl ,nese ,pr9ros sails
nrrcc with eIthc" g., ~ ' Xxx ! 30 not
i've ir =, /, ~. l., i,u' " w lN,fiy v 10
arnin mon r,ts, ,, ttn'iuli success
niisf ,isId 90 ~ IN 4n,3.Il uitl mnoflttes
,rnes,E 'cip 10 WoloHues, ana that tho
,w,ay ~ "u'' anu NIn't must Dc dono
leeo>, ,,r,,,, ,.,,.,,,,
LESSON FROM KENTUCKY.
Take tho situation NJ rranlsfor, aa n
ample I do not a4rrcs, win alnchhu,n
va win CAV In bis ,is,,.,, w. -. E ~,
" w." say >" nus NleWh on tnahce- But
lnd been democrat In tho Kentucky
legislature would haye yotod co,. Mn,
\nd th,.o J.,,.,y,,,, .. ,,,,,,. 49,. ~ '''
,' 49,. "ei'ue'''s VINO REUSED 10 vote
OF blackburn after he was made the
o put II mildly, aha wrong ana mistnos