The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-19
VlTTERSON'S VIEWS.
. Kentucky Editor Discusses the
Effect OF the Election.
/ ISSUE OF NINETEEN HUNDRED.
,u,crs of Liberty We Have
Ierone Lovers of Mo"s'-""S'
lid rake the Warming.

S,u. journal. who was prominently sug
:, a, the nomination for the pres!denc,
4. indianapolis convention, but who's,
was formally withdrawn, has re.
~ in this city since the election. Hi.
!. upou the result Of the National cant
,us, closed have been furnished ii
allowing revised interview:
h, election Of MIR. Mckinley" said
ga,,erson today, lis but the beginning
end Of the struggle which one way
rother has been going on in the
N States for twenty years. 1t began
West and South with demand for
rney. No sooner was the greenbacii
disposed Of than the free silver
took its place. Other questions being
front and few OF our public mCn eX e
IN coinage, free silver was able TO
n. to the new monetary delusiol
men who except for their ignordno q
u Particular question could never have
aachcd and were sound to the core
The National credit and safe, stable
kltng medium. Among these public
M tiat money novnneat r.. Ie 'eau
f. ,,Ivar rino ou,no,.s ,t',' 'n..''o' " u
-s.on into the rrrnhIioo,, 49, "u1
,v,0,sion nj tho ,,,,,ai,,,,,,,',, - " VIZ
N Marty This cnlTNinatnd ~, VI ~ ~ EN-
n Ana defea, of H. pr ~ .he ,;oih-
Mo-, ends the freo si,an "n, WIN
|d,nssr NJ a IA 10 ia ,ten-y unu
d Il disorder ii has called lntn hs,n,,
M ,rrarian issues il hss 60, ,n, o..ns
m , ,s,. , upon .he scene and we may
b upon the life Of tho Nati,, D va
M ., the peonle mil I mo-. ana m
| d existence in lana NJ "e' ~, az swept
MONEY! and dsnrssi, =, he l,i, renewed
T. among the rocks aheod ' y oo'iars
/ Wa'terson was asked If the ,,,ion
.sn the gold democrats and the ro a,,Hn
: could last and he renIiaJ. ~. epu ~
~ how It can. The ditteroncns Nv
a. Mr. Mckinley is an ovtran,n ~ W.
)ast. The sound mopev do,o '',ie plo-
n tariff reforiners Cort,i'' 'or' ".s are
pip is largely an affair of ,n,n 'I St".,s-
10 be eiieotual and benefic,oi o'Ai'sss'
Fss must be loglcsl on1 '% t,,s .ho COM
(oad be more desirable than n n nu,nn
! all law abiding order Inv,u,, 'n ni,,
against whatever and 49,,
|saed the interests OK the oonn,n,.
Syan menace did nroduca sut
sryansm was aimply mohisno 90
I such an issue. wheneva- ana
aslinetlons must vanish fro,r "'S w,
td patriotic men. But tha ,r, mna ,ne
y over the original d,so NY immediate
teaptear '''
" hr Watterson," said the ,r,o,
n aas rot the republican nn,,v VI.
|.Na 50 overwhelming as ~ s,r =, ', ,n
NV ' Il"
y ~ ae time being, veg" was ho
.ue republican yarty has ha1 t.
w great good fortune n bos Aa,' ~
aeleyer opportunist p,t SHOWN
I'M, ~ II, case upon the doctrine 'I ~
y. Neither as u policy nor an " "
own or stand alone II &c ' ai,.,i
W genius of American instituiions
PUG be no lop ,o. "''NHo' !
~ ualy necessary to tho Amoricon
- 1t is the father OF natsrno1
~ lhe godfather OF pom,lis,n i,
m. 70 those who imagine MAT
~ De created by legislaiion ~
\, s .,. burdens upon tho aor,
,. asses During periods of dsnrne-
'.s roth as an instieation pr1 n
NV sae ciscontented clement. II ia
~ oi constant corruption in cnn
Inc manufacturers themseiy".
,s ,saa the movement To dlsc,rd ~
.,, i,d' u they would, have the ones.
s,,ss ". w Statesmen aud save It from
Ir,,,, VI a mob. On such a line nil
|, i.a,' men could unite to rescue tha
n IN =, anaFchism But with Mr.. Nc.
n we presidency. this seems I'M,
n. ., aaa ! confess l dread IA mini,
sgMpt to which he is oommit,ad IN
~, .'h The Mckinley dutjo, Irndo ~
.s,e preStext of supulving a nauui
|. s. no, likely to exist at the close
h . wss. year"
,o aaa' Go sou think of all tbase
sS.Whd with respect to IN. fu,ur.
'Ai,s sn,rE!
|, =, nat the country * safe for tho
\ mat the future OF tho po,,,h,,e
cgually assured. | devnn,,v hnnn
men shoul5 MAJ ho , MP,
aIsled security because a , no' ,a De luiled
nr,r,rsoi OF Reputation. The gorgon
ss,, lIsn is yet abroad. Tho grvan
!, ~ was most dangerous bccousc II