The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
THE WEN At WASHINGTON.
Daily Posi-.

''-N~s SSA4AkoE 1ukkLeI xStuiUt4 W
democratic headquarters yesterday he
found his table covered with commun!ca-
Tons from all parts OF the country asking
Tor free silver literature
Many OF these letters" said Senator
Faulkner. placing his hand upon d large
Pile OF correspondence before him. are
from lawyers. doctors and professional
men. and men OF intelligence from New
York. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New
hampshire and other Eastern States beg
sing for silver literature. They show that
thcy are familiar with the subject. for
speeches they desire. As rule entnus.us-
tic politicians write TO me asking ms to
seiad hem anything tina. Will 10 Tor CAM
paisa material"
DO you receive any inquiries for gold
literature or tar.n talk"
strange as II may SEEM replied the
senator N all that pile there IS not a
single mention or the ,ari1 OF tue gold
standard. i am as,ounded al the tone OF
some OF the letters am receiving. ard II
-tPears TO me that the silver wave IS
force as /; has shown in the South aud
How long do you think /. will CON
,nue?"
That am unable to say Il may be
permanent. or II may be blt temporary.
That IS one of the reasons why think
&c Bryan managers are putting 81 the
opening OF their campaign zoo loHg Now
"a ;.Ae time to push the Bryan work, white
The fever Is on the people. Why. the Ma
tonal committee should be orgauizei and
aeNe out It's campaign hand book by this
..nse ! fear 1t Is a mistake 10 pu; OF
Ol.ulng The campaign ugtil way oil there
II. f.,e I.tAlIA of August. MI u
era weeks Tor the committee 10 perfect
IS organization and get rs force in
,"It"1s! Woth4"g o!4eE- hS!r ais some
persons VINO imagine ,hat thu Democratic
COZ src-slonal committee l. eNpecfcG to
s.i oat the campaign hand book. Tna- Is
I'll stake. That work belongs 70 liz Ma
.oRai committee. / am ready to give the
NI,4onal committee nny ass stance can,
as nave on hand Il lot or gooi material
inat wilI III in nicely IN the hand book,
nUt nevertheless / think It is a mistake. to
postpone the formal opening " The cam
palEn too long"
Has not MIR. Bryan already opened his
cami aisn? he is making speecaas a.mos.
every cay?"
That Is one great trouble with Bryan,'
sad Senator Faulkner lie likes to talk.
and IN my opinion he talks TOO mach. He
should be kept quiet until the campaign
opens. and then he should nat re allowed
to Leak without preparation. HIS speech
rs are no. up TO the stamford OF his CHI
caso speech, and VIII not he unless lie Is
.c SIN t,pon some Of his otf-hand eifor.s.
HIS enemies nre on his trail. and they
are err isaiy 10 picK ip anu ii'ahe use
chance TO lc. falI. His play nov Is 10
remain silent and bottle up some of the
pe'.onai Ioy ne iceis a., a. ue',s se'ee'e'
While senator Faulkner was talking
Secretary Gardner came into the room,
bearing IN his hand copy of Candidate
Bryan's now famous Chicago speech.
-, ,.., .,.t
g" i''i'' '"e comma 10 ~
rice II is in pamphlet form. with the
crown OF thorns and the cross OF gold
e,,o,o,t, as ,h, h.,,,tpa I, is rnrber,1
pr''"''oi' 40 'i'' ''au'''s, -
No. 10. speech OF Hon. hl'ath d. Bryan
democ rdtic candidate for president. de-
liy-red at The Chicago convention. july .,
lS-i"
senator Faulkner took the pamphlet, ex-
amucd n, adm!red the style OF printing
and remarked: "lhat is abont the best
standpoint hint has been maao. isryan
that.''
senator Foulkner says he IS not usually
CARED away by POLITICAL enthusiasm, but
IN The present Instance he is iucnnei to
belie," that unless some romarkahie
.rlluape occurs in public sentiment before
cl,s.i.un day Hryan win be swept mo me
~ hfte Ioiise bv a large majority.
Hon William j. Hendrick of Frankfort,
.,, -. .,,,,.,,,, o,rar,I Of Ken.
"nt'i ieeeH''S "'.'''iey -,
lucky, lawyer OF the hishesl ap''''! una
l,,,,c ,oa,.ra :, y,,uc Grass State
,,,.s ,ss, q, IN, pole,,,h Inst evening. In
,oa,ocs. n ,nouIrlos Of n Post reporter,
Observation-Disclosures a,ia.
.T,, ,,,a ,.r,., c,,,es, that has been
,,.,,.., -, ,..,,,,.,,,, ,,.,weon ,hc void and
silver rartisans my voice and influence
have over been on the side OF SOMA ne,
nel eN; f,it nu''v,e III, NJ goo "ovornn,eI,t in.
iIcr silver toluise d! .u's 49, n-',,,',
S %9Sla be- Sm Is s But am democrat
and democracy s'Anos ioi ~ i.'',,9 CIV,
things bSsi $ free silver NAV nav nar +, I al.
possin!r i"t w W III '',nosrf,,ilv DO an in
ir-'ah,", "i'n s,rhI' tme s,,ncos Of the
my power 10 pr3,ii,ote liz ,,ho ,s,,Ii. of the
, hl1hEo ighs,, ,,,,niteIy better Than Nj
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