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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-02
CHIEFS OF BUREAUS, DEPARTMENT OF
INTERIOR.

Surveyor-General, w. ID. Alexander.
Supt. Public Works. w. E. Rowell.
Supt. Water Works. Andrew Brown.
Inspector Electric Lights, John Cassidy.
Registrar of Conveyances, T. 6. Thrum.
Deputy Registrar of Conveyances, r. w.
Andrews
Road supervisor, Honolulu. w. II. Cum
mings.
Chief Engineer Fire Dept, ]. II. Hunt.
Supt. Insane Asylum. DR.. Geo. Herbert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
c.ANpAIGy I.IrERATURN.

Washington. July N.-The democratic
National congressional committee. whose
headquarters are in this city. will formally
begin the work OF distributing campaign
literature next week. Senator Fanlkne.,
chairman of the committee, - an ardent
supporter OF the Chicago platform ana
ticket and expresses himself as being con
iident Of the success Of the ticket ne&t
November OF West Virginia, his own
State he states the sentiment IS over
whelmingiy in favor of silver. and WIN
that issue as the slogan of the demo iTacy,
he il sure that the S,ate WEI ,e wfestel
from republican rule. The State conN NJ
tion 10 be he'd on August - VIII. he sayS
nominate n Srate ticket on n silver basis
throughout, and every candidate now be-
| fore the convention for nomination has
already declared himself as favoring ire'
silver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
TooHEy FOR BRYAN.

Milwaukee, Wis. July 1.-THE an
nounccment g made by John Toohey. one
OF the leading republicans of this city.
that he could not vote for tho gold plat
form and would support Bryan Toohey
has been a hard worker for the republican
pavty In number Of campaigns. and n
lSS; he stumpei the Stnte for Blaine and
made. qupite reputation for himself. In
ISIS he was elected district attorney OF
the republican, ticket, receiving .'"p nor
his n@rview that h. gives out today
Toohey declares that for every plug
hat" vote that Mckinley VIII gam h'
will lose Il dozen "overalls." He declares
that in this county the silver ticket wi
lie elected by AN ovcrwhelm ng MAORI y
while If the State ia canvasscd property
4, VIII 70 for BRYAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18

Toora~peket. K l.. July 1.-THE WON
socket ETen!ag c4N says tals eftnins'
This Ne~ York Jp1rnaA Is Che only
nowspapsr 10 %sw YoIk. AZ fae Won
s9cne' Eyeufns caa is in+ bniy newsp4per
Ia Kho1v island, ttsi supports Bryan aua
'se Chicaso PLATFORM. Both newspapers
nafs the colrase 70 be i7r ire people. be-
cairc fti-hrr d. Inorfg4rcd 20 the mont,
metaphysics TIE Daii weeks ago when
an ne democratic p1pers OF Sew Eng AID
we're wApb.ing or threatening bolt. de-
ciarcA iis Intention 10 support the Chicago
n0mluee and platform, and j.; IA. done 20
IN sp.ia % snesrs M lrs~N,ife.
ScwhlEI. y. T., July 1.-THE Scwburg
Rcgister lnaorscs the lotn.n4uon nf l.ry
an an1 coGnsslA democrats 10 stand trui
20 ,h.ir pllai record.
10. hester. y =. July u The i.ocnes
Ter h-reld o9rrlprrtu. morning. aud 'ue
lnlDn ana Advertiser flrmocrAfl, evening.
hay~ placed the names u B.ytn anI So
nnk at the hend ~ their editorial page.
Htther supports tire platform.
Concord =. H. Juiy l5.-JpAn II Ohcr-
l.. Gditqr Of H.. People and Pairlot. thp
!pca demorra'ic orFan lasds the STATE
~ hls fearless and pronounce. advocacy
If Candidates and platform. lie considers
'te apin.na tons the b.st tha; could nave
h'.-D male
Grand Rap.ds Micn..July i5.-rhe Grand
fyfc 'fi@ Convention. accepts fAe platform.
declares rnaf u 10 lhe accepted creed III
The gs'TY f0r thiG camps "a and rayi
democrat v''A, 10 not Ike q crn IND
CONTEXT ard company pn the republican
/ ride OF the fence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18

New York. July little preliminary
steps have been taken hero toward the
organization Of the first Bryan and sewall
club and the head Of the moyenenr is
Congressman William Snlzcr. Mr. Sulz-r
is an intmaic friend Of Bryan's. and
when the boy Oritor' was q member
of CONGRESS Bryan and Suxer stopped n
Washington Mt the same boarding hons =.
Mr. Sui2sf Vas also the frs Tammany
hall democrat 20 d. lar" a. Chicago that
Dee wopa support tn" nuhci no matter who
VAS nominated, He has h,sn one Of the
district Traders IN Tammauy hall and
owes his political success 20 that organ!-
ztiiou ono ~ the special objects Of tn"
formaiier ~ thr campaign club s to give
iAe 'h. 'ugo convention nom noes a good
reception at IN" mobilization mAing hero
~ AugHs Local democrats have now
llf liitle enthusiasm frr tho Ticket. aud
mo club intends 20 arous" them II VIII
Doc COMPOSED largely of members OF labor
ORGANIZATIONS, hut II welcomes members
n all parties who " j support N" dem
orratc canfif;na. This means II IL hora
that many citi2ens Of opposite rolIca
fam vino favor free silver VIII JOIN. tn.
club. Enough natu"S have already bcef
secured "a insure success.
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EXPRESSIONS 0Y the DEMOCRATIC m

". W NotcS were dfvlAa
pronounced silver csns.Ss
~. votes were clst a. 3
son and HUI. AT no ietaG
loting were there Ie,s ~ eur1
the fun convention ess, ~ tn
uldates nnd on The nesssS ~ the
votes We're al concsnirst. NJ
Tore the motion to mud "a
" Tha , was put and ~
me nomination OF Brysss
fore made In stric, accotxa u
rue or democratic cosvss
recorded ballot he had Nv Hlonl
required two-ttlrds NJ ~ ~
and not merely Of ,hos. ~
The ballot.ng was r,rsi, seto
last by more than 100 ~ SSN
gold candidates. and NJ
made unanimous whH%
gates still taking pars
Ihr ute of Mr.. Brycn " ~
the democratic party & w,tSss.
M'KlNLEY cAaipArov i,
ST. Louis Republic. avg
Bryan and Mckinley. A..
federalism' tariff for -
"ni Tor special bount,e,. :.
who is free to fo,lou, 49,
rons,s',er,. sne ulet1sI
"''u Inc princpis
government and a cand,A.,.
shackled with pledges j
,e y. 'es'siauon.
n democratic bolt Ia, Of cos,.
a nley campaign aseno,
the ,hinpas, o,s,,.. An
a.L.u - e'y u can
o''e' hume
IT Bryan is elected. usth..
hind him tho vor,, ~
III, l.. 10y "orst that 4
pm IL u temporary disturbanrl
/ W. i.nNN. ne disturbance, Il
81 o''eouS ana not n beueacI,ll
ai'ce. WI ps quickly rectlhed
,iu'iurhple oniisa ,ions and all M
A,lshl'ohs OF the democratic y
p'eus,u 70 'hat END.
~ NlN N l'ity Is elected, 4 disar,
. ..,,,,hue q business Is certain \
.uuilcss cohr nuahce all the 4
We republican party Is irrevocaE
;McN-nieN ana ms congress ID
ITO o'iice WIN them not only
tfaue us'urhanee but the dehs
cipie OF euVerli'nent al the hehe,l
w hensht or a favored claN
.hv nlul'ipiieu burdens and inju,!
loIloW as Il necessary conselusu
az f,inii ann lavish bounties :
II WIN a radical change In b
pu wouiu cN,eh INTO all the IN
s,vernineht power.
McNshl'y Is hortgaged to sps,
ssts rs no other candidate for .
uehcy mas ever mad: in 1870 his .
non WAS 70 cit ana low assen.
CAIN h'ed ny campaign contrlhu
une NJ is personally interested
sola.iy hound HIS election wou
!oWe' by a carnival OF .plundel
utmost st'e'ch'ng OF Federal %
STATE ana iocai aHairs, by rou
ihieri,rence win ballot. liberty
crty 1T wouIG be revival OF III
lshc s'rlt ana renewal Of
methods, and tho power woun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
Mr.. Talbot
Publisher World-Her'
ALBANY DEMOCRACY LOYAL

Albany. n. Y, July li.-Here are the eS-
,,r.s.i,ns of the leaders OF the three '1e-
mons Of the Albany democracy on the
Chicago ticket:
STATE Committeeman John Bow says:
IAN democrats should support the acke'
and platform. II shows the ADVENT o! Z"
Young and strong element to coatroi the
party" o,,r.,.
cornn,!rt.e says. The democracy OF Al
banv has never bolted the nominees OF
regular conventions and Will not nov. We
airs loyal TO Mr.. Bryan.
Edward j. Dugga-.. leader OF the new
democracy. says: Bryan and Sewal! and
the truly democratic platform VIII sweep
the nation. The work OF the convention
wll be the pest Thing that ever harpen-I
to the ordinary business men, the farmer.
und the workinemen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18

main AZ the srztho-. probably .o- .cG
days. AID would cas4.s- AZ NORMA -s-se-s!-
, c-sis
ne se-a:o- s,,sa, az aeur a. the Hotel
| Nc~-sAz1is today e-a conferred ~sts
John Is. StApesn%li bis fc--.s-f l1w jA~st-
REL, Mr. s;A-lehh-ss Is a ehndsssse tS-
,he ruts---a-o-s2i rso--t-atirr A-a is Will
.rs 10 Tn o. .'es eoins.ss ;,is ,.s.m y
=. raro- Xii p-sii r. fu- the ticket :"
sad NJ stslch<eit - tere Republic cc''.-
s7,on.~-, .'ie wezl lssue a stA.s-- III;
era; who = c2.sos-3 10 Ncki-iestsrTa as
r.atSses Q. ,he T.ecsls x-a ccatoe-;. ~ii
supr-os; Bryaa AID Sev&il-
! Senator German ssAs1 To-Day thai ne had
hot seea senator Hill Dor Nj. WaI5ey
| tor Sr~rse tirre-
4 Id not participate Il TIE eosisre.'.>
senator zaie3. and the story - t1A; e..
/ fs.ct Ii the morning j,gys-s Is .rcorrr--i !
have tsels-es: so- the BrEz2 rcse-, AID u
s01li ae lnrc.saste;.- :os IL 10 ..siea 10
the Opposition
II TIE EAST.
New York 59ly is-Hsa-y Gsarss g.
railying ths s.nria TAX mn IN NeS YORK
! sor TIE dernccratsc ,,oss; ana proh2h }
Z saM take ;Aa stump Tor hryaz Ard
sewAu - a. cary Day. d--ec. ~ his Il
! forts rnor- especially errors re X
J .f-tas-A The ,4oor un.ea leaders az rzi.ia-
* ,ursiiag into ,h~ bard WAGON. t.
( i'ssiy News has rad e ca1vrss susrr
these leaders and publishes SIS even ~
/ an est!r,ss--. basel ca siaieu1ea'' = n.
/ the coreeA.ri lr'-icfs iha- k-rsl md
I vember ~ more itau iel' MAJOR 81
/ P0iice jas,ice T-1ne e t-e SYST fnA1 .r
Z ne fei- III Hf -1kiyn vt1 a SrFaa cltN
n slifie- il tony @ 9r-is.l4e -he s9te-'
". 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18

BUFFALO LEADERS DECLARE FOF
RRYAN

bNHin. - y, july cicero j. RAM
I'm tho millionaire irot,fng horse owner
ana yb,coso m,nucactur.r .,,on,c.s
""''V"'''1
titii no VII support BrYnn and Scwan-
Nt Iiamiin war an original Cleveland
man tc s.lh today. mn, ,.o,,nc ma,
H'yan - man among men and WIN
surely b" elected | shall Deem 1. priv
l'Re - assist ln bringing about that re-
,.-.,t ~, ,5f, u,i,.n rom =" ,rr,,
my ohscrvaiions 'hcr. heilevo BRYAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
GEORGIA Is SOLID.

Washington. July i5.-RepreseneauVe
Russell OF Georgia. gold dc'norrat'
thinks the nomination the best that could
have been made on the platform. 'rhose
who know Bryan" he said. will vote Tor
him because of his personality. henrss
VIII support the ticket. There VIII not Dc
3l,D boilers in the state,
A prominent member OF the silver party
Organization here says that every mem
Der no has seen favors tho ENDORSEMENT OF
the Chicago ticket.
NEW JERSEY DELEGATES ROASTED
Trenton. y. j.. July ii~-ihe Me''''
county democracy at u meeting '"s' "'R"'
passed resolutions indorsina ahe nohina'
tions made in Chicago. and SCOT" anai
Mcpermott. United State sonn'o' 'anss
delegation for .'siiting In the convent on
| yoceiess," Tho club v headed ny sx'
Mayor John II. Bgiest who y . eaSes&e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
THE REAL ISSUE

Brooklyn Citizen, Dem cIiS
The American people ~ ,onS1
their oppressors. They .,,.r ~
alyze the arm nj the ~ Y
tho government the brS', ne
br,he-takcr alike. rcs,od ard =;
plain American mani,,",cea AID
the operation OF lus,strlous ~
mon scnsa. the inuuiLs esac.s]
the no longer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
few. who have heel, e .ssn II
ment of ali civilized methe
the.r manners and lne0
Rtss and arTogance :" IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
$50 coNFEhENcE YEr


New York. July ~ Senator I'm loft tho
cry this afternoon for NormaniIe-by-thc-
bea, on the jersey coast. In company win
Conceal Earle, the proprietor ~ the hotel
nj that resort. and a couple OF personal
friends He ,aid prior 10 his sclurturc.
'"rhere has benn no formal conference Of
purity leaders yet Some OF the state lead.
err have discussed the situntion informal.
~. hut there has been nothing IKE Il gem
crfi confidence came down from Al
snsy, Major iIlnkley accompanied me and
Nae Also " guest at The dinner"
"Was anything done last night OF
which you can Bpcakf" Senator I'm was
asked.
Nothing" he replied. and then added:
sijut he on the lookout: think the situa-
Hon Will change In a day or two"
Further questioning failed 10 shake tho
senator's resolution not 10 discuss politics
~ this time. Jie said that he would ~.
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a. Chicago, Mayor Mcclure. who vas -
Chicago, has returned from tat $50
ion .uil Of enthusiasm fer the 9s $500
Il an, n favor Of s.arsi-r BIZ ire aa:.on
~ the convention IN DECLARING 2 .A '2s
= silver and Bryan. White do az res.y
,s. ne platform a. aaor'ss. s;-,s,rs. II 4: Z,
st;ds by the VIII Of tire majority. l
work Tor he success Of - ys.'
esrcc- % make some speeches aHf'ns 'N'
state Committeeman John oasner
said. y cso sta-e that ! " Il rot hoii-
nominee OF the contention. alis> AZ ~
10; Ike May Of ne fsa;a.ys n ihs p.sN
Will ot the majority e. :he Ye,rf,
Assssisn, Superintendent; q WIS 4,
Works James =. Msashsr ss'a. +
al. IN favor OF "a gold s'zadaFe, -.
able by the action .. the Chi'ase ~. :. =.
seni'oa and supper: Bryan ana @''-
MARYLANpERs FOR THE TICKET.
Baltimore. Nd. July ls--The opposition
&c William jennings Bryan. ,sfncc's'ie
candidate fo- president. exists 80 '@' -
bA!;iIuor- and Maryland are concerned
only in the newspaper Offices 9; the sun
and News O: ihis city and among Fs91N
.icans. The vas, majority o. so!a > mo
ing are interviews with so!o rn-Ii
John Z. Hurst. .x-soniida;e toT GOV
f<uor and a delegate to The III a-p 80
Neution. says; Il am q demoeF@; ana -
l.ev- In a gold basis. | am strong -s'l
man hu, shall stand oy deH'ocras!
Cc.crs"
Ex-A;torney General John P; fo+. WHO
worked with David Il. INN on tnc eeis~.'.
tee on resolutions in favor 0. goa am
fought silver In the convention AA.i' tss
Il am bound by my political cow 'iS.s
Stand ny my party and the action OF VIZ
convention"
Ex-c.lty solicitor william shepherd BY
an says: This Is no time 20 falier an
q gold man, but the democraiie noi'..f-sN =
!. l,1llyant and sincere leader ana q,
man 10 be a, the helm OF the snip 81
state
Special Deputy Collector pisfsneoasn
said Il shall support the ..cket >,
Thomas O. Hayes said: u WI. vote '"s
y ;ickes."
( TWO CAMPAIGN L1E&Two NAILS
I Sew York. July i5-The Void hos toe
4 following denial of the story printed MAT
" J. E<yan was the paid attorney o. tns
/ ii SCOUT Pacific:
| Lincoln, Neb.. July l5.-Mr. Rryai. Is
not now, and never was, th> pala ht'plHe'
! Of the Missouri. Pacific or any ',her ias.-
Wy company. He has never FsSs,teu d
personal salary or fee from the Missouri
I Pacific. He is not now, and ieNef "is
assistant State attorney , .r-,.
Mr. Talbot, is law par,rer o: William !!
/ lsrvau. the democratic candidate for pres
dent Mr.. Talbot is q sfalwait fepun'
ro ne Editor OF the Republic.
omaha, Neb.. July i5.--Since MT, s.Ean
! eittor Of th.. World Head. HIS toia! IN,
com. has been $500 or si.'D per year and
ne has not received on cen, rom niue
owners. q. 81; hl '9 80,
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LOUISVILLE FREE COINAGE PAPER,

Louisville. Ky. July A.--I.ouisvillo is to
have democratic daily which VIII sup
port the ticket. Dan O'Sniivan, formerly
managing editor OF the Courier-Journsl
and now editor OF the sunday Critic, nm
nouncci today that he will start one MN
self The INST ISSUE Will Is, pub,ished Au-
gust IL and will be known rs the Louis
VILE Democrat. Mr. O'Sullivan has not
completed his plans. bnt says he VIII make
1t a newspaper. although he gives no IN
timat.on as 10 who Will furnish the
money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
HANNA's scHEMn

Mark Hanna IS now han
trying TO stop the secession
Mckinley of the silver repuono
West. Before the nonAnsue
Bryan he had made some mem
end, but since the Chicago |
unequivocal declarations ehe
isic reception OF these oeclL
the nomination of MIR. Bryan
rcpu olicans. Mr.. llama la1
efforts. an, ,.,tl
Ii is a matter of public no%
Mr.. Hanna opposed the gWa
the ST. Louis, convention, DW
cept IL, and he now seems W.
ne made "A mistake IN 5urrehoy...
Patti and MS combine. Less W
ago in Cleveland at CONF
some California republican,
told taem trey need n@ Y
alarmed and troubled aoou. "
yer ground swell, tnat *
STANDS for bimctallism, any "a
ley will be a better friehu
silver men than all the oW-s
plauks adopted by the GEN.
populist conventions; luIMshy
he tod these free silver reyu~
California that Nr. Mckins'.
the force of the free siVu N
and assured them that MS 49, -
be entirely acceptable 70 ~
Tree silver Republicans, u
elected. ,,.v,,s|
knew trimming record show
Hanna is doing his best TO hon
to the nominee by pIayihS Z
silver man in the Wesl ANY,
in the East. hoping thus " ~
him to all the changes c1 rsss
frank declarations made e. "a
Hanna Is working for thS a,sss1l
and If he can make me ~
Yer republicans of the WEI WEI u
that Mr.. Mckinley Is az h Nan d
he thereby hopes TO keep ' =" "
porting MIR. Bryan and ntonl6
| Western states. This Ga inyrt
also told that Mr.. MckameS
on a gold platform: ina. q
help hims iii. and that u"
ws a.. ' n,n main r.,t snanfi; th: !
heaval. feeling that ,he q. sNs /,
swell is at hand. timid h'm a'so y
Ing that Mr.. Mckinley - s W =
daily when he has 10 !sH sr,ia
the financial question. = cus;
aud prevent. II possible soris
West. His actions and I'D %
knows his man has M. "
him made the harder py - n
Trimming course. anu u" ~ cosfi
frnnkn"ss, aud that free s I'M
ans Will vote for poiu, ~ n
eat free silver candihats ~ yotia
silver platform. insteau ,,,sn y
nsilk IA nd water silver
| ,tar si, vI Mat form
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
MAINN GNID MEN IN line.

Portland. Maine July A.-Georse walk
er. ex-mayor of Portland, and General
John j. Lynch prominen; democrats OF
this city. have declared for Bryan pun
licly The democrats as n RUE, are very
rriicent, prcferrng TO await the ARRIVAL
and report of the Maine delegation W
Chicago before declaring themselves. me
de!rgat on returned home late last niShl'
hut scattered 10 their homes 'mfhehilte,s
The democratic nominee for governor
| chicago. and who IL running for Aovernoi
| on a gold platform, expressed tn" greatest
admiration for Bryan as an oora,or INV
| a man. lie said he would visit Maine, ano
| IL 70 that lie would make a wondertu
| impression on tho citizens OF tho f9n'
| Tree state.
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rosroN nANkEN roR slLvrn.

Boston. AarE. JAY is III. j. Jaequiih
has 'esfsa~d ~ rr-gti-3t 81 'he Hancock
Nsipra bank ana comes Oh, clearly for
SILVER IN s,plsaltioa Of his conversion
10 free silver theories. ~ said ,,lay.
Il nave besn Tor a nHmher * yrars an
ci'-1 i'm alii~t aud ssucr lf8 hlY. wit
i"n morn or i.-s~ 4ppu ihe subject from
mat stahgpQ4nf. ~hA q hereto Al m.
re.fih. ~ ifs bank presidents Whenever
ira -!llrtf aats Iul4r cnasffit .rAf4ni Slua..
,asn ! nHfr given more a''e}ipu 10 tn
sIt!"ni aua I am more Nrmly convinced
( iilflt ff1r iilisc ia ist 10. gwen 20 silver hh
a., n9ncy mai 70 coluiefaci IN" centrsc-
,iHn whtrh VII cpW.npN until silver ~
feeforsd. npi mat love sliyer IA the ratio
1 ~ j. io j. ~ ~ 20 g. or o 90
W. haF@ cpiniry ~i"se Internal
I rp!r -" have a money r'oeh Insufficient
1 ;rr nc fraTsar'i1u ~ our business Ne
| have practically an ihe gold We can get.
] fiFtEff u.e fgf f.apef money 10 fnngrrnl4g.
: ta-rr'yre W. must rely upln hlNrr TO
fntnish us WIN he necessary increase 10
/ our currency"
J fraors@ that ciause u the defnp rate plot
form whlcn refrrH "a NR1uuai bauksg'
- t-.lley- - calilus m tho National
bank circulation. n dors not amount TO
anYfhing any v-ay aud ~ rs~1an would
: not MUIR ~" l'ark@ IN me least. TIE
National tafhs would make more money
IN congress would strike ou, that riau-n
regnrMH invertm"ni Ia government
b9nAs 4, anything over per cent In
irrrri rate ihore 10 positive loss to taa
banks IN ths!r cirenlaiion."
FlTrsHrEG BOLTERs ARE FEW.
rnshurY Pa. July " W,'h m. e,-
eettlon ~ psrhapa half a dozen maa, ~
mo leading d.mocfata II Allegheny coun-
~ will support ana work for nryan and
silver. Not only VIII tho democrats s''ok
UP for the ticket. but they VIII hay~ III,
s'prcs ~ many republicans 10 has,
iu''lhr.d against Mckins~y The iaif.r
soy, az No demo- rAiic drs.rtrfs VII ~
naek to inelr party when they think The
Among those who haye cooled down IN
ihr i,h-' TWO days arc bay walker, i NJ
t,iiofhl h"l.Ka'c. and ]. ~ Gnn.v, the NIL
nonh'tr OIL and gha operator. Mr. Walker.
iD " = ptpMlnrS Holh ntandtfd nnn
my claims MAJ ~ dh not statr itat ht
Mil y.rc foI ack'lley; Mr Gnffoy Ia,
nr u fho colisrum and h, nav. ni4 ~.
tilude toward me i'ckri viii j.. kap,cu
a"r Mryyan, BE- saya YIN be found 10
/ tnR, who u treasurer Of a nnInher OF NV
ns. shns'rn n s,,n sna god advocate
.ilIoe'n',n, Na,inn y sawy'r gays ~,
iey. - y. Pan"rson, u. o nn-r * judo
rhon'aH Mullen and * Magor Mcf. an
VIII work for Bryan aud Sfwaii JAM,
!, nniley. n, mlnent architect an
lrhog NJ Marshall. IN. fs,'or OF the Aiin
plrarY county bar. both have voted 10,
SILVER.
BRYAN STRONG IN RiNGHAMToN.
Hlnghnmtnn. " Y. July i5.--Jamck c
Truman. chairman Of the democra,i
county committee and dcAcga's, 10 the Ma
iionai convention. says: "The ticket NOM
|, mated ut Chicago 10 entirely sathfaetor
) 70 tt,s democrats Of this vicinity - q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
TIC WAY The CAMPAIGN IS OPENING UP


ADMINISTRATIONS ATTITUDE.
Washington. July la-CSpecki % the Re
public )-Ths astsrude OF the adrasnistrA-
tion during tho ensuing political cc1;css
Is stih . matter OF dou5. II Is Dot ~
probable that an atttc1dA OF mastery
Gnncttviiy'' viii Be assumed Secretary
Herbert says he vii 10. supf,0es the mi
caso NOMINEES. and tiscee who kssoN Nt-
Herbert fed sure that he VIVID rsT MAKE
this announcement without having The AL
shortly or approval Of the pressfsat
The Older members Of the -aos:ses are
disrosed 10 bo.;- The younger :nerrassrs
are bssi.aung There 10 no Srhs;scA. future
Tor Mr. Hss1~st. HIS consre.ssoce. ~
rser Was finlshed wtysr he was rA4.e.1 20
n, ,as e. p s,; I've ss t Issssi :: ey-s
= greater rurpr.<e 10 Mr.. Herbert 'haf. -
Carlisle 5 sulky. lie fees shat Rs oar
State has aifronied him. iis ~iii prv.'Aoly
80 10 New York 70 pvacs;ce s-~ NIX;
March and aniiys vc.i-ies Wal A:sS~ ma ~
uirey !. ns-ro 1ebelaous Agssns: the
pialforn, ;haa tie candidates. iie .-bs ~
Min Wilson. SIM IN aad Lainors; 'r.nss
are efit. 70 te,s haek nIs sys S-Af s ara ny
urc not saying anything a. tn'= t-i-'9 -.
O., They ar. hoid!rg ,he7iseiv-s n5-.-. %.
dev,sppngc4lss s.ld err,es ssi.rlrs-
wilson has yep hiyl .~iaf! * -
aud ,n,,.lns co!lli.ls.ts-. i; xas on B-34as
t.c4l saes.id,.rs tnat Wii~yr "aa lef-,o
81 triumph from the f9pse after ne coz.
s .ssIs'n %, Of e., E. az, sffa' s t.
The refusal % tic t,nFfrT'er - 'ss-i's
10 thr hcr...~.y and corr ge Of the admin
ts,r-.slor + Il ha-.tr c,rs 20 srah02 ior
SIM. fs-,gsl. fsfsn tn u ~ = plank q me
Jla;fori. ire eHi-ao,sii9sry siesisc'e .
~ ~. r,re s.,lssnl's ot'.c'al fariliy l4asrl
IN d!rsfeg. .de- q t.e TO-. 49,,
T. that - IN .sfttrf nor. but fs vI- .nt
;rserfere ~ ~ fr--e action o; tn mem
4 tie. Ferrss aEe io-. ylt e wilson be
vii support brysa. = ''iary. : re -s.,.,s }3,
I, 1o 70; Ter 81 s's nv WI .ioss s-i,s a ..
aut 10 20 > me sAfro boar H.th WILSON
I3nrJnos VII " az lsei.tso9i Ian WIN
fhe Jreaile,i, decides finaliy 20 fiEh' TIE
CFieaso 'lctet ac'sV@iy t.l iAt mf
of hs cabinet viii sand iy atif ~ 'f-
,hirg Is comic ule up 20 ins iilu" e.
llu1 hu@ n}t .-itrt go ~Hf
til members ~ fhe cst,1et sao..a H..
l. +. common .'snsen. he ~ kes, ,reg--
her ~ rho ri.biuet 'fi'. fiiii' ~ TO '1!
yhc max NJ ,ieas 9'p i,srsr - al. ~
openly ne a.i n, surport Bryan
TAMMAHY ALI. RIGHT
New York July i5-Angas,as " pet
srs chairman OK the Tammsuy Wall g'n-
cr-.l committee said ~, "in % NJ harm
for rainInany TO kcsp SOS er'hrsiatfn h-,.-
tel NJ becapg@ s.fn syerF day tha-
passes ths ticset vii grow stronger bry-
an fs nj; the unknown leader 'as' - IS
ras,rrse1tet 70 he, and rs noon al people
t.s-ecfsle .si0caiod upon bis rererd h. All.
leaome gr4as fayorfts. Tns PLAN poo
lie are fos Began and ,l.y wil sapl,4st
han az ~. polls"