The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

The United States are freer by iar
IN Their movements enn man any SSeo Meier Of
the United states should find 4, com
patible with their interests TO take M
| dependent action in .he direc' ION CT
h!metallism. can no. but eel!ove that
such action would exert a most sa.u-
,ary Influence upon the conshmfha'io"
Bismarck.
Those who read Governor Culherson's
speech Will at once detect the fraud oil
the World. The governor mover gave out
| any such version as the above. which must
have been "doctored" in the Word office,
as no other paper has printed 1t. nor mas
| Mr.. Bryan used 1t in his speeches inc
| people of Texas can judge by this fragrant
Misrepresentation just how much cent?
dence to pu. in the facts" given forth
| by the World
| The Mexican Herald of the City of Mex
leo confirms what The Post has before
| said, that Mexican labor can not be com-
| pared with American labor, irrespective of
money standards, or rather that money
standards have nothing TO do with the
| difference IN Mexican and American
wages The Herald says
| The American labor delegates are conf
Ing here 10 study the true status Of the
| worklngman III q free silver country y
| COMPARISON OF the condi. ion of the work
| ins classes here with that of similar c.ass-
es there Of that adjective may rightly be
Employed is not sNlenJ.iic. he working
class and the agricultural aborers here
| are not as skilled as the workers of the
| United States, they have not the same
| physica, energy. and naturally are not
| paid as much. There are exceptions TO
| mis- rule, but every employer OF labor here
| VIII confirm our statement. The silver
| question has nothing to do with tleir con-
dt.on. for wages have advanced but lit
| tie s:hce silver was at a premium over
| gold.
! The Commercial tourists" of Texas are
| somewhat divided on pending political is
sues. At Fort Worth on Saturday even
ing las two travelling mems clubs We're
organized. one representing free silver
| and the other sound money. 1t may serN o
as straw 70 mention that the sound
Der Of members that the other had.--Gll-
weston Tribune.
Here's another specimen of the fair
ness of the Hannacratic press. The Dallas
News. which can not be charged with
partnlity to the democracy, published this
report of the two conventions:
T IldN Mems Lens club ,organiz;ed last
Anderson, a. l.. Blair, a. Il. Nunnelly
Charles Van Eaton. l.. c. Combs, w. H.
Golqul;t, Jake Meyer, T., G. Nifong. NJ.
Ch!lion, H. w Mccullough. j. W. smith
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;on' T.. NJ Ruftncion" .ine WbJ,e "i9"i :
i uIk, III NARY, ". " loman. Alex
" 'prooi E TN IL w; 1gt'enohe
y va ~ u'SS' r5' 1nt 'tShI = rlncus o.
Durway. N. Staudc, Il. 2. hartman. NJ
The following IS 1T ' of fbc S' mefnbor.
If no p,',,,., ar5 cn,.oi, ~ ny We,
| ciub of Ircrt Worth. " KIN nros,
de1t: \. +. Burton. first Vice presiden.:
Thomas s Price second vice prosidont,
f X Guvnn. third Vice pres,dent. I NJ
| Hartsfell, secretary; H. " Peak 4 q
Srhurart d. NJ. Nichols M A c'bn,n
bers. r i. Pankey. Thomas Wh;ta r. II
Fly. j. r.. Collier, pcto Tallov G. II
/ Wcitrn1n. Z r. F"ls " y tJa4cba- {
II Foster. G n. Wheeler Dan Thomns.,,,
,i, t1IyO..,psvIu W. ~, Murl9ck' JACK
/ 4. H,,tchine 9 Ntcc,iin 81 ~ q.
! Crane II II wal,.er n N.ni,
T. r. Wagner. Genre WAGNER T. T.
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