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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-04

y cOlioquN tnsOet between Mr.. I'LL
and MIR. Hawley in regard to the lkeli-
hood of a free coinage OF silver amend
ment being reported 20 .he Senate from
the Committee on Finance and sir. Haw.
ley asked shall We throw aside the
House. and vote a frce-slver bill. Which
would discredit us IN al the markets Ct
the worldY'
THAT is difficult subject" wos MI.
Hnrs only reply.
That" said Mr.. Eawley, "is subject
which we shall have before US next Tues
day"
II should very much regret" MIR. HIN
said, "if the Finance Committee should
next week substitute for the House bond
bin a free-coinagc bill"
II am glad 10 hear 1t" Mr.. Hawley
remarked in Il tone expressing a mixture
OF relief and surprise.
"Dces the Senator, Mr.. Hnl asked.
anticipate that that Will happen?
II am very much afraid OF IT," Mr.
Hawley replied; because | have as
surances from many senators that that
will be the SEQUEL"
After remarks by Mr. Lodge. Mr.. Teller.
Mr.. Hoar. Mr. Caffery. and Mr.. Cal
Mr.. Aldrlch said: 'ln view OF the i'm
por.ance Of the question, and Of the as
surance that other amendments will b.
offered to the pending resolution: and as
Il is quite certain that the matter cannot
be disposed OF tonight. / move that
the Senate do now adjourn"
Strong opposition TO the motion was
manifested among the most earnest advo-
Gates OF the free coinage OF silver. who
hoped TO have vote taken on Mr.. FL
<Ins's resolution before adjournment.
The motion prevailed. however, by a
ma jority Of one. and the Senate, at $50.
adjourned TO meet on Tuesday next.
Following is the detailed vote on the
resolution:
Ye1s--Messrs. Aldrich. Allison, Bate.
Berry. Brice, CafYery. Call. Chiffon, Cui-
lom. George, Gibson. German, Gray. Hale.
Harris, Hawley. Hill. Hoar, Lodge. Mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
6ro6her5oethuln.
2lus Ser pduptitdot.

Commits. Sm &iId0fl. Gonpitt
iupbnen 235 3O9linNe. PlaB iit'teiner
me6r Dorhanoen
8elboiebfabl. Gin Wa6mit.
tag oeS 10. b. Mt. mNrcu Die Gbsleute
Wn1ener Bernard, @Qrtner in Clint
pertsbera. uon SnuIe abpeieno. Del
ibrer Hiidtebr mahte bic Sausirau bic
undnOcne5me SntoetunQ. bah ibr aus
benz &leioeriAronte al bic 200 6r. &C..
Itpblen lporoen Daren.
Ssute W orQsn 9eaen z llbr
amiiIirte iid bas 7idbri0s S6bnhsn
nes @a0enmeiIisrs 9iegsOis aus Yiai.
isntbal in Der GlternmpbnunQ nit Nn.
silnoen bon 6eucr. Do leBterss i6m
ni6t raid 9enuu b%ronnte. 10 beNOB oas
aino, mie es piel iht ihon Oiters be-
merit bate, Die 6lammen nit Yetro.
lsum. Sierourb O%erbrdnnte es lid
oerart I'M 8eli6t, al Vrult uno oil Den
Sdnoen, bah an isinem Nuitommen
9eSDeiielt Uiro.
Sm q Dmnaiium baben li6 in
oisism Sabre l02 3OalinGe neu ein.
idrsiben laiisn. I'M Soriubre 1876. Sie
@eiammtsabl Der 30alinNe betrdQt oie=
les Sabr al Nnionoe pes Sduliabres
497 Tim 9oriabre 504. - Sn Der San.
oeIss unb Snouitrieiduls baben lib neu
eini6reibsn laiien l02 Tim y. S0) 3O9-
hinge. Die @eitmmtsahl bstrdat oies
les Sabr 30l Gm .. 2Sl).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Nus bem ubrisrn 8rnBber,ostbum.

oeirco IL. Oft. @sitern
mar Der Ser0mann @lnet @mil in elmer
aui bieii0em gunne ~9ele9ensn giallsrie
nit 3ertleinern rines Steines beihlf-
ti9t, ais cine Groihidte umpsriehsns
berabiiel uno i'm oernrt in Den rs6ten
SUB traf. onB er sinsn tOmpli3irtsn
gruh oes 6uBes srlitt.
9ur 6cio. IL. Oft. Sos Mou.
erpert on unIerem nellen 8emeinoc.
bauie III ppllenoet. Staff oes SuBbos
bsils I'M Gro9sihoB, pie i'm Blame por-
9eieben. muroe Elm 8eW6lbe bsrQeribs
tst. Nls nun am leBten 6reitaa Der
llnternebmsr Sob. Wartin bon Wel=
ibeio oamit beibdfti9t mar. bic 9 iiB-
boltsn oes Isrti9en 8ep0lbes ps0,l.
nsbmen. ling es plOBlIh al su brOdsln
lmo 81 traben. uno nit opnnerdbnli-
dem 8etDie l"iiirste tas 8swDlbe oes
&atbhaustelers suIammeu. Writ tnap-
per Totb entrann Martin Dem Tsroers
ben: leoob muroe er bon eInem Valten
in Die Shisnen 9stroifen. Son Der
Wu6t oes SturSes erbielt siu 8iebel
eineu GiB bon untsn bis Oben.
ulfliu9eu, II. DIT. Ssbtsn
6reita9 fam Sr. Sobn 8riiu bier an;
osrielbe Q0b Samitaa uno Sunnta9
spei Sortsllun9en i'm Saaie oes Serrn
Slin9er. Der 3uoran9 mar 10 9roB.
oaB Die 9cBtsn teinen PlaB mebr be-
tOmmeu tOnutsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Aus &enob piro Der r@olnms
bin" neihriehen.

Sr. Setter @iues uno Srou pom aeuolba
@ieierten am 26. Oft. ibre iilberue 8o6ieit.
&abreno zines ieierli6eu No6amteS wuroe
oaS Snbelpaar na6 benz Ritus "unisrcr bl.
STRIDE burb ben Fiarrer Der ct. @eor9iiSz
Wemeiloe lleu ein9elegnet. nobel Der bobw.
Sor. Sol. Sreis cine Anlpro6e um oaiielbe
belt. Sur Serld 0neruu9 oes @otteSbauies
truseI bic S6ull bweiteru uou ltotre Game
plcleS bel. Au6 Der lebr gut 9el6ulte G6or,
inter Der Seitlug oeS Nru. NebrerS 81. Slai6.
trug Sur Sebnu9 Der Seier bel. Sine Gn;abl
Tredube NIB Retauute iauoeu lih III bieier
Sreuoenieuer eiu SentralpereimeS : Brat
bent q. gSeber, Sr. q. |itel. SetretGr oieles
@ereinS, u. u. GrS eillem Sreuuo Der IA.
Mule, NIB piele QNoere lab man IN geielll9er
lluterbaltung bis ipGt in Die Naht ueriamz
melt. Sin ieireS S~eiteilen wuree "leruirt.
wcbei eS al Soaiteu uuo Reoen ni6t ieblte.
Nsrtbpole edit lilberne Selhente wuroeu
benz SubelpaGr iiberrei6t. AIh einige Fries
tier beebrten bic @sieQiboft nit ibrer sc
9euwart. gbeuos iiberraib te Der ct. @eors
NluS Wtdunerhor, inter Yeitung oeS Aorll.
SebrerS &. Tlai6, bic @elsui6ait nit mebrez
rell 'ebr biibideu uub Der Seier entlpredens
ben pieoerl, bic ouSemeiu applauoirt MIR
ben. ASr. y. Stiles, ein lonuiGbri9er BE
wobner oieler Staot uuo Otits e. beS Gens
tralpereins, 1T iebr beliebt inner leiueu Otits
biir9erl. Sr III ein tiidti9er 8elbGitSmam
unb braper SatboIif, uno ieine brape, edit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

tatboliide @attiu itebt ib,n ebenbiirtig sur
Seite. WO9e tbltcn beI6ieoen iein, had 25
Sabren tbr goloenes Subildlm III ieierll I'M
&rei'e tbrer Soblret6er Sreu1oe uno getanlts
ten Sas wolte @ott. Sin Sreuno.
Ole Port @aibinston 3t9."
i6reibt:
= Die Peamtenruob( bes ct. Tran;iStIss
peretns Iaro am Sonnta8 itatt. @rlOahlt
Wuroen:
ErdiioCnt-Noi. Wiu9er;
Gtces GrGlioent-Wtatb StempCr;
S6aemeiiter-9tic. @raiier;
l. SefretGr-S. i. GOrrelS
2. SetretGr-N. 56eis;
6iilter-A. Sulting;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gel6;
Waribou--Soi. @onte;
NeprGieutdnt-N. Nfermouu;
Nauptcomite-Ecter Nlntel, g. T.
S9mit, Rob. 6ibeIbet, Wdtb. lSeQenIciu.
Sn 8ouu Bort @oibmStou 1T i'm
Sauie ielneS ShIpIegeriobues ,Srarj Ealler
Der alte Auiieoler Nous 9eltorben. Sr
wuroe "a Sabre alt uro lebte abiuehlelno
bier in Der StdOt bel ieinem Sobne I. u.
Sous uuo bel Der &o6ter AM benz yaloe.
Seine iterbliben lleberreite wuroeu am Wtonz
tag AMI benz SoIp Grob 6rleoboie sur leeten
Hlbe beitattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
ipiltanb Der 8emeiuo {
WprmeloinQen

@eburteu. - Scm 4. Sept.: Waris
Roialis 0liiabstb, !. pou MatbiaS Sung,
0taurer in 9SornIeloiugeu g. Wtarie Gecila,
/. Don Matthias S6umG6er, 92iuSer in
@ormeloin9el s.. Gliiabetb. :. Don Ssin.
rid Nengel Wahtum 10. Ntar9aretba, I.
y. Nitolaus S0erIiu9, @emeinoebcte III @ors
meloiuSen; 49,: Siftor, Q. pou Watbias
Rou5briit. &In;er IN abu; co.: Gliiabetb,
!. .. Setter @reipeloiuSer. Sote IN Gbusn f;
AlopiiuS, 2. D. NitolauS Gpel, Wln,er in
Nbu %. Nturle siutoiuette Secilio, J. D.
Gmil &Ouih, GOit. A8eut in g8crmelSiuSeu.
Nelrutbeu. - Bonn 10. Sept. Sob.
Better @oliL Waurer III Vbneu nit Mtagoa:
lena 2SeinerStirb aus Sberpormel oiu9eu /;
NifoluIS WeIiter aus Vrepeuma6er nit
Maria &eimerstir6 aus SberwormelpinSen.
SterbeiGlle. - Som 8. Sept. Sob.
RIeS. SLIDER, alt 80 Sabre ans abu; g.:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Hugembmrsif6eS aus YeIsiem.

Irlpn. Der sbrp. Sr. M. Snll-
pert. &aplan in ct. Sonatus in 4r-
Ion. lit gum Piarrsr in GaoelinSsn ere
runnt Woroen. - Der bo6m. Serr
Miler. bis jeBt Yrofenor i'm ct. So.
iephs=6 plle0e bon Sirton. 1T gum &a.
plan in @alBing ernannt pproen.
&pbeu6of. Sine 6euersbrunlt
bat bic beiosn SGuier nsblt S~tallunasn
Der grbeiter S0tOb MeIier uno Nitolas
@erhem ssrIt0rt. Der S6aoen be-
lIuit lih aui 1000 Gr. Serdem mar
niht psrli9srt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

Sobom Si6ler, alt SO g., ans gbn; 49,.
,&cbnn1l Nell6bllrJ, alt 50 Sabre aus
g9nen Is. Sernoro 9ticolou5 Geder, cit 3
Vtollote dltS @buen -. lluiia Siider, SO
Sabre, Gbefrau &'lhelm S6mit aus g9ors
meIotl9el 26.: @li'obetb giuoen, gSittue
NtTtt, alt 10 Sabre aus g8Ormeloingeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

S6psr sufrieDen 81 itellen. - Wtr.
Sepp (bei ieiilem Greuno 6obu 81 Be-
iuh): SD bab 9eoentt, Sic lie9en i6on
i'm Sterben, uno nun feb ih. Snelien
uno trinten wisosr pie Il 8eiunoer.
Sa. 3 1T Elm Glssesei6neter @rSt -
Der Sottor MeDer. - Wr. Gobn: Wsll
pie mer's nimmt. Gr bat mir turirt
fchr ibnel, oas 9eb' ib su, of course,
q, oeslue0eu bat er bod niht Oas
Ge1t. mir Al peri9reiben d MsoiSin,
mas mabt mir ellen for Srei!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Suaem6urgt(6es.
Dereiniete Staten.
U ul6ungeu Der &Gt9ie
bes Srn. s. y. Wertels
nan hirnon

BON GbicG9o.
Sie @ufl0iun9 oss &dtbisis in Der
.@asette" bonn %. guSuit 1896 Gro.
1909 lautet:
Grmelinoe, Nctter, Wonne, Dc
laware, WiielbOrn, Counterfeit, Be
buine. Va0eH.
De feierwon den as beret.
Hihtig 9el0lt bat oieiss &Gtblsl bios
Serr S. y. Ylier bon UT. palatins,
81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

Sor weni9en S%abrSebnten mar fliilz
ii9e &pblenidure nod ein ~tOItbares Saz
boratoriums= GrSeu9niB, oas man 81
tleinen 3aubereien a%npanote, gum gel=
fpiel 81 Dem neutrality-suspicious.: De
frierenlalien BON GusfIlber i'm gilt
benoen Ylatintiegel", um Den gntbus
iiasmus Der Stuoenten fir bic @ihen=
ihait an3ufeuern. - belte ioll lie gum
Sausfreunoe Ueroen. Sn elmer neles
ren SiBun9 Der 2onooner tDni9liaen
@eielli6aft le0ten bic Serren Heao.
Sampled IL SO. tleine Stabltapieln IN
VirnenfOrm nit einem 9r0Bten Sur6=
meier BON l6 Wllimetern Dor, in Dee
ren fliiiIi9e SobleniGure bel einem
8rude bon 60 Ntmoipbdrem einges
ihlOhen 1T, I'm oamit iblsuni9t Su
Sauie uno yielbit i'm Sersen Qirita's"
cine 6laibe iriihen Se!terswahers
bersuitellen. Wtit Siilfe zines b~eirnoe.
rem Gerihluiies piro Die Gapiel Oui Die
Wiinoun9 Der nit reinem Waller Qe-
Iiilten Selterswaiierflaihe aui9eieBt,
Der aug gbOnit beltebenoe @erihluB Der
&apIel SeritOhen. uno oas Gas lott lib
i'm Waner aui. Sin iolde &Npitl
iuieat weni9er 'ais ] In e uno cine
wiirieliOrmi9e aite bon | SUB Seitens
ldn9e tann bapon 5000 Stiif - eben
10 pielen Slaihen Seltersluaiiers ent=
iprebeno - a%ufnebmen. Die Sapieln
pertra9eu einen Srud bon 800 Atmo=
ipblren uno menu MAJ tie er6ibt,
ihmil,t Der Gbpnitit6pisl uno ldBt oas
Gas enipeihen. Die Gr tnoung
miro pbne 3meiiel eine 9roBe gSObltbat
fiir bic SewObner warmer SGnoer
tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

bsreien p%orbanoen, bon oenen etlpa Die
Sdlite bernie e. 1T. - Sage uno
ihreiDe feds u oert Wilionen Neres
Gano nod m,Deieoelt! llno ca mill
mar Die Shore iilr ginwanoerun9
i1lleben2 Sieie Sboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

Sine tiinitli6e Sniel mitten i'm
Wteer 81 bauen, lit oas neueite Projett
Observation-Disclosures S~nSenieure len-
feits oes 9rOBen @aners. Sn Nlep
YOrt bate iib ndmli6 cine Nttien=8e.
islli6aft 9ebiloet, mel6e beabIlhtigt,
mitten I'M atlantilben SSean, etrua
l0-12 Meilen bon Der Gillte entfernt.
cine tiinltli6e SnIel su bauen uno out
hsyielben ein tomiortables Seebao 81
srri6ien. Sin asei9neter Plab lit be-
rsits aus9epdblt uno ourb Serantes
rung zines yOjs 9stenn3eihnet mproen.
Nebnli6 lpie beim Ban bon SriiGen iol.
len eiierne CATIONS auf Den bort nidt
allsu tiefen W~eeresgruno "perientt uno
auf oieien Die SnIel Damn aui9ebaut
tueroen. Sin prd6tiges. 9roBes SOtel
foa auf oerielben erbaut weroen, bel Ell
g%ewobner iid nit 6iihen. &uoern,
gaben etc. beluitiaen uno ale Nnnebms
libteiten elmer Seereiie 9enieBen tOn-
nen, obne ben 6efabren elmer Iolden
ausgeiebt su iein. ga Die neue Sniel
ben Nameu atlantis" erbalten iOll,
bereits i'm neutralen 8ehiet oes S3eans
lie9t, miro Die Welt blnu I'M Die tleine
&epublit pieoer reiher leIA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

Nn6obmenswertb lit oas Vor9eben
zines oeutl6en Ydpa9o9em in Sropt.
Inn, welber ben Shultinoern Die lo9es
rannten Wottc.GnDDfe - cine theuB=
libe abart Der Gampa9ne.&nDpfs -
obnabm uno Elm ,%glutooafe" nit benz
ielben peranitaltete. Ser Sebrer iOa
bel oieier &nopfs6 OniiscatiOn 9e9en
1000 Gnopfe nit ben a~lbernIten, gum
She'll ioaar an3ii9li6en Sni6riitsn Su.
iammenbetommen baben. Ginem 9na=
ben bon iieben Sabren cOniiscirte CT
einen GnOpf nit benz WOtto: ySeibe
mir Define Srau!"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
OPEN LETTER TO On, LOTT.
NJ. X. Lott. camcron. Texas.

NJ. X Lott Cameron. Texas.
Austin. Texas. October ~. My Dear Sir
have read the mass OF wind and shcuani-
gan which appeared in yesterdays Pest
over your signature with regard to the
Eagle Pass scholastic census Of 1894 and
am SIN OF the opinion that had you been
rcappoiutod hoalth officer at Eagle Pass
said census would not have worried you
To any alarming cNtcnt Everything ncNc
preioualy written with regard To this l'at-
tee .ttn poc4 ,s 40 .,yas hasrd upon inIls-
,, .,,, rr,,o
p"'""'V "''" ""''''''''''' '"'
from malice, feeling or ptcludl't
II Is to, NV pur,,os. to furthcr -antl ie
. 900, ,,.. ,,i.-,d ,h,t
'"'
unnecessary ny carrying II mo 'h' "'ih"'"
of brutal personality aud reckless rs'r'ioh'
which ia strange territory to me before
..'.......
yum" - H""' """'N''' '''''' =" '''''
upon your nina that am beyond lh' ien'h
of the scurrilous / might well say coward
IA. ,,,tc,s which y,,, b.,,. h.,n ,rt,tn. to
NY ''"NS '"'''''" 'i'~ 'N''" 49, '"'" N
trmpts to draw attention from the puiallc
plight I'm which YOU find Yourself And
,,,.t ,,,, r.t,,., a., ca, -, ,h.. lior.,u.
"''' ''"' Wv '''"' '' '''
ana mean spirited cnhMhnloa' ''"H WIN
You have sought space for IN several rcplt-
,htc rnv,rau, rs VIII. t,,,h vnn thaf inc Ic-
H.. ,.,l..
b'''''" p'S" W ''N"' va" wv
a vehicle Tor the circulation OF SANDER
Nou make another mistake when IN YOUR
- 1880 tt,.,. ., 49,. ..l
''9' '''
Tender OF the saiS IL mas p''h my peas
uo in the discharge Of my duties IA cor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
HON. RUDOLPH KLEpERG

Addresses a Large and Enthusiasts Audi
enc" la Market Hall
Laredo Tmos
one OF the lu-cat aud most Intelligent
audience rhlt ev,r assembled in Laredo
rrcctc1 ;hr Won Rudclpn Kleberg present
corsrcss man FROM This district aud d,mo
cratic uomiuoc Cor ro-olecton IA Market
hall lust cyenine, aud it wa suth AZ audi
cnco th1' l4df KlebcfG said in express
Ing his appreciation, that while he had
been favored With good audiences at every
place he had been. none Of tir''r oqualcd
that one. Al s,i5 o'1lo-N the speaker was
introduced 10y Mayor Christian in a few
appropriate remarks, aud Judge Klcborp
BEGAN Nr explaining the circumstances o.
aCo as A gold aan and now na a !hmctall
is' I'm substance. that The .Aattorn ~ ou
which he was nominated ma elected ir
the iltc special clr doc'elai ,pf IA,
submission of the mai. sal .ucsdon TO IA,
National convention, M Tor at G,ne rs
that 1eciaion that be and two-thi T. Of tn,
delegates IN tho convention at that i'm,
cun',rdeA Tor so-caIfl houVs, money, Nhicl
mean, III, gold s,auiA;d. AMI pollcerl tAa
! They wcrc right but iat IL, lad not clll
| pledged himself TO abide by The action o
! the ChcaFo convention. hui had hoeom
! thoroughly convinced that bimctailAm i
| right that he is nov IN iul accord viii
! the platform adopted at ChioaSo, and 1
| elected viii do everything IN his power Il
carry out it's principles aud pledges. Thu
addrces Mas loudly gpplauded tnouLl cut
and Il Amy uf the Bryan aud Scwall ruci
of Judge kleborg 10 himotnllRm and his
| siuocrily and honesty Of purpose, ihri
doubts were dspellod by that two hours
! speech. II was eNtcmporanco1E entirely
not even referring To a single note, Nc
almost without pause, and wes the kL.'
Of speech that always takes, and " dic
| take, as the enthusiasm aroused fully oNt
| dol.ccd when HI referred In his 'loNn9
| wurdr. to- VILLA :. j, BRYAN as the grantees
| man ~ America, th"rc WAS such ratcnn.
applause as has not been heard m lMtd'
| f. iui ny day.
1ic address was logical. ci'ir ant ioi
1 citls throughout. and the Kind at r'i, o.
rary that the Times holicvcs in. ~ wt
c1.h. not attempt TO give even an app''htl
- complete synopsis of It, t'' - a
r,ut.. iug more tine and space "a 90 tr :"
| our command therefore. suffice To say tina
| the paramount issue Of The campaign WA
| pretty well covered. and that Judge klehorl
| can not make any too many If sucl
| speeches In this district for the cause o
democracy and the GOOD NJ the coupirg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

to them it is due a respectable audience OF
ladies and gentlemen. With u sprinlling OF
The colored voters. greeted Mr. Linn at
the court house. MIR. j. l., Ladd president,
aud Dr j. T.. Simon. secretary of the
club, will be satisfied with noting less
than handsol.~ democratic majority from
this county
Car'-in Frank Hugely. who is Que OF
the best posted men politically in the coun-
~. Informs The Post reporter that u heavy
majority OF the oolorcd voters win sup-
port The democratic ticket from president
down. Among ne prominent and repre-
sentative conrcd men who have taken the
stump Tor The democratic ticket ana nomi-
ncoa the reporter mentions Cophas Gear.
NJ C. Jackson and Solomon Jones. They
declare that fusion viii not fuse with
them. CAPTAIN Linn made good imprct-
sion here aud few more speeches like
this, with q - more speakers like him.
would carry tho coast country solid for
the democratic ticket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
FEARFUL or TREAcuERY.

To the Ei;ior Of Tho Post
Gonzales. Texas, October q Hon J. Is.
Cone. u prominent populist aud formerly
representative from Wilson county, now re-
sHine Ia Gonzales said 10 ;ne ritter to-
day
Il am AFRAID tkorc Is q deeply hail plot
TO cheat Bryan out Of the Gle" oral vote
of Tcxas anow enough about poitoe &C.
Know there IL nothing 200 Infamous fer
some politicians 10 uuder' Ike. Il.."c are
some people calling themselves democrats
who are I believe as deeply concerned In
this plot oa any republican, While am
4 thorough populiat | must limit In all
caudor that | am apprehensiyo ~ the tssest
trcachcry among some 81 the pep list lead
crs in this State why we are eNpest.d to
vote Cor Williams and others no ele' tors.
who ere advocating the election Of Mrkin-
ley. Am unable to explain cant soc
Why such men are permitted to remain on
the ticket" Il. J. Fletcher,
Rop. 18th District in gath Legislature
After writing the above read 1t to
Colonel Cone. aud he said; That's what
said. You can publish n you like
BILE
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70 the Editor OF me l'uhl
About month ago or more Mi Score
tary Morton. one Of the closest friends of
the president in the cabinet came out in
an interview from his home state. Ne
braska. and said that Bryan would carry
every State west Of the mississippi TAX
the following figures.
States west OF The Mississippi with cleo
toral vote OF each Arkansas H. california
- Colorado I, idaho ., iowa Is. Kansas 10.
Louisiana 5. Minnesota .. Missouri H. Mon
laua g. North Dakota 3, Nebraska s., Ne
Vald 3. Arizona 4. South Dakota 8. Texas
49, Utah g. Warrington 1 Wyoming 3.
Total l3l. States east Of the Mississippi
very certain &c be carried 10y Bryan Ala
hama II. Florida t. Georgia e., Illinois IT.
Mississippi 9. North Carolina H. South
carolina >, Tennessee f.. Virginia l.. Total
los
states doubtful. hut in which Bryan
has as good lighting chance as Mckinley,
and win probably obtain as many elocto-
raj votes Indiana 49, Kentucky 10, Mary
land S. Michican II, ohio %. Wisconsin =,
/ West Virginia g. Total a.
States very certain to be carried by Nc
| kinney or the gold standard Connecticut
| g. Delaware 3. Massachusetts Is Maine e.,
! New Hampshire I. Sew Jersey TO- Sew
| Yor. S6. Pennsylvania g., Rhode Island 1.
| Vermont {. Total 40
Now Mr. Secretary Morton, not with
standing his former admission SAYS that
Bryan's chief support is from the oN Con
fedorate hrigadiors. and he is irantioally
waving The bloody shirt BY scanning The
above classification Of States the reader
| viii see that ~ lie west of the Mississippi
| tsave Louisiana which II divides, but
| leaves the major portion wosO. and that
| only three of the ~ were members of the
! Southern Confcderacy, So much for the
| bloody shirt cry. The Hon. Mr. Secretary
should confIne his efforts to attending to
| his theological department and heed the
old Latin motto "Ne sutor ultra cropi-
! dam"
| However. will add that since making the
! above figures. month ago, sec no reason
, now to make any changes unless ii be
| TO transfer some Of the doubtful States 10
| he BRYAN column. There being ii7 cleo
toral votes "a are necessary to choice
| and the above figures give Mr.. Bryan &c
certain. with a fair show 10 make consi.
| cradle inroads INTO the list of douhti-l
| States Those who are making Fuessos on
, the electoral vote would do wen to put
these figures into their vest pockets
Marshall Burnley.
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Ahilcrc Texas. October 2l.-Hon. j. II.
stephens end Judge r. II. bowman arc can
wasting the Jumbo district in the interest
Of Mir Stcnhrn0' candidacy for congress
Judge Bowman r. an x-Confederat" sol
der. who walks with crutches, ana was MT
stephens opponent before the 'phHcra,le
convention at which MIR. stephens Was nom
mated Tlcy arc stirring up considerable
enthusiasm among the rank and Me oil the
party. Yesterday evening Judge Bowman
spoke for abou, forty minutes 10 large
crowd on Pine street. in this place. Ills
remarks were repeatedly appiamdei
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aud commercial standpoint, s"ccr In their
movements than any European country,
and If the United StHtos tNorth An orical
An1s it compatible with her interests 10
take an iaaepcndont step IN The direction
of bimctnllism, | helicvc that such step
would be tcNorN promoting influence
upon he establishment 80 an international
agreement aud the coming into tins league
of the European countries
ASSUMING you of NY hvhcet respect l
am. your moot obcdicni servant.
tNetnarpl<
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THE nlsMARcK LETTER.

70 the Editor NJ The Post
Coronal Institute. san Marcos. Texas. oc-
tober 20 Il enclose translation of the
Bismarck letter by our teacher Of German.
Miss Eva pninesloy II is her translation
for Tho Post Mss Elllingsloy is a dne
German scholar ha,us last -eturncd from
q stay Of two years IN iermany, where she
made close study Of the language. Yours
truly. a A. ThomaS
Friedrichsruac. p August 90 -llonored
Sir: Your esteemed favor of July l mas
becn duly received have always had a
prodlleciior for himetllsrh but while IL
nfgco would not claim my views Ct the
i0atfer to be icfallihly 'rur, when advanced
against the siews OF experts.
holieve 20 mis- day tnat It is 60 be
recommended advisable 10 obtain among
the nations chiefly Engaged IN the world Q
commerce. an 1rreolnen. in the direction
OF bimctU'lism
The tntei states are, from an industrial
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state NJ Large:
Philemon T.. Hunt.
GcorGe q. Clifford.
District Electors;
l'irst-Charles r. Peck
Sccord--Co Columbus Emanuel
Th!rd-Charles W ,usli.
Fourth-Thomaa w. Sparks.
Ffth-George a. Knight.
SiNth--Josoph +. v Hes.
scVcnih-H Hugh T. Wicher.
Eighth. Harry Harris.
\ nth-joscpn W. Burke.
Jenth--perry S. white.
Elevcnth--Juhan * Heyitr.
Twelstl-James - Millspau e n
Thirteenth-Robt. +. Campbell.