The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17
THE VIEW At NAsBlyc,s.

washington, May 15--lt loel, 4 (;
mas Been put up on secre,,,s IAN
After adopting the resoluros 80
gate the issues Of goyernr,ss. -
republican members Of the anans.
mit'ee shirked the respons,b,n,s a.
whole matter by turning over -. u
CATION to the free silver do,,.''' 'asti.
popnlisis. They did this for ~ ~
First. they did not wish "a "aa
further displensure Of the Som. ,ssu y
men OF the country. and secos. WIG
wished to aid TO their utnn.. !. w
among denocWts on the sn...,'s ~ ut
ton. They. therefore, put .hhs esA saa.
and rampant silver democ...ss ykus
Vest and Waltl'all. a ma,or;,s Ham,
eofninit'ee. and Jones, the wel.ss,.oa y
u,iS., una one lone republican. pSw ~
~ s.pposeu 10 favor bond Issues ii !, s xae|
out on the side of the admins, ~ - .e'soutt
committee has been packed IN Ihsua W
verdict smirching the trea.,,,- ofns
me leaving on of the conmitt..u y
able men as Sherman, ,Aliisor y a, w
and Morrill,, who are n,emhSr- s1ia
finance committee. Is coucius,vs W " y
the intention TO falsify II pos,lSs KY ~ q
record; IN harris, Vest. wIihsS y. "
Jones the secretary OF the treasw.s. y ~
,ilnats In possessing four yenomor, 9 !or
OF his position for a sound currsnss se1 !,
Is Just os well. perhaps, for him ~ " Y
country that four-iifths OF the o, ~ ~
should consist OF his sworn snsm,..
traducers. John q. Carlisle IA his 49,. ~
man to cope with them all. HI .'s w
than a match for the entire fras n.y. ~
side OF the senate. sa'd
Chairman Morrill, wrote secr~s.,, a.
Isle if he had wishes or suggestion, i
make as to how the Investigation. ,hcr,
be conducted. He replied briefly that 1.
had not. and that he left the entIr NM,
OF investigation with the commits. u
that he was ready to answer any ana 4
questions verbally or in writing The ON,
mittee decided that they would first Al
the secretary for a. statement OF the hxl
transaction and then II necessary rec,4
him to personally appear for examin,s,
The committee and the country viii \
be any wiser by the investigation. S.ct
tary Carlisle in his letter to Mr.. Dnsd
, and III his answer to the resolution for
formation from Senator Hill, has tod n
so,utely ull there was 10 tell about N
sale OF bonds. The most rigid eYaur
e ton will fail to elicit the least additss
: Information The bond sales by this N
ministration have been fair aAd ho,a
and open ami above board That I'd
could have been otherwise under the Y
i, pervisiot of men of the high personal v
official integrity Of Grover Cleveland u
John g. Carlisle would be nconceiviAk
: excepting in the distorted mind Of "
IKE Tillman.
There is curious story current Va
which finds many believers 1t Is tax
upon warnings that have been given BY \
n cal brokers to members Of congress Vi
4 speculate in stocks. that they better q
/ load and sell short In anticipation d
slump in the market caused by an .s,ss
y hension of what will follow Goyefnet VI
/. kinleys nomination as president la
=, have been limitations also that tae taaI
Mckinley leaders propose 10 give u
a tcct lesson of the disaster that WIZ Allt
% the nomination Of a man who lan71
on tho money question, and puttly
: thcse things together people e1pta y
: a demonstration against Mckinley u W
= street before tive meeting Of the coss1
u ton. But If anything were Necessary
.. make his nomination absolutely cll
q, one would think that would 90 ~ vaa
IT needs no argument nor eNasne;
prova that the larger part OF me
gates who Will assemble at 81. Loun
: b. glad to vote for man that me ~
ators on the New York exchanges %
/ want.
The presidents recent order exh'a
I the civil service rules over the eheA
g of the government included all th u
at the white house except the priwN
(; relary to the president and his asasA
t 80 that when Major Mckinley oec'z
+. president he will not be able 10 I'LL ln'
= sition there with his own inen@
4 must retain the present force or w
{ their places by competitive examnn
to which all the citizens n inc "
States are eligible Most OF tns ~
= however. nj the executive nanslea
= veterans and have been there !@'
several administration MT r rai ~
J, assistant private secretary, .n NJ md
!, who acts AS purchasing agent ~ ".
= bursting officer. Mr.. Montgomely. w.
: egraph operator. Charles Lo osP.s
= doorkceper NJ the presidents onMs.
d, been IN their present positions. s nav,
cral Grants time: Arthur e s,r ThurS2
= colorcd man who looks a.lei ~ .scms
: also dates back to the CRAM n ,asnl Ii
ti,oi,rh he was removed by Presloea,Ss
rie",, ,,,d ala not return to his ol
mil Mr. cleveland was inauguII s,s h,
o steiiographcrs are recent agpe,, sI, M
n ident Harrison took Mr.. lip w;s. Sry
indianapolis with HIM, am Mace 10
V was transferred to goou pep ,s,,t
y rInvsinna came ,n it is perfeclgH, w
l. ana almost necessary that the I'm ru'ss
q should be allowed TO selecI ~, cvii mi
/. ographers reGardlsss %. conaa..s
:, rules, because they occupy them 9Th
:, ,e,a.,ni' and ani nffleiai secrets. ~.
- IN. nn. "omrlain If all the WHY VIII "
force was exempt from mes ns I'll lie n
rules. Senator cockrell thilhlna.,M b
- dent of the United STATES s,,ratioa
ject to "A civil service
p o,s q, the most distinguish. q
50 ,,, ons IN u .be United states remarks
night that 1t would be q p. ~, h,s.n
race In the south ana s'ea ..y,uta
the republican party II the Cum ,.l II
ST. Louis would declare va," sre eess5
untitled all of the seals INA He y.
Is from the Southern ~ .asoynventlch
y ,ne au,'1 all O. Contestants and fpr
e. haIf ~ vote Ind demoraii2so ,r ~ Inst
~, IN ha sm,th more than anytam,haas arI.J
occurred for many y.aisi ,he expel
get to tho convention am .rsdentss ~
In ,han any man s wh spI no't the parry ~
lis %, W. u'., nd Ind resulted IN tMo \
hi egates from nearly e'''' "A
section. :, tho republicp,,
cr In the Southern States Yin in nonss n
=, the right to pa, me right TO ~
~ conventions anu lie to show s.ir,a
n Hor ,h .nn ,abor We would ,s;eess.iapE
to ganiza,ion grow W, Y caroIins ~
h: bama. Georgia, SCUM SCUM, under Re "
and other sta,s,' generosity " ~
ia cans find It TO their aasnnrublicsn w