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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Tho Western States proper are what IS
called the Silver States and I. Is anturs!
that they should be more deeply interested
In the silver question than the other sec
lions OF the Union. And the Western
States proper are republican States WITH
out exception. while the balaHes Of the
republican States are cppossd TO silver.
The Eastern republicans are welded be-
yond compromise to the gold siandari the
Western republicans are equally As ~.
compromising in their advocacy Of free
silver. It takes 10 prophst TO foreten tie
result-a oAasru wi9e aud deep in the 70
publican party.
The democratic party, or TIE other HAND
is strongest IN the South ana Southwest
an agricultural section, the best in the
world, WITH Us silver production IS not
the flrst Industry MGR should silver coinage
be tho first question Silver coinage might
help. or not. as the experiment determined.
but there arc other matters of more mo-
mon, 10 the south The tariff IS far and
away. TO the c ctno-ratc States, the most
important .ss1e. and the South and the
National democracy know that republican
success would mean hish tar.tt again. II
would ruoan TOO. an in~olent interference
Win the local elections and rights OF the
stA;esi ~ would mean the building up az
the central government az tae ezpenae g
tho states. 1T would moan ertraya.;a.ee
IN public anlrs ami al the ills @, gov
or1nant under vhlrh We have suffered FOR
neariy twenty five out OF tao thirty years
of the period since tie war.
VIII democrats he 50 BLIND as to be led
ast-ay. or INTO facuoaal nehts. over ore
iasue. wbca ,hese ars SO many more oe-
fofe US Of really greater importanrr. Cove
,alaly Of as deep significance. 20 the demo
cratic s,ates7
Tnls idea that there Is bu, one issue be-
iore the country Is ridioulous.
J; 10 astonishing that democrats OF any
description or desraa OF fa,h were evor
trapped into such narrow View Of public
Affairs. IT begins 20 look as II a consider
abba portion OF the party had been huncoed
by the silver brick trick. or LED snipo hunt
ing ~ the enemy.
This party must brace up ana smooth Its
difference OF opinion oa any one isHie Tor
the sake OF the other great matters at
stake.
Tho enemy is split-hopeless'y aivided.
Tho Western republican mino-owner ga
Wild in behalf Of hts chief product, bis
Eastern brother oqually welded to gold.
4 united democracy VIII sweep the eoun-
try this fan. Let the domoorauc States
push their own interests Tor awhile. For
the eouulrys sake and for the souih's
sake let US see thut no faciloual differences
on any one issue shah wreck the democ-
racy or drive It from power, while there
is 50 much else IN dispute OF equally vital
interest 10 US
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

the club on her yacht Dungeness and TO
cruise with the squadron.
Washee Block. tho noted Indian woman.
lately died at her mothers home IN Wa
tonga, Okla homa. She was a woman OF
remarkable diplomatic skill and a pie
turesque orator Ono OF her SONS is Tin
ishing his education in Cincinnati coll
lege. and three others are attending the
Haskell institute. in Lawrence. Kan.
President Faure has attached photo
grapher 10 his travelling retuuc, who Will
take series OF pictures or the president on
public occasions for the kinetoscope 1t
has been pointed out tina: while NJ.
Garnet. as president. kissing little girls.
drew the line at those IN their teens, NJ.
tahre shows no computation in kissing
tho older girls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
rMy RANxRuprcY BILL

II IL more than likely TIA. congress viii
er,setirr single measure demanded by the
business elements OF the country. One OF
the business demands for years has been
National or uniform bankruptcy law. hut
the claims OF political clnp-trap appear 70
have the pa-smennt call over all financial
or commercial questions.
Another srea, trouble rs to the enact
uent Of = bankruptcy law has been the
eight between tho advocates and or
pon,nts OF clause IN the bill
providing for Involuntary" bank
ruptcy. or the power by creditors to fore
a man into the bankrupt court. 1t is dlf-
hcnlt 10 see. however. how this power
wonie be more dangerous or Oppressive
ruins the debtor operates unjus;ly often
upon the other creditors who were no, 20
quick to seize the debtors effects. A bank
rup,ey law contemplates fun surrender
o. everything. 10; exempt, TO the court, an
equal showing FOR all creditors and the au-
thorsratioa OF tire bankrupt 10 start again
and anew IN business. So the absence Of
proofs OF fraud or rascalIty in his former
business. II gives all creditors chance
and !; gives the unfortunate debtor an
othar chanoc under his own name.
The variety OF attachment and assign
men, laws IN ihe different States. the or
ro-tun.ties for fraud by rascaliy trades
nlaa the injustice that is often done one
class Of creditors ny collusion between thu
a-ator and another class or between the
debtor ard hts family and friends. all de-
maad a uniformity OF law on this subject
ana properly releeate the matter 10 the
Federal courts, The effort has been made
for years 90 have congress act IN the prem
ises, bat congress has been too busy with
politics to attend 10 business Az the indl-
cations point 10 another disarpou,men, On
this direction. although tho committees OF
10th the house ard senate have rnala a
show as usual of taking action on THIS
great measure OF National bankruptcy
Law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

NOSSt vi w IlA1.
Now yo-,, N.,, .r ,.,.,. -,
Nh " i"e ulcSVie "'i'
erooe VIII be found. II ever. in upper
Eighth avenue, near the park In this
sa,tion ,he ,,3o,s ,,,,,,,,, h,,,an,,ls ,i
= No re- au''sDcl nu,,ui Gu a,t
IN onrn .hin,t hlenuliis III oIuss
wheels arc repaired
In the stores of Chinatown can be pur-
chased toothplcks mazda 81 ,,air,,s 1yhisl.
,rs on ar,,o,s - -, 49,. w.. ~
90 a. NC h'ueH sHecleu ny the oe-
ltssIai dude IN his native land. The
AlasH9 Visitors who do Chinatown are
charged Il quarter each for these curl
osNles'
II the "hayseed" legislature passes the
dorsad nv ,hn ,,,, III. gu. ,,,'.,,
boycott viii be the result ne hbiei ana
restaurant keepers of the metropolis met
Unity ana agreed in the advent OF
"SNsISe legislation, 10 refuse TO buy any
NJ me produce of the interior counties IN
.nt Way OF butter, eggs. milk and garden
ur44ck. me loss thereby % the farmers
VIII De enormous.
airs Rudolph Aronson, whose prcfes-
sional name is Alma Alpira pal,na. md
nh. 49,, ''''''" ""N
stiiJ,,,ot, MI, nj, pant three years mas heen
ms efnba VA at"t,, l-to2ltN' III t1'ls,
In n role In " nly,, go 9'' III "ii ~
nier," by Gordinno, at thc Scala, in Milan.
Aitis, Aronson was a well known figure at
rnanageriel s,, I.Sr ''' ot htr husnahu :
sNNSH a. 'h"t ho"Sr'
Tho snoc,ac,o ,,.a. ,..., ...-...,..
was prosecutor yes'eruaE
III u clNll court here of a millionaire land
lord urging a Justice tn disnossess n moor
frnt, 80 All
there was 81 due him for rent The Judge
was indignant. He asked the millionaire
what he meant by such cruelty but the
hcartless landlord merely replied mat hs
the dollar due for rent 10 the Ineanest nil mi
li"naire on earth, while the spectators
e,,t3,y3,h =" ,,a anu save Ihe poor Atoorgr
ron BY. ''' "'i''' '''e ''o"u'
There arc ,-ariatie. Of tra9o bnor,nrs
"s y" s"'aiE y or commission IN
,ti7 great center Of competition. Men are
/ hlrru - enter cafes and stores to order
particular article in loud tones and at
1 c"hsplchous places. y retail druggist tells
!h" NAT new soda fountain tonic ia
= w icing urged upon the public IN this
IaShlpu- n stylish man enters a drug
store. calls for the tonic expresses great
there, and after Tuning awhile drparts.
NJ * 'laihs IN ioud tones before he leaves
Where as lis dH"tnr ,c,or,, on S5ie every
$40 '"'i'i'''i"'s H.
Mas, r,..
'i0u9'u" street ana all the districts
IpuhH about are nearly crazy over the
presence OF the hot spring in It's midst.
! Crowds vvatcbad tho -, -. ~.
! Yesterday aud todav oifb"''at, MaS"i now
ilonn them All thn vhii fi4R t,n Pu"tyi
wfar ctir" Ti.bt IL, ~. ,s iiet, 81 we
dtns5st n,,.,t,r tas aN,e9 T.. wv IVY >
Of lnis of neorla Ear a. porTH we eurIoS'sy
J disc very ana nov H.. tLa t,i tO.'s ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

The absence of general excitement In
this country over the Mysteries OF the
Spaniards shows whore the conscious
strength lies. Spain IS regarded IN this
country simply as an old vlrago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
ANOTHER MAN NAahD

Galveston Tibune. ,.,l,,d yi'
The Tribune feels im = y .t~s.
fr rSs,'' 10 correct a IIs al,II, ts,l Y
mlsnS COOK St, q HO1 sss Ssrsh :, =
cal campaign IN gpenilenan q =
There is another
name.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Mckinley Is said to have already two.
thirds Of sufficient number Of delegate.
to nominate him. II tho democrats could
make the nomination lie would get the
other third at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Italy Is coming TO It's senses In determin-
Ing 20 turn Abyssinia loose and shake the
dust Of Africa from its feet. The or1ginnl
esnedltions were undertaken for military,
effect only and It is better to retreat
gracefully than suffer more and deeper
humiliation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

gan.rstion ara Independence In the same
proportion VIII they become moro efficient
and more formidable 10 evil-doers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
ACCOUNTED FOR.

Atchison Globe,
II takes a boy four times as long 10 80
on an GRAND now as It took him a mouth
ago. Marbles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

The democrat who IL afraid his party
VIII be beaten this fall. looks smaller and
smaller as the returns from the repub-
hcan district conventions continue 10 be
hnIlniinnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
"LINcOL.NlANA."


the insides Of the late Abraham Lincoln.
The whole history Of Lincoln as far as
has been published In this magazine IS
the most magnificent specimen OF literary
boot licking and laborions ;oadyism that
has yo, been inflicted upon the readers OF
q magazine.
There are few people In the South today
who will no; ooncede that Lincoln was
an honest able and conscientious man,
Who had the good Of his whole country
at heart, and who met an nndeserved
death al the hands OF fanatic. bu, the
serNile worship and slckening laudauon
that is being poured GU, upon the man
now would cause a revolt in the heart OF
honest and plain old Abe Lincoln HIM
self II he were aware OF IT,
Americans are fast winning the title OF
the champion booilickers OF the universe.
The history OF any kingdom or monarchy
IN the world does not contain record Of
adu!ation and almos, dedication bestow Ell
upon their potentates Of geniuses as does
the recent "Lincolniana" developed in this
country.
This life OF Lincoln is edited by Ida NJ
Tarhell- and Is as fulsome and linger-
ineiy familiar in detail as modern news
paper reporters account OF g. day spent
with a prize lighter or a description OF a
vaudeville actress toilet. The majority
Of people In the United states have not
been taught to bow down and worship
any man, and 1t is doubtful whether Nc
Cures Magazine Will teach them to do SO.
The December number OF the magazlne
spreads 4 vast deal Of saliva over Mr.
Lincoln, but heudlshly allows him TO run
over month or Two without being swat
lowed we ma the most stupendous ef-
ioris made 10 make something eXtraor-
binary oHt o. The most ordinary and un-
interesting incidents o. his NE. Ills
snpeihuman intelligence and genius Is IL
Illustrated 10y his touching has eye with his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
HEAVEN FoRE'

Giddings News - sr,si " Z,
among the democrats .l.,, y vbsr ! I
BE- an ., aaHq s2 lss se TsIs. y y
the popuiists viii alIr, Ssr ..h. s1 y = !
morsel in ens,snd, diy'a
that united we s-,e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

The hno standing armies Of Europe are
"o' "h"t they ara cracked up to be- ex-
eept for dress parade. Savage tribes often
hoid their own against them and the raw.
American recruit, animated by patriotism
and nghung for glory, would DO a match
for tho best OF their soldiers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
law.

II am against Culberson fer a second
term" said a voter yesterday, because
hts acts have not kent pace with his
words. An through his last canvass Ne
advocated free and unlimited IS to l. ST.
YER coinage without delay. and yet In his
message 10 tho Legislature he wholly.
ienorel the subject. once or twice he sent
Doe special messages urging several mAttere
for legislation, but the word silver can not
be found IA amy OF his messages. We
want q Eoyorror who viii act as we'll as
tally and give us free SILVER and plenty OF
a., with an immediate increase and dlstrl-
button OF the per capita"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
The BASE BALL

Is now at hand and the
complete assortment OF Ba
will bs found at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
WITH THE ]

w .
N The Houston Post ,.,s, !, cssllps,.,.''
election Of e G0ye Is With iss p
term. The fos' % q,
question -.rs cAtV'
Fort Worth oase' .,y rssi "
need not expect sSa S e IS 10 ~
wagon w'''D- 500
p,,,.e,,,a He ehNro nGi ~
We understand nm nons
travelling with his conn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

England Will hardly attempt forclbly
TO exact an indemnity OF Venezuela at
TINS stage OF the crisis. However, they
say tho bulldog has less sense than any
other breed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
Z
(Glkl6iZf.
s;saaagG&2aASA
Groceries on

That isn't a political tn
not q candidate for public
candidate for your patron
taken the liberty OF placi
nomination for this disiin
only fair that we should tie
platform is. II isn't a very
est Goods. Honest Prices,
STRAIGHTFORWARD Dealing.
form we stand on. and tina
We propose to stick on eve
meanwhile, does II interes
that we now have an ass,
ceries unequalcd In Houstt
low competition? II so. J.
call or write for our price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

The Indianapolis sentinel has voted tbc
present congress the banner "as the mos,
worthless and incompetent body that ever
assembled as National Legislature" II
republican congress, 10 win be re.
m"rnhered. and viii ask the country for
an Endorsement this fail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

An honest AMI progressive municipal
government Is the first requisite Tor NUM-
,lpA growth and prosperity.
-
Since the Galveston Nows has been in-
doi7-i ~ the caldwell county republicans.
il rs decrying the aissenslon and cr,mina-
'0a and rerrlnination in republican con-
Vcntions, 1t remarks that the utterances
In tho Austin OF Ninth district convention
were ''resrettahie, ia say the least IL
Quincy was charging corruption in the re-
publican uaupaign-hence the News re.
sret
II is becoming the fashion for the favor.
tie sons as they announce for the presl
dency now 10 disavow their candidacy az
stalkinf-horses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

obnoxious excise law that has been In
dorsed by the majority at Albany a novel
boycott VIII be the result. The hotel and
restaurant keepers of the metropolis met
adverse legislation. to refuse TO buy any
NJ the produce of the interior counties IN
iAe way of butter, eggs. milk and garden
truck. The loss thereby % the formers
VIII be enormous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

The action OF the city democratic execu-
tive committee, in adheriug TO tho usage
Of night primaries furnishes not the
slightest reasonable preteXt for dissenslon
N the party ranks, much less does #
make good cause FOR boiling. II the mem
beers Of the party want day primaries
hereafter let tho coming primaries and
convention so instruct the committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Tho Post returns thanks for AN invita-
ton to he present at a grand celebration
of the fftieth anniversary OF the founda.
ton Of tho colony OF Frederioksburg In
this state, To be held at Fredericksbure
on the sth, sth ana 10Th OF May next. Tho
preparations IRE elaborate and the DC.
oasion will be a memorable one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
MORE THAN ONE ISSUE.

Tho Western States proper are what IS
called the Silver States and I. Is natural
that they should he more deeply Interested
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Tie government can not closo Princeton
college, but the faculty might send tho
boys home for a dose Of strap oil from
the old man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
DANIEL TO VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
The State Leader Elouen Reviews the National Battle Splendid
the Great Work Done by the Party in Virginia Year
aper in this city prints the following:

pa n u hnmg
l r T 20 l down party trhrNnt ova
" partner with
't ti 5 u mos %G ah MO Anerc
% ii s oD Drnn
o m l beer Indicated II h crred edthr Nmcohs
hay m tina l nitro the highest form Insertion
o TN nm fgNe
distressing gd d nm III campaign til es,mksHn with
Ia
nd
pn vote
it W. Il European and n 4
md expose Dem vi his tMimhaut
beyond
m d shock ofnater raw
n ~ ~ ~ ~ %" party '' every W. DaHfE it's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Spnninras and Cubnns.

Havana. Nov. 6-General Aldave with
a force OF troops conveying provision
and ammunition train of wagons to
Manicaragua. i'm the Puerto Principe
Province. has had an engagement with
the rebels under Serafin Sanchez and
surgents was heavy. The Spaniards
had one man killed and twenty wound
ed.
The steamer Guani Guianlco has ar
rived here bringing three hundred sick
soldiers from Pinar Del Rio. Among
the passengers on board the steamer
was Rebel Leader Lazo. who had sur
rendered to the Spanish commander.
When the ship arrived here he was
found dead in his cabin, having cut his
throat.
Jacksonvillc Fla. Nov 6.--United
States Marshal Mckay left this morn
ing for Fcinandlna to serve a writ of
attachment issued upon the libel of in
formation against the steamer Daunt-
less. The steamer IS charged with vio-
lating the navigation laws by not having
a sufficient number of lifeboats to carry
the fifty passengers that she is allowed
to carry under her license as an excur-
sion steamer.
After serving the attachment Marshal
Mckay will take possession of the boat
and may bring her to this port IL the
Treasury Department will permit her
to leave Fernandina..
w. A. Bisbee, the owner OF the Daunt-
less. this morning filed his answer to
Locke of the United States Court to fix
the amount of bond required to secure
the release of the vessel.
Key West. Fla, Nov. 6.-The cruiser
Raleigh returned from a trip up the east
coast this afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Colorado.
Resu,tsin other Sta,cs.

Louisville. Ky. Nov G-Leslie. the
last of the missing counties, gives Nc.
Kinley S+l plurality. This indicates that
the State is Republican by between coo
and 700.
iankton. S. D., Nov 6,-Returns from
the entire state. except three counties.
give the State to Mckinley beyond
doubt.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 6--Little by
little the official counts in the various
counties are reaching Chairman Gowdy
by telegraph and mail. He has not al
tered his estimate that McKinley's ma
oority in the State is 10000. He stil feels
confident that Indiana will send nine
Repuhicans to Congress and that there
Will be "A majority in the Legislature of
y on joint ballot. There Is a tie on
the legislative vote in Fulton county.
IN iSs2 the Democratic majority was ol6
chairman Gowdy says that another
erection will be necessary In all proba-
piiity. Charles w. Fairbanks friends
claim that he has the support of seventy
per cent. of the Republican legislators
Tor me United States Senate and that
ne VIII be elected without any difficulty.
wilmington. Del. Nov. 6.-The count
ing up OF the returns for this county
WIS nhished by Ghe men on the adding
machines al 1880 O'clock thi: evening. No
disorder occurred after 3 O'Clock this
evening. The sheriff had big force Of
deputies on hand all day to keep the
crowds out of the courthouse The re-
suit OF the count showed :hat Finn, Re
publican for sheriff. had his vote much
reduced a.: compared with the figures
given ON. by the election officers after
the polls closed. The las. count showed
that he had but lS2 plurality against
1.02l returned by the election Officers
The result in the Stlte on President
now stands: Mckinley, 20, 452; BRYAN ID
6l5: Palmer 956: Levering, Coz. McKjn-
ley:s plurality. 3 S37
James G.. Shaw, Mckinley eleotor
whose name had Senior" added on one
ticket In Newcastle county, was counted
ms two. but the vote in Kent and SUSSEX
counties gave him more than the lowest
man on the ticket, and he is elected
The vcie for Congress was: Handy
Dsmocrat, 1852; Willis. Union Repubii-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
All Kinds Of Arrangements Being Discussed
by the Politicians in Richmond.
REPUBLICANS AND GOLD DEMOCRATS
Democrats and ropuiists -pncsc Are
Same OF the Combinations Dis.
cu'acd by The Leaders Judge Wad.
diii Hisprnscs the Electromagnetic
Contcs. with Captain lamb.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 6.--(Speclal)-
The Sound Money League, of which
Mr.. Frank r. Gla gov is president. and
y. Il. Gu.G1n, Is general counsel, will not
so out OF business The League has
opened permanent headquarte:s and
now VIII turn its attention toward Sc
curing new election law for Virginia
There : every Indication that the Safe
contest will open up without delay. and
he pushed vigorously on both sides
soon movement Will be started looking
10 fusion batwcen gold Democrats and
Republicans on the election law issue
General James a. Walker and General
L. NJ. Logan a!e the men most talked Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
GOLD ZIG; Sill YER I4I
Chances For Fair Show Towards the
Peoples Honey Metal Are slim.
DEMO Gratis GAIN A DELAWARE SENATOR
Tho iSouth Dakotn Legislature VIII
Also Return II RcmocratIc senator
Election Returns from vnriou'
states Indicate that ibc Democrnt,
Saved II Little from the Wreck.

New York, Nov. 6.-The development.
or the past twelve hours in the contest
ed Congressional fields have been few.
Out in one respect important-they prac-
tically demonstrate that the gold forces
Will fail to control the Senate in the
Fifty-hfth Congress, which control yes.
terday was deemed probable. At tina,
time the apparent division Of the forces
was as follows:
Gold Republicans. 3S; gold Democrats
8. Total, 46.
Gratis &c; Populists 9. Total. A.
Majority for gold, 2.
a FREE SILVER SENATOR.
One of the gold votes i'm that table
wes credited to North Dakota. but it
now appears that the Legislature Of that
State will elect Il free silver advocate
to succeed Senator Hansbrough. To
emphasize the truth of this fact Repre-
sentative Pickler, who made the CAM
paign as u candidate for Senator. has
announced his withdrawal from the
contest.
This will make the Senate tie be-
tween the gold and silver forces and
should Senator Dubois assertion of last
spring-that no financial or tariff legis-
lation should be accomplished that did
not provide for the free coinage Of sill
Ter-renain in force in the next Con-
gress. and there be no individual changes
OF attitude on the subject by Senator's
there Is but little likelihood that any,
thing Will be done in that direction for
another two years.
THE NEXT HOUSE.
According 10 to-day's advices the
House will stand:
Republicans, "a.
Sound Money Democrats"
Democrats, 49,
Silver Republicans. Populists and FIJI
sionists. %.
The delegations of the following States
consisting of more than one member