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y. IN. Local Elk. " NV
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Receipts Hy Hail ma Stenmcr.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19
The Facts of the situation.
Atlanta Constitution

II the symptoms which so to show that
the present uncertainty is to continue
until the new ADMINISTRATION Is installed.
should materiaizs. the present congress
will be to blame for 1t, AMI the RESPONSE
blity must rest on the republicans.
The conditions that affect business ana
prevent prosperity are more in evidence
now than they were before MIR. McKinleys
election. No one regrets this more than
the Constitution, but the conditions are
OF such a character that regrets do not
affect them. Even ordinary cheerfulness
must have a basis. and it is folly to CRY
out that prosperity has arrived when every
reader CT every newspaper and every in.
tell!gent man engaged in trade knows per
feet we'll that conditions have not
charged for the better
Are the commercial agencies engaged IN
lying about the situation? Is It to their
intcres, to paint the business aud trade
situation In black 70 matter how bright
and horeful the outlook may be- II 8,
the critics should turn their attention 10
these agencies and roundly denounce iheu
rs calamity hOwlers."
II IT were possible to restore prosnerliv
by declaring that prosperity has returned
the Constitution would be foremost anon,
lhcse making the announcement But /.
Is supremely silly 10 suppose that the pres.
emf coalitions can he changed by pre-
tending TO believe that pros pesi,y has been
brought about by the nero announcement
OF republican success at the polls.
such game of make believe will do
very wei Tor children. II enables them
TO develop their Imagination. But when
crown men engage in such a game 1t /,
the result of deliberate attempt 10 dc.
ooive. And II there wcro any possibiliiv
'hat such an attempt could succoad What
preft would II be to the pcoplo or ,he
country? How can man better his con.
al ION or the condition OF his ncighbor no
pretelding that all hands are prosperous
when the very reverse Is the factP
II is the part OF wisdom 10 rcc9enize I'm.
evils that exist and try 10 remedy thar,
lhe facts show that business conditton'
are Just where they have been for Tho ma,
ttrce years. The little snurt OF snec,,I,
,on that occurred in response to McKin.
ey election has entirely died away. ami
prices az products are settling hack 10 IN.
on level that means poverty for mo nro
uucer and hard times for husinoss mo-
These factE should he recozniz-d Inv nj,
10 the end hat pressure he brought +, hoa'
on we republican party to bring abour
the changes to which it is nledred Tbs
constitution is In favor Of a return NJ
n.o'pe,Ny aeove oil things. and It is IA
~ way particular about the means Or
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY.. DEC. 10, $500
CONGRESS AND cueN.

The dispatches tell us that the foreign
affairs committee OF the senate. which had
the Cuban resolutions before II refused 10
be deferred from voting as the committee
thought the situation demanded ny nv rro-
test by persons who fear that values may
be disturbed or business injured by The &C
ton Of the committee
Tho committee should have determined
its conduct upon the actual facts and with
due regard to The considerations OF internal
tionsl Law and the question O, civilization
and humanity involved in the ase-and
probably did.
There is an element In this country en-
gagged in speculation in American secIf!-
ties. aud trade IN certain directions tha,
would not hesitate 20 sacrifice Na,.onNl dig
nifty and crawl before Spain or any Euro
pean power rather than see q war that
might depr1ss their speculative stocks a
few points. This elemea, drew buck IN
horror whom cleveland issued his Nenezae-
Ian message and 3, has ureed The govern
ment IN this Cuban imhroslio 70 continued
iaactiyity II is the element that cries
-AANN N-FN+aNf'A ~ 'f~NNN''-a 49, 1854 D ff'
shows SIGNS q coming To the front L. ls
ac;uatei by no considerations o, humanity
or patriotism at any time. but guides IT'S
morality and craftsmanship purely upon
lines Of commercial proat and eNpcdlency
War is terrible thing. but there a7o
worse disasters 20 a nation than war The
ueglec, o. duty toward helpless and out
RACED people vho are our neigAbors. the
tame reception O. insults, the refusal 70
protect American citizenship. Indifference
toward National hoaor--A dozen courses OF
conduct by a nation might be ultimately
more injurious than war.
\ good motto IS uayy Ctockeu's-" b
sure you're right. then so ahead"
1t liz 10 be hoped that pure sentiment aud
fancy will not influence hasty or ~ advised
action on the part OF congress in the case
in question. but 1t Is gratifying 20 know
that the fears and clanors q sordd specu-
lstors aud money chasers have not been al
lowed to swerve the committee from the
course it felt impellod 70 pursue.
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methods by which that end may be rcach
cd II the republicans succeed in restoring
prosperity, we shall not only give thcm
credit for the performance, but approyc
the method b. which the restoration has
been b.ouph, about. And so will the peo-
pic.
What We have been contcndlng for and
Whist We sha | continue TO contend for IL
the piosr eiiiy of the reople, and IT is ia
end ard rot the means OF reaching thar
end II which the people are most inter
cstsd. The Constitution did net think that
prosperity could To reached under tho rc
publican p ogra nine, The people thought
otherwise, and. by small majority. de-
creed that The republican plan should be
given a trial.
The time has now arrived when the re.
ruticnns hevo an opportunity to enter
upon the reforms and TO provide tho rom
edies ly which they are pledged. II they
do not take advantage OF this opportunity
they must accept responsibility for the
continued and constantly growing depres
sion. The democrats are not obstruction.
lists. They Will not stand in the way of
u galation along the line Of the repub.
lican platform.
1t will be useless for their organs and
their assistant organs to til the people
that thes' who insist upon the immediate
app ic1tion OF legislative remedies nre
calamity howleis" 1t will be useless for
Inc republican organs to insist that pros.
tortty has begun 10 show It's effects. This
de cliration has already resulted In con-
siderable damage and loss among those in
dustrie5 which. taking the words OF the
organs TO mean something. have gone on
p'ling up stocks in the face of the fact that
the lack OF money among purchasers has
Practically obliteratl d the market
the republican party owes 1t to the
whole people to put It's programme in op-
Grafton at the earliest moment practical
ble--and that morent has already arrived.
VIII the republicans act. or will they de.
pend on their organs and assistant organs
TO tide them over four years by describing
the demands and complaints of IA PEG
pie as Calamity howling?"
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

ST Arthur Sullivan has been ordered 10y
ms doctor 10 winter IN Italy.
Tho queen regent OF Spain smokes more
thaa a dozen cigarettes a day.
Dr; Potter has resigned the presidency
Of Hobart college, but Will continue 10
I'VE IN Schenectady.
Mime. faW 10 appear this winter at
Nice in a new oponi emitted DOLORES"
ny Foyer and Andreas Polonas
John Morley has a great hiking for dogs
wt'h troop OF his pets at his heels.
President Flurc OF France intends to
Ni';t the ear in tho spring and " II travel
70 ~ Petersburg by water to avoid set
tiiS loot on Gertnan soil.
English Eraphologists based learned esti-
mates OF Marie Corelli's character on the
manuscript OF "pisllkes" when II turned
out that the writing was by her secretary
hansen has already Planned another
TIP. He has ordered yacht of twenty
IONS, to he hult al Laurvig and intends
70 continue on Il his studies OF the coast
OF Norway and Spi,zbergen.
The Duo dorleans has bought York
Somiesse de Paris resided at the time of
ms hirth, ana he aud his wife will make
IL ther headquarters while in England
Mr. Alfred Austn writes to the London
newspapers TO say that there IL no truth
IN the extensively published story that n.
narrowly escaped drowning the other day,
o~as TO boat accident No such incl
uent, ne SAYS. occurred.
a wild boar, roasted whole, was the
chief dish at state q Inner recently given
ny the Prince OF Montenegro. 1t was
brought N smoking hot Inside the boar
was turkey. and inside the turkey was
snipe which had been shot by the host.
Queen Victoria always wears three
rings-onc that the pr nee consort placed
on her hngcr when they We're married her
engagement ring and slender circlet car
rying a tiny diamond. gift from her
husband that was 10 be two or three years
bofore they were welded
II Is said that Mrs Humphrey Ward
wrote Sir George Tressaay' four TINES
over before II appeared as ser al, and
twice more before she allowed Il TO appear
N BOOK form. II - also stated that 1000
" her price for serial rights IN England.
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a scoiding ola woman.


The Galveston News, so aptly caricatured
by The Houston Post as a scolding old
woman Of the most viruleEt type. is still
harping on what it terms fraudulent voting
in South Carolina and in Mississippi. II
seems that in the latter State only about
5000 votes were cast for each congressman
while In Texas there wer. $1,000. The
News thinks 1t msnifestly unfair FOR 5000
voters In Mississippi. or 5000 in South Car
Gina. to have a representative in congress
while Texas congressman represents a.
OOo voters. This is an ngeniously unfair
way 20 put 1t. II is well known that con
gressmcn are apportioned by population and
not by votes. The Mississippi and South
Carolina congressman represent about as
many people as do those from Texas. The
small vote cast in the congressional dis.
tricts in those States can be explained b,
reference to provision OF law which re-
stricts suffrage to citizens who are able to
read and pay poll taxes. Public opinion In
Texas is strong for a like reform here
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PROMISE Am rrRroRMANce.


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Tho contrary the nurposs Of the new nd.
m,p,stra,ion will be TO push an extreme
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Lockhart New Test

I-'INNT"TT WV T'ST.
The Houston Post OF last sunday was
magnificent specimen Of journalistic enter
prise. fifty-two pages replcte with timely
news and miscellaneous reading matter.
reinforced by liberal display OF choice al
vertisemcnts. page Of Tho Post is about
2eNi7 inches which gives us 2sxl7v52 or
about lSiiS square inches. or FPS square
feet or more than "A square yards Now
supposlnS The Post printed 10000 copies
Of that edition, and We should have Texas
daily treating its patrons 10 something like
20 square miles OF interesting reading mat.
ter.
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Brennan, Texas, December ~ III
NJ Russi and II. c. Helne 1s'u''
night from Houston, where 'n''
business, and while en- rou'' m
nussi had the misfortune o. a, .,J
rockets rifled Of $50 that be ear y, \
him, lie thinks that the money u ~
while he was asleep pe'"e
and Houston. ,.,rv lussey
The examining trial Of ,et'{ Io S
Hay Jones for shooting p s',rs I'M 81
commenced before Judge Iw''s VS.
ing. .,.,, save % irsl
The Ladies Social oluD s, a,srt 4
sary entertainment at the n,t I'D
and Mrs. u. C. Giddinss' '''
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exactly, they do. The fact Is, VIC ire all
beating around the BUSH and while we
had concerted action before the election,
tha, is OF nav. What We Will do year
hence depends wholly upon he logic OF
events. I've given YOU my single c?'nion,
that's all -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19
Calls u HGg,vash.

TtNas Voaslcr
Mckinley fer being devoted to his wife,
and arc filing their columns with hogwash
about their private affairs. The fool killer
would surely reap harvest IL be would
tackle the Associated Press imbecl,s an
then make a few swipes through the sane
tuna OF some Of our dailies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

Waxahachio, Texas pe'' v,,,sl
John Jordan OF Ferris was u c,,,sr,,
today and reports that Miss s.. O Az. .
was shot by her father = III G. OF
is in a fair way TO recover, rrtser dsr
is in jail hare awaiting 'D
ments. an the rabs' ~ "
vault and stables inr Ind will b
several thousand do,ls i',,h the VI
fer storing beer through
months. 49,, v,,l be occupl'
divorce suits Friday a 'h, divorce SUI
billiard reports tor'y-o's
the docket.
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"a
Victoria. Texas, peet',s' ,,,tls 4
have been some big as1 a,,y,cst q 4
The last few days, the 2, n = 'o'csuDs
" Was carver are S,'y consisting s Sl ii - "a
District court court, so% rnd yesterday u
docket wednesday ' "A
tic civil cases .,., of ". T.
The little daus .l,S, and vas burr
died Wednesday his" IA
tcrday. .,nv The ronnds ~
many cases are reports :. al
TO CURE A COLD ~ ~
take Lasa..ve i BISs,n he nons' ~
XII drugGists reiuh'
&c cure. &C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19
THE CITY.

The Post is delivered 10 any part OF the
city by carriers at 81. % per month, three
months. $500: SIX months. 500. one year.
Mr.. Theodore Rer,ng has charge OF the
City Circulation and Collecting.
Messrs. Theodore Bering and Charles
Lott are the authorized collectors OF an
city bills. both advertising and subscr.p-
ton. and no money shout! BE- pad TO any
one other than those rarled. unless speciai
written authority signed by the business
Manager is shown All accounts OF any
size should be paid by check In favor OF
The Houston Printing Company,
No orders for goods" etc. are given ny
the Encouragement and none will be accept
ed in payment of office bills.
Subscribers falling to reeve the raper
regularly will please NOTIFY the ofhce
promptly. Every subscribers paper IL ss-
ptcted to be delivered not later than $50
a. m
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listing conditions. In the meantime the
situation requires only the greater eNcrs
In the South to promote scme new enter
prises with the resources at hand. TO raise
4 diversity Of crops in order to avoid
cash outlay as far a. possible and to Dor
row from the future. state and locally. In
order to inausurstc public Improvements
that will give labor employment and fur.
nish us with greater and better facilities
for trade. Now that rrices o. all kinds are
down is the time to make Investments,
public and private.
After awhile will como the peoples vic.
tory-the repressivc and oppressive trusts
will be throttled. money will be driven cut
OF its centcrs where 1t is now boarded for
grcat bond speculations and the basis Of
circulation will be broadened. II MAY be
well that we are to have an object Lesson
under republican policies again after special
attention has been directed TO their dausrr-
Gus teudcncics--it may prevent distrust or
disaster when the political revolution which
is smouliering becomes a triumphant fame
and sweeps over the Nation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

According to the opposition organs. MIR.
Wsramaker is offering some splendid bar.
gains in the senatorial aght IN Pennsyl-
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some liiy thousand children have boon
orphaned hy nc Armenian massac-os
I"at - ,riile more than the number
annually orphaned n America BY iao 300
and more homichles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

March Il is the date on which Dan
stuart wants 10 bring Corhctt and Fit2
Together. y hsh, to a finish on St Pat.
r'k's Day ouGhin't TO be such a hard
matter TO arrange
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

The acqlNtsl OF Marie Barhcri has intro
aneed permanently into the criminal prac-
tee now dcfcnse-psychical epilepsy
Like most OF the other defcnses. old an
new. st appears TO be effective and dead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

Mr.. Heana has been comparatively quiet
and out Of sight for week past can he
have begun on h.a inaugural message thgs
ca-f,7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

There is the to be SAID of Senator CaIl
tnat can not be- said for others IN the
senaie-he comes pro,iy near representing
a cuban constituency.
The morning times., 1896-10-25

crown with blue and green coque plumes.
ana each plume was edged with a tiny
piping of wired velvet.
There was another remarkably service
able street gown Of mixed golden brown
oheviot that / T1Utsd. Each seam of the.
Ecdcts skirt waStrTnmed with an appIc- green
Of light tan braid. and the street Jacket was
Trimmed in the SAINT. There was seam
less. broad vest Of tie cheviot finished with
ii@h mixture or golden brown satin. and
over this the jacket fitted snug. A high,
turnover linen collar and brown satin
tie was to be worn with this gown.
MUCH VELVET WORN.
Velvet Will he much worn. One grievcs
to hear TINS. because its use and abuse
are So frequently mingled Velvet made
into short. becoming jackets. int tight
hitting boficcs. into very well hung skirts
l. always admirable. But velvet in trained
dresses. In long coats. in full Respondent
waists and In fauciful garments of any kind.
SaTDrS too much Of the erOtesque. 1t may
De- picturesque, but it is not becoming
Several embossed velvet coats are Ecin.
sent home for wear this winter They have
small figures standing out upon a light
background, the whole set on a ground
work Of mixed design. The plain vclvets
are seen hardly al all. Even the embossed