The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-31

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qneneo every trade connected with COM
h''rcc grew duli aud dullor until hard
tlmes have even reached New York and
the East he very heart of finance and
''''u'. 30 the situation has become seri-
Gus Those Who complain should no longer
ne called crankH aud fools Every man
I Tor himself should search for the causo
and, when he finds IT, otter "A remedy With
ont abuse Dennciation is a stranger Ia
| reason. It's use in public discussion can
/ only be tolerated lt,ou tbn ,.rn,,,I ~ a.,
general application and ebou,d ~, ais
/ CouutC naucod by oycry .olf rosncc.i,,, 49,,
| Now note A entniIr nf ti,,ir ii,,,' 10 $3.50
pairn After Air Itrvan h.d s,si -.
| Madison Sdunro Tho .rorcc ,,,,,,,,.,t,. ~
| lectcd Mir nourke roct',ar as ~. wv ~
| to ap,wer him IL, ,,.,. l,t,,,n h"rS
WINS vpid ~, t,,t .,,, 80 'lVeNu
nirh,,, u.ttt ,,t,,,,', ','N'' ""u iuN't' was
bnt cl,icn, ,,,'l,, 80 '"Vt"''ta' 'lhpiay.
thot,ebt s,a,.,.i.,,, ,1., "n ul "'u.hlzer OF
,,it, ~ 81, ,ub 'n''h sprays OF maiig-
m,o,,, ~ 49, r,,''''o"H, for instance, III onc
,,1 %n,"h W 'he hIiN"f craze, he
'.,, INNING 'hoice sentence which
.T","' "'Nh inc mouse
.t 'S ~ 'ohNpliae} between profess
.,,"'", i'imo'H VINO want to pay low wages
"'" ~, u"r'cpnHtruciod slnYc-holdriB who
WIN" me 10 pay no wages
h' cans IN" movement conspiracy.
n"'u 10 {" lts'it crime. He denonnces
p"itesioini iainers' who. from the
nl"ndpoini Of his rohlod sonshiliiius. must
n' "Hnlnals, ns they nro chafeod with be-
'"H go '"Nfprators. He points To the 'un-
i''onslfnHted HlnyrhOiders. whom he
hh"Wh ,' buth there he1 niust be- the rneni-
l" 81 tie government. according 10 North
IN sentiment so in this one aouiepco the
'no"'u orach OF the scarce mouoyitcs de-
houuc'9 every man Who "upiorls Mr. ilry-
an a9 oopsprator and criminal He
ut'pry 'hll4 to present fact or figure on
Wn''h az ifNuo can Ice made This must
"' "Nht Tor las iiisi1ions appeal to Hec-
,loil"l lf'luVlce ana 10 Tie bitter momor-
~ ol u. var Sectional prejudice Is tho
ifult OF Ignorance SIR Cochran can not
ne ''ll'0 l'nuHul. but be soculH to hitse
pony rp''wN OF tht people NJ tho North
cry la iu whom hc spoke So far aH
FihN" hplu'iN pi the south may be cnn
rrIH'l, tNrfr are Dut few OF thcm left,
ht fatalities M ne var and timc's great
reaper nav" carried inost of them over tho
tiV'I wh're ~" 'rry unjust attacks OF
Ml' tnoAfah rnp not be heard Nine tenihs
OF We Fniora al tho south arc o1springs
81 peac" and are AS loyal To the stars and
stripes as any man In tho government.
Ihcy nav" contempt for the blo0dy shirt
and regard soctioui issues as the play
lhinRs OF fools. Thry are NOW bfeadmaltcrs
ana producers without these practical
professional farmnis who now can not
gay llNiuH WAKES ~ the lhborer because
hty can not get fair prices for their pro-
iuce, the great manufacturing section of
ne East is about 10 dry up II may be welt
'id irnthinlly said That whom the farmer
itospcts the manltacnlring industries
louri1h. When they fail. manufacturers
80 itto dissolution Their relations arc
eoipro' AL lrifN Of all productions are
'f,trd ny ihe prices 80 lhiln products Low
dicos 10 farmers iruan Ia" prices 10 manu-
aclu1olV.
When the reduction drops below tho
margin of profit wngoa fail idleness be-