The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-30

over occupied tho white House. all be-
cause OF his vanity and obstinacy.
10 make good this charge" MIR. Till
man argued that when President cleve-
land cainu TO power In March. 1898 and
should have called the senate and house
doth democratic for the first time since
the WARP to carry HIS policy Into effect,
he did not call an extra session 10 give
tariff reforms 10 the people. but Instead
called congress together to stop the coin
age of silver
Discussing tho repeal of the purchasing
clause OF the Sherman law, which fol-
lowed, ho said:
democrats and republicans WED with
each other In the furtherance OF the policy
which had been formulated and steadily
pursued by the senator from Ohio, Whcn
the senate met there was an Acknowledged
majority Of men open and outspoSen In
their determination TO stand by the white
metal and who were elected on that issue,
but the process of debauclery began and
slowly the senate yielded. IN ninety days
the decd was done and the chains were
riyetcd on the wrists OF tho toiling mil
lions. Did the raid on the treasury s,opY'
Discussing the tariff bill. which passed
In the regular session following, he said:
at is true he tthc PRESIDENT did not ,gn
II and allowed II to become n law with
out approval. but here again we have II
spectacle Of charlantanry and bypocriticnl
assumption of superiority to his party
which has always marked his career. The
tariff law which he repudnted as UNI
worthy. involving party pcrdy and party
dishonor.' Is the sheet anchor to which
ha clings"
And again referring to the president;
| "If ho was honest at the start land IEim
willing to grant that much) his association
with Wall street and his connection with
wealthy men has dcbnuched his conscience
| and destroyed NIL sympathy with the
! masses"
Further on. discussing tho gold q,ies-
ton. he snid; 'Rothschilds and his Amer
| lean agents graci0usly condescend<o come
| to tho help of the United States treasury
| In maintaining the standard which has
wrought the ruin and only charges small
| commissions of so 900 or 80. Great God
| that this proud government. the richest
| and most patriotic on the globe. should
| have been brought to 80 low a pass TINT
| a London jew should have been appointed
| its receiver and presumcs to patronage -
"Thc responsibility OF providing revenue
and looking after the soivency OF the
| treasury which rests with congress has
been usurped by the president. Why Is he
| not impeachedP The encronchment OF
Federal Judiciary and the supinencss and
ycnailty-corrupti may say--of the rep
| resentatlyc branches of the government
are causes of deep concern to all thinking
and patriotic men. We are fast drifting
into government by injunction In the In
| tcrest OF monopolies and corporations ana
| the supreme court, by one corrupt vote
annuls mn act OF congress looking to the
| taxation OF the rich.
'',rhe struggle from 1851 to 1866 which
drenched this fair land In blood was to
cmancipBtc four millions OF black slaves
We are fast approaching condition which
| VIII place the collar of the industrial
bondage around the necks OF ten times
that many white slaves. A day OF reckon.
ing will come unless there is no longer O
lust God In Heaven; and when IL does