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TIE AUSTIN nAII.nr.
Judge Morris Dismissos tho Mandamus.
Appeal ia Green

Judge Morris Dismissos tho Mandamus.
Appeal ia Green
Austin Texas October IS Judge Nor
ris Of the Fif'y third district court to-day
dismissed the application of John Gillsrt
for writ ot mandamus ia compel the
county commissioners 10 place his name as
candidate for county clerk IN the pupuh6t
column ON the Australian ballot instead
OF that Of G. f. Austin Nho 10 The plcrlry
power committee nominee. Judge Morris
holds that he has no jurisdiction M the
case ard declined to settle the burning
question as 10 whether a plcnniy commit
&C., ranks above convention in point NJ
authority tie also holds that as undor tho
law Mr. GildArt can furnish the Judges Of
election with ballots with his name print
Ell thereon In such column as he secs Ill.,
and can suffer no injury from the action
Of the commissioners court. As all the
fusion candidates have jumped the popullst
column. however, there Is now a chance
for Mr. Gildart 10 loom up there solitary
and alone after all.
The local republican and populist man
ayers are still anxious Ia have the populist
state ticket appear Ia the republican col
umn only aud this evening wired Chair
man Green and bradley for instructions
that might help them to obtain a gratil
cation of their wishes In that respect. "
is very improbable however. that the coiu-
missionors will under any circumstances
Weld to them. The tickets viii be ordered
printed tomorrow.
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AN OVATION TO CULBERSON
The Young Governor Electrifics thu
Limestone County Voters.
THE BuCKNER INCIDENT DISCUSSED.
u" Never i'nirc"d Bmckpor. hut Crtti.
c'~"d Ills dLdgrient Ex Conf dss-
atcs Rally IL Ills support.

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further than TO say that In this election
he reserved the right to vote for whom he
pleased.
MIR. Edwards followed In bitter and re-
lentlcss attack on the State administration.
which was unfair, illogical and dishonest
juggling figures In way that would have
ipadc the heart OF jerome kcarby swell
With envy. He read considerably from The
Bible In an effort to catch the negroes
but prominent republican negro told The
Post correspondent this morning that II
did not catch them, lie closed with an
earnest appeal 10 tho populists to vote for
Mckinley. as they offered them COOL
trade" He also eulogized aud appealed
to the soldbugs TO vote for Mckinley His
speech fell flat and he took his seat amid
complete silence. no applause following,
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EN- GOVERN ROSS.

He Valves r,a,v,,,,i on,r,,n. g., ,,o T.,
,or,s, AZ n.,,,i.'. W way ="
w.,
"'oo' i"N"s' october SS'-At meetips
OF the Bryan and Sewal club last week
resolution was pacsed instructinc IN,
presiden, ,o ,ovt,, co,,,,, . No..
p''S'uoul vi 'he Ntr'cu'lurai ana Meehan-
zeal college. 10 address the club To-day
the following roply was received.
,ton Scth - Nus p,,..tt,,,,
rou,,n siat,a, 60, +,
bayc thc hnnn,' -, -, -, ~, 49, ~.
v"nr cnnn,vrI,,,,,n a ~ ,e~eu 1912 ",
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, nnI,,i,',t .,,trs 800 'n' ''",''" W u'''''r
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uistrict democratic nominees object to
packing the State ticket for fear that
" may lose thcm votes, 1t has been asccr-
taineu IRON the nominees themselves that
mere Is 10 Foundation therefor. AS mat
yer OF fact. the local candidates are work.
ing more earnestly than ever before for
'ne STATE ticket, In spite OF threats and
sl'irs aimed at them for that reason. one
candidate especially Who has ever been
iaitht'ii TO the whole ticket. and who has
an alleged sound money democrat running
against MIN ON the republican ticket, has
heen singled ont for attack by the Hardy
ltts, but he has paid no attention to blum
crs. me state ticket will get bigger
vote III Trails county and in the whole
Nlnth district. than II did two years ago.
Hon jonathan Lane will speak In this
city Saturday night
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spEAKIN0 All IIVINGsTON.

LIVINGSTON, Texas. october "a The pop-
Mist negro orntor. Sublcti. from Waco, in
duccd through Chairman Fits 10 can-
vass poil, county IN the interest of fusion.
rned his first appointment here this oven
ing. In The usual popnlistic style, ha
charged the democratic party with all the
Ills with which The country hab been in-
tliclrd Tor twenty three years aud With all
conceivable ains. frauds and corruptiuns.
Notwithstanding thu psipablc falsity OF the
numerous charges made by MIN and his APP
peal 10 the negro to stand by fusion as the
only means Tor relief the populists present
cheorch ana oXuited over his utierancos as
it they believed them to be true and meri-
torlous.
lie charged the state house ring with all
manner OF corruptions and Inconsistencies.
extending his harangue aimoH, into the
night as though he would cut oil reply. but
at the close Hon. j. G. Foasin Was voclf-
erouhly called FOR and promptly responded.
literally drmolishiug his every proposition
and abatement. Hnd told The negroes that
the populists preached fusion on one hand
and denied II an the other, and charged
that they were false in their professions OF
loyalty To Mckinley. lie called on every
one present who proposed to vote for Me-
kinlry ana Hobart Ia stand NJ. and al
though thoru were n number present not
one Of them rose 10 his feet Mr.. Fcagin
told the negroes 1t was their preogative to
vote tho republican or other ticket of their
choice but to be- sure they voted to their
best Interests and not at the dictation Of
pretended friends
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~ TINE nORnER

Eagle Pass. Texas, October 2T.-A spe-
cal car, having on board twenty five oN-
,ursionisis FoiuE 10 Mexico, passed through
here SUNDAY nigh, The ear was pollcd be-
fnrc reaching Ibis place, With the follow ing
result NcKnicy . Bryan % kearhy y
Culhcrsnu Il. These tNcursiOnists are
from Hin county this STATE.
From private letters received from some
pnrrs of this district it is learned that the
republicans are having the state demo-
cratic nominees names put of the repuh-
lican tickets From this II would appear
tina, the republicans do not intend - vote
for Kearby but as these tickets are kept
secret and are only TO be given out on the
dav of election. It would appear that the
rovulsts are to be kept In the dark.
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AT nEArMnNT.


| Commissioner Selected porulists for Bry
an and Scwall.
Beaumont Texas October rs AT mass
meeting ot white ciizons held at the court
house last night Mr. John Land by two
thirds vote Of those present, was selected
rs candidate for county commissioner
of precinct No. J. The race for commits
siortr In this precinct had become rather
complicated Messrs. John Laud, Charles
Charlton and W T. Collier, three white
men had announced for the office. and NJ
II llchtll, colorcd. also entered the race.
II order tina, the white vote may not be
divided the mass meeting vas called 10
decide which one Of the three white caudt-
dates Should make the race. aud the bui
u,sH was conducted so satisfactorily that
many are now openly advocating the Sc
lection OF candidates for all county Of
fees either In mass meeting or by prima-
riCs two years hence
The lilrri. county official ballot as
ullshrl m The Post Yesterday morning,
giving rnuutnti1n1hlc proof If fusion he
tween republican and populst lenders. was
one of tie most effective campalgu dorn-
lrorts Of tn urcSen, campaign quite
number of populistS I'm this county rlusoi
To- Me hope that the reported fusion was
nicr,lv campaign STORY hut the Harris
county ballot has convinced them that IN
SOW is q ,c7lity ard rcarlN every pop met
Ny The Post correspondent today announces
IN, Intention Of votim for BRYAN and
Scvall electors, ard many Of them say
N.ev viii vote the democratic ticket
straicht \ number Of cplorcd republicans
also express themselves as displcasoi with
the fusion aud SAY that while they viii
vote for Mckinley they viii never vote for
Eaorhv
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SPEAKING At ORANGE.

orange. Texas. October IS Colonel "
n Wyiic. an old OK Federal soldier, sent
out by The republican state committee At
nulias. addressed the voters Of orange last
night al tho opera house. lie accomplished
nothing. however his audience being CON
posed mainly of Bryan aud Sewal men.
NJ l.. Brooks candidate for district At
toincy. followed the colonel with brilliant
srccch for Bryan and Sewall aud closed
hy stating his own claims Tonight raj
iy is being held at the Mclewis school
house. six miles from town. several prOmi-
mont speakers being on hand.
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WANTS GOOD GOVERNMENT.
An Educated Colorcd Republican Can Not
stomach rupulsm.

$40 Nv,V' =" n,p',,''., va" AVN
"'''i'"'" 'P"''s'''
10 the Editor OF The Post
Denison, Texas, October &c. I'm my last
letter +, tho p,u.s N,vs I stated INN /,
49,, 49,. -. IN, -,
""e W. ''"'"s '"o' WIZ "'u '"' c'V'''"
oil the Hon. w. Mckinley and stand pat
contract with Tho ,,,,,t.,, a., ,o>d ,,i,b
49,,
''"' w. 'ne reP"nh'ahs' W"uih support
the ropulist state ticket If they would sup
port our National electoral ticket wo an
went bon,, nrt ha,, ha., h,,a a., ,,,,.u
y" V"nSuih'n"" inc promise mace ana All
went well TIL tho time came to put ont
the ticket. and with the ticket we see with
ans o,,, .. a., -. ut, -,
WV Wv" '''s ~" V','.'' W ''V'''s' '','''
's''"s' every M'hHiy 'lV'V"r Ill th's
state. Such ia their idea of good trade
win republicans Here IN the Fiith con
srcSsional district We trcpuhleausl. sound
wouoy democrats with populists. met and
agreed Ia take Mr.. Gordon. ponulist Tor
congress. out OF the race. fer MIR Foster,
sound money democrat. This was ngrocd
to and published, but Just 40 soon as the
boys up at the forks OF the creeks heard
OF ii and asked the populist leaders about
IT, they said 1t was false. aud came out
IN a long letter through the Dallas News
openly denying that such a trade had been
made. The same is true OF our county
here as Mir Bother briefly stated that All
We, republicans. are to get AZ a good state
government
In this differ from the gentleman very
much dout believe tho ropulists can
give ms a better state government than the
democrats ON the contrary. am certain
they WIN or wnuld ian ia ,ivr ,s ,,s good
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IN cALpWELL COUNTY.

Luling Texas. October 2s.--To say that
the present situation of affairs in Caldwell
is warm does not express IT. It is boiling.
Yesterday at Seals creek Hon a. ". Cal
boon Of Bonham addressed an immense
crowd Of pops and negroes His speech
was fusion from start to finish. While he
may have captured few votes for the re-
of populists. who will now come back To
publican ticket he surely lost q number
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Rnckpori. Texas, October ~ - In a
lengthy address 10 the porulists of Texas
Hon. John r. llgln says
Gomez | appesl Ia YOU to join in this
effort to place Texas IN the Bryan column
and at the same time preserve our party
identity by beading our tickets Bryan
AID watson and placing at The bottom the
names of the democratic electors. This Is
The only safe method by which We can alb
.o,utey savn tho state 10 our gallant lead
er-it il the surest means lett MS TO aid In
Tho election of our choice, William J,
EINaO.
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the old party and vote the democratic
ticket straight.
Hon. Buck Walton arrived here this
morning and was met by IA number OF .,ad-
ing democrats. committee waitcdl on
Hon. A. w, Calhoon and asked for uz,int
debate which was declined. Colonel Wal
ton spoke TO an Immense audience. who
were Wild with enthusiasm.
Colonel Wal,ons speech made many
democratic votes here among the popullsts.
At this time the opera house is In an up
roar, listening 10 tho speech OF A. W, Cal
houn. republican
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mittee OF Dallas. author Of the famous
=. cuihcrson- lester railroad ticket" was In
fompie last night with s,nrsoptjrin
cum giving open mir entertainments. ex-
n,o'.'ns LOT OF Worlds Fair views and
aftermath" them with canpalrn stencil
r"'asraphs. 'nldns on The National and
State democracy. The show was a good
one and pleased The audience for two hours
or more Mr. Witkcns IS making a tour
OF the State
ne local republicans have opened head
quarters on Fus' street and thoy show
SIGNS OF conn. icr1hin AciivilN
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THEY SEE THE SCHEME.

Ilillsboro. Texas, October 2S.-rhc Of
fcal ballot for Harris county. as pub
Ishod In The Post. has been an eye opener
to the popullsts here. aud many are con
vinced that lhore is fusion among the
populst and republican leaders. and they
viii supper, the Bryan aud Sewsll electors
This Ojill county viii give The usual old
t.me democratic malOrIty.
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nARNNGuEs NELL FI.Ar.

Bolton, Texas. October 2s.-Hon. Web
Flanagan and T.. l.. Edwards spoke here
last night TO a good crowd All political
parties were represented. large num-
ior Of oolored women honored the gentle
m.n with their presence. Mr.. Flanagan
stated he would not discuss State Issues
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nRYAN FLAG RAISED.

spanlsh Fort. Texas. October 2i.-The
Rryan and Sewall club raised Bryan and
s.vall flag Saturday The flag is 6xi2
and was hoisted on a poll niucty-siS feet
nigh Great enthusiasm was manifested
ly all present
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GoLDBuG RALLY.

Waco. Texas. October 2s..-The gold
standard people have announced big rally
tn be held Saturday night AT the city hail
The following list of speakers has been
announced for the occasion: ". W Evans.
r. Roian. A. Symos. William Cameron
Tom Mann Dr. Hunter. H. l.. Antony and
Ceoree Clark
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nnnl-s rl.Ecr1oN rIcKrrs.

sinner Texas october - Hon. James
II. shclburno. candidate for congress. vas
bnudshalinc here yesterday In spite Of
the fact that sinner is gold town. Mr.
shelhurne will poll q heavy vote here
Many Mckinney tickets will have shcl
bnnes name written in the congressional
column
The town is flooded with bogus election
tickets. said to have been sent here from
Hallottsville.
Democratic tickets. with HawIey for
congress and seydlcr Tor the senate in ad'
ation TO the names OF the regular MONT
ucos. are placed thereon IN Su'n manner
that they may he overlooked unless closely
observed.
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NATION AT ELKUART.

Elkhart. Texas, October 27.--colonei
George Walton OF Austin spoke here tor
day TO fair sized audience, composed q.
democrats, populists and republicans. Ills
speech was an able one and was listened
TO with marked attention.
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REPUBLICAN, OPPOSES MAKEMsoN.
Austin. Texas Ocsohor 2S The Texas
Republican. local ftsion sheet in It's issue
or today advises all republicans 20 scratch
Makemson and VOTE for Andrews the popu-
list, for cubgrcss, alleging that tho former
has no show.
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section !, of article l. now roads AS fot



Section {. Tho lards hproiu sat tpati 20
under such REGULATIONS. At such nm IS ani
on such ierus as may hr pros ne1 ry
law and thc legislature shall not hive IN q
power tO Sflnt any relief TO plr'..t .t' -
thereof The comptroller shiN ltNc.l tho
proceeds OF sIth -alrs. aud of ihos, hrrc-
tofor" made, as may be direct, br h,
holri ot education herein provafI for. n
bonds of the United States. the State Of
Texas, or counties n said state. or iu surl
tiou mas he prrsc. Ste,l by law. ind the
SIT" shall he responsible FOR ali invest
monis"
SECTION ., of article C. now road es FOL
lows.
Every male person subject 20 none of
the foregoing dlsuualliicatiorf who shall
have t~iincl the age OF y yuare. lul Who
shall he citizen ot the United Stoc-. anal
who shall hay" resided in this State one
icHi urAi ptevodinE an election, and the
Last 50 months within The ue.IIDi ar
county lu which be onors to vote. shall 10
deemed plotiiNcd Clcctur. ana ovrr, niis.
p'rsou - foreign birth object 10 NOM ot
TIE ioi auIuE diSuu iiiica Ions WHO. at
amy tn' hrtorc an election shall have de-
r-roi MS intention to btocmo O cltlH.u Of
the luttd states IN a"coi lance WITH fl,.
F' itrJl naturalization k,ws. and shall
have gre rtl in his Stro one year next
ircrr l'nG su'h election. amt 1ho last six
nsilfhs W ihr county Ia which b. offers to
vot, shall also be- ir,We ! . qualified .l.ct-
GOV. ail al electors shall Nu., "a tho ,lst-
tl.tt electors iiN!uS IN ANY uuorl fni2r1
county may vote a. anv election lrec'nrt
IN he county 20 winch such county Is at
taChc Z tor judicial purposes DO
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THE INDEFINITE AFFIDAVITS
c.o,,e Reminder to Colonel Plenary
Power Williams.
WAS SIMPLY SEEKING N0I0RlEIY
McMuIien md Ashby Guido
MI, nj. Own Gamr-That Fran
chise Amendment.

respondehoc' - - - ~,
10 tamper with coroner i'e"'y io"o' WI
,.,s, convictions and he has rushed INTO
-, with very indefinite affidavit to let
"'"' ,, ,., 4, Presenting that he
the puo'N ,... =, A.
did not misplace '""se ''"' VI ms
4, room, Cd Beach hotel, Galveston. while
III 'o'"' 60 ,,.ar,io, was IN COS
the pupu'iS'
sion and presuHiins 'ui '"oi '""' ''''' w"
yictions we're not strained IN reaching an
..,,ente cordiale" with Ed Green during
-. .or,,h1icon State convention at Fort
tne .,,. .,a .,v
Worth, inc pucs''o'' '""' ~ ''''' wig
has he waited until this late day to com
,,o,n NJ having been "approached?" MIR
r,, l. ,,r,,, tol.or evsr ,o tho nv
"h''""' 10 80.
tent OF swear '"s !" ~" "''"V'' ""'
point to them. and II IT were not That the
sx,rencics of the fusion situation have be-
| 80. ,,o,,,b ia rend,r tho ,onst di
''N'' - ii, -, .,,,..,,,.., ,,,...
version "o"""io' ~ '''e''' wv '"Pf''N' ''''
the yirtuous plenaridn was INDUCING IN
,,uo ,,n when ne hunted m notary
"" .....,,, asa, r., h,,. ,..,,,
10 "'"oSs "'S a'".
| annoyed by wicked uohoora's VINO want 10
| put price on his influence.
M, co,ou.l plentv Power is no, testing
~, 49,. ,.,. ,h.,
ins u'p' nc mas 'u.'''' W Wv '"'' '"''
Green's Mckinley hearby cohorts nave
struck hard row of stumps and he is try
ing to help them out with an improbable
yarn which viii not wash. even though re
inforced with an oath. And again he finds
1t necessary at ms stage OF the game 10
push himself Tor" ara to Keep from being
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nr,,ocp,rs Ar LAKE CHARLES.

Lake cherries. La. october = uhier
The management OF the campaign commit
too -, The Lake Charles Bryan and SeWal'
club there Will he grand demoefau' u"''
meeting and barbecue on Friday the sum
instant. The invited aud expected sprl%-
ors are United states Senator hian'n ,'. .
United States Senator-eioct MvNne,, , no'
anh General charles T. Hooker OF MisSia-
si,,J the BRYAN aud sewall clubs OF 'he
Country will send deloeations'
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In adai,ia. r.. 1t,2GG 4l50 l6,S
iecordea sSn, to the black and the vote
White vote, ',e lhorc Were sixty-three hly
aled, rupnin. IN the counties ennmc~.
vote pp IN 10 we ne total Of the opposition
vote footed ~, ~ L. while the democratic
Certainly vote Juggling done me 5o,ro c,e,s
Ing the ,, ad not profit theretrom ''' p"rS,
served ,S uo,.eslisation farther II VII, M a' ah
ties singh, poi two OF the thirteen co"n-
gave demo, OUT as horrible exarnles"
likewise ~, a,o majorities Wills Two Ala
nsnd the nor uhe nopulists. ON the other
..anlles Will carried seven of these
m 'e the democrats carried hut
Nc LAP.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.

Changes in the Constitution That Are to
bc Voted ON.
| In order that voters may be Informed as
to the proposed amendments TO the state
! constitution, which will Toe presented to
thcm at tn elections ON November 3. The
Post prints, first, tho form IN which the
| propositions will be submttcd on the bal
lot second, the sections OF the constitu-
tlon as II Is proposed to amend them: and
third, the sections of he constitution as
| they now stand.
| ON ouch halo, there Will be printed the
following propositions.
For the amendment to section t. article
| T. of the constitution.
AZ ans the amendment 20 section t. ar
tiCin :. OF tn" constitution.
For 1oini tcsului uu am, udinc article &
section :, of the constitution of the STATE
OF ieNas, recurring PERSONS Of foreign
birth 20 declare their intcntion to become
citizens OF the United Stitcs six months
tetorc any election at which such person.
may offer to vote.
against JOINT resolution amending ar
ti'le =, sgc,ion :, OF the constitution OF the
State of Texas.
Should the proposition to amend section
! I, article :, of tho constitution carry. 1t VAL
road ~ follows
Section T. The lands h,rrin set apart to
VA" public school iuuu stall bc sold under
such regulation, ~ such times AMI an
such terms aN MAY hc prescribed bV law
ana ne legislature shd not have power
% grant any rrliot To- purchasers thereof.
/ The comptroller shan invest the proceeds
oi such sales ana ot uose heretofore
made, AZ may be- directed hN the hotri nt
education herein provided tor in the bonds
OF the United S.afts. f9ip State OF Texas or
counties in said - rit. or leo such other 81
rnrities 4s may 90, prosgr.h"l by Lava or
, in agricultural l4ul, tor nc hcucnt Of the
pcnitcutiary system of The Sftte und,r
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-29

Mcxia. Texas. October q The following
bulletin was issued from democratic head
quarters today
lion. sam H. Dixon viii speak at the
following places paulic. Wednesday. Oc-
tober ~. al y. m. McCariy Thursday,
october 20 AZ S p m New Cdncy, Satuf-
day. October 81, a, p M, Humble, Mon
day. November .. at T. m.
Moxia. TcSas october rs The following
bulletin was issued from democratic hcad.
quarters today
Hon Joe " Taylor viii speak at tic
following places McNia Thursday. ocip-
Der go. at night; Bolton. Saturday oci"-
Der 81 at night