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HAviNG .ors.

fh" hist days proceedings ~ ~. BIZ
chrs.a Endeavor convention 1T Wash.
inwion were m0rrrh by one of Tho meauc@t
lowest and undnilod for attacks - The
Ireaenr administration Of IN. country. OF
the many whfch have 90 far boon ind,llsea
bY various kinds OF mcn. No political
convention has exhibited moro disgrace
iul scenes than occurred during that las,
day u the meeting.
An evangelist named Mills got the car
Of The convention on the Armenian aues-
cou aud among other things said by thia
ohrcurn fanatic were The following:
II charge the government OF tho Tuitc1
Staics with mis!nterprc'atlon - ;i- en-.
liEhierri sentiment of the American uo,-
PIE ,ii his matter The president of she
the American minister have diarcgnrNel
our broken trcrhcs. They have perm l.
tel American lvcs T. he cudanrcroa
they have permitted American properly
"a he deA'roYci without PREPARATION and
American citizens 70 be- .'npr souoI.
"our government has starred the pas
E"iis or mo Americah people to AMOR
OF the prc,ext thai would h1Ve Hunlrca
for a destructive war with Turksy The
administrations Officers have turned irnf
ana nluos, scornful ear to the ontrep tics
nnd rerrenentau ons OF some Of our be =
citizens. missionaries, churches and mora
sor!etles. and depouncc their coniuc as
unpniriotic, INC. VII, unacmnrrltic ur.
repuh,le an. unametican. unchrisistn. sol
fsh. weak, barbarous and criminal In IN.
eyes ~ the american people ana Of g. Il
and all men"
isut mark thu results OF thes. lylnlf and
alandorous chnrges;
Every word almost OF these inst sem
toncog ~ Mr., Mills was greeted ~ lnna
cheers. Men and women on the plat To- m
behind him and the hcnrhrs before hlm
a
In the nsdsn Of the solemn charge Of
eowardlcr anl dsoyaliy lcveled ~ tho
chief cSecutiNe. the secretary 4 state
and tho American ministers. Tho whole
audience arose spontaneously. waylnr
flags and banners and cryng alouG tn II
approval. AZ MIR. Mll- prslceedod lhr,
kept on their feet. repeating the cheer 81
Endorsement AT every adjective. linlrv.
whom hts voice and manner indicated ina
he had reached ,he end ~ his pnroratio,.
six rous'ng cheers Of approval were given
Such men as this man Milis. and sn h
dcmonstra r'ons as reported, hrng religion
into disreputc. Eminent missionaries haze
Testified to tho remarkable efficiency OF
Judge Terrell at Cons,an,inople. lie alone
OF all che ministers has hal tho enr OF
the sultan. Not AN American miss onary
was Killed; not one was injured but
rcpar,ahon was at once demanded. and
not dollars worth of property de
stroyed but tho porte upon immediate de-
mands agreed to make good. 1t IL notorl.
Gus that the American MISSIONS and mis-
alonnrles were the most fearlossly.
promptly and successfully protected of all
tina foreigners In the East The admins
trauon has done everything that could
be done. and when Judge Terrell q few
weeks ago demanded an Investigation Of
his conduct there was NOT IN accusVr.
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THREATS AND EPITHETs.

81. Louis Post Dispatch.
il IS TO be hoped that great many
Easiesn men will feel ashamed of them
selves after the excitement has cooled
down and they ind that the country Is
safe In spite OF what was done at Chicago
and their incendiary comments thereon.
y l1pu!ist out VI est was prosecuted by
the postal authorities Il few days Ggo
for sending a postal card to u newspaper
stating that II Cleveland and Carlisle
came out West there We're men ready 10
hauE them. And now we have T.. I1lle;y
ANDERSON. ex-pre iid.lt al the New York
Reform club. Well street democrat and
Presumably 4 wei meaning gentleman
sending a message TO the New York Jour
mai to the effect that Bryan IS a revolu-
ZIONIST ard his followers no better. I'VE
wsni them with red hag>, SAYS Mr. An
d.'s1li 80 that there Will be provocatlon
IL. shooting them down"
great political lnrtv. with an honor
able recorC Of n hundred years, pro-
nouncos IN favor Of the inoney o. the con-
s. ,Gtion and against the abuse OF cen
tt1tlized power and these Eastern Wall
street uouthulcces IenoGuce il ii
hord. OF aiaarchists." Their organs teen.
with such epl,bcis Us political chGslt-
tafas, repudistonis's, anarchists, social
lists. communists. ignorant mob. pirates,
froehcoters. dein8goguecs, criminals"
Men who obliged to resort tn epi-
tliets and hysierie-al screAchcs ROME SIS that
they have no case. This sort OF talk
hurts no ore bur those who indulg. In Il.
No enc ia DECEIVED ny T. aud its only ef-
feet is to make them ridiculous.
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THE PANIC BREEDERS.


In conspicuous Lines the New York
world itossian) of the nth instant s.lvs
''hl almost at the very hour Of Brrants
nomination al Chicago the gold f.s.r,e of
IN" treasury was ue.ng raid-a. ana In
ene day %'i3Oo In gold was Withdrawn
thel from. That sheet littbutes ,his RAID
to lhe "dlstrust occasloned by the plnt
form ana nomination At chl.ai;l" THIS
VA ~as to bc ,apn:. /. /, WAS gotten
- for ne orcassan ami 10 order. Tor II,
Ia" ne ha9p tut fuui ry. . huiblOyn ,-i
lfriy tie people witH fears OF p,t,i,
r. hiip'ls,us mn. = that ihc rll,.ts
90 n1t - deeper INTO thu goh ros.rvs
y ia - ans trf''fM HiiltFlN a IN III
''nuAr"i WIKI nn,pY tina, have beon n,,,ds
~ me last three yea. tud u. times ,NI,n
~ ~" i"ihn%s IN ilia .an' we've .lrs,iIit,.
~ W'i' onpus refrain, The free all
VIC craze is aeni9" '''
These 'inancia! hle 'nnerrs VIII eo,,,
!, arm, II lhcs are oa1nli,c OF iearntt,, 49,,
:! lhg, ih.'t Their porsln ban +, h.lv1 ~,
itNs'r any terrurs Tor the peouls irAanh
Inc MASSES OF tn, country. under ~.
- isVi.t regime. hiNs Dcen brought ve,.v
car to IN. condition Of the Iouuti,ss 80,
elsr, VINO IAN an 1"i u iausn N, Inc -,
OF fhe hiGhwayinan. The money mon,.,.rs
Lay" lett them ittic or nothing ina, 49,,
nc hurl by panics. N '"''
-. TWO things are worthy Of thought bare
me ,lrst G. that n financial system ~.
eiiauiss shylocks and money nonrers 80 .,
ra'd the treasury, AND use il as a means os
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rExAs NEWSPAPERS.

II. II. Goode has assumed fun control
OF the BcN, CalNeris new evening PAPER
The Luling News ohnag a hands recent
y and is now conducted by Mackey *,
Dickson.
Ah,lcne now boasts ~ bright hiue
daily, tho Reporter John +. Srphrnfl
II editor ana u. II, kieier business man
aver.
The ilefnglo Regigicr has completed rs
frst volume and lcs.ns its second year
win good circulation and nrr uiysft.a-
lng patronage.
The Wayahaehic Daily Llght "a nropnr-
ine IHa fer ihe putt 8i on of a So. a.
ihn.irs' - 'd.iion to hc lsoued IN me carly
part OF August.
Thr CLIFTON Record IA new Boaaue
county laper, 'hc trHt II liutsr or whieh
aQpeard lpfi week. T. G. p'Hryan rs The
ed tor md pr0prwr0r
Rev j e. Mason II lionston "a making
~ rar"r tho Practical CHRISTIAN. Very
bright aud newsN W t. Morrow Ia as
sociated Win h.m a. Gold editor.
rort'ruucd IN health has compelled
tolonci ". u, lAg ol the Crock s'r'nur
Ter. ir impui irilv r.y- M hs ga toral
work rnlonel rlHe IS an able Nrlter and
an energ"'ic WORKER Tor democracy. ana
u ts hpp"d tH1t he may soon he nble 40
resume his lahors.
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MAINE is ALMOST CERTAIN.
Atlanta Constitution.

The New York Commercial Advertiser.
a strong advocate of the single gold
standard. IL almost on the point OF con-
ceding Maine to the democrats.
Recognizing the wisdom OF the Chicago
convention In selecting Arthur Sewali or
Maine as the second man on the ticket,
the Commercial Advertiser states that un-
less Il gorous campaign IS carried on IN
that State for the republican nominees
that Maine w.ll inevitably go democratic
In the coming election.
This abe metropolitan journal Is can
did enough TO admit that "A strong silver
sentiment has taken root IN Maine WITHIN
the last few weeks and that vigorous
measures VIII have 10 be adopted IN order
to prevent the State from being lost 70
tho republicans.
Such an expression as this from ono OF
tho leading gold standard organs Is most
significant. The democrats have already
ma?ped out a plan Of campaign and wa.
proceed AZ once to follow up the advan-
tagc which they have already gained
Name voted the democratic ticket IN
$50. and she will probably vote 1t again
In 1876,
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I.ow rANIl,r n NMcEsslrY.

Siare thna any o'a.f Nation ia tne worla
now sho4d tn- DnHel states adhere To-
q low tnItff poNey, !n order mat n foreign
trade Of such proportions VIII consume
onr surplus produces may DE butt up and
maintained without interruption on the
barter and exchange plan.
The home market which the republicans
talk abou, 30 much has not grown as
dly a. Anve The producing aild mann-
mcnmug facilities Of tho country We
can ~ any one 7rl- more 'han supply our
oau people and got We go Oh catering 40
auf trade poHce s to thesc fellows VINO
AZ. ringing ,he changes. on tho "home
market theories. Production must bc
cnrtallcd or foreign trade expanded be
fore me agriouituris,s and the manufac-
tirers obtain a hcaihful demand for their
surplus and IN consequences hctter prices.
THIS troubl" has already worr ID tire Eu
ropean NATIONS and the question, how to
lind markets for TIA" enormous mtuufa'-
tnrc of rooda, AZ said by the rhiliulelohia
Record has lrd Great Britain, Germany
and France 10 sock osorywhere on the
face Of the glote for commercial outlets.
Africa 70 goat extent has been alb
forh'd, and tbs rivalry Of these poa ors
IN tho Orient may be traced 10 this IN
coss'ug effort to find marlScH
There han been no coonlzatlnn spirit in
THIS country. We have not sought 20
omnrS new regions and force our goods
! and produc. on them. Dur foreign trade
can only be built M by exchange. 10
aoil TO others wa must open our markets
10 them. WITH a Chinese wall here we
/ need mot anticipate cordial option else
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ana A lIt.s corn or s-,ail piece OF ground
which his family crltiya.es, bus twenty
years ago be got ift.c more thai ntI
ths- cony-sn se: On. so tnot MS cpiiu.Non
has fs-.n very materially N-sr'sfi;e-i.
AM af,.r All the coalition Of the
Mexicaa farm ,aborsr today is no. so .ar
behind that az fhe American He has no
- 90 frauri.e through The -fnnnN' IN
s-s-rn % .-trioyri.r, he does not aver
ne mos fl.n Na.; tho work o. the Amer
lean laSorer. with 3 cents h. purchases
- .1--n 1f ne rec.s scr'es 81 life ~ ~ u
cost % cents here. and Y ~ goes without
shoes or stockings he dses so because
hoy would no, se.! comfortable r. gears
Mexico 10. ard siwsys VII Rave, while
the stiri, u sarrt;y s supposed 10 hover
ever neadlcaacy Il tia. country
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ORIGINAL WITH DEMOCRACY


An ms stuff which the Clark-Harav
ere" ana the popuists are chargln, r.
w" eject that the democracy has s,,.,..,
S!N.r Plank from tho latter Is IN
w., n.il.sl rot Democrats led by Inland ,ood,
hac,l t'fnt iot free coinage Of silver awav
par, > as tho populist was ever dr.a ~
h n,,a H'u ,, ,hey succeeded partially m,ich
,nme,nr man any one at he lin I'm
uros pi5dr y possible. with republic.,,
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sNEERrxG AT HONEST pLArNNEss

SNEERrNG AT HONEST PLAINNEsS.
Birmingham state-Herald.
A staff correspondent OF Pulitzer's New
York World tiesslan) takes pains to m
form the readers Of his sheet that MIR.
BRYAN received the news OF his nomina-
ton for president by the unterrified ana
uupurchasable democracy of the iaho
in a stuGy little s. room In the cfi'on
hotel, dressed in q black thre.-buttoii cut
away coat. which belonged 10 SUIT "h'oh
may have cost $50 when 1t was new rms
quill driver evidently thinks MANHOOD Is
nothing In comparison win money nni
10 be, ,tling the e.ert champion oil IN"
people By sneer.ng at the pialnneSs OF ms
garb and quarters. Had Mr. l'rFun poem
rescued from his creditors by the bosses
OF corporations and trusts for their iu-
lure use. and mad ne rnortgnsed MS man
hood aud hopes 20 them to secure tAelF
Patronage and backing as one NiiiiAm
Mckinley has done. perhaps ne nus !
have received Information OF the unooughi
.rnors conferred on u n by ms i-l-p"
cit.zecis-eycry one OF them an uifnlNed
CaIcaslan--n the gilded parors OF the
Palmer iiouse and N a bran new SUM o'
fine clothes, paid for. If at all. by some
ono e.s.'s money. How infinitely noes
William j. Bryan. the man Of the masses,
in His well worn cont. In ~ plain Ntf!"
room. all paid for BY himself, rise ana
tower above Mark lIhnnas man. the tool
Of tho poor and who, in thor Frccd,
would forever press crown of tEorns
down on the brow of labor and naii All
humanity to n "cross OF gold" tnerc to
agouize through tho ages, that they nigh,
grow rich and fat and fare sumptuous.y
..-..,-,-
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THE HOUSTON POST is SOUND.
The Journal reproduces In this issue an
editorial from The Houston Post of Mon

4"e journal reproduces IN this Issue
editorial from The Houston Post of Mon
DAY IN which 1t comes out square!y IN
support of the Chicago convention. In
long, this The Post not only proves that
VI ~ ieiiiiocIahc 70 the core. but man,festS
mas Tor several YEARS been growing in
popularity hut thus last act on It's part
"lii Drng to its supror, host OF friends,
pig dniiics of the State that ~ sound ana
RELIABLY democratic. All honor 10 mo
ios, for this manifestation of lis iude-
lrnaence at this critical juncure. whsn
means are heinE used TO coerc. inc dam,
Press OF the country INTO the support OF
.ne 'noiey mower and against the inter
- o. me masses Every democrat no
come one go ''' ni4Vuiu ne
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EXCUSE FOR KIcKERs.

We nave story of two frogs which M
eiaenially got into a lar Of mil az
after a few Efforts, said n was nn INV
ly to do any'hirr ana sn,r, w
H. VIZ "nt was drowned Tho oth"r ,1ot,
and ~, y ,,r cieam which began 10 ils,.
10 81, ~ ,' awplo had lump of hi.trr
ing. s'O' pan TO Keep kick
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And yst this esifivelled religious but ex-
pa nsive political evangelist Is able 10 Sc
this Christian convention Wild With his
intenpera,e. baseiess and conyc.enceless
harrenguei whI n spectacle
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'w.Mo'L..
AS TO CRAFTSMANSHIP.
INDIANAPOLIS Sentinel.


| indianapolis Sentinel.
A correspondent, wants 20 know "if the
| United States Is TO go to Mexico TO learn
| statesms nsh.p" !, might probably 60 a.
most anywhere TO learn sta'esu1anshi? on
the money question, CT, pcrhaps, II might
earn as much by staying at nome ana
contemplating the folly of rs own system
But sncid sn,ally It may be added that 'he
gold monome,al,ists have no rom 10 'a'A
about craftsmanship. The statesmannhip
that 70, the world into trouble IN the
money question was al on their SIDE. Inc
silver STANDARD countries had nothing 10
10 with It. They simply remained where
( they wer@, and mos; Of them dii SO be-
carse they could not do otherwise. They
cotifd rot holm themselves ard = was
-. a. -, 49,, .ho,, oo,id mt m.
'n0'' 'oi "'.'' '''a- Guy! 80. .,,.-s,
money trouble began a; the 'htefha'io'.a.
rsraone.a-v conference o. 1901, and the
-. -.'......-, -. ,,.a- ,,e., 40.
''''' .''e.s
regard as the ciNilized ana enilgh' ef.ei
ones. There were Austria, Baden Ba-
- ,,,... -, -,,.,.,,,. ,.,s,,
ARA Ne.k ''i'' ."iie"' '''.'.''' -
britain, Gr"s',e. ltaiS. the N"l-eT.Ai'As'
Portugal Prussia Russia sweden and
>-.,-z.. e,,s,..-,.., -r.,.-,,... ~ rtt-i,ar
~ "-'' :" 80 '-l'',-' 80 - -
S'afes and VVfefnbefg' iheSe were ''''
countries that started the world into the
-, - -, -,
,o.,s,,,., ,s ,,,,,,yor,,, ~ 4,sc,rd ono
- --.-- 80 80, -,
'A-~
And how did their state suiansh!p result
John Sherman was II. chic. agen, IN In
flucnc!ng the ros!,ion of the Tinted states
At that conference. and In bringing the
t-nt.ea st,tas N goid standard ,here-
after I. an M. .eb. him long 20 see
hs hju,sa- /, ,s-s ~. t,,.-oa,oa. n NH
far m. sr.a c,.t,o,. =. su,,ar ,ra ,,aro
, s.-oup sr,a,.nh ., favor ~ 4. In ~. H.
,r<.a IA NJ c,oest.acL o,r as,.,..e TO
tho international conference q, ,,,, ve,~.
"pnr,r, ,to ,ro,c..,v co,,e,....,-,. !,
Paris. wner sllYcr m our country was ex
GUIDED from circulation ~ being Under
MI. s,.,3.,S ~ iaYp. .. ~
ter IN N "a, ,,,5i 49,, t., ~ y ~. 4.
Of ,ha, conference sta,ing br,eclv nv
vic,y AT IN. I'M ~ ,..iHss, ny
did no, ant.H.nn,a ,ba s,,J5~o feii r.. al.
ver or The r-a ~ ,aid ,Sot n, ian m FL,
This ur,cnr,s - ~ NJ 'en
,ha t,yo n,s,,.is -, , ~ -, H'.,h
hs, n, b h i'sr ., a r'on1ne,all &. system
rero,,s eneN. n,'a, in,,,,t,,, i ,,.e I'LL
ono Or IN. f,-.c'aYa ,5,.,a,a ,r,, ~ u'o.,p.ls
,,i - ,.,itn o,,..,,,,% IN W ~ ~,
- nrn--,.,l ottec.in,- i' ~ 49,, i'.-ir4 "a, a..
system 10 'ao p'iii''' -io
-, ~.
IN me senate OF tile Cnited States on
May 81. is92. Mr. Sherman said:
"Irha, IN. ,o,- "a ,s-, no, ,,,,a 49,,
only troull.. ahoi,t /, ,vas I'M, no go
not as wls. ne Inc air,iy.,,. p,,,or 81 80
universe We cou,a no, go atand y, ~ VIC
=. ~ 80 'V""
II we no ~ Great Britain we fnd
similar confession of the blunder in the
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csnce OF the nght THIS year against tho
protected classes. the democracy viii make
equally ar prea, headway there as IL has
made IN the Wes. and South.
The Post saves rs buckshot 10. largo
game Journalistic mice are safe.
Combination N the East TO make hard
times harder AID to squeeze ,ie South and
West for political eree, would De the
very worst thing possible 20 TIC Eas, =
and would do more to Justly some IreV-
aient complaints than an: thing else. The
utmos. libctal!ty II sentiment and dealing
Is now the winning card for every IN
arrest Of The Eart with which the South
Ii SO Intimately related IN business affairs.
Mr.. Bryan's talks are in admirable gcod
taste aad close 10 :he people. Tia, KIND
Of talking will never hur, him
----
Weylerts latest cd!ot requiring regtstrd-
ton ~ Ill Foreigners Is another piece OF
petty tyranny that the United s,atcs Will
tolerate only 80 FAR Il is NOT m con-
hict vita cur treaties. Weyiers efforts
are mainly directed TO rendering residence
In Cuba uncomfortable FOR foreigners. The
insurgents are independent Of him and
sin comfortable,
The people Of Ohio can well AFFORD 70
wait Tor the big show watch Will pass
along in Ausis; or September.
The dispatches now tell US that Spain
and the United Stntes are on tat!s
factory foo1ng. spain has tired hard
enough TO get US INTO row. but now
seems 20 think better Of &. Spain Isn't tha
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OF overaving or influencing The people IN
tho abortion OF policies and the selection
~ their rulers Is vicious ana dangerous
in tn. extreme. and can not be too soon
o. too fully renowned. ans forever aban-
icnea. None worse a. more .pcf7ious can
second is tina, II the Worlds surm.se Is
correct the piunderers OF the treasury
thsnap's = are convinced by what was
e,t, and done and fcreshadowed at chi
oas5 that tisir ,ras.e ffr lccting the treas
ury T. fast coming to m ana. ~ ;hey
are nov trying to clean II out while they
siiil have friends 10 unl1ck It's vaults at
TIER tender inercies.
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THE POST is FOR DEMOCRACY

FIcftsv.Io Chronlllc.
nc houston Post comes out hat-footei
,'"'' S''iaS IN the ranks ss a soldier. sub
No halting with her. e'"o'a''
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dldate and his campaign orators 80 East
and arouse the people 10 the real s.gnln-
canoe OF the Ugh; this year against the
protected classes. the democracy viii make
equally az gree, headway there as IL has
made In the Wes. and South.
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c0NNuLsEs rIIN KIDS.

Palestine Advocate.
Tho Houston Post is again In the throes
of goat race, Every year Il has these
spasns and ennyulsus the children M,
hundreds Of miles about houston.
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The Post saves rs bucksho, fos largo
game Journalistic mice are safe.
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Never will | vote for Nc
Kinley Never will | vote
the republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother.
who might be named there
on. "-GRovgR CLEVELAND.
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ThE NORTH TEXAS WEN.

THE NOKTH TEXAS WEN.
Dallas. Texas. July is-ts;ar core
spon5ence 1.-The sound money dencifais
who. few weeks ago, threatened 20 carry
Dallas FOR Mckinley. are gradually aaaef-
going change OF heart.
y Jew there area score Or so--Tno
openly avow their intention TO VOC TO-
the republican eier,ors AMI there ar
othors who threaten 10 go fishing. but the
large majority will s-and BY ths DEM
"crauc party. the victory OF which next
November they regard as being as cr-
curs.an tssliy certain as anything IN the
fusrre can be.
Sound money democrats ,rs. bark from
10 mop back the ocean with broom as
70 stem the returning tide OF the new
departure which hey term u craze. Re
can ind no remedy for Il n tnera -u-
tics OF the mind. They Do no; c5ncs-ie ifa
INC Ir-w departure H. due % til' m 81
Influence Of the oid-tlme cleat-cui ifif-
ocratic principles SCI forth in the ~ =
FORM. Later on ,hev may 10 80 ARA 50
prospects are ihss on election day ~
fishermen VII hardly size mn numerical ~
-rn now Advocating Mckinley WI have
come to learn 70 which ,!cke. glory al
aches and TO which defeat.
Tho popuns.s are a; sea. and how 70
hold t,eir party together on the state
ticket is the problem. II 9 admitted 'ha
the most Important wants formulated IL.
the Omaha platform are TO be found n
The Chicago platform. and that tho later
leaves very ii,u,e that IS practicable 70
the populists except their referendum
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1t was conceded ON nearly every side,
three months hsu. that tho republicans
had a walkoy"r New demo sra'ic hope is
high aud the enemy Is alarmed. Bots are
oiirrrd mat Mchinl,y mon can not nAno
linc states In The Union that thor CAN'T
date VIII ediIy. WHAT has produced thA
VI ondcrfu change all at once; The answ ca
is easy the democratic platform and The
democratic nominations AT Chicago. Would
a platform such as MAS thought possible
three months ago. when tho democracy
MAS respondent. have produced these
startling chan.es?
wb.,, ,t,,,,s 90, het.e- n ,,s,or ,,,u 50,
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lie accomplished W
Important date
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

Mr.. Bryan's talks are IN admirable gcod
taste aad close 10 the people. That KIND
OF talking will never hur. him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
c OUR PICTURES PLEASE.

var. 'iouston Pos, is getting up some
very hhs cartoons these days. "s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

The evidences multiply that the masses
in the Eastern States are eager for a
sweeping change in the conduct Of AFFAIRS.
The beacon Ares OF the revolution are be-
anY lighted. and when the democratic can.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

The exhibitions al Canton have dropped
70 ;hc .evel OF mere s.te shows since the
LIZ lefnocrat!c circus started.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

.1geal tree are quite prevalent Just now.
Tney cal him Cousin william"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

The Post repeSs thu, morning -ihis is
n democratic year.