The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
.CONCEIT OF CURzON.
Under Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
Makes Funny Speech.
NATIONAL WHEAT STORAGE SCHE NE.
Proposed That Forty Government
Grunarics Bc Built.
rLlMsol.L ATTACKS TRUSTS.
PROPOSES That Parliament IuQuire
Into the subicct--Author of IN
Article Given ~ DuclsinR.

London. December b.--(Copyrighted. 1895.
by tho Associated prcss.) In political cir
clos there has been considerable laughter
over the speech which the parliamentary
under secretary for foreign affairs Mr..
George N. Curzon. made ON Wednesday at
Manchester, and In which. completely is-
noring the Marquis OF Salisbury. he de-
piotud himself MS alone bearing the burden
OF foreign affairs, An result even tho
stauneh conservative newspapers rebuke HIS
oonceit Tho Pail Mall Gazette thinks that
the only conclusion to draw from his speech
is that the government is bloased beyond
meaauro In i,s foreign office secretary.
Mir. Curson also read 20 tho editors so
wore lecture on tho way they should con-
duct thoir newspapers, Ho said thoir news
Ia always nnreedahe and that their CORE
snondents hang around the various foreign
offlcca with spare US copper sort OK
| air.
Tho imperial zollyercin had another In
ming at the congress of the Agricultural
union IN Manchester biz bevy OF con-
( servative members OF parliament was pres
ent aud a resolution was adopted urg'ns
( the establishment of a union. Lord Man
4 ham expressed tho opinion that Mir Joseph
! Chamberlain the secretary Of state for tho
colonies. has failed because on hia proposal
/ me COLONIES look i'oe N"ue ~ y" ptn,s
ii'h lofu'h'p sheBos,vu W ~, w Ne' t,'t
Impose thoir own nuuts' N"uy eens
hritlhh toous 'ho "eN"htate " ~ wv '''''
MIR. Ruber, A, yerhurgh, member Of par
lament FOR Chester has como forward with
tho drnft of n scheme TO carry oft one OF
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,,n ~. t,,, a. tn, ,croaa ma ,yill he
h,ut ~ hrG,i, ar .onnrete according 10
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. ing tho grain II Us estimated that tho
capital moek WI he s2ipnepoo au1 mat
,uS aI"uni ~ " wy a,,n,,od WAX,
,i,u,In vlu inns haye n permanent ~
, unryo of 10 00n 600 quarters Of wheat
Mir samuel plmsnil, tho s1llora friend.
- ,yhos, work in behnif uf sailors and pas
. .. ,, ,r,,,,,. ,,oor,ttv ha.
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a ing another crusade, This time he Is at
Il tnclelnp tho trusts. In q long letter ia the
rNnn'ple Of tho pcrnIcious onoc,a OF such
y organizations. lie says "The epidemic OF
4 tnpnoly mas feaehrl Hnlopu, Wiz" ,,h
o ,nnNon and ON uncS,,.rted rapidIty'i'
L MIR. rinsol Winds UP with proposal
= Tint parliament appoint select comnil''o
- TO inquire nv" 'ho "n"i" o"o'V"'
,ord no,,or phl,,,ns Informs the Assoei-
" 80. ,,..n A.
y at'h frehs 'ha' no '"'e "a' wv 49,
a ranged for tho proposed bahqnos 10 tho
: United statca ambassador Mr.. Thomas y.
,c Inward hui that the Marquis of Salisbury.
~ In whom the matter Inns been mentioned,
,e received tho suggestion witt the utmost
" kindness and col diaHty
M
:" There ia much interest around a letter
a., I'm tn, London Times signed "oid Fash
a ioped Patriot" explaining tho patriotic In
r. uttet,on given 10 American youths, iIo
10 tolls now not only the boys but the girls
Ia T.. H. ,t,,,.a e,o,,. a,e d,,Il.1 IN xiying a
~ ~, '"'1 ,,''. I ~ sohn,i. In ,hn atnrs
sn't''s ,'a a,s sugeosts ihat the game
~ ~ a'' 'p ,,,,rnducnd min I,ritish rrnaols.
20 mis- letter has been reproduced everywhere
~ and The Globs warmly supports the iiea.
~, hon Tho star spanxlod banner, recalling a