The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-25
SPOILSMEN ARE
Soy hcKlsIey Is Il.
Ever Hsppsss
Mr.. BRYAS's SPEECH airi;
Is Hxpecsea % s.ua4
fer Ss1s De.eerasss &
Mr.. RicharassA,. ~ ~

Warrington. ssptsmb,r = Y. 4.
II republican should s..s ! ~
presidency Of these Unitsd ~:
It H. not likely he Win =
Kinley II the disappolnted a.
he Is lesion-csn prevsut nm ss
from obtaining . renomipati
Al i we'll known hsre. n, Y I,
ambition Il intensely n tns. Sy,|
He u undoubtedly a. honest y |.
ical In the belief that prots,sss
perity Will populartze and ~ ~!
other nomination and annt1 q 2.z u
by his treatment Of the No. 49, ~
SHOWN that he counts littje Ss;s 4.
sge ior aid to reach the pr,;i1s
TOT the second time. Tho snstS s..sl
at President Cleveland n nm .,]].
service and disappointed ~ y. IN
mild as compared TO TIA e~s... ~!
the head Of Mckinley.
Adyices to the Rep,,h,f... n.
service league. which INA n. ...
snis city last month, STATE M e. =
branch anti-ctvil service orrssi
become q fixture in forty rfs3ss
membership Of $4,000 voter sss.. b.
composed mostly OF rpnnh,ss...' .I
adopted resolutions coudems,ss..
presidents course In stren,sgs h.
civil service law and 4 mr. 'ss:.:
these clubs are reported "a 49, ...l
Mckinley for "heresy', an ss. A..
vice question. for ignoring ~ S
the faithful. and for closinx n. Ss. D.
the White House in their facaa "a f.,
ing himself for weeks On ni.ss.t' n
while 100000 of them wera ~ ".
for their political inheritanoe 4 X
Mr.. Mckinley has certainty \. I.
self with the spoilsmen, who =. N
aside saying. in the languass Y !.
tennessee leader: Prosperity = =
perity. - him; he's a mesner 49,,
than Cleveland. and he'll neysr -
the next National republics nss's7
a single vote II the anti.ol,S b.
leagues can prevent It."
Foreman Likely to II.
Commissioner Of Internal Rev
man returned to the city Il ~
after a months leave Of absese1
has been much speculation on
sloner Foreman's successor. ~
forty applicants for this positla e
them being no less than eighlta
Kentucky and five from Tennss,e
from North Carolina, and ons fd
Mississippi, Arkansas and Tenn
chances are all In favor Of F0r6nn
ms onto his office. As will be ~
he was appointed during the cln,lw
OF Cleyeland's administration. IL
ment being recognition Of his'6S
mocracy In Illinois during the ealllG
1896. AS Mr.. Foreman has nAso =
cient commissioner and ns tic IN
for his place has made 1t No ~
possible to select lis succespW n
wounding or hurting the feelinu dan
Der Of big but contending rsps11
we'll as Mr.. Foreman's gold w t
It is thought Commissioner F6s1G
be given a term that will corn i
half OF the present administrslloa Il
Mr.. Richardson's Wei.
One of the few busy sight vhla
have been seen here throush nrll
the heated term was the prsrftia
copy" for the great work ot ~
and Papers OF the Presidents," n
ration of these volumes has fnile
The shoulders exclusively Of RanN
i've Richardson Of Tennesaee, ~
IN hour of indetatigable toll b ~
through the sweltering season q
While other members Of conkles
in the pleasures OF bucAps
'njoying diversions at the seaside q
md fashion. Major Richardsont q
'hould 1t be his good fortune y
many additional years Of hoDm Y
md State In other spheres. could -
grander monument to his ~
will be the great work upon wbih
elf is engaged-the compllathe y!
truction into reliable and
'ook form OF Messages and Papen
residents"
WHISKY Production a
1t was stated at the Office q =
missioner OF internal revenue
hat the distilleries in Tennessee +
hort in the production Of = 49,
s produced last year. The ais
he tariff bill last spring W.
{ this disparagement. The g ~
'ennsssee and Kentucky wen ~
s to what congress- would q
ended period. but they are ~
rom this handicap, and many ~ 49,
llleries, which for long tilne w.
,g far below their capacity. NW
Ill time.
Expect Bryan to spe.
The democracy at the Nanosr
5 we'll as the country are mucn n
/ the forthcoming reception aao
William Jennings Bryan at Ns as...s,s
lonth. when" as Judge NV NJ
eorgla remarked here the ctn1 ,.sSs
expect their grse r.