The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
LIVE CAPITAL GOSSIP.

| WASHINGTON. juno i4,---E is notorious at
Washington that J. PiNrpmt Morgan the
Now York boud buyer, continuos the same
financial relationship With this administra-
ton SIS he did with Clevoland's. II Is
equally as well known tbs, C!evcland's no.
toriou< bond paryeyor. SECRETARY OF The
Treasury John G. Carlisle, IS now the
Washington attorney OF J. pierpNat Morgan.
and that since the formation OF this rela-
ton shio Carlisle has declared that lnterna-
iional hime,allism is delus!on and a snare
and that this country must maintain the
single gold standard. 10 matter what any
other nation in the world may do or refuse
to do IA the men who owned Cleveland
elected Mckinley with ;hslr money, what
they say Is accepted by the democrats in
congress as coming from higher financial
authority that William Mckinley himself
Therefore, while Mckinley and Hanna, with
an eye single To next falls elections. are
icllying the people about what they are
going 10 10 for silver. the spectacle OF Gage
and sherman. ultra gold standard secre-
,aries. keeping in the closest touch with
Banker Morgan and Attorney Carlisle for
the emergency OF another bond issue. is
only par4lleled by the audaciiy OF the whole
administration on general principles.
,
SNa's s~1AA'oV WAite on tAe FORTHCOMING
tarlh law and the sugar schedule thereof:
1T WAS an assured fact from, the very
moment that the present congress convened
that a tariff bill or some bill formulated In
that fountain Of creative wisdom, the re-
publican caucus, would be enacted. ana yet
We dld not nave and have nor now pros
peFi'Y' Inc people who were iFiEh'euel De
cause Cleveland was about TO De president
anu VINO were scared ou> o' prosperity nave
uo' TuShed 1Hto Aappy '4eS S'"0o' ihe'
IA not become "''4op"'' lN'! S'''4 see'"
H1'S''S'sN 20 p'usspefNy' i"e PV"''seS VI
tile nave ny p,H Nv
IN, Wilson I'm mon th,, -ronoJ hat ,h,
measure did no. produce enough revenue,
No doubt mat argument ;'oK ana had us
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US that We were raising too much revenue?
'I here is the breakfas' table again. The
u'u.'' l1ple anu tne SuiV"F lAo's seemed scented
10 nf ii'A'lllEl1 ai, put iH' l,"'' N1t'Nt'N9.
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introduced When M SIT snaech is inject.
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10 na, ia, senate ,oas ,,orp a. r,co.b orsa
sr,o1 mi, l. III. TIM .,n,. senator Cock
rai, &c MOS, 81. a,,;1er,, t1o ,,,ov.s mara
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alWays liking steps IN MS cases. COCK
rel SITS IN the front ro" ana when the
senate is on the calendar he Is always
attentive ne rarely rises from ms seat.
Jul Il"h'" mas suS5' 9t'Vh' sltt'uS' 'ii'
what lie says goes Let that bill go. over
want 10 examine IT is frequently on
his lips. Let that bill be amended as
follows and ] never knew his amend
ments rejected. OF course this does not
| refer to political legislation. Cockrell Is
serving his fourth term. He Is not a man
Of superior ability He is as far below Vest
is 2 laborious man. He is ceaselessly at
work. and for all practical purposes your
common man who will and can work is to
D" pce on re, !" your genius VINO VIII not