The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
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THE TEXAS rtrERs.

TIE Y>i.tsAs-s rsAluaosler has changes
Is ansne 10 sl,s camp CoaEtey EHteTl'fiSe
ans Isurrell A. Rae.sna has srccceied W
| c Harry as editor. J W. li.a IS ssso-
o&ase easov.
gAs Jones County News : q new jour
nsls.sc Vcntare a; Anecl,. irwin Il Grace
are .Ae publishers.
Frank C.hsor. WHO has sneeeeie>i ]. e.
Shook as eli;er q the Cherokee S''Aae'
! al.ncunees,
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every way We Possibly tAa- We are tn
aaE tbs PAPER Tor 4 l.Vins ana - y
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Ssll> his tsl@ut 10 one SIZE 81 case, ana
lcr the same mason lll,ai oSi3es ist>oi,le 2o
vsrsops * nds ~ work We DO no. eNre,'
a~yb,ssr 10 wo.k Tor y for fun. netihc. DO
vi eNv<c. 10 work fer anybody ESQ fer
fuu cn,y We expect oaiy reaSol-a Ole
c-ir r4is<a;lcn- the sane 81 other bus, ness
rp-~,- We ara not in me new si@ieF o U.s.
ness for our health. Rosk deserves i've
lccAl newspaper, and i the prSSe;i; nam
a. mem IS t,spS be % .ssu rS such a sheer
II shall be done and We are conaaen' o.
rscelylpg yo1r support
The wh.ewrcht sun suggests:
The Neys,sA legislature csa sad Dan
StuSr, 70 slie legislature 10 snow It's Ap-
prec.aIon q h.m.
The Seaiy News has little sympathy for
:ha tramp industry. Il says;
When a ramp asks for bread don't give
hrn stone--set re dag On niin
The Rusk Industrial Press says:
As a matter of right aud IN justice %
the real cause OF civilization there cuSnt
10 D. ar Industrial school for the Siris or
our S.aie The goo1 women ~ Texas are
moving IN .A, matter and We wish them
success The question VIII be "a sd as 20
the detail buf those things VIII be set
;led .ater on. II II We're at all poeslo!e u
would be more profitable 10 have muoh OF
il N our common schools
The Lockhart Gazette lakes up the cry
for longer terms Of offce;
The proposition by one OF the solons a.
Aus-.n 10 make the terms OF oface four
years and the governor not e. -ote ioi
reelection = just what the people OF
Texas want. Texas has be,en MOVING lo!-
ward al a lively rate in tie way OF de-
y',s.o ptgeni, but she : quarter OF a cen
t1ry behind what she might have been
had & not been for the everlasting pn-
ii-ical turmoil. There are TOO many e!ee-
aons and changes o. adm ihstraiion.
In she same strain he Franklin Central
Texan remarks:
= bill has been introduced in the legis-
laiufe 10 make the STATE and county Of
hcsEs elective every four instead OF every
two wears IN the face OF the fact ina
his body refuses - pass a franchise BIZ
o. sonse sor, to purify the ballot box. the
above I'LL > the next best tn ng they can
do-put Il 70 Use as seldom as possible.
The Atlanta Journal gives is idea for
an ass gnmsn; law;
The asst gnment law has been persistent
" pushed upon the legislature of Texas
b combinations outside OF the state by
rhe- red attorneys and lobbyists They
found tina. tn Evans hill could never
pass, ana the committee rimodeled the
bill to present yesterday evening, in the
hone O, making 4 more pa!aiahle for m,
opponents to swallow. IL is very long and
runrlngly drawn, 'u lhe hope Of catching
+ nse representa- ives naming on the sub
1ect. But they are wasting rlmc fot
should II succeed in passing the house II
,,%n never pass the senate while in that
ulaN tnere are nineteen senators who VII
'r'e asa nsi II. The burden Of the CIV
: unier the present assignment law too
.nucn irauc has been practcai A hI
~ ihcaes long making Il a penal Of
lefs@ 10 resort to any kind Of sra,1 T.,
ntan,hs an assignment by which he would
,n'S, ne creditors ont of thsir jus, rights
no; so. '''''s e!ss VII