The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-29
ANGELS ITS DATES.
| ..x,,,.,'s Promised Good
.'.. Fail to Snow Up.
pfprBLIlANs DISHEARTESfb
| x.r Admit That the Demo-
~, control the Next Com
F-.,chuson's warnings

January 26.--There is no
f.ct that the conservative
.ourhttul republicans are sre :, "
:, The political outlook and ~ IS
:, : 10 find men of long experience
IN Of legislation, men who come
. rs states and are recognized
's,Icap leaders. who believe that 'ns
,.ress will DO democratic
,ron, side-tracklng OF the pros
.saw which was scheduled to ap-
,,msalately upon the election OF
MsKlnley, gives cause Tor TINS alN
y hnsiness conditions in the coun-
"a, at all what these gentlemen
nvs a,n The almost daily bank
md the stubborness shown Ny
Generally in It's failure to maize
nronhecies of the republican CAM
ors have cast a large quantity
= aver many q republican gathering
ma mast two months here in wash
a rule. the gentlemen who feel
:, On the line have indicated VIII
heir views only when talking
nnhlIcation." But Mr.. Johnson,
M taking advantage of the OPP
u, ,s" when the Indian appropriation
~ under consideration. in strong
- v,rned his fellow republicans of
liability of impending disaster lie
Them, and he grew earnest ana eni-
IN his declarations rs he did it,
.omsthing must be done and done
In the revision OF the financial
md the banking laws of the coun-
IA proved himself hereto enough
nm in omen court. as II were, that
N proyjsion. not even the re-enact-
!, the famous Mckinley bill itself.
ming about the much promised
An. His words Of warning fell on
tmether astonished ears.
rrcublIcans had been thinking the
hs 10 which Mr. johnson gave voice
i democrats In their talk with their
HIou friends had heard so much
n this same line that the statements
we're not new; but good deal OF
Be was expressed that a republican
be SO bold as to declare himself
and the gentleman from Indiana
pnsdelably criticized by some of his
rank colleagues.
lie Mr.. Johnson is the only one of
publican members OF the committee
hiking and currency who has declared
y. 1t is fact that number OF
share his views. The chairman of
pmmittee is Mr.. Walker of Masaa-
Us, a man with long experience as a
|tor. Friends who have talked with
Eithin the last month are authority
le statement that Mr. Johnson ex-
ID the views of the chairman as well
nseli in that speech. Mr.. Walker,
Understood, is very blue over the stu
The delay In the arrival of pros
which the republican party was to
worries him. He knows that the
Is charged with the duty of bring
\ prosperity and that. If this is
ht, all will be smooth sailing. but
studied the question closely and h.
WINGED that 1t will require something
than a mere tariff bill. The respon-
y OF shaping definite financial poll
upon the republicans and though
would like TO shift the responsibility
pnd they can not do it.
attempt to stir up strife in the ranks
republicans in Ohio, which seems
succeeding very admirably. is being
"a closely by a go1d many people
Pa washington. but most closely by
fnlnent and energetic democrats.
Y OF these gentlemen believe that
ri thing that can possibly happen
Ohio Is for Governor Bushnell to
somebody other than Mark Hanna
United States senate Each be-
.ilat If Bushnell is to appoint Han
sseatiy to the public veal that he
oeiay the appointment as long as
" ana each, If he were TO analyze
sllhss candidly. would acknowledge
|ls'e was slight tlnge of seliishness
patriotism.
y a bnsy-headed gentleman who
large red carnation In the lapol
way ana holds n nominal residence
\. ohio' He is Cal Brice. After the
II %aIch he will be "a statesman out
a. a, out' u any man In America can
II, ne is that man.
ntha. u.
0'ner is John H. Mclean. who has
J, mere In Washington. hut whose
= interests are out in. Cincjnnatl
i a' saufesses the people of the state
The 70. ooiumns of his great news
I'M, y, 'hese gentlemen Rave an eve IN
' Sh seat In the United States sem
rstIc u sush a thing happen as a
' ss,;, legislature, they would be
sit ICY opposing each other for ,h,
! pvs'.,on. Now, however. tbsy are
lucy are specially agreed upon
vbIsh and thar is that the bast
n, s,a could possibly happen to The
ANY, 'se is Tor her to retain hor cid
h ' Uumocralic and one republican
l. SH' uhey are both warmly and
|, m N favor of strife. They be,leys
!. ~ turns Hanna down there
., os v biggest split the republican
HIM. sA'o mas ever known. The NEXT
l |, u would be a continuation Of ,hs
' , uncertainty, all of which i, enycn-
,e,l'.a '0n between the two aggros-
' y out there.
~ I, ;. me very great increase +, tho
lgn~an' IipuolIcan voters in the last
with ,h 'letease which everybody in'
fraud, u,e situation believes ~ hays !
J toru'e.ht-there is an es w mane
to 'S Ssc, the democrats. with tNI ,'rnonr
use s'g wI,, control of the lesisia uun1r
Il in WIN tn the republicans 'I ,.,Il,r,
Of tbo harmony and With ,p oi, 1,,i,
Zen senate, ,ney ought. and dou Ih,tInsse e, az
led for ' ss VINO is 10 succeed the mn
return pa 81 sshe .,an's short term me P Ann
sA SSa, viii develop n sns is :, no Z, tel
pt,nu a These two erni,an,u II rs inns