The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-19

VII, WI 10 ,hanse' me mere fiat of the
1870 niue h""wh by MS eleclion that
Sou,'u money Is secure VIII be sufficient,
Hahout any iurthnr legislation. CONT
,',,a ~ an mat is necessary. In that
o',,t uuI cHleI OF travelling men VIII GER
"'"'s communicate with youA Very truly,
-"
r,
i"ere was meat hanging away out on
the end CT his pole. though the terms wore
n little unsavory. Tho nnxt ,et,or ,.,r
thus. We"
"paor,, II, con,,,, ~ ,.o,
Yours ,n band' ui.I.l 80; lA'o Sir
nvaiIine onrsciy,s VIZ" iS uo''yuu III nope OF
fear of Mr. nrva,,,s W. "u1 Sc. 49, heany
iness ana ,n,,,i, @ ','i i'n''yfcs LUIS
su,t IL Lnou,n n1,i' ", w uuno u",l' re-
of Mr. Mcts,"io, 'n,y nope mes IN erection
incrriiyn fo,. ~ ~, 80 i i',iu WIN ne an
,oss m ,, " ,"' vi puSi-
fnct q, i,no,,, ~, ~ :. "' w. ~. ""VV 'nat
sent tbora ,,,ii 'a, 'nt IN m, nv .aNea ms
coun,rv rhis IA. nv =. 49, i,.'v it'',n IN .Ne
p,var;, oi.,,t ny - w, Nu't"e.s ,,
.na,.,.hy tt.i,,;,,, Wv. uu - l",''p" .o'
,idc,,tiio, -. W., 'ou. n"'no 'or c"ti-
W. W" '."'aln, yours.
.as a,'o,,aa lvn' .et.cr, 'oti ~ LOUIS
GROW, dn,nora,o r, .I. N''" "oS'h ~
~" &c, ~, =. reuu' ann,
Doar sir, M $500, ., Pc M i''"
ha,,' DaS''sS i.i'n VI th's Guy
n t.i IN l.ln
,ro tbn ana,,,ta ~, ,.,,. .i" a-' ~
are .he enemies OF business rue opening
S,,,.'o '"u w ies.o'u,or Vi coii'
, Mhich MchiiieS eleciioh would
,,a,., W.. riiaue us ~ nuVepl you,
~ ~ '" ,. a''. US as we nav hen,u
S"a VII, '"e "uuse y , iu,,,iei ,,
represeh,ed' why DO men Ike youiself
ror,,, ~ Jos,r,o,,o,9 - .n' -, :,
. linen IRON nos'oh came a soor San ,
T., tn m"S9,' sosn,eiiour q; m
onuntrv 4, ha,,ooyns n.,,don, me- r., rn
ulcc all possible The south W" are sorry
TO say has been so inimicai to invested
capital mat tho bctter classes up thls way
are sorcly annoyed We would be glad to
nave you, as our Mr.. - was mead saleA,
man on me louise you recently seINeu, IN"
d,nno md NV, r,oro ,rnncv T., What ,ho
nehce anu ho' f,orc ihun'y ~ Mnat ne
country wants MT tlcNciahl is heiplhR
mind would get togethcr we could re,estah-
iish business satisfactorily we shaii write
Tho other rnnlios we're of the same tenor
tbn, no oInction of Mr. BRYAN meant
disaster and that of Mr. MCKINLEY vas
prcepertty.
"Damn II !" said our traveller "ths is the
first time that such political combine MS
this was ever made between business men.
+, sao,ns 10 bo vota for Mckinley or
starve"
THAT evening he dropped around into the
corridors of the Kimbnll house. There he
stumbled across Mr.. r. II Martin ana Mr..
T. T. Ivoy, who We're talking enthusias-
ticnlly of the new Mckinley club.
Come and join us" said MT Martin
"the South should get In the pahu "aBoh
while 1t is moving" ,,,
"Yes," chimed In Mr.. lVvey thcre W..
be no negro in the republican parry III, n
time ~ white men arc 10 ''N' '"''
charge a., .,
"Well. ] believe VIII ,h,u Wv "a ,ho
cling man. and the three waiNen Up ,o t"p
hall wherein were gathered ,nu sa,, ~
was to cleanse our ,no az veil known
Georgia ne I"u , ma r.coivcd dcn-
citizens, all of whom mo- r rrnr, business
teal letters WIN ms " ..ado cnnters and
| correspondents OF ne , ao thc neccsaary
VINO nah LIN .'e,orotion of prosperity.
sacrifice TOT 'he
a.. arrived our friend
| When election" "", ,iokot want
voted an open Mckinney No.
around TO the home OF prohl,n.,usht m
Kinlcy leader. where he got SUI III ur i'nh,
and then went home anu ule"il I'm ~
OF the good time coming. II was WIN s1Ino
misgivings that he opened the 'ohes,'u I,,
| lion next morning. but he could scarceiy
toiIa,,o 4, on, good WAS the news, MCKINLEY