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

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on,y few Says sizes The Pcs, vs-ne.
The legislature q iris S,s.s ana Tire DEM
etra,s Q: Texas generally iha; lie ergo
sitioa ranks were actively preparing tar
a Vigorous eazpsss. rex; year. ara IL
1910. IL sH TIE Southern States. Ao3 that
rsrs @, the plan Vas elnse watch u7ca
deme0THt.e records il TIE zeasiin,e.
THIS CLIPPING from oae Of .he leading re-.
publican rape7s n the Yves; Is so1argna-
t.os Q; tie Pests war-iuE.
The danger il the southern States is
cot from TIE popul.s; party. TIE ",hous-
aaas * business men" who supported the
democratic parry ii this State. for in
stance. IN preference TO tie popul.st tickst.
Will alsiEn themselves vita the repuhii-
cAts politically and not ui;h the ro.ulists
VAs1 ihsy tire Q. the democratic PARTY.
Thousands c: Norsssra men in Texas have
heea NctinE Fer the democratic STATE ticket
while sti! claiming 10 Re republicans and
supporting the Sltsoaai republican -o-ui.
nees- These men have acted thus in STATE
affairs because The democracy has given
tie southern States The bss; bushes, ad-
niuistrstiou. They have felt thA, locai in
ie-ssfs were safer IL democratic hands than
they would - in the keeping Of the charae-
ter q Aivsai-rers and tusionists who have
heretofore sought 70 gain control in tie
Southern communities
50 fzr these respectable elements. Ma
'ie5al'y IL opposition 70 Is and wi,h strong
Republican iezni-ss q; all times. have no,
been Disappointed IA their ,rus; il the To- /
raj democracy.
ne democrats - guard must give them |
10 cause to feel otherwise In the future.
With he republican party in control |
Nationally. AID with a Reorganization IN
De sou'As-a States putting clean. strong
14H forward AID depending upon the pop
1lisis 10 drop quietly into The ranks Of
he opposition 70 the democracy. II Is nat
'-sl thai Eres; Ao7es are being entertained
. winning success in certain quarters in
Re South. Especially wil mis- new move
-eni hs slnecideaet should there come 10
~ Nation suy renewed measure Of pros
'tfi,y = Ire next year or 50
We fesl safe ard strong In the demo-
ratio camp in Texas su- me guards must
e ar their rosi at all times % prevent .
urrr-se. The parry is being watched bv
leepiess enemies. Obstacles VIII be pu.
? me way a71 ar;sEon;sEs aroused az
'asrn and elsssheFe upon every possible
ccasi5n.
The legislature mus; he eternally vigil
snt
Party promises must b. remembered and
er,orned-
Neithsr the business OF other clements
Z the State must be Ignored or injured
he reoord mus, he kept as clean as here
0'ors ard the enemy be forced TO the de-.
snsive. The opposition forces are a, work
the democracy mus, be wiae-awase ard
rue 70 Itself and tbs people at all times.
"a AeoYe all no local nor personal ,eal-
usies and dissensious should be allowed
0 stand il the Way OF the general good
Z the party and state