The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
MUTlNY IN GREENS CAMP.
Mcdonald, King aud the Other Ne
groes Arc Dissatisfied.
THEY PREDICT A LOT OF TROUBLE
II wright quincy Doesn't Get the
Coiicctorship ut GaiNcst"n-Ais"
want Something Themselves.

Dallas, Texas. May 17--Chairman u. H.
r. Green OF the republican state COM
mitlce has another political row pressing
him closely. 1t is inside the state or
ganigation. too. This time the colotcd
brethren are the cause OF his troubles
They asked FOR mincc pic aud not even
tar, has dropped within their reach THIS
feeling OF disappointment among tho
blacks is not confined to the lesser lights
Il has begun to show, on the faces Of their
leaders, Bin Mcdonald and w. Il. King,
the two brightest and biggest negro re-
publlcans In North Texas, have begun a
mu,iny ON their white associates In politi-
cal matters. and Wright Quincy. from his
sick bed IA San Antonio, is iudorsiug every
thing they do,
Tho Post correspondent, King and Nc
Donald made up a visiting party that
called on Chairman Eugene Marshall au@
Secretary William Mckinley o'Lcary Of
Green's advisory board yesterday AFTERNOON
Mcdonald wanted to know what the white
republicans meant To do for Quincy anu
King and King wanted to know what thcy
were doing for Mcdonald. Marshall ara
OLcary arc diplomats else there mlsht
have been an explosion.
The conference was not satisfactory. Nll
parties looked as worried as did MARX
Hanna last fall when Bryan was scatterins
his seeds of democratic truths. lntE
showed their feelings 10 plainly that Inc
Pos, man apXiously inquired the cause o'
SO many funorcal smiles and cemAcry airs.
King, knowingly remarked. 'Mr, Green
would do well not TO let II appear ihat
Dr. Grant Is better friend 10 The coiorcd
republicans than he is.
Mcdonald joined in: Tho negroes rie
shut cut Of every postofnce in Texas, 1hVy
certainly deserve somo,hlnE II I'm nov
collector OF internal revenue In this MS
trlct thcrcll be a whole lot of others ON
OF Jobs with mo. III not be by myself
II Quincy ain, collector at Galveston there
10 going TO be trouble In that district, lie
amt going TO die Folks that are talking
about him dying want him out OF the way
Without Cuucy's influence there would be
democrat In congress from TIA galveston
district Wright Quincy dead would be
| strong CROUCH 10 keep any republican Sul
| tina. had been unfaithtul to hin.
King nodded NJ. head in approval M
added. Il agree with Bill If quincy der
get the collcctorship at Galveston mere
| viii be trouble No republican lac raises
| his finger agains, can he elected to congress
| from that district
They told The Post correspondent ncny
| other things that would make mighty me
| reading 20 both democrats and republicans
| but pledged him to keep them ont oi 'r'
paper There is no doubt of their navlhs
| uangs OF unrcquitcd political affection
| They are on the verge OF hoisting tho blhoI
flag. Chairman GREEN'S own crow mas mu'
| tinted.
Mcdonald found copy of The foN' AZ
! Green's Headquarters containing the nr'l'
| Gle stating that Green had dropped hin OF
| tie State executive committee, etc.
Endorses thqt article sab" he said, WIN
a twinkle In his eyos His place al IN
council table will be occupied by Rub
Friedman. Corsicana merchant,
which OF the prospective deInocral
! candidates for governor next year do So'
favor mcst?" Mcdonald was asked
chairman Blake. sah. He'll be NOM
mated and thon Wen beat him with son.
good republican. But If we amt able Il
| ben, him ven have Il mighty gopi sov
crnor. ANYHOW. Chairman Blake Is a mrs,
class gentleman, sab.
There is ground for the report that NC
Donald. King and their allies viii So't u
dethrona Green Mt the next stat" con'on
lion unless some plunis fall 10 the colorc'
rrpublicang. From Indications iho day Il"
republican supremacy IN Texas has no
been put on the calendars.