The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19

the investors desire. nowhere else can these
conditions be found so readily and uni
yersaliy and in such prominent develop
ment. as in the Southern States. In the
meantime this favored section is growing
without any great help from the outside,
and II Southern capital will manifest still
greater confidence in Southern expansion It
will matter little to us whether or not for
eign capital comes into our midst
The meeting al Tampa. Fla, tomorrow
% the interest Of for1ifications for the
Southcrn coast promises 10 be we'll at
tended. 1; VII be chiefly valuable in call.
lng attention TO the necessity for prompt
and liberal appropriations in the direction
Indicated The meeting is better late than
/ newer. but the same reasons that prevail
now for Terrifying our Southern ports
have prevailed for twenty years.
The tariff hear,nRs are promising TO re-
suit IN the erection OF a great rubbish
nile
The Galveston Tribune says that 'tthe
idea % making Houston a deep water sea-
poy, mas found ITS way into the United
ststes senEie aud now It bshooves Hous-
i7a 10 push TIN advice is good. ana
Houston Is preparing to push II the proper
tine-Hous'on generally knows what to
do with u good thing
The presence Of "cuichaw' in Boston has
noi deferred the Rev. sam Jones from
spr.nkling lrls remarks as freely az ever
"'ah Cayenne pepper
The Cubar generals want arms and ont
niipiion ard not raw recruits from the
United States. Trey would get all tho
war material necessary were 1t no, for
ihe ree OF tho United States navy IN AL of
Spain. II is BAD enough not to assis-
Cuba. but x IS something IN the nature OF
an Insult 10 tho general cause Of liberty
70 assist Spain
While various localities are complaining
of hard times ana seeing no help after the
~, Of March they ought to reserve .
double portion Of their deepest sympathy
FOR Canton pho after the light goes on.
y IS noted that almost everybody IN
Eas, who started ont TO Aeht the bicycle
craze has been silenced and routed. Now
10. the b!eyclists make determined fight
on Oh! the enemies Of good streets and
good roads and u there Us any immortality
about the wheel the mantle of charity VIII
be thrown around it Willingly.
eenaior Wolcott - meeting woih q warm
reception "a England. at any rate. aaa
tssi ls more than he could hope for out
70 Colorado. The senator is not the first
politician who has had to 20 abroad for
comfort.
Emperor William OF Germany continue.
TO uphold the brutality OF his army Off.
Gers against the civilians. The emperor
ought 70 l>e told that he can 80 ocl!y 50
far w''h the German people and that no
has about reached that point. revolu-
ton there would he a fearful affair and =,
. not an impossible or improbable out
come.
While the great men generally seem
hghtmR somewhat shy Of tho cabinet II "a
thought that e Is slill possible to ana
enough men in the country 10 accent the
porioeos II the back districts are nro,arl,.
canyassed.
The school authorities at Bos,o, h,y.
introduced new wrinkle. They are fur.
nish.fG lunches to the children at from 2
TO 10 cents and claim II e, IN tho interest
OF pure food and good digestion. BUT
'hose Yankees are such a thrifty set
-
The Inauguration comm3r,ao at Wash.
inEton has determined to expcrl 1890 IN,
fireworks a large number OF the good
people Of this country have expected con
siderable pyrotochn'c display about the
incoming administration.
What II Governor Bushnell should fan
TO appoint Hanna to the senate after all?
II agreements have hecn made as suggest
ed IN the dispatches. Hanna would have |
to begin another long and bitter nght
AKA INST "repudiatton and dshonor"