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I,ufi.in I,pcnl Notes..

lufk'n. # Sas, January 5l,-r.ast Texas
College c'cu'l Friday with catcrtnlnlng
oNtrc'scs. Professor T.. r. Tisrgcr con
tlnu hsad OF the faculty.
Professor Corley has resigned his posi-
tiOn ~ vice president. and win embark
ul the drug business. IL place W n be
NulNsod at the FIRST executive session o.
the s'huol hoard.
Mis- Magg,e Wlndom. who has been en-
&hSed dui nH The nast year IN one of the
drpart'nen's Of the school. leaves today
Toy hur home IN Shelby county.
musical Instructor and popularity known
throughout Arkansas as "rhe Southern
Nlght!ngN'c." VIII continue her coanec.
tun w.;h TIL, mo1crn institution OF cul.
turr ana laarrnR.
The l,r.le thrtc-Yca--ol1 son of Mr. J.
Ro'eris who was so ser ously buried a
frw DAYS nGo ia improving ana Dr. Lar
Ant Whp ms almost hcsl IN constant
atteu ,ancn anon the l.ttlc sufferer re-.
ports h.s PC sent almost out u danger
IN The iac" of all our failures at this
phca, NJ y. ". Townsend has cNnood
rs confidence in the Integrity OF our poo
plr ard the bus ness outlook TO ppen nm
me line OF groceries and other stan'NF
Mr.. W. y, AhucN hNs opaael "A i.eDnr1l
J. 81 and supply store tina, supplies a long
coded want "
The nae lNerN and feed stah!es of Me.
tonico ~ Man.ooth have ad1th some fnc
Teams to the r already sosa ones
. lllt Il. owe NCNonjco. The POS no,vs.
boy hss become a puhlc necessity. a,J
rha Pcrt re- larS could not 10 without
z g -rV'rcs, Rain or shiue snow or sieei
light or dark, YOU can always count uuor
lbila dcltNerl2g your paper
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MURDER At ORANGE.
DICK johnson Shot Down by N-sns-
Ans Win Huh The nndy.

Orange. Texas. January So.-lrhs morn
Ing little after o'clock az two mill Ia
borers were hurry.ng TO Their work IN the
sem.-darkness one Of them stumbled over
an object lying across the sidewalk on
Third street. at the foot OF the stairs ,-ai-
INK UP to the Second story of the building
occupied by c. n. Grubbs 4 Son as gro
Gerry store. the upper floor being used as
Il lodging house. on stopping down u
examine the object. they were horr-iai 10
nnd 4 10 be the body OF a man lying COLI
y utiltn IN pool of blood. The uidrn
WIS quickly gwen. and the ilfst ones 70
ltScn khe scene OF tho tragedy ldcntls'i
the BODY a. that Of Dick Johnson. gam
pitf. VINO mas made his home n prLnGS
ior IN" past TWO years and who was NcH
knowl AMI liked. on examination u was
round that lie had me MS death AT tne
hanha OF an assassin. q i,-chi. prg pa!l
having passed through his head, biowlns
out ms brains and lodging IN inc de OF
ne build ng.. Ills pockets had been cut
on and rif'ed. showing Robbery TO nave
ocen the incentive that prompted the
cr'mc From appearance It seems that
the murdered man must have been As
renu1ns me steps and when "bout the
assassin evidently standing at The ,sadG
OF The steps on the ground as the dtdl
, m1aus race was fearfully powier,hui ned
moved to Slbley's undertaking rooms anXl
ioor 10 Wheue the tragedy occurred. AMI
Judge Tatum held an inquest. which has
not vet hem concluded. TIE llst seen
or the murdered man alive was when he
ielt a aineliang hal on Fourth street he
tween and O'Clock in the tn1rnng Soy
eral ndrties heard the report of the pistol.
but no invest cation was made sam
wilson, VINO Sleeps over hi. saloon un
flilh street had Just struck match 20
look at his clock when he heard % -iol
ahot, lie noted the time - being 2i2
soon afterwards he hoard someone run
n ng down the street by his saloon. 9th
crs heard the shot AMI heard someone
running down the str rt Immediately af- |
Ter 1t = thought that Johnson had about
y" or 80 in his nock". HIS watch aud
ring were not disturbed Deceased has
wife and two children living IN Aleyau.
ara, a. TO which place his body viii h'
snpped for tnte"ment. He was well /
llk'd here by all who kew Inn hflnE Z
very quiet ana having no trouble with /
anyone. The night previous to h's death /,
ne was seen with sack supposed to con |
tn II about 500, and II ~ Thought this to
wh1i the robber was after Every effort 1
Is be'ns made to discover the identity OF /
the assassin,
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Taylor Topics.

Taylor, Texas, January ST. Rev. W. H.
ClofGett. president of the board Of trus
tees of the Texas Presbyterian University.
left yesterday for New Yorl. City, where
he goes 10 conduct eyanselisic servic 5,
and to present the cause OF the University.
lilo will be absent two or three morths.
Mr. James Barker. general passenger and
ticket agent Of tho Katy system. aud Mir.
W. \. Crush Katy passenger and ticket
agent for Texas, spent the day IN TAYLOR
Wednesday.
Rev. u. j Skinner, the new pastor of
ihn Baptist church. has arrived with his
family and will make Taylor his future
home.
Rev. ]. II. Sweeney. formerly pastor OF
the Christian church here. and the moss
popular preacher this church has ever had
preached to a large congregation in his
old church today
On account of the failing health Of his
wife. Rev, J. b. Hastings will resign the
pastorate Of the Christian church here and
move to California.
About thirty citizens went to Austin
Thursdny night to hear Hon. W j. Bryan
lecture and all say 1t was the finest
speech they ever heard. All of them had
tile honor OF shaking hands with the dis
t'nguishod gentleman after the close OF
tho lecture.
NJ. Waechtcr C Co, dealers in dry
goods and groceries. have moved their
stock to Austin.
llHu Ford, who was indicted by the late
Grand jury at Georgetown on charge Of
assault, with intent to murder. was arrest
ed here few days since and lodged in Jail
at Georgetown.
Commander j r. Hargis and Adjutant
NJ II. Mccain have issued a call request
tho Confederate of
sidney Johnson Camp. No ld5. to meet in
Taylor the second Saturday in February
for the transaction OF such business as
may come before tho meeting.
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ant Chief OF Police Frank Roberts, assisted
BY Police Ofiiaer Gizzard OF Austin, arrest
ed George Monahan. Frank Gardner and
j. u. Gardner on the charge OF burglar
Ting Waiter Tips hardware store in Aus
tin last week OF the fourteen pistols
stolen fve were recovered by the officers.
On Saturday morning The police department
were notified of the theft and Detective
shoaf recovered two OF the srolen guns
II pawnshop. An officer from Austin
was requested to assist In Identifying the
burglars and this morning Captain Roberts
and Officer Gi22ard arrested the three men
II a bunch. Each carried stolen pistol,
but they did not get in opportunity 10 use
them, as they were taken by surprise and
disarmed. They were taken
to Austin tonight
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IuE TWO MAYORS.
and Nint Happened 10 Them In n
Recent Fishing Excursion

" "''S A+f'hffi"n.
tni hif'aH. - George Hotel. Dallas.
Texas la1uaD ~ The following atnuslu,.
account ~ "A roro,.t esi,t,,. ,y.,,,..,.,, ..,.
.t.t., 9'Nu P"'
''"''' d" Ys rue mayors 81 Dallas aud
Hnahfou is taken from Texas Farm and
Ranch Mayor Holanda AGRICULTURAL sour.
N'"' '""'
ago mayor Oh l'alihs "aH slrpri'oi at n.
Ieeuit Of the election Of Mcki,loy uo
wat rcrhsog nor os,,. Al, ,o,.t ,,..,..,''.,
''"'" hN'p''Asa
"@s omen II h'FHek mas-
ofiNt consuming 10000 pounds OF dyna.
'rie. Aut guN he wss s,,f,ris.a -h.,
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BABY 6lEMlSHES 'Ts'ss 4'stss. a, \,

rights. they have the o,.
se mr. government alone can =. ~ 1
ine Maritime Canal comn. se u
nuild as cheaply or rapidly 's "a I
meht' and were the wbo,. - oaf ErI
the small interest OF Costa b.. aa''r d
auga under the direct contro, . !, - VI
e p,' we would be assured " !, " n
progress OF the work and n. ~ ~. y n
pietion. What has been Az ~ set =
britaln's subjects is known w, y n
perhaps to two others In ,ha w.. mfts 4
az mat movement will b. ,h..sr s|
, Tue project is made distinctly ~.
Know that the British are ~. 49, 4
us IN construction and cor,ro III
is one of the points for WIZ. III
working. The $500 men ga, .l FHI
ceinner | on the Panama cana, al
biutt. The majority Of tbs I'M
syndicate stock is in English h.. ~
all they want is that we 49,, aaa Y
project or give them Joint con,-., :
! OBJECT TO any power being ,oI,. .
US IN the deep water channel NJ, ~ ,...
our east ana west coast via tba NJ.
callal' admire and love the E,,u,. 4
pie and wish to respect them ss.s 4
40 as soon as they cease onno.,. I.a
canal project. What know !, -. !,
lish movements in this matter |, :.
verify as that the Hon, Jobr 81
Is senator from the State Of (A,n j
thank God, he is in the senate 4, ny n. Az
States just now. 'l' w
Can not a bill be passed and IN. ri
states assume under the right Of sr.1
domain, the privileges conferred NM ~,
creatures. the Maritime Canal eou,, M,
With highest esteem, aln. Your, y.
& r r.u1
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Grccn's Brigade Reuut..


The fourteenth annual reunion a, a.
Brigade association will be held n n
toria, Texas, on Monday and Tue,d,, n
ruary 1928. 1897, under the au,pi.x
w. X. Scurry camp. United coo,.,,-l
Veterans. who are making exteu,rs n,
araiions to entertain the members a y
old command in hospitable manner +
railways have authorized a rate Ia \
occasion on the distance plau in
within seventy-five miles Of ylcto6, ,
rate viii he $500. and from al ~
100 miles distant and over tho ~
be one fare for round trip. Tieisu
be on sale February 20 and a.
lnasmuch as the people of vlct1a \
gwen us such n cordial invitation M 4
railways have extended us the loves, n
we have ever had. we urge ever nnA1
who can possibly do 10 TO attend ths III
In. Henry llse, PrwNa
John G.. Rankin, Secretary.
Texas papers please copy
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in stock raising for At least ave years rext
prtcedinf she date az thesr xpyointn >nt
ono o. the members shall reside vstl la
| The district reccgn!xed By the department
az agriculture As a safe ARIA agairst
southern pf srlen,lO fever and two shall
reside without said district, one in the
eastern and one ia the southern ssAfston
Of the STATE. II shall he the duty Of the
| commissioners to protect as far IS pracii-
| cable, the ike stock OF The State from al.
CONTAGIOUS and Infectious diseases OF a ma.
lsgnAnt character. whether said disease
| exists IN his State OF ELSEWHERE, IaGin-
| tain and enforce such quarantine lines ard
san!isrr r-its and regulations ne they
NAV deem Necessary, 4 shall also fe the
dutv OF said commission 10 cooperate with
TIE live stock sanitary Samnissionert.
boards and officers OF other States Snd Ter
ri;orscS. and with the United States seeTc.
ihry Of agriculture In establishing gusran-
tine lines aesius; splcncltc fever. They
afe also empowered to make a thorcaga IN
vestiCaiicn rs TO The best mann n @. DIS
injecting animals shipping pens and r4ii-
way cars. that are liable 20 com naaisste
saienoUr OF southern fever. and other con
tae!ous or Infectious diseases ~ a malie-
nAHt character. ana 10 ADOPT rules and reg
ulations 10 enforce their Distinction.
Halfway companies are required to disir-
feet the Shipping pens and cars used by
them In Transporting live stock IN or
through ihis STATE in such manner and
AZ such times and places a. the SAID com
missicrerz may order and designate: and
any such corporation violating any ~ the
provisions 81 ihis section shall be liable to
penalty ~ not less than $500 nor more
than $4,000 FOR each violation Of any of
the regulations and rules Of The commits
sion
The governor. on the direction and id.
vice o: the commission. shah Issue proc
laniauons establishing such quarantine
lines as NAV be necessary sor the protec-
tiar 81 cattle agsias; diseases
Couniv ofac'ais ar required 10 examine
into cases o. diseases Of caiilc within their
jurisdiction and ISOLATE Infected cattle or.
4 Decesssrv. condemn and kiil them. rro-
vision being MADE for rcimborsinE the
owner for his loss BY warrant Oh the State
treasury
The comm issian is required 10 investi-
gallo b. pcrs1n or through an authorized
rf-eflnafiar. cases - Infectious diseases
rruaried 20 'hcm ard 20 make such rules
as ibc circumstance require for the pro-
i"r'fo1 RI the stork industry Of the state 4
In The execution ~ their duty they are
authorised 10 enter any premises
knnnirelv hrinsi-r Infected cattle into
hr susie. o. ohs'ruciinE or Interfering F.
fiih fh1 commisei-~ "a the discharge az 7
IS duty. or knowingly allowing infected .
a'iie 20 nan az large or Grading or vislas- 4
ny any regulation NJ The commission. shall .
Constitute risdemcaDor punishable by
inr
The commissioners shan De uaid 81 ror
iaN are actual travelling eyprnsos For such
lnH So rav te rcapireH FOR Tho dr..
aarrc ~ thr.r duly and 'he sum OF $50
'' 's appropriated 'er carrying the cot
MO eject.
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SNYDER, Texas, January 29.--one of Sher-
wood Cunerson's children was kicked by a
horse yesterday and was thought 20 he
killed. hut recovered and it is thought
vii. live.
w. W. Nelson. one Of Scurry's enter
pltEG"I Tttli,illgi "i ~ rom ne ii''St
The thermometer registered dcCr eS be-
low zero 1T the coolest. with four inches
of SNOW.
is water being frozon too thick for stock to
break.
II is estimated that Scurry county has
receive 100 more voters in the last six
murths.
Farmers are iuhilant over prospects for
crops Wheat Is doing well.
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un,ie,.,i,,r LEGAL Midget.

iinllctsville. Texas, January Judge
n kennon ls here aud viii tomorrow open
district court. Lavaoa county gave HIM 1900
majority and much good Is expected 20 re-
suit from his administration of justIec
William h. Roberts aud company played
Faust" at the new opera house last night,
and notwithstanding the bad weather had
a fine house II is decidedly the best troupe
which has been here recently. Today Sow
cral members OF the troupe were arrested
Gu capas from I.ongvlew. charging
them with theft.
II Is reasonably certain that Lavaca
county Will furnish the next United States
marshal for the West Texas district. Moth
Ing else is asked from the new administra-
tion.
Postmaster ID. Il. Howerton. who for
years has held the Office, has been recently
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whose reappoint,nent was fought by the
members OF the court of criminal appeals,
arrived home from Austin today. lie sara
TO The Post correspondent: II am muon
gratiiied a, the complete vindication given
me by the State senate. | desire 10 say
that | shall know no higher duty during
the next two years than 10 serve the com
monwoal,h to the best OF my ability IL
has been rumored that would resign 'ns
office hold as soon as was confirmed,
have no thought OF resigning and expect
to discharge every duty incumbent upon my
position with all the faithfuness can
bring TO my aid"
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Wnxui,ncI,ie budget,

Waxahach!e, Texas, January ~
Jury in the Rogers case thought " !
PENDANT guilty to the amount " Z
Counsel viii make a motion fof =
trial TUESDAY. The other case ~
Rogers. which IT, a similar one b y
Just d sposcd Of. has been consnBt
In the district court counsel tvi
and Revived AZ a s enter mad ! II
for a new tr,ai. The judge has The nia
under consideration.
Professor VIM has been seen and >
the opinion that the beast disecye'x
the good CITIZENS of Ray Is loI-1l
tame Non. burt a lion with big Whit =
and such an animal as would Ike 70 !
on cows and work oxen.
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udd FcI,o,,a A..,mhIinr.

Dallas. Texas. January 3l.-Thc city Is
we'll filed with odd Fellows tonight who
have come from all PARTS of the state 10
attend the annual meeting OF the Texas
Grand Lodge, which couvenes here tomor-
row.
make an address. arrived today. 4 dele
cation OF Houston members. headed by $.
Il. Strong, came in on the Central tonight.
The exercises are expected to last several
DAVIS
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MIR. Brynm in Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. January 3l-W. J.
Bryan. Governor Hogg and Speaker Dashiell
arrived tonight and went to the home OF
Colonel w, l., Moody A large number of
prominent citizens were at the station to
meet and welc lmo the distinguished guests.
They leave in the morning on Colonel
Moody's yacht for a duck hunt and will
return Wednesday Mr.. Bryan Will speak
hero Wednesday night.
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LlGranse. Texas, January LIB C
", Switzerland, who dicl at Winchtst,r
ON the zHth Instant las buried at thu,
pace to lay. The vli'orm RAJ. X. of p
c,oN1ue'sh the ceremonies. assisted hy the
Il o, I. lofs Of SN'thvlla. pr. Soushor
land WAX q young NpyS'cim ~ mark, u
ability and was loved hy all Who knew hin,
ia leaves father and mother in Virgin,
TO mourn his loss
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Bryan, Texas, January 81 The appoint,
ment OF Hon. Charles Regain by the gov
ernor, as member OF the board of df-
rectors Of the Agricultural and Mechan,cai
college, meets the hearty approval Of the
citizens Of Bryan
Colonel jot Smith made another shin
ment OF nine car loads OF fat cattle from
this place 10 Chicago today. His cattle
are fine and they bring him a good price
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Charged With ,r.ou

Corpus Christi, Texas, January 3i.-Mar.
Tin Jordan wanted in Carml. ILL.,. on n
charge OF arson. was arrested Yesterday n
Aransas Pass by Marshal Neiland who
has returned To this city with his prisoncr
and Will hold him until an Illinois officer
arrives. Jordan expresses his WILLINGNESS
TO return homo and stand trial,
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ELLIS County BnptIsts.

Waxahachic. Texas, January W
hfth Sunday meeting of the El1 ~
Baptist association has had to COP Y
the severity of the elements. Nosss
stand .ag the threatening wealm
meeting has had a fair attenaahce
j. II. Gambroll. one OF the best klcsa y !.
In Texas by his work for nIsspn
invited to preach q. II O'clock ssn"
the Raptist church yesterday.
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Luling, Texas, January 81. Messrs
James u, Taylor representative. w o
Jackson, alternate, NJ N. Gulubincr o,.i
\. e. Patterson left on toalsht's NJ Io,,i-
i'yer as Representatives 70 the Grand
Lodge, /. O. o. r., at Dallas
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Anderson, Texas, January sO.-vulcev
f'ra' coiored, charged with rape. has had
MS examining trial and the Iustica 20
fused him bond. His attorney. W "
Meacbem. has sued out writ of bohe,.
corpus to be tried before Judge smitber
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Bcllyille Texas, January 3I.--Mr. j. H.
shelhurn's little daughter Callie, was
quite seriously injured this afternoon by
being knocked down and run over by a
horse The Injury ia on the back Of thu
head near the bass OF the brain.
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rcappointcd and had his appointment con-
firmcd by the senate, so Will hold on
A gentleman from Limestone county,
here to attend district court, states that
tho Hon. Mr. Blake OF his county VIII be
candidate for democratic nomination LOT
governor. Layaca county has no aspirants.
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Dallas. Texas, January al Chairman L
H. r. Green of the republican State COM
mit'oc spent today in Dallas lie aud two
members OF his advisory board. W. NJ
O'Lenry and Eugene Marshall hal a lonp
conference on political matters this after
noon, Chairman Green declined to tall, of
anything that had resulted during the coun-
ell
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THE MODERN VIZ

comments Itself 70 the well informed IA 4,
Pleasantly and eneeWally what yyas 70 uS
merN done in tho csudcst mannor ~. ~,
ulsasfeeably as well. To cleanse tba al. ~
yors aad L break up colds headaches and fe.
me delightful liquid laxative ro use
syrup Of Figs Manufactured hv cs'inSuy
MIA Fig Syrup Company. ~ Ns'iior-
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rrn.eLY Year Bastror

Bastrop, Texas, January A'-lA
Tom Neville was shot and Killed I'
Mark Young farm. Dr. W. f0'N
summoned TO his home, but iae -
dead when he got there, Fur'ne' :
lars not yet known
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Miii'can' Texas, January Sl.-Ed Ale,
VINO was shot by Dick Curd on the ais,
instant, as reported In Tho Post d,oa ,ht.
morhlns at $40. The deceased leaves .
wife and three children. ''"''s
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Credits Withdrawn

New Waverly, Texas, Jaii",'
mcrs ana others are al II "s' M.
the coming year, The mercniii,hT, nd y
fused them supplies, ana o,,s iii III
are able To give good security vs.
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Advocate of the Project Addresses
Senator Sherman.
he WANTS AMERICA TO CONTROL IT.
Claims He Has Positive Proof Tint
Great Dritinn Is Doing Much
TO Hamper the United states.

| twenty-sX fishing schoonerS In the Guii
OF Mexico. is in very active correspondence
from hero with Senator John Sherman in
regard TO the Nicaragua canal. Captain
Cobb has had positive information that
Great Britain is trying to bring about the
abandonment OF the enterprise, or to con-
troll 1t, as she does the Suez canal. He has
written the following letter to Senator
Sherman
Hon, John Sherman. United States Senate,
Washington, ID. C.
Dallas. Texas. January 2j. 1897 Dear
Sir: heartily congratulated my country
and myself when It was announced that
you had consented to take the position of
secretary of state; for upon the intelli-
gent discharge OF its duties rests our peace
and prosperity For years, even before
the Pan American congress. | advocated
a congress Of the three Americas based
upon one representative at large and one
for each ten million of citizens, and a
zollvorein chat should give us the oppor
tunties our position would indicate. 1t
would have been an arbitration committee
on grand scale. We have not yet arriv-
ed at position where we can feel like
Vanderbilt, THE public be d" nor
brethren pushing itself so persistsntly over
ana 'nroush an obstacles IN order 10 op-
tain and maintain commercial supremacy.
anu we mart ~ piu'eS', ms pilnsS i'le
~ 'ne prupuseu 'reaE OF aroit ration anu
me proposed closing ol me only puoiic
highway by which it is possible for us
to obtain commercial manhood.
| see 1t is proposed 10 put the great
artery OF our trans continental circula-
non, 'he Union racine raiiroad' III me
hauuS OF synuIca'e' UnHer so-calien
ieois"nI"htion' INC nrSt Ietter OF when
Ap'IiS no'hschllh' Inen II they also can
SiuSp me throa, OF Nicaragua ana Costa
W.T. tneIe WIZ pe oeep water canal 10
CONNECT the Atlantic ana Pacific ocean
any inc hundred miliion people OF the
splue iahsuase ana larseiy OF the same
"u'tS''s WIN pc dominated by the old
Lazy ol lhreaaneedio street
rue Nu'ce oil my revolutionary grandsire
.uues 10 me over the years that have
,"nlsne.' ana i see MN as on the day
ne'ole ne leit inns EARN where 1t could |
ut sara OF MS duty, We'll done. | hear |
ms injunction My boy, l have rehearsed |
,ne causes OF the revolution which brought |
Ns ou' ,"u,penueuce on inc land' the |
t@uses OF the war oil lNl2 which gave us |
"u, Huopehueh'e on Inc sea. Mark II |
Weii my lad' before you are gray. you
NJ nave 10 meet her aggressive forces in |
tho'r a'tehpt TO dominate you commercial |
~, promise me never to surrender your |
privileges and opportunities
reaaly promised, and in fulfllment Of |
t , oplisatlon' Tor years have sought to
nav congress pass canal bill, which |
I'm, """ir ploN'ue ior such supremacy as would |
nn, SET at rest the EFFORTS OF Great
-. Va" 10 '"rp ana dominate our develop |
Ear,,. l., too
carry IN lS"o' Senator Pasco offered an