The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
i, q. 4. Edwards.)

IN. - wiLter that ne So naeeu po''-
!.s4 '-.-~rsseional life that he would
1900 "a eyen consider another
.' Il out beating the brush and
y:s ,D-4he alluvial soil Of the Tenth
"a -, d,str,ct OF Texas In mad
4 again come back here and have
|!.!.' -,rr,sd out OF him" by the ''hoi
q Inst section.
"a ...rr,.ed at Mr.. Hawley. Mr.. Haw-
< "a. man. I like him. He is clever
.-,, and affable. In fact. he is
He washes his hands with
s,,,s soap in imperceptible water
!',s s. = string Of ad1ectives at You
!. s.,r,,lated to capture anybody. He
80 plausible man ever knew in
8. "a fine business man. cue
nd, - !. good citizen, credit to the
~. community Of Galveston. and
"a think those people would for that
IA mt to keep him at home.
~ hat he told me about his ex-
.'-.. h.re and how thoroughly distaste-
occasional life was to him, 1t is
=. rrurising that he should want to
q. n the servitude. He said to me
4 was foreign element to him and
~ Il variance with his tastes and halr
3 n. which were all purely CONNER
\. LA n so sincerely and honestly that
Ia,.xsd him at the time, but that was
Y. first got here. the harness was new
A had habit of believing everything
r,xas man said to me. especially when
"a known him as long as I have Mr..
wiley.
vary soon saw the drift of things and
~ that Mr.. Hawley enjoyed the seryl-
n.
NJ that kind that comprehende the SER
Y Of his people IN the district he was
N here to represent, but the Kind that
Ives the bosses Of his party and gave
y weight and standing, force and func-
Il with the dispensers of princes favors
Shin the party ranks. 1t tickles any
IL bump of vanity to be called into
Iucil with the chiefs Of his clan and to
|ye his opinion deferred to.
Ana Hawley was so called and was lis
I'D to attentvely and his suggestions
d often needed.
|fhat settled II with Mr.. Hawley.
be contracted such case of the Wash
bon itch that all the bluestone and
hey on earth couldn't cure 1t. Now, they
Pat listen to Mr.. Hawley and hHd lis
liner horn because they believed he was
)ht They didn't dare anything about
I Hawley's intellectual admontons
kHt Texas conditions; but they were dead
pick on Mr. Hawley's manipulation of the
|aky voter Of Texas, who would be power
handy in the campaign OF 1900 whes
y William Mckinley will be up for re-
nination. So they patted Mr.. Hawley
the back and told him to come again
y DO their bidding and he could be boss
1890 and have all the loavcs and fishes
AIR. Hawley had his ear attuned to
Pndlshment and Is now endeavoring to
~ the orders of his masters.
MI Hawley got into the habit of obeyins
: masters during the two sessions OF the
'esent congress.
ne came here to represent the people OF
TEXAS district.
He has not done it.
he has only represented Mark Hanna,
= trusts and corporations.
ne was elected by the gold men OF Gal
's'0n 10 stop the Silver crazei' and vote
'anst is to l and for a measure that
'us1 endeavor to forever fasten the gold
andard on the country.
rney elected him in vain.
ne has never been given a chance to
70 lot the only thing he was really seat
~ 70 vote for, because the republican
Fv mas, by Its non-action in that d.
ouon. admitted its impotency to pass any
Oh measure
~. Hawley has simply been collar
publican. voting blindly for any old
'ns ne was told to vote for. or anything
.'ns the republican trade mark. Every
= no has cast has been against the
-ssse interests OF the people OF his dis
VI end in the Interest OF the protected
laaiacturer OF the North and East.
TINS IL absolutely proven by the rec
1'~y vote was collar republican vote
- ene brand all over it. Not one NAV
~ vote slipped into Mr.. HaIwley's cor
VI hawley. by his vote, opposed every
W IN the interest of the struggling Gu
= TOT independence since he entered
asress. He voted TO mash the Morgan
'o'u'ion, recognizing the belligerent
'n's OF the Cubans. which resolution
lsea The senate on May 20, 1897, and
4'n' II the republicans had allowed 1t
pass the house would have prevented the
y saved the lives of thousands OF our
we boys, saved The battleship Maine and
Precious lives besides the lives OF
uu1eds OF thousands of innocent women
: children In Cuba from death by
at the edict OF a Weyler Mr..
'"'iy must assume the responsibility fol
'o'e on that resolution. Nine-tenths
Ah constituents we're Cuban sympa-
asfh bat his party said they must not
lee0gnixR1 upd tta,, ,yo-a not TIL,