The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Try though step by step opposed by the party
OF the people--''our party" Now, by laws on
and ravles land schools and colleges per-
haps' the end is sought. The republic Is I'm
public OF States unitedes Calhoun used
70 love to .say-heeome great, centralized
Nation, with big NJ Patriots should
awake. for the end Of all this scheme OF Ma
tiCual ACKNOWLEDGMENT viii be the suppl csslon
OF the Republic Of cur fathers and the tslao-
ilshmont OF a mon.yed aristocracy, in which
'schcols and colleges will be opened TO teach
our citizen youth how 10 govern the subjects
Of ite sraspins power What should demo-
dCne-nght for the preservation OF constltu-
tloita! republican government; the triumph or
the principles OF the ''petned past, tnat II
seems popular TO sheer at just now. Let us
not. for fear Of less OF dollars or offices, re
main silent.
Air CAenford speaks Of the "cru tied Bryan,
the rspudidted Cleveland and Gear Reed form
Ing a trinity OF opposition 10 the expansion
pchcy OF tho present administration DOCS
tlle point of this lie in the known power OF
common hate? Is il an invitation to fusion"
, OF those who could cruelty Bryan. ii they
ccula, and iepudate Cleveland. II they could,
utoor tn cry of GEAR TO support the pol
ley Of the present administration p Ana is
that democracy? J hope to see mem all Jaits,
ard tNak they VIII. to down tbs policy they
that ''uetrned past" viii De aoundantly
PROVED in 1900 they arc supported by car
Isle ana Schur2, Bland and Bailey aud near
ly all the democrats IN congress, and trust
Will be sustained by the whole patriotic peo-
pie tn 1900 Nor is the gentleman correct IN
clein,ing that THE Great Cummoner,' Nea-
gan, Chiffon Al al ere for "tHe expansion pni-
icy u the present administration" They are
al opposed TO the acquisition OF any territory
IUs Il part OF the Western hemisphere. to ANY
Increase In the standing urny aAu to le
annexation OF Cuba cNs1, uHti I h clsat
thai her people desire It and equally clear "
Us tina. the conditions are satisfactory.
Some people who claim 70 tie democrat.
ne TO read the last State democratic plat
folln. And beyond all tnat Any man WHO
nh UHl 81 NfnF iatff
Srea parties took their position In principle
on this whole question on the vote 10 annex
llaWaii. The DEBATES and yctos ohoN that the
rstutlieans, rs A rarty. favored colonial en-
Pile. ana that the democrats. as party, op-
posed it. Scattering ballots never count, TIE
va: is on. and no democratic solder should
call o. members OF the rank and hle" to &c
sect to the enemy, Let u sustain our .auer
and party in congress, for the best reason.
becsuse they are right, Here, in BRIEF. ase
ea.-sA Ieasnns Mny Tits niserahle policy
slpuld be opposed not only h. democrats
but by. all patriots who value principle mura
j. Il involves the abandonment OF the vtal
prmciple Of the Declaration OF Independence.
fought and this republic OF States United was
iouI oeG--"that all just governments derive ali
the.v, powers FROM the consent OF tue GOV
. The reputation o. the pursuits OF peace
and policy OF isolation -dyiee OF all the early
pat icts.
pel.ses whtn we are not able TO bear IT,
l. More rfree raw material" ana Increased
fathess for the protected manufacturers
B. Greater scope and power OF the trusts
the children OF protection and the curse OF
the country.
g. Competition Of millions of the cheane,,
agricultural labor, and is products Ia l1s
ruin OF such labor and products In this cons.
lry, without benefit TO the American Con-
sumer. by reason OF the expansion OF pro.
tection aud the trusts.
7. Another tIiune set OF race problems hard
er TO solve than the one We now have
s. The jus. charge OF being hypocrites In !
gong TO war with Spain.
y. The violation " the Monroe doetrfra nv
destroying the necessary feature OF recinroci,y
involved IN II as TO territory not part Of this
continent. 's
10. Almost certain complications IN ,ha 80, ,
rltorial grab game OF Europe and forced ~, (
anee with EczAe one or more OF Inc No.
arches, upon, OF course, The theories OF tae I
monarchy, " '4s
II. Free raw sugar and tobacco FINN ,,, |
colonial possessions Of the trusts nroa,raa h.. /
their subjects hired at 10 cents a DIV n. ~ /
such prodpctrs In this country and stc, IN IN
development OF our lands in the cult,ve,,pe ~ !
such products, without any corresno,,s,nun. I
benefits 70 the consumers o. his ooup,,y ~
reason OF the trusts controlling tho eon,gn,a y.
output. and the loss OF millions ~ raypr,
annually TO the government, which , sNs.nps
made up By bleeding in some. II possible vo DC
discovered vein. Y'e' M |
IL. Diversion OF the public mind tron -.