The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
THE STRIKE SITUATION.


operation Of the street cars will be not
only heartily Endorsed and sustained py
the conservative elements. laborers as wen
as others, In this CITY, but by the pubic
throughout the State. No olii-
Ger ever loses anything at last by rear
loss discharge of his duty, and no officer
is entitled TO public confidence or any posi-
ton of trust who has not both the moral
and physicaI courage to hew strictly TO
tho line OF his duty let the chips fall
where they may.
thorities have shown their determination to
stop lawless street scenes and guarantee
the public n cur service, II men are willing
TO work for the company. no further
trouble viii ensue.
The Post is not now speaking for any
class or interest 1t is giving voice to the
rights and demands Of the public at large
and talking for law and order, and the
peaceful. uninterrupted transaction of any
kind of legitimate business in Houston.
This much IL due this community.
1t is claimed that the strikers as body
are opposed to any violence and this fact
of itself should be sufficient to prevent
further disturbance. II these men do not
desire TO resort to unlawful acts certainly
no one else is Justified In such course.
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| suppose we we're going TO war with ffTnco
| or Great Britain and We're as little prepared
MS nov on land or sea. Our coasts would be
blocl. uded and the Nation Inundated and put
| 10 a loss of hundreds OF millions of doliats IN
I less than SIXTY days. This ought to teach W.
| the necessity OF delaying no longer In placing
| ,rr navy and army on footing conlmensu
| tntc with our greatness. We will learn val
uabl, lesson some dny-possibly from de-
spised old Spain'
Wi,en senator Proctor began throwing his
hard facts they hurt wherever they hit
| r. Austria and Italy are selling warsh'ps Ia
l Spain Under lthunuient piiiS vi S"''' "''' ~
,doa of having the vessels returned after the
'''YN y, IN 80, son,ah,dv IA ls,ck the,,
W., a' ,aa,o,, .ban those sh,ps fail into
w. - ,,,,ds
| N'N'' -.
| And by tho way--pavod streets look 1uH
NJ" ~ '"N'
cost
Kansas is always ready to try any new re-
! fora that u abroad, but 1t Is doubtful 1t tho
| "esshNs'N, , ~ ,,. ,ha o,,, ox-
sn'iS'eh'iy ooso'opVr w s,s,, na, h,on x,,.
po'',"upn
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Spain thinks our war preparations are
Al, -. no ho,,,o ana tho solar plexu
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TO permit Spain throash paip"pio s"o'e'
,nto n lengthy diplomatio controversy woulC
,oa, M, 4, poor John Sherman's scnility npt
sof,e,,nr Of the brain were of II contagious
800
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do,nn,as by giving Captain Sigsbee anothe
good shin and n chance to get even with tn
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Houston Is getting u lou OF uhenNi"''' n''o
,lchi No cuizen need get down In the mout
Nv reason of few stree, disturbances tina
o,o comnon 10 nil wiac-awako towns.
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1t is reported tina; yonnE Jun hla'ho 10 so''
10 Try rOtrnhuny ushit~fhhiN tnhe ~"
sculptor She ought to be able to smooth NJ
hs roagh edges,
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49, norea q viii no, he tried ON Washing
wo ma M, so Young or untutored thu
'o"' ,' ~ ,,soora IN a,,ossa music
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:. LIN ,, Men ohsa.vea that tn, Russo
~ WI. "aao w., Nae gone NO ,ur,he
7 sage Npe ., p"s''e' ,.,,,,,, - nnrnnns
: than to Indicate W'''ins"ees W p"'o"'s
United States bonds
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The postofhec department ~ s"'u F" Wv
hIrhi, plpased with Its experiment IN irt