The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-24

Iof Chicago. His suggestion 10 the tax-dodser
that the best way to obtain security for his
wealth was to bear his proportion Of tho bur-
dcns Of government may not be needed. but
Il was good advice and never 30 applicable oil
timely rs now. There is a big difference be-
tween benjamin Harrison and william Nc
Kinlcy--the former dwarfs the latter
Simply stated. the Ironcad test require:
THAT the citizen who participates In the ncxi
primaries must show that he intends not only
TO support the platform and the nominees oil
the democratic party In 1898, but that he sup
ported them IN 1895 Galveston News.
This is false statement; with the tert thai
those who run may read placed directly be-
forc the News The men who actually voted
against tho democratic National and State
who was too self-respecting to join the enc
mics OF his party and simply failed to vote,
il not barred from the primaries. Tho Ncws
krew 1t was deliberately Illustrating the case
when II declared that none could participate
In thu primaries except thosc who actually
voted for the Bryan and Cnlberson tickets.
Thousands OF citizens who refused TO vote
for any ticket in 1896 may desire to vote this
year and such men can come into the prima-
ries by simply declaring that they are demo-
Gratis and will support the nominees and ''dd
not vote for the opposition" to the Chicago
or state democratic ticket In 1896,
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Having taken 10 himself n pretty young
wife Ignatius Donnelly is evidently looking
forward" In his old age.
Nearly 100000 toilng people longing for re-
lief from government enforced burdens, look
ing to the democratic party for succor. and
yet nineteen well fed citizens were epdeavor-
ing TO bottle up these human beings and
utilize them merely for the personal advance
ment OF an individual. Galveston News on
the Democratic Test.
This is not true, The nineteen well-fed
gentlemen" Though 1t is not in evidence that
they have been any better fed than the ma
jorIty of the 100000 other Texans were sim
ply for botling out those who have not only
not been looking TO the democratic party for
suocor, but have been actively aiding the
MoKiuIeyism and tho Haupaism that have
placed the "goyornment-enforced burdens"
upon the people. The News comment is not
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80 49,, =. ~. ~, "'''0'
anyna., "''p''
-
thing IL IL manifestation. A colored NANNY
may attend white child and serve white
Won wonhn m! ana DC 0rought ~ contact with mem
lf She wlsbes to ride IN raiiwav traIn , shs
must ride with the conred people for fear
ner presence would eontaminate some of the
80 49, a',o,s.''' "euoe' - :" io't
a.. .....a.' " '''' - say 'nae
rid Of the "old colored nanny" by the way.
are there no distinctions of any kind socially
UP North
i'hFiHH ontHiut" INV utinptfhtic state con-
sention for August, Galveston can get along
that month without the usual excursions.
possibly.
Far M. eva ,ho, .,r.,o =. ,..,
machine councia mon who have mol nsked
admittanec, and who, It is to be hoped, would
NOV .sk !, unuer any circumstances. --Galves'
Thon whore Ia their kIc, coming 70, whose
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"'u 'ne conversation reach you
The senaie IS reodv for war from nj, me-.
counts But the senate Is at least consistent
III promptly votes Tor war preparations on