The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
REASONS POINTED OUT
WV the Country Should Elect q Demo
cratic Congress.
D. 3. HILL EXPOSES REPUBLICAN SCHEMES
A Majority In the House IL Nccded 10
Prevent Force Dill Being
Enacted.

Nav York November 2s-E'eps seat ."
r,ar,.,y,e nal, was filled tonight soon after
49,. u... .nened ma great crowd
W. J" $3.50 -, ,,.hon 4i,a democratic
filled the vasl mar VIZ" w. T.. n,,,an.
association was called 10 oruei Wy
,.,ra w MYERS. former comptroller OF the
~, >,,,,r york
wy u - - sH,,,,, - - ,,aolar NJ the
EA-oens.pi iii''i - vas VS. .s -, 4, ,.s
night and throughout lals speeeh ue was
sreeted with applause. The gathering was
-. ~, bs,al.,atic ono and the entrance
~ -. g,..,,.. ,,tt,o Mr. ain was
CT Rlcnaru oiVAei' "A.'s ,,,,,,rs,
speaking was the occasion Vi an
of great enthusiasm. The platform was
,,,.,,.dsd uifA. monument business men and
- III -, ,rrirl,l;no nj ladies
Nheiv was $500 ~ ,a,,,r 10
In tho boxes. ING reaulh9 ~ d ie''o' "
the Business Mems association from Bx-
p,,,s,,,anf c.cover Cleveland conEratulating
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~ .VI u !in ~ ~ p,',,, 20 ~, ronIhlinnn
eiA.ton suA ,it-t 49,, sS ,nnIalTs
paies '1f maa 80 1"toi,,csd nv ina Chairman
az. NJ. III 40 80 In annoe affort As
kini as in - spg t,,.s,a, Ne Vote becalne
S,.,,;nst ma r;nginr and could be hesad
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IL, tba co,,rsa of Ma remarks MIR Hill
Ia. ss1,hi ,ar,i5,ia I,-,ydsrv LARGELY az
"a - o,,s rar,,i,ttSsar fr,enaa or fear
~ IN var NAV hs rs,,,swrd in case OF a
da,,s,t,.s,i, y,cforv is rr1llv nif,fui. IL is
all sitTsic,,lt 10 annreeiafe +he anprehen-
80 ~ o,,r onnonrntg fnat the deiuocrat "a
~ mo ,rastdcnt In nrr,ectin
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c,,,t.'r .,d,,o az Massarhusetts i'm a
-, - ma ,f,ry 49, wncN In ms a.
h}e tii,,,,t ~ -, oo1cy ia in embs'onn. that
Us VI - caynr ~ n,,jn
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WV pSpE'S VI .tAN
uhder tue ny VI ot,Ili
sACuin sote to' nc Iepuo.'9%n ,,,ti ,
cahaI lrauus' h~ihes fA", lpsFo w, s''',
All neg 10 suggest 10 tuc pls-Plt u'S,' ' u
senator tAaI gelwiei ne not uu!po's 80
knows what the policy OF tne present "a-
ininiSHation may De as 10 NE lAll4pplA -
That policy has never beHh de1iafea' on the
contrary, II mas been cdFebu!ly ooReesit1'
The only expression had IRON amy memo J
OF the administration Wits from the late
Secretary OF Stale Day, nnH one OF cur
peace commissioners at Paris, who som1
time ago publicly announced that he dd
not favor the retenUIoa of those Islands
Perhaps he spoke tho presidents own
viewa-who knows? The truth seems %
be that the democratic hostility which i.
anprahended springs from a republican
fear that some alnduly liberal or over
generous terms of pease, involving a sur.
render OF some of the conquered territory
may be approved nv One ADMINISTRATION fe
which the Democratic opposition would
naturally be expected. The suspicious d..
Law in ana r,oacc ,egoaatgons yhlch wu
,,ran,,hta,t,,t ~. h ,,a,,,,,itted a., ha cor
cl1lded until after election. confirms ti,,,
view of the situation.
'.pero.raair hosfilftv of . bun,ilintEn,
o,n,,ro,nis,, with Snoin ,ybtch may he ac
ceftel Inv n weak and yeeiIlnttng allninis
gallon a. what rcpubllcan Leaders fear rath
or sbnn d.rnonr,t6o frien1shin mr. svmna.
.hles for anvihipg that Is ennnlsn
Taking ,lp the financial question OK
Senator Hili said.
"0ur opponents eesm much disturbed be
cause In this State canpaicn we prefe
TO regard state issues AZ paramount. w
nave NOT renudlalcl nor abandoned an
Nottonal issues hut thcv have slmnly bee
held In abeyance until more conventen
esnson. II is a safe rule moi 10 cross on
br1iges until we reach them. and The Nh
ttonai campaign of 1900 can ca easlly t1E