The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-15
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ton b. the sena, u p'ealts
to run up agaIns,s , a IN
that has impeded y, ,s nv
Moore, who was -, w. pfs<
master, with The 's.ely =
United States arm. 'aat
Soon after Mr.
developed that Ia aO0fst
time when il caIn NJ J, soah
senate. Three man =, y saas
the weight of bIs nay IN, "a v
was the correspon aa AZ.
Republic In this S a,.' 4
are Stephen b. VII VIZ, ~
Donaldson caffery ' !, Y
X. Jones of Arksr :. loss
Moore had orlticIs ssa., n
mate connection WHY .est
of corporation iohh .n evs1
legislation and for n, tnpu
and financial lersra a,s pslt
other two grave ana 1
in 1894 in connect, S 's'efsi
the Wilson bill. ", cM
cause he was a raI.., 30
wife that no o,," s'w y
from the flashes aeu.
and invectlye q "
from Moore's non ,ua'
enemies of tho a spua ~
learned his mist,le 'l .
counter to Mr.. Moors,.a !, N
duty to his party. "H
These men have 49,,
Moore for his temer,sv ~ 80
Stunning to crltlcisa :. aau
up his confirmation e, =
finally defeated Xiv, y y
through the proverh,ai
which Is Iupgod 800. seai
every one of those .n :. "
has an AK to grind IN X.
piece Oh poiiticali knitting i
Amor Wy ~ ~ o,u score.
brainy men in The s. s.sta
many friends, and they NJ
MN although many Of NJ
eriticiseu by MIN in the pas
Nnose VINO are Republican,
ever. are patriots enough d
ireeuom or the press and M
becomes a public man be
oii'iciseu by the public prlEs1
ny lney do not harbor Nn1
forget personal matters and a
Tue Illness OF Mr.. Moore 10
uuties OF the position to Nh
uehc appointed MIN.
-,
ne 'hree senators rlenlinl
see nothing in MIR. Moore D
who got away In under IN,
q worry ea,,v ,ri,,o,sm
-, ~
'e'opeu Tue iHStiucss 81
VINO always waits Cor a. v
play even. They have sl,,s
viii be Il success thai tney vi |
the last oil so long as lhsy 4
lite or harbor any KIND ). d
Mr.. Moore's friends in Ii, 4
here will see to it that ,A,s
forget the fact that they pv1
their number for doing VIZ
scientlous newspaper man iu|
day.
There "a another phase b 4
MIR. Moore that wounds hin I
than the oppositDon Of ,hs I
skinned gentlemen meptjona 4
is the remarks INDUCED IN " :
from Texas interested il I'll
thing from the president, INT
is not \ Texan and ought aS I
oIedited 10 Texas. Mi. Mocn
and ia proud of being ors \
left Texas over ten years sgp
permanent residence. he ha |
for n moment To be a Tad
never voted any place cid, 4
to Texas every election 10 4
until the registration Law "
to make two visits, and thu
District of Columbia, be G y
where. Although he repress
so,,r, naner he did not yo.s i
He has never ceased to Won
and Texas interests. He hn |
the Missouri delegation 10 q
p,lblic to mt a Missouri ma, !
place because he invariah!
men and measures as ar
he mas pui,el ni .aa ~ ,he N
d dirant,v ,ntcrested in Il, Nua
out or was having a hard ~
This he did because Of ns
lance and friendship iol ~
committee from other SqM
his friends in the press sdnul
their members on that ocl X.
request for the passage ..
In the face of these Isco
Love for and loyalty TO la n,
pains Mr.. Moore to be rspua \
people when he most neea, Y.
and support which would =
what I know he has done ~
sllAs
The young man who usN
in Texas as Oscar G. Murrrl
ren,,t,tion az an all round =
a. a. :" ,ny I'D
WAS not commas s,,l,e al
great country Is e'o",'s =. 4,
so slowly and SO graceluip
IN realize that he has just ~
century mark.
Most any gray headed ~
our state will tell you that Z
raw. and II enc OF them az.
sui reneris among railrcN
country. Mr.. Murray W.
lecticut Yankee ana STE y Tsts
GOT over II ana rho "s air the y
diiloduius. Aha ass1I