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If1EP PRESIDENT WILL REPLY THAT THIS
 GOVERNMENT IS WILLING TO END THE WAR
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CUBAN TROOPS TRANSFERRED GUANTANAMO TO CAIMEMHRH
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
SOME posTscRIPrs.

The largest room in the world Is in the
imucrsl palace at st. Petersburg. 1t is
1C0 feet lorg by $50 feet wide.
There are something Ike 10000 public
schools in Japan. The buildings are COM
Portable, and education is compulsory.
In Cochin China the parties desiring di-
vorce break pair Of chopsicks in the
presence of witnesses and the thing Is
done.
No human head was impressed on coins
until after the death OF Alexander the
Great. All images before that time We're
of deitles.
The wives of Siamese noblemeu cut their
hair so that it sticks straight up from
their heads The average length Of 1t is
about 1is inches.
In Siberia If man is dissatisfied with
the most trining acts of his wife. he tears
n cap or vel from her face, and that con-
stltu,es divorce.
Among the Tartars. II the wife is i'll
treated she complains to the magistrate,
who, attended by the principal people, ac-
comranies her 10 the house and proaounces
divorce.
There are hundreds of millionaires In
Russia whose fortunes are in the shape
OF vast domains containing gold ami sill
Yer of incalculsble value, but which have
never been developed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
LIBEL LAW TALK.

Yoakum Times: free and untrammeled
press is the SAFEGUARD and bulwark OF
American Liberty, ana the next state legis-
lature should sse that the present libel
lAw g either done away with or greatly
changed.
sherman Register: The next legislature
should not fail 10 pass Just libel law in
place OF the unjust one now in force. As
Grays "A ecun,y has QUE newspaper man in
the legislature, We can expect our delega-
ton 20 give some special attention TO the
demands OF ths newspapers in this matter.
Rockport Beacon: The next legislature
should unmuzZle the press OF the gag Las,
placed on It's mouth by set Of dirty io5-
bers who fear exposure. The liberty of
the people and the security Of property
are ouly safe under the searchlighe of an
absolutely free press. Turn ON the light
San Antonio Light: The more tho ,ibe,
law agttatsan grows the stronesr grows
the support that 1t ELECTS. This Is ere lita.
bic 10 the common sense and Just mind n,
the people OF the State. What Is needed 4,
a real revision OF the crgsuie law Of Texss
ana q new constitution 50 framed as 10
meet the broader necessities and opinion,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
National auarnntine.'

Waco Telephone. a..
The Caffery Lill which will come " :.
at it's next session. is une ="
which will be championed by those VINO =,
vor National control of quarantine imi,u''.
The full text OF the bill appears eiss"ns.s
and 1t ought not TO require second w.
ing 10 convince any democrat that :.
his outy to vote and work against y o. n.
any democrat could be so blihdea " ~
effects of legislation OF this SORT as y ~ :,
sent TO be sponsor for the bill ID ss ,,si
the mysteries of modern politics. nasu .,ans
suatesmanship. Mr.. Caffery OIL boua ,"n,o.
Is the author of the bill. lie Is d -
crat. but does not seem TO prop9lis . "Sy
date the danger to which he is supJesa IA
the psopie of this country BY oae NV, II
surrender of the management OF iVea, Nh
fairs to The Federal government in' ,,o-
is the essence of centralized power 'inu -s,s.
poses Ito Weld to the secretary Of LILY Mar
urv the compleie CONT oil OF the ssa,aies
afr tra~af oil the States so far % "a ths
IN fine management of duarantibe s.,soaA
official authority to pass upon oo as, cply
diseases. THE Southern States are " mn
states which are directly intereslsa', syer
being The only cnes exposed to yeioII rs
pba only infectious disease th'.t E.,grs,s
any trouble. Tine members OF =. hsvia
from the Soubhern States snou'I, IN sud
esrly in their opposition to inc r,,ubr
s,horld en6eayor to win a sufficlen1 ,ntsrio
nj tbe disinterested members from a,,hern
STATES 10 defeat the bill. The 500 os 81
peonle should rise en- nliisSe
iniuvitous measure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

n silver, and throw the burden upon gold
exclusively. thereby appraciatirg that
metal SIN further, deprecIating silver 10
much lower point, adding in effect hun
6reds OF millions OF value 10 the ex,stlng
bonds and expressing the Nation to pro-
port.onate extent! It would be the greatest
grab for the bondholders In the history
OF public finances
But there is q significant admission in
the position assumed by the Baltimore pa
per. II Is confession that the govern
ment option TO pay IN silver does now az
ist and, though the News does not so
that far. that 1t is not a reputation prop
osition as the laws stand to insist that the
government shalt exercise this privilege In
meeting it's obligations by ceasing to dis
criminate against silver. 1t is but legal
for. But the impwisnt goldbugs would
have the public believe that we are sug-
gesting crime!
Now in all contracts there are two sides.
In thu issuance Of bonds the government
10 the debtor and the bondholder the cred
itor. But the government is only another
name for the general public. II is the
people as whole who have contracted
to pay these public obligations. At the
time of the contract the debtor had the
option to pay In silver, as well as gold.
1t Is In many ways valuable option and
| 1t exists today. Has congress the right
morally or legally, to say that we shall
pay only in gold. years after the contract
was made? Can it enact an ex post fscto
law for the further enrichment OF the
bondhofders?
| There Is but one way to prevent the
attempt to commit this additional crime
against the people--the massey must pro-
tcct themselves by choosing democratic
| congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
COINS NEW SCHOOL.
Gold Democratic Paper Admits the
ForcefuIness of Harvey's Plans.
I ouisville Post

Cold Democratic Paper Admits the
ForcefuIness of Harvey's Plans.
Louisville Post.
The democratic party has always ex-
perenced the pangs of poverty and it has
suffered nightly at critical moments for
lack Of means to meet even the legitimate
expenses OF political campaign
The plan of Mr.. Harvey is designed to
secure this fund by popular subscriptions
repeated monthly in small amounts.
We fail to see why this plan should ex-
cite either derlsion or opposition OF any
kind. Surely II is better Tor the party TO
get 81 from 900 men than to get 500, !.
600 from one man, OF $4,000 from ten men.
That IS the democratic doctrine and in our
judgment it is the true doctrine.
Not only is it right and Just, but ii seems
to us wise for the democratic party to rest
its cause with the people. In this mater
we are not row referring to the Bryan par
ty, nor TO Mr.. Harvey's party, but to JEFF
ferson's party Of the people.
1t would not be difficult We should think
for half of the democratic voters to sub
scribe cents a MONTH or cents a week
for two years. Make 1t l cent a week from
half the voters; 30 cents a year for two
years is 81, and from half the voters the
amount would be $3.50 900, larger cam
paign fund than any National committee
ever had, In our Judgment.
This would relieve the party, its candl-
dates, and its managers from all obsiga-
tons to fill the offices with inefficient men
who Were liberal contributors to the cam
paign fund.
II would have another good effect, it
would teach every one that the m llions
in this country, even in money matters,
are far more powerful than the million
aires We hear much said thoughtlessly
about the "money power;' in America the
money power Is with the people. The
wealth Of the rich is as nothing compared
to the combined wealth of the poor. The
aecumulatlorG of the rich distribute d
among the poor woull add nothing to the
comforts of life among the multitude. In
the savings banks OF America are 5000 mil
lions of dollars. but it belongs to 5000 900
provident depositors
We live in the hope, therefore that the
new Coin Financial School, will teach
truer doctrine TO the people than its
predecessor ever taught; that it will teach
them self-reliarce rather than envy; self
respect rather than reverge industry rath
err than Jealousy: courage in the fa~e OF
combined wealth rather than fear; fail in
TIE unmeasured might of the intelig nj
masses rather than a greedy hankerins
after the wealth Of a few OF their more
fortunate countrymen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
a SILLY CAMPAIGN PLEA.

One OF the gauzest most ridiculous APP
peals that the republicans are making to
the people MS n reason for retaining the
control OF congress in republican hands IL
the plea that the administrators policies
toward Spain and SPANS former posses
sions must DO uphed-that to embarrass
The government now by returning hos.le
majority TO congress would be unpatriotic'
Mr. Mckinley himself has given voice to
this far-fetctei appsal and the cue has
been caught up by republican candidates
for office everywhere. The man who Is
running as Quay's candidate for governor
In Pennsylvania said to an audferee
OF his fellow citizens the other day
~ Cont YOU know that IL this State and mo
otEti States 20 democratic this fall the presi-
don't will be compelled TO modify ms policies
and plans toward Spain? Don't you know tnat
Span Is waiting to hear from our November
n eiertions, hoping that she will receive COM
fort and support by themg Don't you know
q that II the country goes democratic TINS fall
SPAN will increase her demands:
AS the congress which viii be chosen on
the Sth OF November can not convene be-
fore the Attn of March next ami Will no'
likely meet until the regular time, Decem
ber 1899, 1t would seem from this reasonin;
by the Pennsylvania that the admtniStra
ton will not be able TO settle with Snall
for d year or more from this date, certainl
not before next spring! A confession 1
that effect by the administration would b
sufficient reason for sweeping the Who'll
incompetent republican brood from powe
as quickly as possible.
But even democrats Will give thsir pc
litical foes more credit than that FOR O.
ficiency and expedition In settling the WI
and the questions arisipg out OF It,
The Boston Herald looks upon this pa
ticular plea OF the republican papers ar
etumpers as direct reflection upon Il
common sense OF the people. And such
is-an insult, in fact, to popular INTEL
gence.
The time when the republicans will ne
to call upon the people to sustain Il
war policies OF The party in power, W
be two years hence, after the Nation h
had a chance 10 estimate their effecl
When the fruits OF Imperialism and mi
tarism begin TO appear in the appropriate
bills 1t win require all the persuaslvcne
of the republican orators to convince t
tax -burdensd masses that patriotism d
mands the retention In office OF the authc
OF such new conditions and policies! An
the syndlcates and "expansionists" ha
had their inning the taxpayer will take
ME baf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Terrell Index. :, ~ q!
Keep it out Of the paper !, - a,.y
which the local newspaR-r -,asrsbls
hears. To obllge oftsn eosts e .ssossi
though the party who makes NY IA,
thinks the granting scarcely woeI ps
thank you" fo, \ newspape "a ~
culIar .rtlcle in the pnhl.cs M, ~ hs ~
aewsgatherer is stopmed at nose T1i bsc,ss
hold of one item, and is sou men y
no does not get another, ,o J. o,asr, P
often young women. as well ~ ,, s ~
form ais which become y ne nsn'
for publication and then rlsn = not 10
r.ar,ir ofAees TO beg the ealyo dsy ~
ne De- theEr asoapades. The nsN uot hrs
condemn the same pfper lol ne -
nublished another Parry do;as liz y
hing they were guilty Of. i0 ,hs Rs!.
narently thsir late visit 70 ~ :, ~
ofilce. THE subscribers eSpsS Souisr ~
news md thsre Is AVA svSe y
for ena,oty's sake. an ilem ~ ~
and in evsrybody's mouth
ths next issue Of the paper
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Bnrney Gibbs and that Fee.


Barney Gibbs seems to be after Gov
ernor Culbersons scalp about that jim Hogg
fee. which Jim has never received. The
fact is Barney has a grudge against Gull
berson. Some few years ago when the great
brutal prize fight was to come of at Dali
las. CulhnsGn convened the legislature in
spedlal session and had a law passed to
prohibit prize fighting. in Texas. Barney.
as the champion OF the class that wanted
10 have the fight went to Austin as a
lobbyist. TO defeat legislation that would
prohibit prize fighting. but Culberson h ID
more influence with that legislature III IN
Barney had, end the law was passed. ana
the prize fight did not take place Al DaI-
las Barney fails to tell the people about
fhs hand he took in that game ana the e.
fort ha made 10 defeat legislation, ana The
labor he performed 10 trying to have that
most dHsgaceful scene the prize iisht to
come off at Dallas.
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OF this present. This legislature should
act in the matter.
Denson Herald: The country press OIL
Texas is taking more interest In the llpeI
law Question this year than ever before
The country press is rapidly becoming
responsible press in Texas. and needs the
protection of an equitable libel law This
win be q great factor in getting more
liberal and better law than we now have.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
ON TlInc Anxhn.X

They have stolen the editors SCISSORS
They have trieS 10 muzzle the press.
But somebody loaned him n Barlow knife,
And Sne paper came out, guess.
Atlanta Constitution.
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n,,c.uc. wuo LOST DIAMONDS WORTH A FORTUNE.

rou - duchess claims she ropoei on
Paris is noted LOT
IA jail for contempt OF ou
In cell hiei up ~ ash
and she entertained while in prison the Eff whose
fhe ngb the daughter Oh 'eV
Arbmr Sutherland deer
tho le
make bow the d3agheI
s ne had no
re widow accepting
and ans S2oNOU ho"s Vi "ie p'''e"'
estates a
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CAMPAIGN COMMENT.

when tho last ballot Is cast in the Novem
har election tho populist party IN leNas W." ~
be thing Of the past Ihclf ueIent WIN ~, ~
SO overwhelming they VIII never nave tne
courner 10 20 before the people again.
County Record
And 1t will he good thing for both the
populist and the democratic party. The popu-
list organization can accomplish notmhg Ny
itself and Ia only strong enough III places 10
divide tho opposition to repubicanism and
keep the party OF the trusts and the single
gold standard In power. All friends OF the
masses should rally under the democratic
banner tho lag of the true peoples party
The reply Of the Galveston News to The
Posts auory AS TO who II is suppoihhS ~,
congressman from the Tenth district rs very
nhlt and exhaustive statement OF lts positiol'
on iho subject. II gays that, while II rs per-
fectly willing for The Post to sec stars be
fore as well as after election. II IS taxing no
chances ITSELF beaumont journal
I, has pulled the hole In after II! 1t can
give the democracy lots of advice before tho
fight Is on. but Il can't be induced to oppose
| rcpull,anism. Tho journal hit the nail on
| tho head the other day, The "old Lady' is
stropl on the affairs OF the 'steenth district OF
| Porto Rico. but as-to-risss AT holnel Aud yet
We shall hear her singing ogain about fear
| lchA nutpSHutit
~
Our friends, the pops, ARE not 80 loud noi
| SO many as they used to be. but we must kecl
| an eye on thonl, all the same. ONerconhdencu
has lost many battle. No battle Is entirety
| safe until IT Is over, mistake may turn the
tide ut auy time. Democrats, remember and
come out on election day,-Sulphur Springs
Gazette.
democrats must be up and doing in this
campaign and take nothing for granted. anC
YET The Post is compelled 70 believe that "oui
frlopds the pops" are going to largely CONT
back into the democratic fold on election day
They are becoming tired of husks.
Are you In favor OF creating millions o.
| dollars OF state debt in the shape OF interest
hearing hondsg II YOU are, vote for Barne.
| Gibbs aud the other populist nominees an,
their independent candidates. Ii YOU are on
posed TO this policy, vote for Sayers and tn
entire ticket. The main issue in this cam
paign hinges upon this proposition. Cameron
Herald,
Gibbs relief railroad alone would add mil
lions to the state debt. In year or SO tn
road would be gobbled up by some railroa
syndicate and we would be left holding III
bag. II took an abundance OF gall to sngges
burning the ehildren's money FOR fuel for
speculative railroad. but Barney is part!eu
iarly long Gu gall
Are you going TO vote tor the man who vote
to put n - per ceAt tax on a-oent cigar auI
! only per cen. taN Oh l1-ct nj cigar. Til
Mr.. Hawley did while ~ conrrosS aiisrepre
septiEG this district. hultrburg Sucker.
We can't be 200 hard ca Hawiey Tor stick
Ing to the "bioods' who sport the more OK
rcnsivc cgars-they are his crowd lie is i
congress to help tho classes and sock it I
| ~. Nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

- MALI Daily and Sunday Post. one
~ sIx months $1,000 three monsns'
~ month, 3E.Oo.
~ " Posi-, one year. $3.50.
qjnnxtY Posr (ihoSdays and Thursdays)
r; b, 1i.oo; six montns. 50 cents' fhfes
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phone Numbers: II.sss s.iss:. ~.

E1tvy--The Post Is delivered to any part OF ths
m - carriers. per month. $500; three months
100. TX months. 5000; one year, si1.oo.
n. Theodore Berng has charge OF the city
trlftulstIon ana collecting Mcssrs Iheodo,s
Sorixcd collectors OF all city bills doth adveftis-
I'm ma subscription and no money should be
"a ID any one other than those named, unless
|sSsclll written authority signed by the business
6anaper Is shown. Al accounts OF any, sizo
should be paid by cheekin favor OF Inc hous'
IN Printing Company.
SStribers failing to receive The Post regularly
Vii please notify Nthe Office promptly. Every
csp<r is expected to be delivered not later than
es3o o'clock a. m.
ar no circam stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized ana
paid, Or accepted In payment OF accounts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

ton IN the Tenth district congressional race.
II seems to he utterly obliyious TO tho fact
that It excites contempt to see n fellow try
ing to make joke OF his punillanimity!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Tho Journal of Appeals is the title OF a
weekly publication recently started at Austin.
which promises to meet with great success
II gives all opinions of tho appellate courts
CT Texas as delivered. and much other intos-
nation OF value to members OF the bar and
the legal fraternity In general All motions
and applications and the disposition thereof
arc rtported. together with tie names OF at
torneys APPEARING, The Journal Is strictly a
Texas enterprise, and Is worthy Of support
end announcement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

I1I)rox- Eastern business Office As Tribune
"; 2-5.<rl: Westc..r 400 (The Gookery) CHI
- aid s. c. Beckwlth Special Agency
q eents--C. S. E. Holland Travelling
|S3i1}c &. 4. Holland. B. 3. Throop. Travelling
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poST, M THE SUNDAY, POSI-
!. 40 to 10 Coils.
~ POST, ~ coIs. ~ Week.
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II is not many days to the election, but the
dear old Galveston News has not yet found
out who It is supporting for congress In the
TsrfI diefrirf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

The democrats of the Eleventh district
should not allow the lively row In the Tenth
to distract their attention from possible
troubles Of their own. In the Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh the State democracy expects
every man to do his duty. Let us indulge in
nnnthy come other year. not this year!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

valves In Sleeps Clothing.
schulenburg Stacker.
AS predictSd by the Sucker. there is a
stupeDdous scheme going on IN this county,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Possibly we should be /, little leulen, to-
ward spsin when we reflect that her whole
effort row Is to keep out OF the roor house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Qualified voters representing about lo'ooo
people In Harris county will have no voice In
the election on the sth of November. when
men deliberately sacrifice their right to select
their own officials they are but n step from
political slavery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Registration In all the great population cen.
tiers OF the country for the pending election
would seem to indicate that "a mild form OF
apathy had become widely epidemic. One
thing is very apparent in the republican
States-the present administration rvs
aroused no noticeable patty enthusiasm. In
New York registration has been larger by
comparison with past figures In the demo.
rr.iIc disf ricks than Il, tho r.,i.nhllcnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

When the Galveston News nnds out whether
Il Is for Robson, democrat, or Hawley, rcpup-
lican. for congress. will some one please snake
tic hmshcs?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Let us hope that the citizens OF Houston
who have manifested enough interest In their
public affairs TO register will not feel that
they have performed their whole duty until
they have voted!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

Early snowstorms In the Northwest are BE-
ginning to sing of the attraeiiveness OF the
Sunny South. Tho blizzard imprisoned IN
babitants should be invited to take look
at tho Texas coas, country about the tune Oh
the f.. +. and V. Festival.