The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09

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benefits. w VI
I'm the firstlys I uc,,,,
! navs taid under this head Ss ~ Pr.
the \. 4 tAs ana U. 6. 49, sss|y
s,anuing army OF over 70, 00o' ~ =!
uNiuualiy sell mere goods. nv a.
iepiessnt the lest houses, hass Nd
uniii.i''Su expense accounts 49,
@ ss.s In, III livery town. wnd ~ ~
u.e p'kxesl salaries or nousn,s W. \
courts ~ any men In the vol;S' .2
only our ptace ccrnmissIon n. I|
for Our Uncle Sa NJ, par,s
| Secondly, our pests rs<.. X. Y B. "a
In every CITY OF sizr IN ~. Il ~
deep water bayous leadinc I, = e'ste
division constantly brine,rsp vS ~
people In their immcifai@ S y
gees of useful infornats-r, ,sss'llses!l d
grand organ zaticns.
Thirdly. benefits. tIndar ~. 4. IA
may te pardoned for not r,ss 49, 49,
many loved ones of happv rssssSat
were accidentally sumn,o,,aa ~.
fl'-m which thiey never reta,rnsS e 1l ~
were always provided with W , w. ~.
that secured for deslr ones in t. 49,
benefits always acceptable ana 49,
| absolutely necessary for conso.s
teDai,ce. III the unforeseen - ,,,,.s ~
accident only laid us I'd fnr ,s.sA.a l!!
KNOWS OF batter recipe for res,sis ~ e.
heahlh. or a. mora soothing s,slrs D.! Fl
pain than the weekly long rrrs, M ....
ef cur associations. SonetJms. s.N A..]
pay claims. but there's always .'s9x T.
son why we don't. For instsn,s y, b.
should we indemnify Howard N a e.
cause OF AN uilprovokeA asEafiG " Nv
made On him in his discovered ~ u
appear before YOU in a ught - ~ 3
coat which only came down IA IN 'e:ss =
snolds his jeans mp with, wh!Ia ,,rass:,d
1t he WAS so negligent as 10 wesr' \ w. =
Albert. Our directors rule that ~ .ss;1
WIS iiilstiffable and not accijenlsi 4 ~
should we indemnify member II I. r.
and falls on q banana peel wh,sS w.
painted on the sidewalk? WHY sssssiS b
indemnify N member WHO loses 4 ~ b
becau7e he accidentally got N cjcss 4. r.
stove that the ear melted, and ~; ss1
the c0nsumme? Why should va ,r,s..s.1
the brother who. when he WAS NM r.
get to remember that he BELONGED n NJ
association? Why should we irrismnii, r
brother who Thought he was ON one p n
gate system routes. and thinking ~ "a
behind THOSE gates leaned over ~.
far THAT he fell off? To such ! nSssi9
we give consolation by suggesting fxsi d
can't tell when CT how econ. hut soSrs ~
the gatles will go. as they recently dI3 =
the Chicago and Alton after iva 49,
trial. Why Should we give die frjaods =
ID. w. NfichauX balm of Gilead n iIai|
wounded feelings because they aid HI r.
cgnize that mustarlhs as his on fAe NJ
lures in lest Sundays papers? But "
DO paw claims and often at that. And m
reminds me of n story" and MI. Iadjol|
went on to relate the tale OF EtrpIv
in New York. that convutsed The audieSs|
wito applaIuded loudly when be resurl
his scat.
The address Of the evening was wlt1
Rev. Homer r. Wilson. Tens tfaydI
men never come together as on yests,j|
unless the gathering Is chap sruned b.. r.
National chaplain, who has held that olia|
for several years. His reputation u
minister of the gospel and as 4 lecsurx
known to all Texas and much OF the UnIH|
States. Twenty years ago ne fplloSd !
trade in the State OF Kentucky, and saii|
up the gospel, came to TENS for q fiela q
work. He is intensely democratic, ~ d
admired for his manly qualities and naiil.|
less oratory. He is never quits at kan|
ml'gil he is surrounded by crowd 81 III
drummers. recounJing incidents d IN
trips. His church at Fort Worth Is &El|
place of Worship, ind NOW the tayad|
men of America are subscribing tcHpN NJ
erection.
The greeting given Rev. Wilson \ II
was introduced was little short Of " M
tion. The words OF Mr.. Michlux I'll
hardly been spoken, when a Storm "a
plause broke forth that reminded % n
other noted speakers upon former yill1
Houston. REV. Mr.. Wilson began By al1
THAT he WINS conscious Of the uap'elaes
position many of the audience occupied 3
the uncomfortable room In which %
speaking, but THAT he would eDdeayof
make glhe time pass as pleasantly n
profitably as possible. He always rtsGze
ed it an honor and a very great pieass
wien called upon to address the travel
men, who are my friends and
friends" The position he held Of Nassa3l
and State chaplain wus just as impaNs
and fraught with as great resp1lsiplhJ
that of the president of the United ~ =
the only difference being the satar!'
Wilson spoke at length of that greal 81
in our constitution which called lor ~
rights to all and special pflvlissa
none" He said that this noble ps.n ''ss,
of government and OF MANHOOD hsss 49,.
produced unrest, tillat taxation WI nol is' ~
sentation led Ito the war INA. Sn ~
America Independence anu tae M
country beneath the sun, and may - u
lation OF these principles OF rlsn. ;;...,i
true manhood have ever plooues., rs,s3
and dissatisfaction and UNIVERSE az n
He said that the war OF inc $3.50 $500
caused by the violation OF TINS p ,.s' =. II
equal rights to all. Only recenuy .s.32
la,uion of that principle lea Y -
struggle. and he told In soui-silst1 - !, ~
how the Maine entered the harpv. <
ANA TO distribute food 10 s'arvi'A n, K
and its subsequent destruction, sI ~
u.hintlon of the Spanish ileet "a
harbor as the result OF oppiess,0. .,,s;.siI
violation of the constitlloaA Il ~ X
He Enough this principle sn suH,tr
guidtng spirit of American n 49,
civilization. The rich aud poor - II
henr iheir burdens OF taxatlon'
willing to pay full price ~ aox.,iou d
and did not appreciate the U.S.
man who says 80, u, i, bejow ~
"Bein's it's you, III sen y Mad Il
He stood with uncoVereu mo ~
presence of the man OF woiaas h,ml,y e
for a living, no matter nov c,ssfiy a.
work was. in order TO nloru ny. sooit y
trate his subject. Rev Wllson H.sasa
sinking OF line Mewimac y ~ ~ ~
Dor, but the grandest sign. = lc)0 ~
WIS the volunteering Of ene 7" III ~
eager 10 do the daring dssa a.. /. NE, =!
the names OF Hobson ana ~ Il ~!
go down in history as ner0s1 - ssss
around the roses to heroes .is,rIt,l
men Of This COUNTY,, who ars s, 81, & ~
l1ind. should be tendered so'a aS ~ 4