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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
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Dallas, Texas May 27.-Tha exclusive
report sent The Post from Dallas more
than d month ago stating that it was be-
lieved Republican State Chairman Green
hal appointed w. Nj Mcdonald, the
negro politician OF Kaufman county, TO the
position of political secretary, has besn
at last found to be true. McDonild Is
snugly enseoncod in sumptuous quarters
at Terrell and is doing all he can to op-
crate the machinery OF the Green wing
of the party from his present location
Thereby all this hangs n tale-a tale Of
pending discard in republican ranks, a tale
OF impending revolution against Green and
the authority he represents
1t develops that nearly every member
OF Green's committee is up in arms against
the appointment of Mcdonald aud this
act OF the State chairman Will bring down
upon his head whole jugs of wrath at !. g
meeting OF the State committee to be held
in Waco next Tuesday. May 81.
webster Wilson, the Galveston commit
teeman, himself colored man, is said n
be particularly incensed that Mcdonald
should have been made secretary to Chair
man rreen' Wilson spent Sunday IN Dali
las, going down in GREEN'S private ear
sunday night, His trip to Dallas Is said
10 nave been undertaken for the purpose
or protesting against Green's retention Of
Mcdonald. Wilson has been known rs one
or the thick and thin Green members of
ne committee and his present nosition T.
Tor that reason, particularly ind!cativc
o. the feeling among a majority OF hi,
fellow members
Until the Mcdonald cloud oroes u
seemed that the Waco meeting would n,
! remarkable in that it would he one of
| me rev gatherings Of Texas republicans n :
Whlch there was not n row. II had hon
| decide that Cecil A. Lyon. c. NJ Farrn'
son ana the other Grant members NJ The
committee, who holted last October sbonld
~ t.Nen back into the fold on terms ~
inh Fellowship, the mas, nc rorpottcn ~,
an memories buried. Had nothing cleo
IN un as a disturbing element strange
70 wiate, there would have hon az
",uuuence oi harmony next TUESDAY
| Then the Mcdonald matter oro,e 80 =.
CURTIN Is up for the first nc, of ,, n sile
| presentation Of that stirrinr cor,aI'.
utama, The Kilkenny Cats"
some CT Green's com,nittoo-,
enVlons OF McDonalls null p" or, are
r ne ny republican and that II sysr
mocracv. '' " siVSn the de-.
Major W. NJ. oIeory pre,.,, 49,.
lnesIer OF Dallas. was Green's noIi,,c,, -. ~.
| re.nrE III April !. Since that Tins ..cooso
~ - Nlliian he's heen pulling ths Wiz.
c rnr nFeen and also pulling CHECKS ont @,
ne COMMITTEES meets in balmv Nav ;,
= July temperature promises IN eharo IVY
ise its proceedings. - enAFaeter-
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ANNEXATION OF
Senators Lodge and NJ.
the propositls,,
LACKED ON THE WAR REyf,.
The Two Measure. ~. .
sether Is What Lodr. I. .'ss \
us a Nccessit,.

washington May 27.--rhe NJ.
nexation question, which .,a''
SUBJECT of no little conc,r. = Y
senate SEN. for the past few days, a,, s
mite shape in the senate ,oa. wv
a'ors Lodge and Morgan ose,.. b
menls to the war revenue M
rect on the subject. ssu,,,. .
alnenament is in the words ], y
resolution and provides q Il. y
for tae annexation Of tbe ,,, sas'
Senator Lodge was sasn 3
si'er he had sent his ameuas,s. a.
desk and announced it 10 n 49,, =
10 press the amendment to ths :. ;
forth, said he. 1.-THE two No.. ~
travel together. Both are acr.u. I
ant and under the circums,s,,,. 4
be foolhardy for us to fo,e,, "a. 4
tages in Hawaii ss \
Investigation deye,ons III. /.
Lodges action In represen,,,s Y.
ment was the result Of mar y Il
itrences, though of an informal h!
among the staunchest adyos.,!a
neXation. They express M ~,
the amendment in the end Win < h
but admit that in all prohah,ss
result in delaying the passsgs y n
ende bill. The advocates 81 a. =
sert that when the vote L :, !
VIII result in the incorporate, !,
wailan annexation in ths 49,
which would, of course, have w, !.
OF forcing the matter apop Il, ..1
OF the house. They claim TIA, 4 !.
the votes of all but four N N =
senators and also those 81 MAJ,
Gratis, populists and silver ranuhIs;.'
assertion is made by senalors /
of annexation that the adrnins,,,s|
more anxious than at auy nrpri,'.|
for annexation. The conditIop ! \
IN the Philippines and the necsu.,
stopping place for our ships on NJ
to those islands, they say, i d. !,
Tor the present urgency. Il h
that TO hold the Philippines VIM
session of Hawaii would be lat /
possible.
Senator Jones of Arkansas. 4 Al
member of the finance comnltys'
pressed the opinion that the Lodi. \
ment would not be accepted. n n
he said, certainly delay ,ht 4
pressed"
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Against the Alliance

To the Editor Of The Post.
Stems Pass, Texas, May ~ Y \
no account of the present lanl
South and West OF lrelahu ~ =
Texas papers. These matters Y
TO reach the press OF this coal''
England is seeking an all'aa Ass,]
United States for her OWE sM ~ I
in the East against Russo, !,
true friend. She wants ~ M
and would make Uncle Ss@ I.
possible. England has been
every country wherever ne M
floated. In the present iitlle W., vi Z
is all pie, with her wei sv sssn
of a concert of European !, Nv, NV
the United States with 'p rs,sls,ij
herself. BY the way, I p, saS Nil
dollar in it for Lombard ap q !, 1
clique she would take q naup Nh
croft's History of the unl'.a ,r,ltIA
a very good account Of heI . c.T, 4
in her palmiest days OF el !. M
devise more hellish means =, m
did in ireland and that, ~. ,,nsat 4
any committed on this con.lasy ss
or even in her war with me ~ N
history relates more eruei I'm il
England in ireland than ~ "a !, ]
of Attillas, the scourge OF w.
against Rome.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Another Railroad Has Filled InI
fn..-Nnfas

'Nh--sNONVss :
Austin, Texas. May 27.--The Gul.
and Northern railway filed Its ehsra
the secretary Of state this evening
pose, to build line from Orange d
shall through the counties Of 0ranys
ton. Jasper, Sabine, San Augusiirs,
Pamela and Harrison. Capital sai1
600. Incorporators: d. c. Plumb
Virgins, John B. Mesily and oihaS1
The following charter was fsa
secretary of states office today:
Portland Cement Manufacturing 4
of Austin. Capital stock, ssaea
porators: Randolph Laurence, g
Stolley, A. T. Rose and $. sllyernn
Hon. George Burgess OF Gonaa!
the city today on business win VI
courts. He stated that he WONG Y
candidate for the democrats lal'
for congress in the Tenth district
Hon. R. B. Green, aeconNs \,
Messrs. Carlos Bee and Arthur y
of San Antonio, called on the g's,,
day for the purpose Of obtainlns Y
to raise regiment OF VOLUNTEERS I
Antonio, of which Mr.. Green y ~
colonel -, a
Hon. Jeff d. Childs was nes n
tender the services of a compsn' =
ing TO the governor.
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A Workman unrt

Lake Charles. La, May 27.--This morn
ing while at work on the refuse burner a.
the Bradley Ramsey mill Charley Brown.
workman, had a fall OF forty feet from
the top OF the ournsr to a point half way
down. where he caught and was held III
aid reached him, He was badly injured in
the fall, his leg having had a compound
fracture. Internal injuries. the character
OF which could not be determined at once
were also inflicted.
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Az 10 Judge Ree'f'
To the Editor of The f0ss I j

To the Editor OF ine i0' 1t
Forks of the Greek, MAY ,,s.I
late issue of your paper IA
headed Judge Reese y
Washington county" !. pxssy
win you kindly allow ! Il IL n
your columns TO say ~
of Washington "bewalspa s,,e n
/ have known Judge = ~ ps-d!
years. | know him 70 u horer !
qualified in every way !. = as s u
ton TO which his frienas y
him. .,d viii :.
to the little dirty trloss npslss,
to secure this or any o,n. ~, glia9
must be treated nice u y. y! ,rs
Washington county can "a AZ i Y
him as citizen or Officer, ~ ~ uass'
knife" Tom Reese iol ~ a.raty n,
tive Waller county aeln 49,
on your trail" and some Il Id
later-we will put YOU nsssrs
once more, gentlemen,c , INIT ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

Austin, Texas, May 27.-The following
counties In their primaries or conventions
have Endorsed and Instructed for Governor
Culberson for the United States senate:
Bee, Bosque, Burleson. Cass Comal, Cooke,
Coryel, Denton. Eastland. Encinal Fort
Bend, Fayette Galveston. Gillespie Cray
son, Gregg Hays, Hopkins Jefferson,
Jones, Kinney, McLennan, Milam Nacog-
doches, Nueces, Polk. San Patriclo. Travis.
Val Verde. Ward, Webb, Wichita, William
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that Mr.. Pearce's friends are arranging for.
Pearce Is, perhaps, the most eloquent
champion of the nomination OF Major
Sayors Colonel Foster has had on the
stump during the campaign. He has teen
n Jealous advocate of the Bastrop sages
nomination since the fight began and has
talked Sayers from a hundred platforms in
a dozen different counties. lie stands
very close to the Savers management and
will be ardently supported for that dis
tinction In the event that he is made
chairman the State headquarters will be
removed from Mexia to Dallas.
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he. to the end that such a peace may
speedily be obtained as viii inure to me
beneat OF our Cuban neighbors, and 10 tlie
domestic quiet and prosperity of the unt'd
States"
The chief business of the government
according to these men, Is to heap Toe
peace, regardless of anything except Tue
business interests OF the country, AMI the
only souvenirs Of their patriotic past are
cancelled coupons. II they are possessau
of the sentiments of humanity ana pa
triotlsm" they must indeed be "instlnc-
tive" since they can by no means be Ia
tional They are principally alarmed lest
gold leave the country and some 'vexG-
iious scheme OF taxation" substitute = bond
issue. Their opponents are yellow states
men, working the war for silver and them
selves" which Implies that gold has re-
Gently changed its color and that me me
bcrs of the chamber Of commerce, Ike the
Galveston News. Ia In business for the
| benefit OF other people.
| 1t is indeed most strange that intelii-
gent men refuse to admit that the prese1t
appreciation of gold, on account Of an M
creased demand. and consequent decrease
| Of prices, necessitates an expansion OF the
currency, rather than an increase Of the
| National debt The proposition is simple.
II man already heavily in debt IS sud-
denly called upon to incur new expenses
he would be foolish to borrow the money
needed and nay interest on 1t If he corid
otherwise as easily raise it aud save tie
interest 1t is the same with the govern
ment. Shall 1t Issue bonds behind which
It can not place better guarantee OF their
future payment than it can place ooh'od
groenbacks and the silver selgniorage, or
shall If exercise it's constitutional power 10
coin money pledEing the honor and worth
Of the entire Nation for It's perpetual main
tenauco at par? TO deny that the govern
ment can successfully prosecute the war
against Spain without bond Issue IS to
affirm that while it can make one piece OF
paper good, bond. which bears interest,
1t can not make another piece Of paper
good, n grecHback, that does not bear IN
terost. and this is the same as to say thai
| Wuilt lHt IDuilllillpn VI VI buhhliN N''l
sustain the superstructure with the DON'T
on top of IT, yet It could not sustain The
dome il 1t rested Immediately upon i.
Such is the logic Of the chamber OF com
ncrce with It's patriotic past" and couroy
clipping future, and such Is the idea Of {
revenue measure, for the prosecution Of tot
war, as sanctioned by the News. And te
least thought will reveal the real ob5;rnc
tionists, and dissipate the notion that IL
Nation is to be held up by THE rot.cl
boroughs Of the silver mining regions, did
cd and abotted by free silver partsans fror
The agricultural States"
The National debt is already large ar
the least increase of it must be iegarde
as National calamity. No amount c
d specous- argument or vilhcation of tn
i silver men can conceal the fact that thos
who oppose bond issue are actuated b
u motives of the most exalted patriotism an
n that they are not less the guardians OF IT,
s Nations honor than they are of It's llna1
% cia integrity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
Orange County Committee.

Orange, Texas, May ZIP. B. Curry.
chairman of the Orange county democratic
executive committee today issued d call
for county convention to be held IN the
fremen's hall in Orange on Saturday after
noon June 4, for the purpose of ecc.ing
delegates to the State, senatorial, con-
sressional and representative conventions.
All democrats are requested to afford
There will be no primaries held. The
convention will doubtless instruct for Say
ers for governor and Cooper for congress.
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Mr.. Mayncld Is Smiling.

Dallas, Texas May 27,-Hon. Allison
Mayfieid, candidate for railroad commits
sioner has been in Dallas this week for
the first time in many days He went to
Kaufman and FanHiu counties in the in
terest Of his candidacy Mr.. MGydeld is all
smiles and certainly anticipates a
triumph over his opponent at the Galveston
convention He has many warm friends
IN Dallas county who predict that he will
easily secure the twenty-six votes Dallas
Will have at the State convention.
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Moorc'S Appointment withdrnwn.

Dallas, Texas, May 2T.-The appointment
OF Ridson NJ Moore as collector OF customs
at Eegie Pass, which was sent to the senate
few weeks ago, has. 1t is learned here,
been withdrawn at the urgent request of
Chairman Z. II. K. Green. Green will now
make fight for C. c. Sanborn OF Gaines
VILE G. M. Ferguson Of Paris is Grants
ehoiee for The position. Few republicans
in North Texas had ever heard of Moore
i'll his appointment was announced.
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Browninr's Canvass.

Kaufman, Texas. May 27.-Hon. J. W.
browning Of Amarillo, democratic candI-
nase TOT lieutenant governor. Is doing cam
paign duty in Kaufman county This yvoe,,
rms Is one of the strongest democrats
counties in the State and of course each
sanuiia,e Is making a strong pull to get
her in his column.
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS
Mynne Expected to Show well 10
Today's Primaries.
BIG REPUBLICAN ROW IS BREWING.
All Because of the Appointment oil
william Mcdonald ns Private sec
rotary to Chairman Green -

Austin, Texas, May 27.--lt Is expected Ny
the managers OF the Sayers campaign tha'
colonel Wyune will make good showing
in tomorrow's primaries, but Thereafter
everything will come Sayers' way News
was received at Sayegs' headquarters touay
to the effect that the Crane forces IN Lee
county have In caucus decided to INSTRUCT
for Savers tomorrow.
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STATE CHAIRMAN.
Friends &c Hon. Wtnho,r
VIII CrGc Him for ~. M, farce

pa.'as. fsxas' Nav 81 Should chairn,ar
~ W hiake refuse to succeed h,,nse,, a.
head CT the State committee ana n ~ a.
strong ,s sor, DE nominated for governor a
~ Us e'iur, WI be made by the fr,ends
o. Hon. Winbourne pearce 81 Rs,,nr enus
nsss nm succeed Chairman P,ake %
Sas,r. ina. The Mexia gentleman does MOI
y Is TO meet this latter continuance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
Robertson Coun,v Tcs,

Franklin. Texas, May 27.--The count,
democratic executive committee was in SEES
sion at this place yesterday Following is
me test sdopted for participation In
me primaries for the nomination of coun-
ty officers June I:
am qualified voter; | am DEM
oerat | VIII support tho democratic nomi-
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mig crops rrc =. /,

Dallas, Texas, May N, q, II
and warm sunshine o. - ,,,1sssg
have been of incalculaoie !. e 1s.ss
farm farming ns'I interests :, 4, s'r rss,'s 4
all sections comes ,ns biIx Y
farmers are bsskins y s,s IN,
over the prospects o III csfs ~ y
prices. The wheat anu y IL W.
Texas are expected Y = srsin
States history. some visld \ Z, 4
estimating the ssa ,,, ,s,,,sbe]s
e0a.e eco or 10000, vov ~ dool
there seems to be .aasatedlJ
yield will be ,svef y
Texas farmers wxfe cfw
ton and are spoken ~ M
best indication Of ~ \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
Port OF Sabine Pass

rort OF Sabine Pass, Texas, May .7.--
Sa'iea' schooner Tofa, Captain Wilson. for
Perth Amboy schooner starks. captain
Gnnderson. for Progresso: bark Imaeos
moi Ss,or,wesian). Captain Nelson. for Port
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

The unquestioned right to levy an income
tax would simplify matters at this time i'm
mensoly But the court--wel. there is noth-
ing to prevent the court from reconsidering
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

Owing 10 large purchases by the government
nearly every article dealt In by retail and
wholesale groccrs has advanced In some cases
50 per ccntNew York Herald
And yet tho dominant party In congress
seems determined TO resist the proposition to
increase the volume of currency to keep pace
with these advances in prices OF the necessl-
ties OF life Under such conditions we may
well expect hard times.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

Secretary Tom Richardson of the Houston
Burincss League Is doing some good work at
Omaha for this city aud tina coast eountr,
MIR. Richardson is n valuable man to Hous-
ton, great deal more valuable than many
SUI rose or roaliKe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

Wait until the Spnniards lombard one OF
our coast cities. or sink SOME of our war Vcs-
sells and 1t will be like thrusting a stick into
a hornet s nest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28

The spaniards hold that 1T is "cowardly and
ubiquitous" to deceive them. Possibly 1t ~.
but they have no room to make any remarks
on the subject until the Maine incident Is for
Ruttpu.
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Spain can not materially injure her reputa-
ton by adding piracy to her crimes, but she
can materially reduce her population by max
Ing them pirates.
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1lc way for senator to prove both MS
patriotism and good sense is to oppose an
interest bearing bond issue.
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convention and the Washington Post thinks
detachment OF the volunteer army should be
left at home.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY THE
Houston Printing Company.

R. N. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT
G. J. PALMER. - 49, NicH.PRHslDhNr'
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ENTERED At rHs posrorptcH At HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
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A German astronomer claims to have dis.
covered another moon. lie should change
drinks at once,
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Telephone Numbers: b bas,ns:. 49, 10.

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Cincinnati has started a big boycott against
Frcncf goods. and the mllhncrs are writing
to their agents; Give me either American or
English manufacture. No French goods for
me-" raisex vous. Nine. Crapaud,
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II American women shall decide to boycott
the French miilners. II may result IN an I'M
proved styie of hat
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Foreign OffIces-Eastern business Office IS Tribune
building. New York Che S. c. Beekwitn Spe-
eial Agency; Western 4o9 lIhe Rookefyl Chl-
caeo THE S. c. Beckwl,h Special Agency
travelling Agents. s. E, Holland Travelling
Auditor; Z. r. Holland and b. b. lhroop. Irav-
efrn
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THE DAILY POST, THE SUNDAY posi-,
70 Columns. 40 to Io7 Coils.
sEMi-wEEKLY POST, IA Coils. per Week.
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Both Quay and wahamaker viii be dele,
Eates to the Pennsylvania republican state
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great deal OF the war news Is being sent
out with string To 1t, But the newspapers
cant help II,
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Subscription BY Maii--Daily and Sunday Post, one
YEAR $500; six months, $500: three months.
$500; one month, $I.oo.
The SUNDAY Posi-. one year, $3.50.
THE SHMi-WHEgly Posi- Mondays and ihursdaysl
one year, $I.oo; six months. so cents: three
months ~ cents.
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usness' said Il gentleman to a representa-
tive OF The Post at one of the leading hotels
yesterday II have had the yellow fever five
different times myself, and | don't believe
TIN experience teaches Inc to put much
crHGit In the idea that man who once passed
through an epidemic Is II whit safer In Cuba
or elsewhere than one who has never caught
the disease. There were five gentlemen
present when the remark was made, and,
strNgt To say, every last one OF them In
dorsed the ant-medical theory.
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HOUSTON, SATURDAY, MAY -. $50,
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The pride which Spain has talked about SO
much is probably that felt in her record as
Splinter,
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Admiral Cervora is entitled to the chant
plonshin in the long distance runner class.


The Louisville Dispatch takes this shot at
some uppatro,ic liars: THE latest lie manu-
featured and disseminated by the goldhus
press is the statement that Hon. William j.
Bryan was defeated for captain of the com
nany which he raised in Lincoln. Neb MIR
Bryan was not II candidate for captain of tho
company and refused to allow tho use of his
nnme In that connection. lie could have been
elected captain u he would have allowed 1t,
but not without goldbug opposition, Mr. Bryan
Is raising a regiment with the expectation of
being elected the colonel. He WAS commits
stoned by the governor 60 raise the regiment.
and could hold his commission as colonel
without an election. In the regiment. So this
is perfectly Transparent lie uu TIA face, 5u,
it nevertheless answers the purpose OF that
class Of paid patriots who are hired by Wall
street to misreprssent every man who has not
been worshipor at the shrine Of the golden
calf"