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STATE POLITICAL ECHOES.

Navasota Tablet; In the little game FOR
onice Jester played the dcucs and Crane
followed suit" sayers viii rake in the
chips.
Mckinney Gazette. NJ. N. Crane has dons
more hard work for the democrats parry
Than nlmcsl any man in Texas, and the
S4zetlo opincs he will rise higher yet,
Wallis New Era: Gearge r. Jester With
draws from the gubsrnatorial race leav-
ing The field 10 SAycrs and Wynue The
politician from Tarrant county should clear
me track himself ere he Is run over hy the
sayers band wagon.
oreenyille Messenger: The MESSENGER
hopcs %, and believes Il viii. witness a
el,an campaign end an honest contest for
the governors char between Savers and
Wynne-they are both gentlemen ard
Nillheation OF each other win not be their
methods.
Waco Weekly Tribune: SO far as human
foresight and judgment can make an est-
mate 81 the outcome, the nomination OF
Major Sayefs as governor OF Texas and
on the first ballot. is assured IL Is a grand
tribute the people OF Texas pay TO ,hs
man.
bonham Weekly Chronicle; The original
Savers people and the OLD guard of The
Mynne eontingeat have stopped throwing
- NftNh HAlA~Ff anu from TINS On
VIII likely throw stones and other nlissn Is
iF'ns around loose. Politics make slrans e
hedfeilows''
Van Alstyne News: The withdrawal OF
Crane takes from the guberaatorlal race
lhv oratnlest and most brilliant man In tho
nelu, and the man who has dane mare
hsatlns for the democratic PARTY than any
TWO men In the State. General Crane viii
NOT De iorsotten by the people OF Texas
Golsd Guard: Lieutenant Governor lea
Ter has withdrawn from the race for GOV
ernor Lake General Crane he was con-
'iheoa tha, he was not the choiee OF m,
hl|orlly OF the democrats OF Texas and
wi,haFsw IN The interest Of harmony in
'he party, Such action is good democracy.
Noeons Times; The ranks OF the eansi.
yates throughoot the State are being con-
s,aeranly thinned. We haven't heard ytt
OF any 81 them Joining the other army
bound for Cuba. They are at present catnp
tng on the hsadwa,ers OF Salt Creek ret !
,mg things In shape for the rear guard
which viii arrive about July ..
Elgin Courier; Now that Crane ana las.
w nave both Withdrawn there Is no sort
OF Doubt tha, Major Saycrs Will he nom
, mated on the first ballot The repnhlicsrs
ana miadle-o e-roaders viii no aonh,
put up kearby or Gibbs, hut a vas, maior,
i'y OF the popuiists who Joined tbst nartv
on principle viii vote for honest Joe saw
ers, and he will be elected by majority
snch a. no candidate for governor except
H0ks IN 1882. haa ever received.
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BILL HOOP.

For The Post,
/; was fest yestiddy evenia was out pro-
jectin' roun'.
An ] had a hand ax with me an was
lookin fer q tree,
somethln straight ar taperin' at I cd Jest
chop down.
An stick M On my garry ter kinder speak
Fer some o US Of 'eliers is tos bloeged ter
stay AT home;
We cant all 10 in tn army long c. tn
But \ We have OF Glory huttrrin' I'm our
It shorcly shows our colors and SEE our
hearts Is true.
But wuz goin' ter tell yeh: wuz s!zin' up
er tree,
A-feslin patriotic an a-spittin' on my
hands.
When / seen Bill Hoop a-comin', and he
waves his hand at me-
An kinder sduints up at tn tree 'longsiae
o. which stands,
Then he seq; Yer got good one, an II l
can ind its mate,
III shore take Il with me, an be mighty
clad come"
An he seq: ''Ain't 1, dandy? So nice an
roun' an straight,
III les no an cit tn wagon an helm web
tote It home"
An he seq; ''Ies femme tell yeh." an shore
Fer when Bill Eoops a-talkin' he's -,
somethin' good ter say:
An NJ seq; Tin Jest or Dutchman one yer
ordinary men
But I'm Foin' ter put er flag up an IT'S
goin up ter stay"
An he sez: "Thev's lots o. Yankees nm so,b.
they're good an true
But we're tn wars a-rnln' on. thew a,,.,
raised no flag. er won't
dlent own no house to rail or Glory to
IA ~ or little paper tag an wear II on my
think hos right.
II r'ss feels patriotic. why don't he 20
= ne loves his homo an kentry an IN free
dom frts delight
Wy don't nc run 0r Glory m m, Va,
creation know ~ ~
SO fellers rslly rOun' tn flag, 'twur made Ter
tn blood the heroes shed fer It Is toll In
soor an story.
Tske Of vor hnts an how ver hsos Ao,..
rs fola so true
NOW, All toEfthrr' One, Twn', Thrse,,,
Three cheers fer dear or G,crv.
Il NJ Tau-,x
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PuNGENT TEXAS THOUGHTS.

Tyler Daily Dispatch; The war editor
Of the Dallas News has not yet enlisted.
1hEoekmorton 1imss: The Yankees and
bull lighters are now engaged in little
game OF draw. The latter draws of as
the former draws near
Sherman Daily Democrat; Al the
smart land itrraplus who know Just what
schley should DO new that he has en- in
bottle should wire the admiral at once.
Gainesville Daily Hespsran: For the
hrst time IN the history Of the United
States an American army has started for
foreign invasion. Times ehange and The
world do move,
Bryan Evening Pilot. Young .aar, 4
You expect 10 be politician. enlist ior tie
war. 1hen Ia the future you an hold up
your war record to the stay-a homes and
swipe the spoIls.
Noahum Daily Herald The world mas
100 many Micawb eTs--p - cpls always watt
ing Tor something 10 turn up" We need
more men with purpose Ia lite-men with
determination 10 succeed at some calling.
Brownsville Herald; The supreme cou,,
has decided that there is no more land IN
iSNas opsa Tor pre- emptlon, hutNJhere are
stiil millions Of acres of fertile ana in the
state that can be bought at very low prices
raris Morning News: "An end IN ,,.c-
esNtiNs SNaAANf AAfS NpNu&te ullttG again.
and such expressions are getting tlresan.t.
The South has been loyal to the Tinted
States government since the 10Th OF Arm
1865.
sherman Daily Register: Commodore
sehiey Invited Ceryera 10 come out OF the
bc:tlc and hght That reminds one OF the
civil war whsn tbs war cry was "Old Joe
Hooker. will you come cut OF the wilder
ness"
Gainesville Daily Hesperan: Some Of
our patriotic ladiss may have nothing to
DO with the gros grain silks OF France =
but cur farmers viii grow grain Ia Texas
and sell TO France and have bushels OF
Freneh gold 10 Jingle neat fell.
Florence Niaeuo; Nearly all the cities
aleng the coast have reported hearing
heavy eannonading ca shore and in every
case great battle was thought to have
eetn fought. II Is now time for Chicago
to report battle on the great lakes.
Fay City Breeze: II Is pretty hard TO
Jump on Spaln when down. but II she
Just Won't hollow enough lets simply an
mex her as whole and be done With 4.
Than the dons can slide down the back
cshar door all they please and Uncle sam
won't mind.
i.oekhart Photograph; To discuss pol-
| Tics with = crank Is like writins a lst.sr
TOT seine old Ignorant nesro--the only Sar
you can please him is to write lust what
| ne tells YOU II you want to carry on
successful argument with a lunatie. yon
must play crazy yourself
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is dependent upon the harmonious rsia-
tiors OF the entire people. 10 spite OF inc
richnsss Of the country aud the various
rsnius OF the people the progress o, the
republic wrre St "a end. unless each 81 me
states lakes a pride In The progress Of the
Saisoa at iarze and is eninAie5 by me
spirit OF r,a,ualism which. leaving eoun-
dary lines and every phase o serssoHAsisn
out Of consideration. iah0rs constantly 70
promote the grand idea Of sysiefa OF 'Sa-
erative states in areorazncs with the In
,ep,iors o. the founders Of thf govern
,sert. We have oniy TO imagine the inter-
ruiaahIe difficulties that ~ould 'olioE 'he
separation Of The foriy-hvo states 1870 a.
many discoraani sn3 jealc1s psiiy re-
publsrs. TO realize the bsncacenee @, the
s-gers,y oo-otersisca thar has made the
r.ited States AZ greet as they are
Therr Is a growing liberalism IN the
poll,lcs q the times. The world is get
,inr too large FOR the narrow provinr'asif'n
Of the middle agrx, during which the PRO
tcr.ionlsi principle WIS dornlnEnt and every
kingdom and republic o. Esrcpe thought
iAat In the aesiru9 ior Of rs neigbeors
was the sures; advancement Of itself.
There was no recognition Of the fact ,hat
competition tx thr great factor ~ National
asyelopmen and Il IS impossible 70 en-
aEesrsts the evils which were Inflicted
upop sarh countries ns France ana spain
for ses years by a blind adherence TO this
rulnoas principles OF proiectloaisrn. and
20 thoroughly was the public mind i'm
hued with hose principles that they sil'i
survive 20 q dangerous extent among our
selves. The policies OF the republican
party we're better suited 10 a faction Of
msalcrai Eugops than 10 great Nation
like tie Uniied ststes. since hey are the
q ponents OF d narrow provlncialism aad
Altogether contrary to the trend Of modern
civilization. Ana It IS thus wiih the FUR
thor advancement Of the competitive Idea.
n probable re.uIt Of the spanish-Amorican
var. ana especially the more intimate re-
union Of the American people, that we may
reasonably erperat be gonerally benefited
hy the conflict
Pro,eetioulsm has done grca, deal to
foster the preiudices Of the ciyil waf and
q has IN every way had the effect OF d.
yiding people between whom there should
naturally exist the most cordial relations.
and the Nation mav justly congratulate
Itself upon the certain decadence OF the
actions Of harbarous ages. the survival q
which In Western civilization means IN
hnltt mischief TO the dooreat interssts Of
mankind
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olsl'{iN.
For The Pos,

- AN fQst.
don't ride no winged steed.
MY Pegasus likes Ter Naik
human iroa ships whut | need.
An | shore loves ter talk,
Yer bel ! does.
T WIZ tef go fyln' roua.
IN inisrplanctary SPACE,
mits prltaes en- III groun'
An loves III Of eartns face.
Yer bet does.
BIZ inaSEolyuhs talks. ter ME.
!ssmines sing rsg1a soag.
An | loves IN bunible bee
An tn gull breeze pure an strong.
Net bet does.
orphy. when yer comm South?
liant yer stayed mos long NUM-
our iren saip's shore suiferih erUuth;
thinks yer treaiin' us right rough
Yer bet does.
Write an tell us when yeh star.
An when yea reach tn OF deepo;
AZ, yss ntn's dressed up right smart.
IL be thar stand.n' la or row.
Yer bet we viii.
tn gurls,l be so glad ter see yen
They Il Kiss yer I'll yer haigll curl.
seen Joys IS tact cT not fer me:
baepiaihe u Nish't l wuI or CURL
Yer bet Goes,
Wen climb erboard III little sh,,
an Town N bayou gently splash.
Wen 20 or hshiu' IN IN slim.
An irens III Sabbath all ter snash
Yer bet Nc viii.
NOM. orphy, won, yeA ,,lease come h,cs
er " on s'll make q awful fuss
Ter hear yer on tn homsward track
We Shors wants yeh here Nith US
Yer be, we does
IL. ", Lewis.
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mankind

Re1uy there is nothing mysterious or pro-
fortdly dlfncuit to understand IN the study
OF the principles Of sound financial policies.
i, ha4 always been the custom of those who
n.o upon ,Ae ignorance Of mankind 70 invest
their business with a. much mystcry as pos
slbla sud % give out the idea that 1t takes
arr amount Of brains. patience ana tine to
understand Il. The alleged unaneers OF the
United states belong 10 ihni class They IN
sisi that It Is altogether Impossible Tor nc
ord nary cluzea 70 master The intfira-ics ~
hibnrt IN the prcsent debate In congress as
10 whether We should issue boads ID green
hacks u Is li,Ie less than saorloE!ouH for
common mortal TO descent from ,he opinions
% tae debt makera The cNuutry Will be made
More prosperous by pnttng it further Ia debt.
ana the reason they do mol explain just how
Il viii be dose Is because The American voter
it t,i sapposea to have brains enough to IN
d,.Atsnd tho eSp!snauon.
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Culberson's Canvass.
Lu'ing Signal.

Lofink SlSnal-
whose money is Charlie culberson max
ing his canvass ons-L,ckhart Advocate.
You arc not well informed brother.
Cuiherson is MOI making canvass that
requires money; he does not hava 10. with
out opposition In his own party. ana fear
less fof all opposition fro,, other psrties
ne u quietly awaiting for The eammsnd
OF the Texas people; ''well done. GOOD
aDs faithful servant. ,hsa has been fai,h-
ful over few things: We Will mayh ,hes
iIler over many things
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Terrell Evening Index.
II all the Aes told in a political cam
paier were nailed. the tail factories won,a
nave TO run twenty-fo four hours a day.
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SENATOR cB.SnLER,s AMENDMENT

By way OF amendment 90 the penhing
revenue bin Senator Chaodltr offered lie
following;
And q IS hereby declared 70 he the policy
Of ihs United States govrrnren, NOT 10 com.
mi, the country more th7roughiy 10 the sold
STANDARD, but that the Efforts - the govern
ment 10 all It's branches hhii be steadily
directed 70 secure and maintsin the use ~
silver AS We'll aE gold AZ standard money Si'h
the free coinage ct both under 4 SYSTEM az
bimetaliism Which VIII tnrnts thC parity n
value 81 the coins q the tvo iuttsls FOR
nish = sufficient volumc % metallic nancy
and give immunity 70 the world ~ trade from
violent fluctuations IN e1ehangc
In his discussion o. the b.l Mr Chan
aler took occasion 20 say that While he
was opposed to the issuance Of legal enaer
notes he did not sew anything but good
results in the coinage OF the silver
seigulorare Mr. Chandler IS nerally ia
favor Of silver as his record ana recent
criticism Of Secretary Gsgs for attempting
TO commit the country irrsyoeahly 20 The
gold standard show but since no seems to
believe In the restoration Of silver through
international blmeialifn rather on the re-
sponsibslity of the United States alone, his
vicws do moi meet With the hearty indorse-
mens OF the South and West
As an oppouont Of ,he gold standard Mr..
Chandler should see that there is little
hope Of the timely restoration Of sI,yer.
II we are IN awst, ,ba ac,,on ~ other ma j.
lions. The financial ,ntsvr,ty !, the
United States is Independent OF that o,
any ether nation and there ia no reason
why We should No, ts,nrn n tho coinage
a silver a, oncs ,evarslcss ~ ony sn,e,.
na,,onai ay,cars,, ~ sss,s,ancc - /.
absurd - contend "a, IN. on,rc,., ,n,5,.
es,s q, m. ,,orare,,as =, r,,rona sh,y,, n,
10 s,,na j. ,nass !, ,n, ,,n,,as s,a..s
they ~ ,horo,s,,v son,m,,,sa :, ~ so,,
s,anaars and /, u snnreno,y fao,I., q,
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Ptitics. after The war With spain IS over
viii have boom 70 which Wall street IN
a0ilon would only be circumstance. Gen
erals. colonels majors and captains VIII be
ar,us Ia II. II viii be no unusual occur
renee to Aud canyassing cards bearing tac
inscription For precinct constable, General
Gurslot" Hcassn help the plain citizen with
political aspirations them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Our ..rossylaE machine" Ia stlii IN prime
order htf We can no, afford 70 turn locss
heeYv praye.iiles On small boats that venture
o.. from The ahors occasionally % take 100.
81 5 real cruiser The point 70 thls paragraph
SPECIALIZED 'rnat,irg machines are very poor
artar.ensaoes 10 any respectable newspaper
rs,y do more harm 10 those who handle them
than 10 those at whom they are aimed.
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Fent.blo peapic Nlli b. compelled 20 deslg-
natt the foregoing as she yollowcSt sort q
ioftocl"ry Mr. Hryaus motives were doubt
l'fs gpod enough when be offered his services
- the lsresdcrI ~ tue United states, hat ne
ghl io have kpowH that N. pTesirn, could
have found little use for him. since M
hTyrns military education, through no Iauit
of The president seems 20 have been neglect
ID Thea. ieo thousands upon thousands u
such communications have been pouring IN
upou the president, many Of them from men
who have seen service. The chancc- ore that
Tho rreslocnt never saw tie Bryan letter, but
II he had seen H. why should he have paId
mora attention 90 Il than to similar ones from
thouhai DIS OF other private vitiRcaa '-Caivea-
ton News.
lie could at leas, have rent him Civll re-
ply TO The Posts certain knowledge tho
president has done this IN the case OF other
private citizens who have written 90 him.
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Neither the glory Of victory over Spain nor
n. seaeissslen BY fkis country of Cuba. Porto
R;co snc The PHILIPPINES viii se able 10 dwarf
N, silver issas. Like Banano'E shos; !, will
nnf down. When peace oaee more rsigns IN
tie land. the issue e, the century will sgain
be paramount Nor VIII %. agitation eeas-
nntil tn free coinage o. silver 81 the ratio 81
&c to has become the Law Of the land.
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peal reu.arks. b. ~o1,d today be plain Paddy
Morntjoy. BE is tut another example q the
daaziiess courage Of irisbs,eu. their sons ssd
dcsfvraarts. the world ever.
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rrrrepp Al rss p1sfofffcE Ar HogsToS, TEXAS
70 As slC<,xt CLASS MATTE
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we have got aIong in the war with spain
wIiteu; the aid o. foreign nations. Why can
not We manage Our nuances without their as
sis,ancef
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Al exchange says In headline that Dewey
Will rot be taken of his guard From this
distancc i, looks as though Dewey VIII not be
taken IL all
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rianeo -rscupe~s that be has provisions and
smmuriisoa sufficient 10 last hys montas
BlaBeo isn't running short Of fairy tairs
AIyhow
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neaasrs o: The Pos; msy esfsgt some items
81 rera from santiago shortly. and they
wnr't b. in fbr soristy column. either.
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TIN Houston Poet which has preserved n
strict neutrality IN the gubCruaturial contest.
noN admits that 1t begins 70 look ike
nome run for Candidate snyers san Au-
tunio Express.
ihc Post has no bias in this connocuon-.it
simply gives iaets
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TnE DAiLs POST. \ THE SUNDAY posi-.
xEMi.wEEXLy POST. ma Co.'s. per Week.
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the Newspaper readers who ran no, under
sand Why they do rot bear every day fron
every American ship on tho coast Of Cubs Tor
ett that the distance around tAa' Attia land
By water Is about the came "a irom saa Fran
cisco 20 Hawaii As all news nov IS shut of
b. telegraph. Il takes some t.me 20 hear what
is really going on at cicatuegos or Santiago
Oh The southern side
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Il begins 10 look as though President Nc
kiaiey win have To eDlist the services OF a
strategy board 20 locate tho whereabouts Of
spcpkcs Tom Reed On several important qucs-
iLnnl
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Homer 10 whom honor is due. Admiral Mon
uio' who made 50 saliant. though a losing,
nSos asainst Dewey. must rank as naval
aero. Hsd the sdmirai's ancestors remained
- ireland. - he Nsmphis Commercial Al
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Ia the future partition OF the orient by the
so-called great powers" the game Of freeze
oai with regard TO this country viii no longer
be played, Uncle sam viii be invited to take
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Spanish pride which is abou, as agreeable
rs Spanish onions. Is about to be Inundated
aad dragged IA the slough OF another remen-
do,.s "a sal defeat
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Merit counts everywhere VIII Merritt count
in the Philippine islands II he counts as
well 90 tho land as Dewey did on tho ses.
thtiC Will be no lack Of merit awarded him.
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Admiral ceryera has developed into quite q
staid old gentleman OF sedrntary habits

No city thar can not provide n plentiful sup.
ply Of pure water for the soldiers should *
peot OF desire to be selected or retained as n
poiht for mobilization Of volunteers II Is not
enough To say that good water will be fur.
niHhcd At some tine ia the future That will
neither euie nor prevent the sickness which
is certain to result from the use Of ,mpur0
water. san Antonio would rot ask that ,t,c
army post here be continued or volunteers be
concentrated here II she could not provide
plenty Of good water for tho soldiers as aoon
a5 th,y come and long as they remain -
San Antonio Express,
Now. dear Statesman turn your guns 10 the
westward for awhile
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rae great Americap Naiioasi game has been
Transferred from the diamond to the bulletin
board. There crowds congrogate all day for
news Of base hits by schiey or sampson and
speculate on Ccrveras home run OF his foul
ins out at Santiago.
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The magnificent performance of the Apeh-
con navy tn tho present waf with spalu has
been a niotter Of the greatest Pride and graft
heotion OF tho American pfoule 1t clearly
Demonstrates mat with now ct al propoi-
uotr,e with those o. the so-called great,
teetrr' We could almost single handed defy
the world.
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Telephone Numbers: s ssslss:. a. e:

FRIDA,. JtsE 8. 1875.
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Perhaps the strategy beard was made cut Of
rieee CT the Cuban plank OF the republican
platform,
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Says the Louisville Dispatch: "The roar Of
the British lion aud the reream OF the Ameri.
eau eagle have had the effect to threw all
Europe iuto state Of apprehension. The tank
about foreign interference IN behalf of spain
has been practically stopped by the threat Of
aa Arslo'saxca alliance THIS hats and the
evils the ,ackals and the wolves. are ready
10 hunt cover whoa threatened by the King Of
birds and the king OF beasts
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Houston is going TO get that bayou Improve.
ment appropriation neat winter II IS writ.
and what IS WI, must be.
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Talk about the hcrrers Of war. jus, drive a
buggy over that Congress street pavement!
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fN@cs ~ wat SNHkANah hANNt pavement
Ne~ Orleans States; Tho question has been
asked why Dewey Is such great tighter
tbs answer is easy enough Dewey belongs
TO tbt little band Of democrats 10 Vermont
AMI history has shown that when o Vermca,
Democrat gets into fight ho never stops to
ASK wien the battle Is over. Dewey comes n
race OF dcmoerats Ia Vermont who are ali
WAYS IN the minority and get licked In every
eiSfton, but they are fighters ana come up to
tho scratch every time.
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An effort Ia being raade to pull Senator Mills
pSes INTO the senatorial coates, In Texas.
Senator Mills Is not apt to be deluded IN this
connection. lie mus, know that at this late
stafe Of the campaign he could not hope for
success, aud he Is not the kind Of man 10
permit the use Of his name by a few indt.
vidus's who desire to vent their spite asalns,
ana air their opposition to Governor culber-
son.
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By way Of amendment, 20 the penhiug
revenue bin Senator Chaodltr offered lie
following: