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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13
pIsGnAonFuL DnVnnopMnyr,.


Last Thursday, when IL was foxnecto,
'ha' the presidents Cuban message woul,
pe sent TO congress, the fact was h,,llo-
uhoo IN Houston during the forenoon ~,
inc document would not be nrose,,e,
rms information came through common
cial circles, from New York and Landau
before the noon hour while tho congross
user was IN Ignorance OF the postpone
ment and was patiently waiting with filled
seats and packed galleries for the presi-
dents messenger
rhat the stock exchanges We're Informed
before congress or the fnct OF dclay w.s
regarded AS proof suiYicien, that soma ono
on the inside of the official circle was IN
collusion with the spectators. ana using
White House secrets TO Influence or rather
play the market. The Post special from
Washington in yesterdays issue EXPLAINS
everything,
Sunday night last Mark Hanna was NJ
the cabinet meeting. on the outside Wait
Ing for him was MIR. Torrey. the represen-
tatlve Ia Washington OF the sugar trust.
SO soon as the message was revised Hanna
wont into the hall and had a whisnaraa
conversation with Torroy. and IN fIttecn
minutes later the magnates In New York
were Informed by telephone OF everything
mat had been done In the cabinet ses-
sion.
" Y any longer q mystery as to where
~ previous Information was obtained. BY
- stock speeulasorsy Is II possible q
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! Maitre Labori, NJ. ciemenceau,. Command
ant Esterhazy and ex-capfain ~Drcyfus are
also in request.
Sir Henry lrying's eldest son has Just
published a life OF tie 6lo6dy Judge Jsf-
ffeys IN which he tries to rchabilitato that
worthys character,
The widow OF the Spanish poet Gorilla
hiss been reHcued from the poor house by
presents from tho queen, the community
OF Granada and the Royal academy at
Madrid. .y7
Kyle indicator: The Post takes
rank as one OF the leading papers OF The
South. and taking It altogether ii has
few, u any. superors in the field OF Amcri-
can journalism.
The prince OF Wales is spending nil
MS spare moments since his arrival ON the
Riviera in iearaing to ride a bicycle. His
teacher, Commander Fortescue, IL. a., saws
that he is an apt pupil.
Tsching-ta- Jen, tie new Chinese ambas
saaor to France, is Catholic. He comes
OF family that was converted two CEN
turles ago BY Jesuit missionary, and has
remained Catholic ever since.
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY. Arnu. 10
TWELV We PAGES
nGAp,NG A wnIRLwIND.


To secure good legislation in congress,
In the State legislatures, or In municipal
councils, It is not sufficient merely to pro-
test at the time when some representative
has violated his duty TO his constituents.
His derclicilon OF duty must be romem-
bered at The next election aud an example
be made OF him.
The good people Of lllIuols are taking
steps just now to discipline a lot of their
Legislators in u practical way. by leaving
them at home. Tho late illuois legislature
passed what was known as the Alien blll.
extending franchises FOR long period
to tho street railway companies Of
Chicago, Tho blll met with almost
universal disfsyor in The Lake city and
tho protests against IL we're vigorous as
they were numerous. Yerl,cs. the street
railway marnate OF Chicago, WAS aided by
Governor Tanner and succeeded in con-
trolling the legislature in tho focc OF pop
ular opposition. IL was charged that cor
ruption was nj the bottom of Mr.. Yer1es
victory and the Illinois press was almost
unanimous in deuouncing the men who
voted for tho Alien bin.
Another election is pending now and the
public are being heard from. Tho papers
are Publishing lists of the members who
supported the obnoxious measure and pco-
pie OF ell parties are getting together to
give Il signal demonstration OF tho power
of popular resentment. Many of the old
members have seen The sstherins storm
and declined 10 oIlor for IH7flortion.
This action in Illinois wiz bo watched
%ith Interest everywhere throughout the
country. If these doreIict ana objectionable
legislators arc generally retired to private
ife, the fact viii become q valuable oh
lect lesson and indicate that The people
can sim be aroused TO repudlate dlshon
est or unfathnl representatives,.
The trouble with the American people Is
that thoy are too APT to allow their In.
a'snation against their officials. Mt any
given time TO oxpend itself before another
election rolls around. They too soon forrot
and forgive. The willy domagogue can too
easily deceive the public by apeclous ex-
plantations and new promises. If the COIN
Try Is to enjoy good government, the peo-
Pic must have longer memories and nrovo
less gullibie,
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| bans ere exposed for there are others, ac-
co-ding TO the Post, who are waiting TO
make money out OF Cuban Independence.
| 1t says
40 our knowledge government officers
| who have any purchasing power are being
visited with sheaves OF congressional rec
Commentators to enable them to have q
whack al this tfiing'" All the money max
ing men; although gently opposing war. are
eager 10 get al Cuba as a new field what
kind Of government they VIII estapiisn
there does not trouble them In the least
Who are these money making mem me
Post should be more explicit. Are they the
pccp.e who are working up the purchase
scheme, and desire that Cuba should issue
one or Two hundred millions Of bonds to be
eold and the proceeds applied 10 an indem-
nifty TO Spain2 II Is certain that the Amer
lem people do not desire that. Neither do
they desire as the Post seems 10. that CUBA
should be reduced TO subsection aud forced
10 continue Its heavy tribute to Srain. IL
has rot occurred to those who are worry
ing about our responsibility for Cuban gov
eminent that we would have no respon-
sibility II we simply recognized the inde-
pendence OF the Cubans and let them gov
ern themselves or course, In that case,
we should be under obligations to require
Spain to withdraw her troops by the Nom
zoe doctrine but We should not be re-
sponsihIe for Cuban government any more
than we are for Mexican, or Central or
South American governments. What Is the
matter with self government for these peo- ?
nile? Has self government proven failure
In this hemisphere The Sentinel does not
believe that It has or that IL VIII. Give
the Cubans Independence and let them take
care of themselves.
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special privileges BY the West to Eas
lines to the Atlantic seaports. A harmon
ious and concerted movement should BE-
made also in securing the necessary ap.
preparations for the further Improvement
of our Gulf harbors
An alliance between the large Eastern
cities, such MS is suggested. could be de-
pended on TO still further work those In
fIuenccs in congress against the South that
have already been instrumental in turning
ten dollars in appropriations eastward
where one has come southwark. 1t Will DC
well, therefore, for the Gulf ports to watch
this Boston scheme as an active hostile
factor. while we arc seeking government
even II we can not accomplish
4 counter alliance which VIII secure d.
rect increase in our trade from the South
md West
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AN EASTERN TRADE lI,LIay,,m

That the development of Southern az
port and import trade Is beginning IN ho
Neeh'y ieit IN tho great North Atlantic
ports OF our country, is becoming doiblv
houceapie by reason OF The proposed ron,
plnation between tho Eastern norts To-. a.,
mntuai protection of their business ma
interests in the premises
Tho Boston Associated ponra NJ ,r..,.
mas inaugurated a movement for nm ain,
'nce " mo leading commercial, orpnnixa.
lions OF the Eastern seaport cities "a 70
tain the latter's old time prominence os
exporting. importing and distributing cor.
ters- Tho recent successes OF Nav y,rp
IN working UP excursions from the intc,,or
to the metropolis, suggested to poston tho
iuea OK concerted movement after that
order by Boston, New York. rhIladenb,a
ana baltimore. In the correspondonce en-
Tar mad In furtheranee OF the schema ~,
south's progress has not been mentioned
put the ideas advanced and the propos,-
lions laid down show where tho threnten.
ing danger Hes that has inspired tbe do.
are for this alliance. The secretary NJ
me Boston Associated Board of Trade. for
example, thus writes OF this contaminated
movement.
The attention of the mcrcbants OF pos,ou
mas to's the past year boon attracted 10 Inc
sfsI,.. q ne merchants OF New YORK,
tsntuvsn Sneir Merchants association. IN Az
the city Of Now York, ana 4 eaT.au, s s,,, 70
tnv enect Of these operations has cnrw,s,,, ~
soLo q ~ that tho movement has = aiu,'i, :
s1u.s any nearing which should Iui,uenrn a,i
=. tne NothsrD Atlantic eeabonrd i,iasp
H.~ tofk, fhllndelphla. DsItimurp ana lbs
tpn,--t0 Qo-pperato IN nttrnrtinr h.v.,rs as,
+ nLssneta % tho East, generally thns s,a,,,
- = eom'neh cause u rescue b,,ss,,a
XXX Axay from the Eastern scnpurts NJ
Nnst Should tho Gulf ports do under
tAase cIrcufnstspoes7 Manifestly Il u Y,
I fhslr Interest % attempt By similar ~ ~
sonae other naovsmsnt 10 hold mi. w"s,.rn
+ ~ southern trAde. We ars hot only n.
4 glnaARt y ~ the largest grain shipment.
Z I'D West and South, But o,,r Sno,,.
taARlag Gosd Import trade ana sro
eeing inportAns dlslributIug
nerce now coming our wav
PsIpS llnmsA xurably ii.
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shyster Lawyers.
National Journalist.

National Journalist.
The Publishers association of New York
city has offered $4,000 in separate awards
Tor proofs to convict shyster lawyers guilty
OF what in old law books is termed
ehamperty or maintenance or In other
words, those who take up aud mainta !,
gfoundiess actions on speculation for the
purpose OF annoying or blacGmailing pub-
ilshers These suits are generally brought
On an agreement for the whole or share
oi any amount that may be obtained IN
settieineht or by verdict. Publishers hive
sometimes been able 10 buy OH these pre-
tending defenders of character and IN ser
tie 100000 libel suit with a $50 suli of
clo'hes TO add to the personal comfort ana
appearance of the brefess attorney br Of
as 10 SUITS OF clothes as Well as 10 suits ~
iaM' ihe wise, manly course. however il
tnat taken by these publishers 10 defe,t
anu punish the shysters and Their BY lea h
d lesson IN mora.s anu to avoid tho danger
vi constant annoyance. A New York law
provides for the punishment OF such or.
lenders who, while posing as orflcers n.
court and representative of iustne u,,rL
only to prevent the processes az On. ana
70 deieat the ends of the other. II is mors
manly, however. to detect and cxrosa
.heso shysters and thereby teach a less-n
IN morals and avoid the danger ~ Con-
slant annoyance w."
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None for Him.

Don't want no bullets swishin'.
Fer peace is hard ter beat;
The rivers ripe fer iishin'
An the birds mir slngin' sweet;
An Teller fails ter dreamin',
With the daisies at his feet,
Don't want no captains caliin'
Ter charge, or ter retreat;
The snringtime blooms air fallln'
On the medder an the street;
An the bees air slppin' honey
From the hearts o. rosss sweet.
pont want no hayonets shinin'
Whsr the blossoms orter be;
Whar woodlan vines air twinin'
an RUS sing sweet terasea.
ror springtlmc's here assmiiin,
An loailn' roun' with mtl asrs
--Auapta Constitute
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POINTS Anour p p'li,,

Tho German emperor Is expected In
Scotland next fall for deer stalking. The
last time he was there was In 1878.
George Augustus Salas widow has gone
into bankruptcy through taking upon her
self her late husbands debts.
Duke George Of SAKE Meiningen has lust
celebrated his silver wedding with Helene
Franz, the actress. who is his third wlf,
The sellers q zola's photographs are In
great glee, and have been sending lar,
Quantities OF them to Germany, Russ.
England, Italy and Belgium, Likenessss Of
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FOR sAYERs
A Labor Paper ut DALAI
Him for GOyefnot

A Labor Paper nt DAh
Him for Governsi
Dallas, Texas, April NJ
workman, published in DANE
ports 10 be the official organ
state Labor union, has cone
in support of Congressman
lengthy and very flatteri%
The Bastrop candidate m
among other things, says;
Major Joseph d. saysn !.
proud of his life's record
be grateful that for Q ~
century he has been welEr
ance with such men as Thfoel.
ey. Culberson. Coke. Rslsn
Mills. Roberts ireland. kos \,
other great lights Of The q. Ss
well as with the presenl AZ
tho younger democracy . aa
the peer OF any Of his ssp
+
lows. i,
Major sayers is in ever! Y
tional character. He nss , ~.
tin,ation of his feiiow ~ I
United States from tne * X n
took his scat In congress = ..,s
present time. when n.y. a.s
conservative leader e.ssi
rlotest corner Of the laru 7, n
a, this is reserved for . * M
is Accomplishment, ! y sn,es N
Major Sayers the collt,oel,'ss.
political friend and roe au sss5.
reward Of his untIrlns . ss'l,'i
work and answering nOs
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The Post a snccess.

=, rue fourteenth anniversary edition Of
~, me HOUSTON Post was one OF the anes,
~ hr as, ever gotten UP in the South. hay-
hlied with choice news and n r auie n n,,
oi up-lo- date reading, The Post has bean
y success from the beginning and RANK
Win the best Southern newspapers.
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The POSTS Anniversary.
Madisonyille Meteor.

Last Sundays issue OF The Houston Post
was II hummer. and was issued III com
memoration of its fourteenth Anniversary
The effort Was n success and mirrors
fourteen years OF successful business. In
addition TO a splendid news service. coy :
airing homie and fcraisn fields. Il CON
tanned write-ups OF large number OF the
leading towns OF Southern Texas
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The Future of Hou,,ou.

NV 'aiW ana STOCK Record.
Aas' sunday The Houston Post celebrated
~ aonrteenth birthday by issuing PAPER
., ,iity-cight pages, eight OF which vwss, ,.,
Tinted Tinted IN eolors illustrating tho present
Do, ana It's prospective future. The
n uo vsn not be too optimistic in regaPd
70 oe the metropolis Of the South,
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ny, THIS Applies to Every County.
WITS Point Chroniclc. 49,

me democrats OF this county will hay.
aa easy victory this fail. but does this
no' mean that any one has time to slssn
h,s III. sh., oars. Every democrat must put
as shoulder to the wheel and push.
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co,,np Nils stsr.

saco, Maine. April |, M
cloth mills started ip ~ ,s,s,
terday, all the strikels s,,,ns "a
with the exception Of s0l ~
and web drawers y sso.tl1
of the mills there was : sscI
and many Of those VIZ VIZ sitk|
failed TO get It. Inc ~ ~ j
ploy 1000 hands, have .dusssssiIls
uary II, when the PRE- ,.s
cause Of II cut In waBe
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doubt that Mark Hanna has been using his
freedom Of the White House for specuia-
tive purposes?
What an insurerabls disgrace to the Ma
| ton,
That common stock gambler and con
| scienceless ward politician should have the
entree to the cabinet meetings and the pri-
yate office OF the chief magistrate. at all
hours Of the day and night, and should
acute phases OF grave crisises in the
couHtry's history is Il humiliation that
ought 10 bring blush to the most hard
oned cheek in tho United States.
To think Of common puppet in the
executive chair Of the Nation, manipulated
by constituencies agents OF rings and
cliqnesi To contemplate the giving out of
State secrets to stock gamblers, before the
congress has even an intlmation of pres-
Dental actionl
What right has Mark Hanna to sit in the
cabinet,
Mckinley has not assumed responsibility
for him as a cabinet officer Is 1t not
violation of all rules of propriety and de-
cency that this spotted campaign manager
should thrust himself into the cabinet
counsels of the Nations ministers? is it
possible that Hanna can not trust his pup
pet in the hands of the cabinet? Must he
have hold of the string at all times, even
to the public scandal Of the country?
What a debasement, what u prostitution,
there was of The American ballot and
American manhood when ibis country sold
itself In 1896 to Mark Hanna!
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II congress should continue to indorse Me-
Ktnley's policy of inaction, there are the
people In November next, And maybe they
won't speak out IN meetia,,
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GOSSIP OF os

. saopplns district se,s,',
tifal gown on ! NJ
carried Spanish tlouss
. sentiment ,n smothen 81
. realistic anlus,..
s''mped along PARK ~
He was a poor, old, Ga,
man on crutches. n.
scanned, his whole i. 3
breadth escape; and !.
the placard: TIN
a sneak thief. arrsI...,
court Yesterday, made !. y
didn't T.. know 1t. He w.. :
ing a gold watch belons,s. 4
Anna Mitchell, a Ra,ns.,.
TO, ton Miss Mitchell,
.,,nepiece, said 1t was r,s
!, Washington !, I y y by GenersI
Inscription oil the
., sray /. lin in French, prsssi \
Several men about tovs :,
an uptown cafe erinklnr &
party touched his gla,s
others and asked him Y.
originated. None comb "a
remind lis We are posses..s I,
he replied. I'VE have NJ Y
the liquor, feeling, snlelIiss
but we can not hear 4 3.
tom OF touching glassss / \
II II he rode home ever
owl car on the broadway NJ
There was scarcely a them,
night where a reference j
another was not made b
state of affairs In Washin,,
variety theaters. whera 4
showed a photograph 4 \.
the applause was trelneudss
median, who refused 10 Al,
" hen he got his cue, ~,
other actor in the cast !,
for. I'm waiting Il
message" was the respunx
had to be suspended uutl
subsidized.
Ono Of the commissioner /
'und today drew up a rcsolata
go a long way toward I'M
benefit" nuisance. 1t plsr
md players neither to give d,
nor their services for any Il.
II cases of National or local d
ess the beneficiary shall tua
Ter cent of the gross receipu
RS fund to assist In liz
work. The regulation Whipped
fleet here next month, lta
many people here will have y
ext summer.
There is the utmost rird
The numerous prospective y
s to who shall have The cpss
lent ring, the greatest shoE 1
lowers at the wedding aia
of wedding present.
Kay is choosing in Paris d
which her son Clarence VII
hen he weds Miss Duer, and
o be worth a snug little M
he brides to-be have received
Iiomonds and pearls. as vsa
furnished from top to bCr
is weddings are on the Eiss
md in every instance the Y
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Mr. Mckinley has had to confess that he
was no match for such men Ms canovas and
sagasta In diplomacy, and yet he does not
seem to have had enough Of H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

Possibly Mr.. Mckinley would like to op-
tain china's influence in arranging an hon.
orahle place. III Hung Chang and Hanna
could soon agree upon policy.
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BY tho way. there are some vacant Amer
ican ccnsuates in Cuba. lhc faithful who
have been unpro,iied for should apply early
aud avoid the rush.
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IIIE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
r az rHB
Houston Printing Company.

& 3 f lx0lSMEsSIoN vies. esssIDssT.
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Hanna has nerve To taSe big hand IN
great Material Questions while an invcstl-
satins committee Is discovering that be Is
ma, entitled to his seat III the senate by
reason OF bribery,
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The Posts nn-American island contempo-
rary, tho Galveston News, finds only words
OF commentator for McKinley's Cuban mes
sase' 1t Endorses the request that the whole
matter be left with the president. The News
Is afraid to trust the more than 400 senator's
and representatives in congress. coming from
and speaking for the people, but would give
Mckinley aud Hanna carte blanche in the
prcmisesl sun. the News is to an extent
excusablo. 1t supported Mckinley as the
guardian of National honor in 1895, and it
would etultify itself by refusing to stand by
him now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

Uttered At THn posrofricH At HOUSTON, TEXAS.
AS SECOND CLASS NATTER.
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II has been several days now since Barney
6ibhs worked OF ono OF his ready made ''in-
terriews' ON an unsnspecting democrat,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

IIopkinsyills, KY Ap.sI
Of Lewis Campbell, .
extremely iii after dr'u
Children died yesterde
bic agony. The moIhes ssiisI|
are now in a dying q q
lieyed trough on ra' 4
dropped In the coiiee.
Ward i.ine
New York. AOrll az ~
ficials announce that
wedpesdays: their char!
nett for Mexican ports s
and on April 10 the
and Mexican ports
roash, r.s g, G
81 New York ana 10y
piitsburg fought twelve
here last night.
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S1sE DAILY POST, n THE SUNDAY POST.
70 Columns. i@o TO so1 Coils.
GEmi-wEEKLy POST. ,is Coils. per Week.
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The postofflce al Fort Worth can always
he counted on for its full share of political
prominence and embarrassment
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lloratio Rubens. ESQ. counsel for tho Gu
ban Junta has succeeded to the reputation OF
the lato lamcnted Burchard of Jim blaine
times. lloratlo is finding that there is more
In this Cuban question than his philosophy
droamt Of.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

Tho Houston Post has more renders today
than ony other daily Texas newspaper ever
had. And they are increasing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

There are very few men IN this country
who want war for wars sake. The term
lingo is badge OF distinction when it is
applied to one who only desires to see his
country do It's duty to humanity and to its
own best interests for the future as well as
Tho prescnt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

In all this excitement and war scare re-
member that the BACKYARD is the chief source
OF danger to the South at this time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

The big meeting of iumherrnen mt Beau.
mont ought to no kind of love feast Just
now. Various causes. chiefly railroad rival
ries. havc contributed to open up new mar
kcts and business is promising The Texas
field is coming steadily into greater prom
lncncc and dividing trade with the West and
North
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

General Lees reception In this country mas
more than repaid him for All the insults Re
suffered from tho Havana rahblc. If he were
agnn at tho head OF his division OF the Army
of Northern virginia he could march from
Cane Maysi to plnar del Rio without being
once checked-and this is no spread -cagle
talk, either!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13

Wei, you ought to sec how the subscribers
come rolling into Tho Post these days It's a
eipht'