The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-15
|TfMENT BY M'LEAN.
\. democrat Reviews the Result Of
the Recent Election.
|uve FOR THE ADMINISTRATION
snn,J Cause II TO Halt In Its
w.y.nn Grateful for Con-
edencc shown In Him.

nuati Enquirer s, :,
Mclean, have you anything 70
have heard from sandus'sy,
nrovn clermont, Highland, Mcr-
,m defiance, Fairfield and others
.w,re a surprising increase in the
.r.,,e majority, which cuts down the
Alcan plurality.
facing Mr. Jones vote at lzV'o"'' 'nis
-,,co Mr.. Nash, the administrator
,.,,o MIR. Elanna's mani 10000 IN the
INV IN the State OF Ohio. We have
- look back four or five years when
-.nublicans carried Ohio by u ,ooo,
10000 majority over all the o,ter
5..ss and now, with nearly looo'ooo
cast, Nash is chosen governor o"t
minority of $4,000.
resun Is both astonishing and
,,y,,r and shows the attitude oil the
,ha state of Ohio toward the
ant administration.
pN1NG TO THE ADMINISTRATION
This connection am Justified ~
- some observations as citizen Oh
s. e ~ Ohio believe The vote, X
;, rosulted in my election. would nave
word of warning to tho admins"
rot IN 20 on on the lines II has
travelling While my election wouiu
emphasized this lelief. the amaSlne
5ority IL. which the administrators Gah-
,e has been placed by the result. seems
he. speaks in thunder tones 20 Las re-
dican administration.
Ehers can be no such thing as dema-
after the result is known, and |
"a say again that it is for the indie
3dsnt business man. and for the man not
Ige.ber certain of his position in the
ncial world, and FOR the poor mau lhat
q sorry. thought that GemocraIic
{drv here would have been 4 word oil
kning TO the administration not to go
5fast, 10 tfink we'll before 1t acted, and
tr assume powers tbar>lid not belong
hut everything seems to be lost Tor
| time being in the whiri of money max
this pursult of money. surely, fhere
tomething teyond that. A man full OF
enthusiasm Of Youth, with no respon-
Slities, no one depending upon him,
a no one to come after him. can al
4 to laugh and play with government,
there is nothing in the world that
sld give me so much happiness as to
heve that my son was to have as good
nance in the world as | have had.
OPPORTUNITIES PASSING AWAY.
FThe opportunity for young fellow to
along and be independent is fast pass
away Combinations, cent'allzations
the thing of the hour. Everything Is
|naced by it. The professional aiaa. The
Eyer, is yet to be assailed.l There is rot
Professional man in this city but knows
bt he is threatened as we'll as the crafts
IN or the small business man. LOOK al
great legal firms in New York. Cal
|ntion two or three (the professional
In in this city all know them) wnq no"
longer employ men in other cities
len they have cases, but send their OF
Q lawyer, who goes to the city Where the
i is pending, and where he coHsults
tn the clients and employs for very
lall amount local attorney and man
es the case from New York. Counsel.
! is done In New York, the case prepared
New York. and great fees are paid TIC
w York. 1t is the work of absorption
ing on. Men are fast becoming merely
ietail-a part, They are no longer indie
ndent. The trust absorption Of bust.
IS means 10 take away from the profess
NAL man. the attorney at law. his bust
is. Where ten separate and distinct
siness houses each had its own lawyer
ese ten houses consolidated employ By
2. As London is to England, so is New
rk fast becoming to the initial States
is the great wheel that has ,r4lted
trent that attracts everything to II.
Rarely an enterprise of any conse-
ence is started without the aid OF New
'rk capital. All returns are made to TIA
eat city. Mckinley has followed suit
!, too. has undertaken to absorb ina
"er that we have always believed be
aged to the legislative part Ct our gov
hment Even yet 1t is not 100 late fo
9 president to go slowly, 20 wait Unit
ngress assemblies and then heaH from
9 people through their representatives
LET MKINLEY TAKE HEED.
i was defeated. Therefore what say
cry thinking man must believe
mes from sense of honest belieg.
'pe that Mr.. Mckinley loves his oop.tr,
ough not 10 pursue the lines tt.at ne ha
zen on for the past year; to counssl wit
yer men, to get better SURROUNDINGS
mas ample time to make 4 splendid
story for himself, to have his mama c
Sn as man who loved his countr,
ore than he did the personal gals an
vantage of his friends. He should tbro'
tne baneful influence OF Hanna, a mo
40 mas nothing above the commercial in
net man who never once mention
country; man who never once refer
me Institutions of his country. VII
ne surround himself with men Q
'nu' OF position. of undouLted and spot
. regulations There are thousands c
now
. VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
Inc democratic party, and great bod
independent republicans. men who pt
nscience above gains. love of oountr
owe personal advantages, crossed the lin
- voted. not in hatred OF the administers
~, ~, oul lor love of country. | take 1t the
eanl 70 warn the president that he wa
ing the traditions of our country. VI
' y Of it's past, of its great mission
~ 'nat they would resume their partisan
~ directly after the election and be {
~ republicans az ever. | believe til
a , 81 the elections will serve as
+" aing TO the administration, 70 the ina
ne white House, that the peonle al
USED ! think the result in Ohio is
"a. victory for the people. All tt
a'r OF he government. all the none
4 cslolng, that threatening, that IL
~ could bring, was got together. ~
~ Was not a United States legation
s,ppe That did not receive letter d,
a ,g OF the minister and all his su
nu'ngs contribution 10 tho Ham
.u' mink of the disgrace, A lett,