The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
THE REPUBLICAN m
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Washington. Angus, 1Ol
statement Of Senator Bu,,o,.. =
war in the Philippines i ~. y" y
next year and the end i !, ,aa 2 4
IN 81 situation will be 70 t ~ y, y \
Of the republican party = y. s!s| 4
as any surprise to the adu, ss 4
as a note of warning e A.
is oil special importance =, =, pssl
a democrats that the reDuslls g. :. =
prehend the danger thsr. '' !. 1 ~ \
cess OF the party next Va, !, Y
arms are not victorious \ N. J
by that time. y ~ a'tl1
Senator Burrows Is ,u,
gansett Pier, where he 4. 'a
ference with the leaders ,.s 's''|
MS party. What he SAN - ~. -
Inc stamp of a party u.ter,s,. \.
as If it were intended d NJ.
secretary of war to more s.,,s
IN !. the Philippines. Either II,
it it opens a door for retreat !, =, !. 4
,lcans in the house and sen.,s
ly says that the continuaDo. !. !.
makes the outlook for the rs,,s''.'
very gloomy. sS'
III | could have had ny ~
says, I'VE would have .,ms,.
coaiing station in Luzon 49,.
over the islands," W pva
He predicts that their oxn,r,,.
of infinite trouble to us ana N.
as We begin to conflict with 4.
they will join in general ha j.
ment against us over the CONNIE
East.
Members of the adminlst,,,,.,
censed at the utterances Of SAM.
rows, as 1t weakens their .s..-
makes the problem all the hard,
ior the party. Every republic, \
seen everything which Senato,
said' but up to the present Tina a
stood together in support ., n
dent. save those who took The WI
ing the discussion Of the treaty 4
war was mistake.
A great number Of the leadlp,
the party have turned upon C.,r
and have urged the president d
him of his command. This IN n
has refused to do and will coutIur
on the reports as sent to him i,
seat of war. The president Mn,
prehends the danger to his r.sIs.
the rebellion is not put down Il i,
date. but he believes that The pal
be content If he concludes the VI
the beginning Of another bot
which will set in about April, In
tween now and December Gem
will be allowed to conduct The I
,ording to his ideas. He hi, "
reiterated the statement that y
needed 10000 effective men. Iih
made great Roadway by that tin,
be made to suffer and the admits
will then take prompt means TOT
ng the rebellion.
\ ~
There will very likely b aiu!i
or ten regiments for garrison dyq
line in the early fall.
Some time ago / stated that tAh
De done. 1t becomes more necesaE
lay. The United States Is LEFT Ea
y any troops for garrison duty.
,ver, it Is desirable for the depir,
lave fresh supplies to take TIE
which become tired q
york and sickness In Porto Ris
cuba. This will be the remoa
or the call. If it is made, bu! n
department is anxious to have NJ
veil equipped in case the o'rsl]
hands more men in the phlliprlra
The president and his advisor
ZEE that they will not only ha'e
Diverse criticism from the deaa
he rebellion Is not soon stopped,
epublicans as well. The poMT
encies may demand q reyoluieln.
les within the party. The repuaas
ot like to sacrifice their polla
are for a war in which they aa
alf-hearted interest In at nM
penly said at the department 'aI
raj Otis is replaced and ~
1augurated, that it will be LAW,
ice which will be taken. ana
ards of 100000 men will % slI
philippines in order that zoe
e brought to a speedy Close !,
he republican party DO sassa
olltics and not patriotism WI! y
hilippine policy from now o. =,
hen Senator Burrows u1'elan 4.
lken as the first step 10 =
gainst Mckinley.