The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
|RVps ON KENTUCKY CONTEST.
IA. Courier Journal.

FMs Ccurler-Journal.
b Esa. Henry D. Clayton, congress-
shn The Third Alabama district and
Mtonll democratic committeeman
"a, State, left Louisville yesterday
sMsaown, where he will speak to-
It'll. interest OF Goebel and the DEM
u tItset
rsyton Is one of the most prorni-
tncfats In the South, and is one of
elIns chief advisers. His coming to
rq to make speeches for Goebel
H exclusively how Mr.. Goebel is re-
b National party leaders.
ias union depot yesterday afternoon
lFton, when asked for his opinion Of
laiian IN Kentucky, said:
kiTe Mr. Goebel will be elected
Er, He should win and l do not
ars democrats of this State are 60
rws'look such valuable opportun-
stslthrow republicanism. Democrats
isalt the whole country are for Goe-
Insight here in Kentucky is not local
y means 1t is Of National import
% The party. The National leaders
s1ne's Of the National committee
hsalng every move In the State, and
'a9Il VIII be exerted to elect Mr..
ne Is brilliant man, and will
.al'aeky one of the best governors
w ever had. Should Mr.. Goebel
NY blackburn will not go back to the
M'o senate, and that would be a
~ 70 the democratic party. Ken
" Y low represented in the senate by
tAsay, man of great character and
Wy man who does not represent
, ~ Of the people, and by De-
~ u nonenity. Mr.. Lindsay will
TX e retired. Does Kentucky want
sS.alues to represent her In the
sa.es senate? In my opinion Joe
w can represent the people of this
~ satisfactorily than any other
4. ne is a man of Hbility and
k,ss anu Is democrat through and
. ~ about the reported anti Bryan
~ 10 the South?"
Tsls Is such a movement in the
grSsat know IT," replied Mr.. Clay
Dsleve Joe Willett Is trying to
IA Vii, I lor Van Wyck for president.
|h,h % going to the Arctic region
n a. ,ne boom, l think, before he
M, 9nu, py the way, judging from
\ n !, Joker says, the boom of Van
4 'us East does not amount to
|, ss mn Undoubtedly be the nominee
" III party In 1900, and as
~ an election is to be held.
a., vupncans can not hope to win.
In, ''' three sessions of congress,
lave they done? They have
u, Question relating to the
~ sem. McKinley's administra-
VIM 49, n one continuous blunder. The
!5aish. st answer for the crimes of
xbss american war, the war in the
eaH naicn has been disgracefully
san na anu the formation OF trusts.
ahye ne,s set around these questions.
4M ,o.hihg upon which to make "a
hmm qoomed to defeat. Such men
kstIdsr. tioar and Scott differ from
Gty css y his Philippine policy, II
lsstIora DC said to have a policy on
nv M, ana the question of finance.
IA fosss the republicans can do is
~ thsv WI more years time claim
SOD aad the war on their hands
<As ny NJ attempt to solve other
\ Ibavm s excuse VIII not fool. the
'Asy, want bzlAer financial sys-
II IA :, opposed to the <formation
I ~, me me CONCENTRATION OF wealth;
ehlinrS,e ileve in prosecuting a war
w IL p rs similar to the one waged
~ hon uoa, and they are going to
rla, uon at the polls"
a ya VIII speak Jointly with the
ertr,s eItie for 1ae week. and then
\ ~ viii be made for him for
-AS IN THO LEAD.
y iss.arr that He VIII Re-