The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
DELEGATES TO kANsIs'
(BY GEnnrn !. = Z.

tBf GEORGE D. Aau,s..
I'D Dallas I... Texas, May s.-lss.'' a \
me Efforts made IN csrt.', Z s's
control aa,'so the Austin sonvsatlo. WV W.
saiiey and to select i d.ls, :, ss''s
Kansas City convention ~ ss''a
MIN ana to the ideas h, nv. s' '
u upon winch he won right ! i
senatorial toga, Great.
amusement among inform. .0ai'is
Inc idea originated with y,s
and few other disgruptI.s W.,
herents and is not at ali ,,s,. saa'h
real Keeling among thu ms'csslvs i
VINO followed Senator chIIss q
Inc great majority az ~" "'Ses ~
so lar as can be learned, fs sI'i!n
mas peen enough fighting NH. ~
OF the Texas democracy tbls ' y 10
perfectly content to wait a., .ssr "
10 De promulgated by ths N ~ Paw
vention at Kansas Citv Sauaasi
\ Mr AZ, naliey. Senator chilton an WI \,
democrats will stand. ~ az U
IL is hatred of Bailey ana
any man or any idea that = n0s mi
men who are still flghtinr uu's's
gan mere in Dallas and, probss',
lizea INTO greater strength be,a !, w
where else in Texas. But ev rss ,aai
Farmer Shaw at the head !, !. usA
guard. That is all the nrocs y e'1x
to. Some men never know MA 'ua lEtd
had enough. Their pugnacIt rsI ~. .ag
TO DO things that ars witbou, ~. w
The democrats of Texas $3.50 ssss
Bailey and Mr., Bailey,s Ia.s. uossa
gated the ninth and ten,h ~ n
the Galveston platform i ~. 's'aa'i
nrst are to the front; the Ist,. 80
'he mole they deserved to BE- ust !
~
The delegates to Kansas CITY N,
on the platform that Mr. Bailey -.
for at Galveston, This much !, :.
tain as anything that has M, :,
paned. The splendid victory w. y ( y
GAINESVILLE statesman will not i. NJ
70 turn to dead fruit, even VA. .
dred Farmer Shaws to attsmn, !. : "
this result about, OF this mnrS y.
clisue still hating Bailey and sn,nrs..
splthres may rest assured
only one democratic copgresxm,. I,
texas opposed Mr.. Bailey al lsI,.,s
Inat one, Judge Burke Of Dallas I i
only one of the number who e ",
IN danger of losing his lob ~ ".
ent, Hon. NJ. H. Gossett. work.a "a "
for the minority report at tbs i,I,s,
convention. The democrats Of T,,,, y,
not for militarism and imperialism /, \
1900. ~ sAaa
Even Burke has been scared ax,v 1.
the opinions he uttered at Calyesta. n
is hugging Mr. Bailey's platform /, ~,
iy as he can. All the other Teysut 4,
resentatives have been right a !.
issues OF the hour
| can not speak with AUTHORITY II /,
nave been reliably informed M, IA
atom of influence at the comm,,i
Governor Sayers will be used ii anI}
toward making a platform along tbe NJ
followed by the minority at Galyes,,.
But, were 1t possible for the shaw
al to control the Austin conyeptIon 4
delegation they would send 10 Kstr
City would be as Lonesome as thay ND
be wrong. The resolution voted dow,
Galveston Will be incorporated M
the National platform without the az
ing of a t or the dottlng OF an |. n
will be a vindication indeed.
Those who think OF again voting IN
the time-honored declaration ,hst u
governments derive their Just powers n
the consent of the governed should i
the returns from democratic coaysuds
in other States, The antl-Bailsy ID
at Kansas City may be huddled ino'
committee room very comfortably
At Oak Cliff last Saturday nishi I
democratic primary convention was tiii
Farmer Shaw, Judges Morris aad rri
and few other Bailey-haters live llas
Among other things that they did VI, =
act indorsing the pending Nicsrssui a''
bill with all of its appendages Thh "
meant as a slap at Congressman Bilr
but it really was an approval d v
Bailey's position on this question \
stands fiat footedly in favor Of the ~:
ing measure and has had as much I
with its shaping as any other mandiu ~
gress, ~