The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

learned the past four years what the trust
IL when thew ought to have known In
ADVANCE. am reminded OF one OF SOLO
mons proverbs. He said: Inc wise
man foreseeth the evil and haltetn him
self, but the foolish pass on ana arc
Some times I and republican who
ran mot remember long sentences, 50
have condensed this. that they can re-
men,be~ ii Solomon's proverh condensed
reads this way: The wise man gets an
idea into his head; the foolish man gets
1t In tho neck.
Discussing the Philippines question, he
AID "You win search history III VAN
for a more dlshonorable part than the
renuh1ican party has taken IN turning q
war Of humanity into war for conquest
He then referred to the fact that q
conpanv OF soldiers for the philippines
baa been organized In Wahpeton anu
asked how much OF the Oriental traae
should be required In exchange Tor tue
life Of one OF them He wanted expah-
sion OF trade IS much az any one ns
said. but he was mot Wiling 70 pu. , Jnu
American boy on the block and aueuon
him "a for ali the trade Of the hast
Fargo WA reached at 10 O'Clock and
sion Of an hour aud half was maze
MT Bryan spoke to large sssemptase,
dwelling ESPECIALLY upon what he deslg-
mated a tendency In this country 70 hiA-
tato England.
"My attention has boen called 10 an
other imitation of English metnoas, sara
he sit will be rememberea tnal sns
publican party, IN order to meet the pro-
tesia which the Porto Rican bill aroused
offered TO give back to the people the
taxes which had been collected from
them. N,t.
as an act OF great benevolence anu ye1
II was an act in imitation OF the action
of the English government In oealing
with the American colonies. On page
1904 Of volume Nv. OF the Worlds Grea'
Oraions, will be found a protest reaa II
the American congress in 1916 by Mr.
Law. who had been appointed to prepare
an address TO the people OF Great Bit
ain. 1t WAS approved by congress on
october 81 of that year.
From this It will be seen thay tne
English government to silence complain
provided that the revenue collected IN
America should be expended in America
Tor its protection and defense. The re-
nnblieans who had never, by their votes
Endorsed imperialism or the colonial iae
should be alarmed at the constant ten
depey of the republican party to abandon
American doctrines aud substitute EURO
pean ideas. 81. o.
tentlon TO discuss the money question
this time. -
~ have never had occasion to doub
INV nogitIon on tho money question:" b
said "but when the republicans tell 20
+hat the money question Is more I'M
nortant than any other they stamp the
own policies as dollar mark policies an
confess themselves unable 10 see erouuu
dollar no matter II human rights slaI
bevond. But II the money question WI
paramount the republican party Wou'
not be able to defend its position;
While spea,king on trusts MI bly'
said: whenever any republican ooiaus
you and tries to answer your anN-ti y
argument by telling you there rs an
trust An New York, want tell you 10 te
hi1n that the New York Ice trust 10 SIN
AFFAIR and not an Interstate auar' ~
4,aonle of New York are the only peop
a. sniser. every director OF the compa'
a a republican and tho governor OF =
State Is a republican and instead OF 8 ay v
at horue and destroying the ace trust
travels through the West mSh'
speeches. ~
Upon the Philippine question Mr.. Bry
said; IF YOU think that the Filiptnos
fghtine agalast our authority over the
merely because am a candidate tor pre-
dent, l answer that the Cubans sur
gled for thirty years when ! was nor
candidate for president. The COLON
fought for independence over 100 years
and my name had not even been heara
No. Il was democracy, not my candida
that placed in the heart OF the Billp
the hatred for foreign domination
When he was discussing the status
the Fiipinoe, some one In the orc
asked: "How about the negroesT
Mr.. Bryan answered warmly; Il
glad you spoke OF tho negroes. II
VIII look at tho sulu treaty you VIII
have a chance TO talk about the negr
during the campaign. do not know {
purer pieos OF hypocrisy than the hypoe
of the republicans who defends the ;
treaty and condemns the amendments
the Southern States. Under the
treaty the flag floats over a Sulu suit
palace, and under section 10 1t is proyi
that the slaves can buy their liberty
the market price when they earn emo
to do so, working at nothing day
you find there is q race question IN
country that will require all the patr
ism and the Intelligence of people, N
and South, to solve, is 1t reason why
should drag in another race question:
dt a reason why you should bring into
country 100000 brown people who are
To ehare IN the destiny of this coun
There Is not republican in pos
10 defend the negro question. The
publican party has taken the negro
thirty years to an Office door and then