The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

skv-hgh Don't let little differences divide
tho party. Stand firmly together and vote
the straight democratic ticket.-Rockdale Re
pUrter.
That's the case in n nutsholl-tho great Is
sue is between repuslicanism and democracy.
with their respective tendencies And those
who arc rot for us are against US.
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We have killed heap more Of the pig
tails than they have killed Of US still It is
10 no lamented that any Mclean mans"
life should DO sacrificed to a Ciinaman -
Terrell Transcript
It's pity that a good solid young Amerl-
can should be sacrificed for any lot Of Asst
atcs even in a righteous cause. but such
sacrifices become National crimes when Of
fered up on the affairs OF mammon or Inn
perlalism. II this country does not sooE
call halt however it will be said of us
before many years that the sun never SEES
on our National graveyards
Texas has as much need OF canning fac
! tories for her fruits and vegetables as she
has foF the fruits aud vtgetahl them
I selves, for only part OF the croD can be
utilized In a fresh condition,-Sap Antonio
Light
Nearly or quito two-thirds of the year we
are using canned fruits and vegetables. The
amount of these canned goods 40 used in this
State is enormous but the vast bulk of 1t
comes from other States as any housewife
can see bv looking at tho labels on the cans
she buys. And while we are buying these
foreign packed goods we are allowing a vol
ume equally large of our own product to
rot In the orchards and fields and gardens
or commission houses, And we claim to be
up to businessl
The campaign this fall will be as exciting
as that OF 1895. From all over the country
comes the news that tho meetings. conven-
tons. etc, of both parties are wildly EN-
thusiast.c.--Llherty Hin Index.
And to think of Texas, which literally
dotes on politics. not being in all this
However as we begin little later to catch
the noise OF the battle from afar we viii
I probably prsnce around somewhat to thu
music and the oratory ourselves. In The
meantime let's keep Texas lively in busi
ness and industrial way
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IN view Of the trouble In China it is be
lieved the president will convene congress
at an early date. Consress shouia appn9S
or disapproye war measures aud " any MN
| Is TO pe cone BY America 10 protect her Gu
pens in far off China the quicker II is at
tended 10 the botter.-Sherman Democrat
. Mary" conEressl Some people do not seen
vet TO understand that the constitution
out Of date and congress no longer require
( in shaping and executing our foreign policies
Our uucrowned emperor is attending to thos
matters after his own sweet will. He ma
y he little short on troops, but he Is order
ing them to the ends of the earth on hi
/ own motion Only wait until the army 4
S increased still further R2d congress need nc
E be assembled to attend 10 any foreign mat
c ter.
Dsuison should not wait TO see what ca
DO had--don't wait for things 10 turn W
: but find out what can be had and then tur
the trick while the other fellow Is asleeI
. That is the way TO build a town.--Deniso
Herald
J. Aud when the trick has been turned a fo'
i times the other fellow will discover whe
: he wakes that there's nothing doing" 70
i him. We have been trying for some tim
e asst TO impress this truth on Houston Will
10 some OF her less prstentous noighbors hay
Re been turning tricks.
III Chief Justice Coleridgo said that the buy'
ie Of stolen goods was worse than the THE
hence he sent a man TO prison for thr'
NJ fellow that stole them he gave one mont
-, Had the receiver not been there to buy Il
90 goods would not have been stolen Had tn
same spirit been enacted in our prohibitio
law the results OF this weeks work wou
er have been different Midland Gazette.
'n while the Gazette is making application
s. local questions around Midland. these OF
II servations o, the English CHIEF Justice u