The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04

eneers of his c0untry's nonor' an -., a
when. in a speech in which he denounosa
history ne excaimeh where now are
he Jacksons. the Ciays. the Jenersons
and the Websters!"
How thoughtless OF Mrs. Frye 70 con-
sign Phillips to a position where ne WI
be confronted by his accusers' 70, s
has decided to honor Jefferson. Jachso"'
Clay and Webster s 90
intend for one: 10 regard and mainsaan
and carry out. to the fullest extent, tne
OF the United states, wnlc-i
have sworn TO support IN an lt9
and all its provisions" She honors WI
dell Phillips and other abontiohisss' ~,
pronounced tsat constitution a 60 Iii :.
Win death and an agfecmen. wluu "e.
She hanors one for respecting the 'vt
sii-ution she honors another for eurs'nS
It. a., ~ aeef, |
civilian Cullen Bryant. for the "esp' !
religious tone which pervaded ms poer
a patri and a scholar. VINO has ~.
luster TO the term American
FRYE. a.. - acme
lines which appeared in the New i1ln
Evon,ng post edited by William CuiiSu
nryent and park Godwen, celebrating ~
occasion OF the publication of Daniei "e''
sier's will.
Epigram on Reading the VIII OF Ia
Deceased Statesman.
Az i, some beggar. hurled by deatn vi ~
From tie old corner where he usea 70 49,
should 10 his son beuueath the wen hh0"n
hat. ..,. tr4o that
That still the pence might rattie lh.o s s
And make. as Gessler wouio nav
nh .oss1mg crowd still vassals OF his tie
The Posts notice of the death Oh "'
Webster was prompted by the saihe me-.
: mat dictated the above lines. 30
4 1rryo sets an Their bead in the oni'e'
I States diadem! ,o,,d 4,
Another historic inaccuracy Is 'ounu
', the credentials to fame sran'e'
i jackson by Mrs. Frye. A. crtshin,
" Andrew Jackson. because Al I'D I
=. l,he ullEheation act ne "esSios ateno
= HYDRA headed monster "h'N
g 10 destroy our Union critica
. I, Is not my design 10 go lnuo ,iiecs
= vanination of the doctrine Oh huiii" ,is
= zion neither will l, al thle ,dpn
q cmss fine unconsttutionality OIL
v .Jackson's proclamation. tha state
n srat direct attention TO .ne 90,
ed mani that jackson crushed huil tt,t,ho
ld and see II IL De e'PP
80 Tbat eminent historian and stateSn i,,'
49, ,,a~arder II stephens, replies 10 ~, ~
No t,ar sssertion in his Wal BetWeen ~
an statss." MIR. stephens says ~ ,har
so ring to nulhGcation) was n1 whiI
ed donea until the protective poi 1os abaI
ve II was resorted to TO chanse. .ocl,
al Honed Inv the government. ihe ~
,d- aatjon Ala not either put II ao"" Al
~. niianca IA advocates or defenders ~
,ar s'l9Ao sneech in its defence.
'ial ID, sfter that. The giving way WAC
re- tbo mart OF the Federal goVerh'ne"''
an moi the state government ,.ara tro
ha Tbose remarks, let noe add, "ete
an .er,,s rever an advocate OF nul
Acation, accorulhs "
nds ton. .,, ovnla,ns, "Hoi
~. entertained that congress W.
our abandon the protective policy So.
Carolina agreed. in view oil tue piO 90
ror t onngress reducing the dut>es W
no, revenue standard, 10 PostpoA lose of !
tho on her ordinance untll the 80 an
de. .nssIon Of congress, which was on
mart o. - March. at was at this stage
The at dai ". tbet Mr.. Clay, who was Inc
,on- ,hor OF the protective policy hl'oMi
ouia the American system, brousht ioiw ",
ON. his celebrated compromise oi io' -:
one the subject Of the tarih ~, ~
ph a.,
sand .noa was to preserve the manula~, vi
clt, ,,,torests from that ruin when Wouiu
ctty tan1 on immediate repeal OF lne p'V
the ,ive duties; the other was py yleiS
YOUR The principle of protection 10 p
N of that collision between the Feu'Ssa
and state governments when was cuar,'s
r;ouslv apprehended. MT. CiIy
~, rlousIs Paw law on the 2nd of March, !
az eo,'th Carolina soon after repealed
ordinan(e.'
h,tsu These quotations from Alexander
w. ~ o.anhans, "War Between the stat
mouy sufdce to disprove that Andrew .
posi- con "crushed notification. In lact'
And sGectually extinguish the artlhclai
Mrs in which Mrs. Frye presents the NUM-
rable tion act of South Carolina
an,r- We nenetrate the field OF history
4 me iii realize that Mrs. Frye's ny
a M. haaded monster Is but mirage oi
Ituted own historic desert; and 1t VIII
he found that in eulogizing Jacn
The proclamation. she euioglzes ~ Co
Ia OF exercise of UNCONSTITUTIONAL Pra,
moral however. in accord wlth heI -,
served ~ thought: for in paying tribute TO
ebstcr coin Garrison. Phillips and other
clear tion leaders. she honors VioiaIors
had" constitution, despisers OF the law
great Who said What we preach IS nc
ZEN 1t neal not notification out uisopeuie
eft and Again PANEL Webster-he whom
in, rs nronounces 1.-The powerful expo
,nwill- Of orr constitution'-looms up, den
ING yiolators OF that constitution.
IL hei hating Jackson's proclamation IN
atness, That still quicken the pulse OF d.
2 upoh ism. ,.,or - b,s
Wen In addressing a conVehtion U, us
patrl- a. Worcester. Mass. he said In pa
, noble CHOW will the president atten
eve to mt down notification. II he sha
ept his tempt It at all? IT, ,
shons FOR one, sir, raise my voice I
hand against the unauthorized al
IN the ment Of military power, and a
,ony 70 superseding the authority oil the Il
ed into an armed force under pretence
political tinq down notification. The pre-
Is have has no authority to blockade q
George Ton the president has no author
Webster employ military force TIL he sn
ebster's dnlv required to do so by law.
ust ne the civil authoritie-
tt cam Thus Mrs. Frye has placed ner
nosition which offers no ave
v Chris escape from the charge of glaring
indicate ejstency. excepting either reve
II coun- bsr Judgment of Webster or conier
olved IN 81 Jackson's proclamation.
but, let Furthermore, an Endorsement o
country, ster involves condemnation of
sctonal, No one can fail to note the exac'
fter this ,.ation of Webster's criticism of
non the 49, t,ooln who "eylployed I