The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

eenary ends. There is not lotty mo-
tive about her policy Wherever she can
advantageously extend her commerce. iuto
that locality she carries her arms. Wheth-
or it be fertile fields or diamonds Or gold
tho same greed for gain has actuaied her
cOnquests. | am not believer IN non
intervention when liberty is at stake.
would not Intervene with sympathy loudly
and fbrcibly expressed but i would
intervene with every lawful means
in my power hope and be-
Iieve that the God OF Justice will in time
see that the British empire Is overthrown
and republic established In It's place.
hope chat tho fate that Is melted out 10
her will be tho reward OF any nation
which seeks to deprive and oppross poo
pie Of its liberties, whether it be in the
plains of South Africa or the Islands o.
the sea. a man car not believe ia the
justice OF The cause OF tho Beers and ~
the same time uphold our governments
course in the Philippine. The American
rag will never wave IN triumph over the
PROSTATE form of liberty.
we will not even recognize the repre-
sentative of the Beers, sister republic,
though We have sent a consul 10 Pre-
toria. = Senator Allen continued: Is
there any subtle influence AT work IN high
circles to prevent the Trsnsveal from OBJ
tanning recognition in this country
close with the hope that the next cable
gram from across the waters will bring
news Of Buffers defeat"
The next speaker was Representative
Champ Clark Of Missouri. He said in part:
wherever people are struggling for lin
srty they should have inc friendship OF
all Americans. II is astounding that there
should be any argument as TO that propo-
sition within the brosd confines OF thus
pihssant Republic Two years ago theirs
would not have been. In the elder day NO
would have made the welkin ring hui
now. guyernmentally speaking, we are
dumb as oysters Wherefore Because
England Is robber nation, we are am
bilious to become a robber nation and al
robbsr nations must stand together-for
self prolection-and because, II Us En-
glish don't We know say the govern
mental America, mark you only official
America. From its sordid and inhuman
verdict we appeal to the unofficial masses,
who make and unmake statesmen, whom
Abraham Lincoln afectonately donomi-
mated the plain people. The senate oil
the United STATES may laugh To seorn
Senator Msson's resolution Of ssmpathy
with tho Beers but the toIing millions
of America WIN send their sympathy and
their hearty God speed across the sea TO
the brave burghers who are the best
marksmen seen on EARN since AnuIeH
Jackson's immortal day at New Orleans
Why should we not sympsthize with these
sturdy defenders OF their liberty and their
homes? Are they in the right Not only
that, but they have five times as much
cause far fighting as our forefathers did
IN 1875. Under the lead of Henry Clay
we hastened 20 express our sympathy with
the South American republics. We did
these things when we we're feeble folk.
Now that we are 50 strong that We can
not estimate our strength we have fallen
To the low estate OF being John Bulls
silent partner In hutchering and despoil-
ing white men fighting yaliantly and
gloriOusly for their affairs and their fire.
sides II is the Beers gold and diamonds
that the English are fighting for. and nof
the rights Of the Uitlanders"
Other speakers on the same general lines
as their predecessors wers Representatives
DeArmond and Cochran OF Missouri, Rhea
OF Kentucky and I.entz OF Ohio. 4 number
of letters and kilograms were received. In
Guiding one from Senator Hale of Maine
expressing regret al his inability to he
present. The following we're adopted.
Whereas. the American people, still
cherish the lessons and memories OF IT'S