The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10


day demonstration in Electric park
Not alone there, Wherever Mr.. Bryan
went he met the same cordial and uuan.-
NOUS outbursts Of approving cheers.
In view of this contrast the National
managers of the republican party are now
ready II believe what labor leaders in
their employ have told them all along
that the labor element can not by any
possible means be corralled and KEPT In
line for Mckinley and Roosevelt, the
ticket of the trusts and of Imperialism ani
mlitarism.
Interest In the anti Roosevelt dem1n-
strltion was not c-nan ID to thicago
News of the slap given the man who
shot a helpless Spaliard in the hack ana
who now asks the votes Of the Nation to
place him in the vice presidential cpair
spread over the country like wldire.
Trust papers In their iisili ches to
their correspondents could not another
the incident as they would have liked. The
intention of the throng OF wage earhC RS
was too palpable TO permit of any mis- AXE.
Those correspondents who did not have
to support a trust candidate, or who SIM
ply wanted to tell the truth, ,;0ta or
wired the cold facts, which we're that
Theodore Roosevelt the "hero' of Sch
Juan, had been given to understand that
neither he nor the powers whlen placed
him on the republican TICKET could hood
wink the public again.
He was told that he wasn't wlnted-thst
man who called real heroes like Dewe.,
Schley and Wheeler towards and who ue-
clared that laborers we're toters OF moral
ty and should be subiugated by sssnding
armies placed at the disposal OF the FRUITS,
was not the kind to receive t!eir ko.ndg-.
In no more forcible lanrar could tie
mhsses have made known asir lopus
nance to the egotistic candidate than ~
cheering for the fearless ehampion OF
their cause William Jennings Bryan, and
Kissing Terrible Teddy" Both they did
with a will.
Today the force OF the snub to Roose-
welt was made evident by the number OF
queries sent into dem 1cratic headquarters
and to republican managers regarding the
affair
There was only one answer to all FED
dy'' had been thrown down very forcibly.
From California to Maine today pc lp'e
are reading all about It, For the FIRST
time since the perpetration of the huge
punco gene fur years ago by Mark Hln-
ma and his crowd the effect o: the neople
wrath Is being felt
Chicago lahorers have the credit of The
hrst public demonstration against another
term Of oppression and starvation, and It
Is predlcted that their example will be fol-
lowed in future wherever the trust crn-
ddates attempt to tell wage earners that
they are their friends.
Telegraph wires have been kept hot all
Gay transmitting the news which has
brought such sorrow 10 republican man
agers Net only democratic but also re-
publican organs have been clamoring Tor
the news and they have both been given
tho same.
Inc man who became zero Of Santiago
Even though it were only in the bu,Ie
TINS sent out by his own preel bureau
Fa7ed upon with curiosity az he rode
through Chicago streets YESTERDAY 4Jar1Iv
cheer waa 10 ho heard while NJ every
corner there arose Kissing like that from
flock OF geese. va
Is that the fellow who shot tho no,r
epaniard In the back?" yelled n man IN
piue shirt ard flaming red badge,
O'her expressions OF libe nature grated
ecarsely upon the ears Of "Teddv'' as he
uncovered his head and rode into Electric
rark' expecting a great outhurst of an
pl9nse. but which came only mildly
Earlier In tho lay while reylewinp ,rs
tieat parade from the balcony of the
Auoltorllm hotel Roosevelt waved hts
houNh hiier hat in response to the cheers
Intended for Mr.. Pryan. WHO stood nj his
10. Despite this srectacul1r effort n
attract the attention OF the marclers move
seemed to recognize him exoept OCCASION
slly some iearing remark about ''the
iI'ena or tho trusts" or "the man who nh7t
the sFaniard' was hurled In the directi.n
Where Roosevelt stood.
IN truth, one would have helievsd Mr.