The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

HOUSTON DAILY P(
abba TO either leave the place or live where
they are" II will be seen that Seattle and
the steamship lines have more refined
but none the less effective wav Of doing"
adventurous whites than the Boxers have
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We are likely 20 soon get our Ill OF playing
world power"
Commander Shaw Of tho Grand Army Of
the Republic in his address at the reunion OF
the Blue and Gray IN Atlanta said that he
WAS proud that Grand Army men had done
much TO teach the South what true manhood
and courage u.s." We were not aware before
that the South at any time in Its history
ever needed such lesson II certainly
never learned II from the pension hunting
O. A. r.
That story about Ananias and Sapphire
wouldn't feaze Shanghai.
MANY large houses In the East have com
menced ALREADY 10 send out circulars ito the
trade" asklng for cooperation In the 1ght
for Sound money" and Sound business"
what then do these republican papers mean
In telling US that we now have Sound
money" and Sound husinsss7" Are both
after all. on such an unsubstantlal basis that
they can not stand except under Mckinley
ism?
It looks as II the dogs would begin to quar-
rel about the bone before they have It,
Tho $4,000 locked-out EMPLOYEES OF the tin
Mi 10 mil
Chronicle derive great consolation from the
circumstances that the trust will clean up
several millions from the advance In prices
duo 10 suspension Of production. Altruism
is most noble sentiment though 1t is not
legal tender for the payment OF rent and
grocery bills
Would the administration so readily give
up Cuba II It did not have larger designs on
China?
The witnesses In the Powers case In Ken
lucky are putting Taylor in a most unen-
vinble light as n reckless conspirator II not
n direct accessory to the assassination OF
Goebe The ueople OF Kentucky ought to
make the triumph Of the democracy so pro-
nouneed this wear that there will he no ex-
cuse or necessity tor packing the Capital
CITY with bloody minded mountaincers
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Call It TeeyenTsinn. You may have occa-
sion to mention it in the near future and
It's well to have II right.
The Chinese at points not now In revolu-
ton are said to be indignant at the brutalitles
Of the Russians The criticism is not I'D 10
the Chinese. but could come with the proper
grace from that part OF the world whose
civilization Russia Ia supposed TO represent.
Having inaugurated atrocities tho Chinese.
however, must not suuirm II the boot of tor
ture gets on their own legs.
The country will be glad TO hear that the
Oregon is safe in japanese dry dock. Now
her navigating officer should be promptly
locked.
It looks rs II the Transvaal might become
the greatest beneficiary Of the war in the
Far East II EnElands vast interests in
China and India are directly ieopardlEed she
would doubtless prefer to abandon South
Africa rather than get out Of Asin--she
could hardly attend successfully to both ends
| of the line.
! good way TO avoid tho "lgrominy" OF
hauling down the flag where II has once
been raised" is not to raise II where It
has no right to be.
The prosperity which this country needs
| is that under which the ability Of the con
| sumner to buy keeps side bv side with the
rise in prices dictated by the producer. and
not 100 per cent increase In the cost o,
| living and only 10 per cent increase in
the returns OF labor.
1t is reported TINT there is grave appre-
hension Of n revolution in Guatemala" We
can't see whv tho apprehension should be
( associated with the idea Of grave at all
! Mr.. William Waldorf Aston has now pub
| licly apologzcd for the assertion Of his right
as a man to ask unlimited guests what they
were doing in his house The toadv will
now doubtless be permitted to resume his
boot licking
II is worthy OF note that tho republican
fakirs have not thought 1t possible to arouse
any sympathy for their ticket bv suggest
ing the discovery OF plot to asssssnate
Teddy.
Men who honestly desire the perpetust,on
Of this Republic along the conservative and
honorable lines Of the past are not going to
accomplish anything In that direction by
throwing awav their votes this year on side
parties.
II is very certain that as crafty man as
Ii Hung Chang, knowing Chinese methods as
he does, would not trust himself in the hands
of Prince Tuan and the Boxers unless there
was complete understanding between them.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
No paper published in tyler ever before
attempted to give the amount OF reading
matter daily that is to Re found in the Demo-
craft Reporter. Each issue carries from
eleven TO fourteen columns OF carefully Sc
lected and edited news. local and mIsct l.
lnneous reading matter, while the Saturday
issue equals a 'naEazine containing as IL
does. between thirty and thirty ve columns
OF interesting matter Tyler Democrat Re =
porter
Tyler In TO bc CONGRATULATED ppon having a
daily plper Of the gl2e and gencraI nx.oi