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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

consul general in trrn
grand vizier. who. ef,a. sought ~ 7.
s eonsented to '.ass upon M lons sarzs'
appiidnces. He eranted ~ utlilty e "
tne representative No peruIssIc3 NJ
vances In the palace 81 r, x up BIZ co.ss
Hamid. himself. !. 'ne sult4u. l,s'.
With true Yal kee an,a Y
OF a ys sgon nad a dazzling ar, ,; - ~.
nhora aiiegated colors In pIsss = .! Nh
aho,,s ana telegraph wires sud IA,
apout thc palace. Then IN csEuny NJ
appeared, and thu repress av J, u.fnnd WI.
me wheels to going M .lye slrlsc
we srand Vizler was MAJ, eject upos:
appointlng. He ran terrlensa' oq dIs,
mace declaring that no sn ava TON d.
xenSions should be placed IN. oeyilt u.
,'ukee was not to be DAM. W ~
nv corsul general to anna.' 'u HtSxst
tan. Abdul Hamid resnonIa a 70 he ii.
act in m"t, ,inents. Again the ~, '''ll
seit ni,h o non Abdul was be',s' {. ~
se.i WIN delight, He gave S "raa W.,
~. rs wnole palace be az once eou pisss il,l
IN. me great inyentions-ligbts sa,saea pa:
.elegraphs and all. In adsi.,s veladass
meaiateiy issued an irade " ,,,a, % H.
prohibition off electrical inver niunE ~
representative was at onra s' IT,
electrician to the sultan "Sp'llsd Il
And SO the story ends i,
comlc opera, but it Is the so, Ivuaa. l|ls
Ontll the consul generals raoa' tlu'i,
sued from the department M pV'' n.
the American firm is withha,s lams
aooSe are the essential facts ia ~ ~ Y. =
IN a recent speech In the cIt, !, *.
cago Hon David B. Hendeyso, w
OF the house of representatives M, s' y 4
he supported President McKiplav i. ~ y
Nocated his. re-eiection becsuse u sus "
rs strictly following the ideas 80 sa ~,
or alexander HamiltA,. ~ pS''sl
The following extracts from g.
Hdmlltons famous speechas AZ, rs \
June 10, 1877, before the Federal sans'' .
elon at Philadelphia, will fully il,ss,s s,
speaker Hendersons meaning ss
Aiter advocating a constitutions, &.
VISION nxlng the term OF offiea Z, III +ss
president for life, Mr.. Hamilton "a, ~
l DelleVe the British goyernmen. 49,.
the best model the world has eys. '' ~
duced. $40 e'sa ge'
All communities divide thamselya, *,
the few and the many. The frst - ~ \.
rich and wen born, the Others tb ~ e. T.
OK tho people. ~ '''''
Tho people are turbulent and ebs,,.
ing. They seldom Judge or de,,rm,,.
rightly. Give, therefore, The frst sls,s =
distinct and permanent share IN IA a., ss,'
eminent. ~ es'
Nothing but permanent body i,
check the impudenco Of democracy nj,
turbulent and uncomfortable disposltv
requires checks.
1t Is admitted you can not hare
good executive uJon-s democrats lin
See the excellency OF the British exscr.
tive Nothing short of such an execur,
can be efficient.
The voice of the people is said 10 Aa
the voice of God, but this maxim Is rS
true.
A democratic government Of TIE mss
of the people can never be coed
The British executive l. above temp
tation--he can have no distinct n.erss'
from tho public welfare. Nothing shot
of such an executive can be efficient
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A Misleading "Average."

T HV IsIlIe chronicle.
The operators speak of average" wages
10 prove that the miners are well paid,
new average" is term that may mean
anything or nothing The average OF a
schJol In an examination may be eighty.
number OF the pupils may nave fallen
TO NIFTY, and the burden OF raising the
average to fair figure is made to rest
on those who went above ninety. So the
average wages OF employees Of a railroad
may be $1,000 year, II the railroad presi-
oent at $4,000 and all the hIgh priced
officials be counted in with the aaemen
ana car porters, So in the coal mines. the
superlntendents and foremen and weigh
masters and dcckers raise the average
wages paid without affecting the wages OF
the individual miner
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IL PAGES TODAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Correspondence of all descriptions,
whether intended for the business
or editorial department, should he
addressed TO "The Houston Post"
and not to any individual, and all
checks, drafts, money orders, etc,
ing Company"
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be discouraglnK to have such an original
mud pacific way Of winning hght fail In
its very inception.
With regard to this city printing businesV;
The Post has In no wise taken any mart in
tho controversy now going on IN the coun-
ell TIE Post asks nothing from this adj.
ministraticn. and expecs nothing. except
that when this paper is referred to the truth
be told. Tho reports of Mondays council
meeting quote the mayor rs saying that IN,
administration preceding his gave all OF tho
city printing to The Pot this In answer
to tho charge that he had seen giving this
taDt rates. Tho statement OF the mayor was
not correct. During the first year OF Mayor
Rice's administration the city printing was
divided between the Evening Age and The
Post and probably other poDers. and the
second year OF the same administration the
Herald was awarded tho dellnoucnt tax list
which was the bulk Of tho official patronage
I'ne administration organ Yesterday com
mentng on the colloduy in the council Moa-
Cay, sets up the claim that tho city printing
urder this administration is cost ng less tn IN
half what It did under preceding adminstra-
tons. Let's see about that Mr.. Justin white
gave The Post tho delinouent tax list fer the
year 1886, and it cost him $500. he gave the
list for 1877 to the Herald. aud while The
Pest docs not Enow positively what he paid
Browne during the last campagn that It
was A2b. The list for 1898 was given by
the mayor to tie Herald 1.-THE matter being
taken out of Mir. Whites hands, and the
bill Of the lat,or paper was s3250. witch was
audited and paid. The list Cor 1899 was also
pr,nted by tho Herald and the bill rendered
was stdted by Alderman Sonnen 10 have
Teen AS62 but this was so large that it
was scaled $1,000 by tho anance committed.
These are the facts in tho case. most of
them were given to the public during tho
recent oltv campaign. and The Post would
not have referred to the subject again but
for the fact that 1t has been drawn into
| the middle.
! Here's pointer: In Dakota Minnesota
ard other Western States Bryan's audiences
/ we're very much larger than Roosevolt's
-~----
! The continued exercise Of government CEN
4 sc%hip over news dispatches from tho Phil
( irpires Is probably designed TO conceal the
/ rhnidity with which the "insurrectos" arc
( coming In and takng the oath OF allegiance.
you know there is no war over there now.
Tho very best evidence that the republic.
ans arc scared is the Incorporate abuse of
Mr. Bryan now being INDUCED. oh. we've
got 'em and gone
/ The accession to the democracy OF the Phil
adelpha Times is another heavy blow at
imper allsm. II Hanna had any feeling
Pennsylvania would Just now be multiplying
bis gray hairs.
/ Pttsburg. Pa. couple have been blessed
with three pairs of twins inside of four years
The San Antonio 100 go club might make a
| motto OF this--lt beats the extension OF limits.
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nn %, o. the "Ernestine." put half dollar
eorl, ,u :. i s' place in the center Of IL q
Ton 81 th n.sn as dime held en- edge. on
.aetIv sork place quarter. or. moro
volns' with the cork between me and ,m .t
,mom on another cork. the heigst q,
uuusteF' small end down. LootIne dr,.
o o@ me quarter you will have . fair ,dss
A., sne SIZE OF the top or table" of 40
Srnna ~ Looking at the coins and cerks
aenara me sac the height OF the Jewel d
len, understood severel wealthy Amer
Inc nc" women VINO are DESTROYS of possess
aug sra loe largest diamond In America !"
Iba Insulating through commissioners for
we purchase OF the "Ernestine.'
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Mystery of Republicna Logic.
no 10 NAToHfa Nr-..sl.

Umhta WorId-Herald
While yociferously declaring that the
strike in the anthracite coal regions has
no political signihance, the s, O. D. or
cans still more vcciferously declare hat
the resumption OF work in a Pitt brig
~ 81 mill is of great political Significance
The SO. p. system OF logic Is one of the
wonders Of Amodern times. The average
republican orffn fellows such a aeyiaus
course OF logic Nthat It very often meets
Itself coming bak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

(BY JOS: oHL.)

Washington. September 29.--Republicen
leaders fear that Hazleton may prove
their Homestead of 1900. The great strike
in the coal regions of Pennsylvania has
filled them with apprehension and they
make little attempt to conceal thci,
anxiety lest these labor troubles may have
sufficiently far reachsng effect to defeat
Mckinley.
In the light of the unsettled conditions
In the mining section with thousands OF
men thrown out of employment, the
strike situation has overshadowed every
thing else in the estimation of astute
politicians The republicans are moving
heaven and earth for settlement. for
they see in this strike the greatest me-
mace to republican success.
The responsibility for republican defeat
in ono National contest they have always
placed with tho great Homestead strike
( The memory of that experience still lin
gers about the republican hearthstona
Ihat memory and the peculiar conaI-
lions surrounding tho present trouhias
make a combination which they greatly
fear.
me extent OF this anxiety couId mn,
hhu better Illustration than in the strenu-
Gus EFFORTS of Chairman Hanna 10 lnI'fcs
me operators to arbitrate with Tho ,,,,'
Hanna is evidently panicstricken' were
ne NOT were 1t not true that hs is hadtS,
RATED over the general outlook az we'll
es thls particular phase OF the situatio,
me National chairman would nor bava
taken step which many of his pnrty ny.
soclates condemn and which certainty
seems bad political move. any
For the chairman Of the Nat,nnat o,,,
inittee 10 rush post haste 10 tbe boaa
quarters OF the great coal trust ars,,es
an a., intimacy OF relationship which is not
,sNeiy TO be lost on the country II IL es
! MI hanna had openly proclsimed IN
me world his ability to advise and s,yect
the coal maenates becauso- OF his nnsi,ioo
az the head OF tho political oreaptzatinn
winch protects the trusts and which tbev
are supporting In return for his onen de
tense OF the trusts, which he flrs, deelares
40 not exist" and in the same braatb
declares to be harmless" tho chairman
OF the republican National committee ia
xsases
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nry"n's Great Mistake,

nanne s exposure of Bryan's agreement
10 10 give, give Croker cabinet position is base
roa.ayai OF confidence. 1t was a great
h ,uiS'ake for Mr.. Bryan to take Hanna ii,to
ni coincidence and tell him about the
h avs .. me democratic party. He might
A@'e known Hanna would blab.
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dustriesi

Ore Of the most flarrant and dlsrcpu,ablo
cases +, PROSTITUTION Of professional ethics 10
partisan political purposes Il found in a
monthly medical journal published In ST.
Louis and called the Medical Brief" II Is
well named. for itsseems 10 be -brlef' in a
professional way apd long on MnKinleylsm
Were 4 rot for the fact that Il appears q
be an old publication it mleh. easily be
mistaken for Spurious imrerlaiist cam
pnteu sehcms 70 serve republication under
fASs opvsr Il y astonishing 70 ma :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

little chance of securits such solItln
as will be OF any benefit TO them.
This strike. with the revelations It by
brought OF the full-of-wind dinner pail
the company store ridden miner, Is I
lurid object lesson on prosperity lns
from which the republicans are sr(L ~
The effect of this thing is by no Az
local. Pennsylvania, largely as me ~
suit of the several hundred thousand ~
gal republican votes cast In Phiaaellla
and Pittsburg. is the most solldly ~
publican State in the Union, There !.
OF course. no chance OF the demorsa
making any headway against the repss
licans in that State. even II every one y
the 10000 striking miners were 70 w
the democratic ticket, But tne p'c'
perity object lesson taught by this silm
is rendered particularly interesting aal
instructive from the fact that all TINS
occurring in Pennsylvania--the slale Y
all States which has been tne greats
beneficiary of tho republican high tanaA
the state of all the others most sfu',
ridden.
Senator Hanna and his associates -
this and they ale pulling every Wig ".
have on the trust magnates 70 pr'ls Y,
end to the strike at once. lhes ~ ~
that the most important ana ,a, !. M X
effect of 1t all Is TO be found 70 Wy 1,
raging of the labor unions ass,l'' ii.
administration. which STANDS 49, y a. 4.
tinctly for the trusts, ana , ~ ,h sis sSr
ging with all the elouuence A. 'l y I'M,
with their men.
:, .,,,... d
Failing in this, they viii. unless
siens fail resort to desperate melaes
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.nn.her Err Of carpei-bass''.

Louisville courler-Journ@ Ar nj
whether the Philippines may :. i.
not be subdued by the m'Sao Z yss !
ing applied to their sabjusai0a .,,' /" rss,
qrestien. but II they ore . saa
tate awaits them in the rss on, s:la
policy which the reprpi, ~ repshi'''''
in reserve. for them In case In n list s'sl,,
party is retained in. power; All The q q
-baggers Tediylyus, a. the ~
tariff heclers will wsllow ~ pbllppDe
brown gravy oxuded- from Ing
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10 uo.,on,. New MIX a, qlain''

ston Traveller, ,.sasa n y
The new milk order . I'M slIsst y
board of health has gone on ~, va :. !
reads: "No milk drawn , ~ tofsy-sf'''
the city OF Boston within ll.ss i Isis =.
hours after said COW y ,,sed for t1 n
city shall be SOLD o. a-n nom ~ ~
food; ard all milk sI,,rs as,sr ~ n II.
within forty-eIght hour ,,x shslI y
is brought into ssid ca, s,ter It y
stroyed within one' houi
from the cow"
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biggest Diamond Ever I'm Am.,
New York uara1A

New York Herald.
me Ernestine," the greatest diamond
ever imported into America. is from the
s S,,s d mines o. the De Beers syndicate AZ
hllnberley Soon after the Siege Of KIM.
y, ~ was raised a representative Of The
ne nsers syndicate was intrrsted with II.
no brought it to Europe. and In London
~ srea' diamond market of tho world
uns representative OF an American jeNelry
importing house saw 1t, There was ono
hagsline, but the Yankee ~ The court =,
queen Nieioiii said Americans wanf
~ nest o' everything. They are acc,
.Un,ea 70 getting It aud they are ready
20 Fay lot Il Name your price"
thus. when in June iast Mr. Iao,,o,a
stern brought his prize 10 this city Ia
maahea an epoch in American Industri,l
- ,,op,nen,, He was readS and Willing
20 ih,Iast The delicate task OF fashioninc
workman. =" ""siiean
70 give the lay mind A fair idea a, ~.
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publisher Of nrofcssediy professional mag
asinc 50 lost TO all sense 81 propriety as to
NIL his editorial columns With false and DO
fanatofv partisan political stuff Such pub
litation should only meet with professional
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03
Democrat. lontro, the House,

Even those reds tcans who are making
predictions morb or less ertrayae4nt
about McKinleyte alt seriously ,ha, the
contest for the hthouse OF representa-
uyes viii be eIolowely close. and some
say they would t--s-1~he surprised Il the
democrats wouldus rucontrol.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03
MciSinIey's Turn viii Come.
Charleston News ami conr,1.

Ns'on news and Courier.
'Ne republican papers are very much
,,lsstuntled because Mr. Cleveland declined
70 accept his appointment, by the president
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03
Specimen hfuse r.t Methoa..

"H'uru HeTdIu IT nusc
An eSsmplfce on lifstructiou wrought
oy the trusts. For sal, furnished Ia
~. 502 Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

Referring to Memphis jump into the 100 900
class the ocular sartone Express remarks:
When the next census is taken Texas will
have at least one city With population o.
more than 100000 II San Antonio continues
to grow at the present rate" We douo.,
however II the legislature will authorize San
Antonio to absorb any other territory than
BeNar county. 1t Is at least certain that
GUADALUPE and comAl counties will bitterly
hght any such move.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

The offer Of 10 per cont increase in wage,
10 the striking miners appears TO have been
IN the shape OF 10 per cent reduction ln
tho price OF bhsiing nowdoe tor which thew
have been paying extoruonato prices Now
the county can rest assured that llama
vas engineering the compromise only Ma.
pleon Of finance could have eoncoeted Chat
scheme.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

II begtns TO look as II we would have TO
raise the price on Filipino GYMS II We are
really desirous NJ ending the war. Tint
40 bait hasn't worked little bit. II would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

The contributions for tho storm sur.
fererS were not 80 wonderful after all. Less
than million dollars Is hu, a small charity
IN the face OF such calamity Undoubtedly
tho contributions fell on suddenly because
OF tho reports OF extrayagant sums received
I he s.orm-swept section will have to meet
some trying conditions yet not the least
OF which is the provision for her sheltrrless
thousands
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striking manner by the practical ruins-
non ZION OF a Little town in illinois. In the
p ,n Oh the last of the regular work
men at sieinens 4 Halske's plant toiay
.ns Town OF Grant was practically wiped
gu. CT active existence by tho eIectri,
. qsao anu poo men and women, upon whom
made idle s4ppo'1 were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

II is a ssfe bet that Porto Rico will here
after ioin the solid South N the effort to
iehuke and destroy ropublrnnism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

Before the administration at washington
felieitates itself on the progresa o. It's Oh !.
reese policy il should ascertain II Prince
Tuan did not himself promulsaie the imperial
ediet consignins emirent BaSers to pcrii-
lion Those Chinese sdleis are a worthless
rs republican platform pronlses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

Lientenan. nobson has shaved on his
u,oustRche. But the girls VIII know him just
the same!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

on tho international arpiys as an tan
sion. However, time mas' 's,,sa ii in
even. Mr.. Mckinley can s..a,cainsirss;
wien Mr.. Bryan offers the apps
10 him next summer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

The real paramount Issue with the Han
nacrats is how not to lot 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

be disccuraglnE to have such an original
mud pacific way Of winning a faht fail In
it's very Inception
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

Pittsburg. Pa. couple have been blessed
with three pairs of twins inside of four years
The San Antonio OcO club might make a
motto OF this--lt beats the extension OF limits
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

The accession to the democracy OF the Phil
aaeiphia Times is another heavy blow at
'hper alism. II Hanna had any feeling
Pennsylvania would Just now be multiplying
bis gray hairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

As 10 the political effect of this strike
ns republicans seem to be between the
ueVil and the deep sea themselves Win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

The very best evidence that the republic.
ans arc scared is the Incorporate abuse of
Mr. Bryan now being INDUCED. oh, we've
got ON and gone!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

s n S 30HNSTos ... vies.P PRESIDENT.
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Heros pointer: In Dakota, Minnesota
ara otner Western States Bryan's audiences
were very much larger than Roosevolts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
REVISION OF CONFESSION.
Committee on Change IN Presbyterian Creed
Reports,
Recommendations That Various Pres.
byteries Take the subject Up, Prior
TO the Next General Assembly.

st. Louis, May 22.-After today the
proposed revision Of the Westminster
confession Of faith promises 10 be the
principal topic Of discussion among the
delegates and commissioners OF the
Presbyterian general assembly.
The opinion seems 20 prevail among
the members OF the assembly that the
matter viii not be dismissed by this
session without definite action. over
lures on the subject fram about forty
presbyteries have been referred 10 the
committee. Two OF the overmres OPP
pose any revision while thirty eight
favor various forms Of revision.
Much 10 the general surprise. the re-
port Of the committee ON bills and over
lures presented at the opening of he
afternoon session its report on the pro-
posal 20 revise the creed. The commit
tee recommended that the moderator
appoint a committee Of 49, composed az
seven clergymen ana eight elders. 10
take action IN the matter and report
az the next meeting OF the general as
sembly and recommended that the yari-
Gus presbyterles consider the matter at
their meetings next fan and report 20
the stated clerk in time Tor him to re-
port TO the general assembly.
Rev. Dr. Robert r Sample. chairman
of the committee said De deplored the
existing idea that the revision OF the
creed was necessary. He said the creed
contained nothing on predestination
that made God responsible for the loss
Of souls, and declared that children who
died IN infancy were not lost. The
speaker recommended a careful cOnsld.
Grafton OF the creed by those ignorant
OF what II contained.
4 general discussion OF the subject
followed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22

ABB, and from the Boston University
IN $50 with the degree of DID. For
twenty-five years be- has been a promi-
nent preacher Boo and near Boston. Ia
lss2, De was elected secretary of the
Ffeedmans ala and Southern Educa-
ton Society, and has held that posi-
ton ever since. He ig the author Of
the following works Jesse Lee and
the Old Elm. Peoples Church Pull
pit Lives of the Methodist church
BISHOPS and 'Frateu8l GREETINGS.
the Church in Ireland and EngIuud."
he is tdll straight os am Indian, and
Of striking appearance
David II. Moore. OF Cincinnati. edI-
tor ot the Western Christian Advocate.
was porn near Athens, Ohio. Septem-
per en-, 1888. Tie was appointed 90 the
cambridge circuit as junior preacher.
IN 1860. having graduated from the Ohio
University. I'm 1852 he entered the
Union ranks as a private soldier He
was elected captain OF company A. S1th
ONO volunteer infantry. he was made
prisoner at Harpars Ferry but was
exchanged. and later assisted in form.
ms the l25th Ohio volunteers. in which
De rose Boy grades t0 me rank of lien.
tenant colonel. tie followed Sherman ON
me march 90 the sea ana 90 the cOu-
clusion of the war returned 20 hls min
lsterlal duties During IBIS career later
ne served as president of the Wesleyan
c1lleg Tor women at Cincinnati as
chancellor president of the Colorado
seminary As chancellor OF the unlyer-
sity OF Denver, and as editor off the
Western Christian Advocate. 90 which
he was elected in 1854. BE rs recognized