The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-18
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


Cronje's capture and Joubert's death do not
seem to dlsmay the Beers to any marked de-
gree That primitive people is evidently slu-
cere In its old fashioned dependence upon
God.-Vernon Globe.
Its dependence on God is all right and
worthy OF note. but did you ever see any peo-
pie that had reader and safer trust in the
Mauser rife?
Bailey does not believe in the Democratic
doctrine OF tariff for revenue only" He
wants raw material protected. He can as
consistently lndorse as an eXpedlent "boun-
ties" on exports.-Texas Farmer.
Mr. Baieys critics should at least tote
fair" with him. MT. Bailey is only in favor
Of tariff on raw materials so long as tar
iii protects the manufacturer He does not
believe In double discrimination In favor of
the manufacturer and against the producer Of
raw material. And he does believe in "a
tariff for revenue only" Senator Cuberson
and Mr. Bailey stand exactly together on this
question.
The young men in Texas who arc studying
industrial pursuits, crop diversihcation and
improved live stock, will be on easy street
when the young men now crazy about office
will be trying TO keep warm hugging de-
fusion. II some OF these young men would
go into business and smile and shake hands
as much as they do In pursuit OF office they
would soon get rich.-Dallas Times-Herald.
Politics AS such is the poorest profession
or business in which our young men can EN-
bark. Where one notable success is scored
there are n multitude OF lamentablo failures.
The biggest prizes offered today to the bright,
energetic youth of America are to be found
in the great business avenues OF the country
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Bailey was successful in the senatorial pri-
marles held in North Texas Saturday as was
expected, North Texas is his stronghold and
II would be unfortunate for him II he should
lose in that quarter.--San Antonio Express.
Indeedy! what about Washington county,
and Rastrop county, and Mills county, and
Luling, and--oh, mamma--Travis county?
Better look out for Bexar, dear Express.
49,
After trotting out all of their available
would -like-to-be governors, the opposition to
\ honest old Joe Savers have crawled into their
holes and are now eNclaming he can be gov
ernor again II he wants to."--Smithville
| Transcript
Why should there be opposition to Governor
sayers' What has he done to forfeit his claim
to recollection according to tho time -honored
custom OF giving deserving chief executive
second term? His administration has been
intelligent and clean, soft and progressive,
and the people viii ndorse It when the time
comes around TO attend to such matters.
Savers is all right
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! Published In the largest fruit growing dis
/ trict OF Texas, the town having shlpped last
/ year by express alone 1888 crates OF straw
berries. 20.7n3 crates OF peaches, 257s crates
OF plums. $3.50 crates of tomatoes 3f25 barrels
OF apples. BY freight the town shipped thirty
one carloads Of berries potatoes, csntolounss
and melons. Tho entire net receipts Of both
the evpress and frelsht shipments amounted
10 $50 200 --Lindale tSmith county, Reporter,
This is tho announcement, under the mast
head OF the Llndale Reporter and serves In a
very short space TO show what can be done
in Texas when people want TO do Think OF
wha, garden spot and what an Immensely
rich region East Texas would he were all por.
lions OF II utilized as iutellgently as that
section around Llndale.
DO you know that there are some peopl,
10 Greenyille who are strenuously opposing
cotton factory or q canning factoryg For
lack OF language We bush---Greenville Inde-
pendent Farmer.
These open enemies and Stspoken moss
backs are less harmful to community, how
ever. than that larger supine class who with.
out public spirit or iiberaiity themselves are
yet content 10 let thugs rock along as usual
or else shrewdly remain aloof white Others
are making them rich by building UP the
community.