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ties. Requests have been received from
many prominent friends. including profess
sors IN Enrlhain college, FOR antl-imperial-
istlc literature. The letter by Henry U.
johnson. ex-congressman OF the Burnt
district, declaring for Bryan is also being
sent to every Quaker In that district. Tho
ants are we'll supplied with funds.
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Enoch Moss sim Cheerful.

Bastrop, Texas, August si.-Enocn as' y,
colored. who is under sentence 70 na's "a y.
tomorrow for numbering his empoye'' y.
Lane. at Littig, July TO- 1899. is renarsi. y
cheerful In view OF his impending doont y
tertalning his spiritual advisers and 'as ~, ~
porters with perfect self-possesslon- 49,, IN i,
efforts have been made to get up : ~ sv ~ d,
employ a lawyer to go TO Austinto W W
a respite. but without success.
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peni.on-shermnn Electric Road

Denlson. Texas, August sh-T inc co., XII
for clearing. grading and bridging shs p'' /,
son and Sherman railway from psa'''. ~.
81 erman mas been let and wcik VI, "a
mence Monday. Mr.. Brett tho ssns, .omp,rr
aeer tf the Electric lns'aila'iVsS M sorlfsa
OF Chicago. which company has nv ,ssterursi
for building and eouipalng inc
lire. Is ready for operation.
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MO land Deal consummated,..

Victoria. Texas, August so.-one o =. s,si
est real estate deals recently maui ,,.tss.
Texas real estate was concluded wy u +
day. whereby Mr.. J. e. Pettus s0ia : ~;
McCampbell a big body OF 'oi ,,S, ooa tas y
exact acreage and price can mol g so anti
Both parties are residents ut that s0'"''
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Corpus Christi. Texas AuS"s. .,as .sa $
correspondent learns this ess. .rs, cunAl'
authentic source that the steam w, cara
land plying between Gai ~ pS silhl'.ss'
Christi ard Point Isabel, y ~ er sEpitpf
frem The Brewnsvills trade :"
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x,,,,nr NJ state conyle' 80

Wharton, Texas, Ausus' this ssH''
with fatal results took pis' : Rautsi = =
Al the state convict farm J. "a 4 feaIa s!sl' q.
shot and died before medical TENDERS = ~
w. q. Barr came in the EMERY CO.
officers. Kendall was ~ he camp
guard and Barr sergeant u
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Recovered pa ma ses :.

comanche. Texas, Ausass =. il ~ " 4.
meyer was allowed $500 o's,- n. bulliss i, !
,riot court for the burning q i IS psrDss w
The explosion ,of dynamite ,, ~
ing which was burned IN
has appealed the case M
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
The Total Loss ls Estimated q
E:.JO, 900.

New Orleans, August Sl.-About 10 oelNI
tonight fire broke out in the UPPER psFt u
the building at No. 6Oi Canal street, aee'
pied by the Fairbanks Scales company, CO.
plctely destroying the building and eonerA
The loss is estimated at s200,0OO
keifer sBros. shoe factory, adjoining su
fered loss of 500, 900, and the Morris ctIi'
ing. corner of Canal and Camp streets, si''
tanned about $50 600 damage, the upper sefa
being burned and the contents OF the vailsA
offices badly damaged The loss, II u "
lieyed, is fully covered by Insurance.
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Tried to Light a fire with J., hs .,,sr,a.

sherman. Texas, August sl.--Ta's l" 's,s j
while endeavoring TO make ssra
Mrs. j. f. Casteel was ssVs's ~. xusa.
about the body. arms ana la MA an ekpssss.a
Followed follow she was wrapped = nsl does
meslics present instantly ~
from her thus saving her ~
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has been compelled to pay sgO6 ton for
plate which was being sold by the same
trust to the Russian government at y3JO a
ton. There Is chapter on the discrmlna-
ton by the railroad companies In favor Of
the trusts. which gives them NIB solute con-
troll OF the prices of all the products dealt
In by them
Tho ship subsidy bill for rhe shipbuld-
ing trust is reviewed
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ANGLo-AMERIoAN ALLIANCE.


The British alliance Is shown TO exist.
and some of Its work Is rectted-notahly
the surrender to Great Britain of our
proper rights in the cons truotion of a
canal through Nicaragua; the surrender
TO Great Britain OF valuable mining ter
rltory in Alaska under the guise of tenn
porary arrangement; the effort TO screen
the British foreign officers from the neco 3
slty OF an apology for the violation q
United States mails In South Africa by a
British official. and finally the circulation
through one of the departments in Wash
lngton OF British political pamphlets to
create false Impressions concerning the
cause OF the Beers
The steallngs by United states repub.
lican officials in Cuba occupy an entire
chapter, II deals with facts from tho
records The nulliHcation OF the constltu-
ton 10y the Porto Rico act Is shown q b.
imperialism applied" Extracts frem III,
proceedings OF congressional committees
oppose the visible control OF congress- BY
he sugar trust Extracts from he pro
ceedings OF these committees show the
presence Of Mr. oxnard. chief lobbyist for
the sugar trust, and his advice. which WIS
oheyed when the customs tarin was In
POSED on commerce between Porto Rico
aud other ports of the United States
parallel is drawn between the Porto Rico
bill and the British colonial system show
ing that The republican party prefers the
British colnIal system e, the republican
territorial system OF the United States
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rpE rRIrsrs

Part 3 treats a the trusts, giving Net
of those corporations aud giving The rene.
dies proposed by each parry. II slvcs tn
record = the victory IN cengrcss OF the
qrmor plate trust When that bod re'la-
culshed its control over ,hr subject ~ tie
price OF ernor nistc and gava tNove- 0
the secretary OF the navy. THIS II ala IN
the face OF the fact that the United States
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It's q good thing for the United States in
this Caina mix-up that we are not suspected
OF hidden purposes. We begin to appreciate
the advantage Of q reputation for conservative
traditions and policies. But how long Will We
continue to enjoy such reputation. II we
Give way to imperialistic tondenciesy
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M'KINLEY Isl DISSECTED.
Democratic Text Book Shows lhe Flaws In
His Policies.
Tue MANY SCANDALS OF SPANISH WAR
Broken Promises, had Rntions nnd
the Apothcosis of Eagnn-Moncy
Conference Pledge UnLept.

Washington, August 30.-It is stated at
the democratic headquarters that The
campaign text book will be out ab5ut
September 1. The first part Will be d.
voted to the democratic platform OF 1900,
with that of 1896 added, The affirmation
OF the latter at the Kansas City conven-
tion makes 1t virtually part OF the plat
form of 1900.
The notification speeches Of Mr. Bryan
and Mr.. Stevenson are given in their en-
tirety, as is the convention speech OF
Hon. James D. Richardson, chairman Of
the National convention.
The second part contains the republican
platform and a review of the convention
speech OF Senator Lodge, who presided
over the republican convention. AS Mi.
Lodge was pat forward as the chl3f oAes
man Of the party, his speech rs treated az
the official presentation OF the issues GA
which the republican leaders intend to
make the campaign.
ECHOES OF THE SPANISH WAR.
Part states the origin OF the war with
Spain and recalls the stubborn resistance
made by President Mckinley against in
tervention in Cuba. even after the Maine
had been destroyed and the causes there
of made plain The administration OF the
war department during the war with
Spain Is dramatically set forth. The ).
graceful prostitution OF the commis5ary
department to the interests OF the deal
ers in canned beef" is produced In a con-
densed form from the testimony OF the
commission appointed by the president, a
tribunal which was popularity understood
10 have been organized to acquit Thu
testimony Of General Miles and of nu
merous officers Is presented to convict :he
administration OF the charge Of permitting
the business interests Of meat packers 20
outweigh the health and comfort OF the
brave soldiers who volunteered to flght
the countrys battles
Commissary General Eagan's foul
mouthel abuse OF General Miles, for
which he was court martialed ana san
fenced TO dismissal from the army, is also
given. This is FOLLOWED by President Me
Knley's approval of the conviction and re-
yersal OF the sentence. Instead of ex-
ecuting the sentence Of dismissal the
president decorated General Eagan by re-
lieyng him from all further service in
the army, but permitted him to draw full
pay.
Attention is also given to the recklet g
disregard of sanitation in the several
camps Of the army more destructive 10
our soldiers than Spanish bullets.
The Roosevelt attack on tire war de-
partment and the round robin" signed
by all our high military officers In Cuba,
demanding withdrawal Of the troops to
Northern climate to save them from ut
ter destruction by disease is presented in
full.
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Guam is to be fortified and made vaiu-
able naval station That's all right--we are
willing to compromise on Guam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

1t is gratifying to observe that Texas is
not hurt enough by politics this year to cause
any great amount Of IoaHng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

Lord Salisbury has hidden himself on tho
lFrauco-German frontier somewhere and left
Mr.. Mckinley to conduct the Chinese bust
ness for the alliance. In the meantime
England Processes TO BIO Surprised at our
notion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

lined ny 10 battle array. However, the Bea-
con concludes, that isn't much worse than
mllitarism elsewhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

/ The march OF all nations" through tine
imperial palace at Pekln was kind Of CON
quest Of China In Piekwickan sense
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oTHp PARAMouNr 1ssuE.n

In compliance with the mandate OF the
National convention and following the ex-
ample of the candidate another section
is devoted to Imperialism as the para
mount issue under the title of "The Re-
public or the Empire?" The Presidents
Philippine War" is the longest chapter in
the book. It charges against the president
gross and palpable violations OF the con
itution and the usurpation by him bota
OF the treaty~making power and the war
making power. II shows from the record
that although Spanish sovereignty in thu
Philippines did not pass to the Unitad
States until April H. 1899, the president
from December to April rode rough 81 I'd
over the constitution to force war upon
the Filipnos in order to forestall con
gress In the exercise of its power, both
under the treaty and the constitution, 10
determine the civil aud political status OF
the tlllpnos The war waged upon them
by the pen is treated as a usurpation by
him OF the war making power for the pur-
pose of transforming friendly allies into
implacebie enemies.
The possibility OF a republican recon
struction policy in the Philippines and
their division into five States for admis-
sion INTO che Union Is clearly presented.
The presidents approval of the agreement
with the sultan OF Sulu is presented. In
which he upholds slavery aud polygamy
under the United states flag. Tho report
OF the liberty congress OF the anti-imperl.
alists is followed by a chapter giving nu-
merous decisions Of the supreme court
which clearly contradict the new repub-
lean doctrine that the constitution is not
the supreme law i'll the territories. The
chapter ON the cost Of imperialism will at
lract general attention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01
One Way to Insure victory.

EEN'NHVVIt IJtIUUVIdI
There is one way OF electing BRYAN tina,
removes all chance OF failure. TIT Mark
Hanna on the stump aud let him make
one speech in every doubtful State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

Tho National Negro BuslhAs League which
was recently IN session in Boston appears
from all accounts TO have been very con-
Seryaiive and sensible gathering. The more
intelligent negroes are learning that their
salvation lies Ia making themselves Ananeial-
ly respectable and independent and Ia open,
ing avenues for the utilization OF their edu-
cation and natural talents Booker weah-
'ngton is entitled to the credit for this prac-
teal and eommcndabe movement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-01

The Philadelphia Ledger suggests that the
contractors in that city might give Mr..
Hanna some valuable pointers on how TO get
rlenty of money from the machine without
undue publicity
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Everybody Of the hale sex has 10 nght in
China when tho dragon shows his teeth. says
ne Wichita Beacon II soldiers are wanted
children are takeu from their toys ana old
men waiting for the grim messenger are
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Nov that she Horton law ha5 expired and
corbett has won another asht IL viii h.
right hard TO hold him
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| That lady on Southern railway train IN
Tennessee tho other day. who refused TO ride
/ in a coach with man who wore shirt
waist" must herself have had on one OF an
/ old style
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Flour In Ecuador is worth SIS a hundred
But the politicians down there are too mod
est to refer to tho fact as an evidence of
prosperlty
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY, sErT. 4, 1900.
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+ ~ s y0E MS v,c,. PPss:,ossr.
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1t Is an old sayug that "the Lord tompers
the wind to tho shorn lamb" but thirty
eight dead bodies have Just been discovered
at Cape Nome since tho recent storm there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
ROOSEVELT o. rnE RESULT.
says All Patriotic Americans Feel
Deeply thankful

nNFNtf khhhhth
New York. Nov. 7-Gov Roosevelt. al
though ho did not retire until after mid
night. was up Ia good season to-day At
his homo in oyster Bay Tho Governor
made this statement commenting upon
victory
u rejoice beyond measure over ihe way
the vote has gone. PresiderQ Mckinley
had 20 face the most serious and comull-
Gated problems that have been faced by
any prestens since Lincoln or by any
President a generation before Lincoln.
do not zee hos there could be- any ma
tcrial improvement, IN the way be- has
faced aui solved each OF them II there
fore seems o. me perfectly fair test of
the way our people are willing fo back
up a fuau who has done such dlftlcuit and
ail-lmportant work FOR the nation I think
that the supreme capacity Tor successful
eel government in nation o. clearly
shown by tine struggle through which the
nation has just passed. To have failed to
iulorse President Mckinley would have
been a calamity comparable only - o fail
ure 10 lndorse President Lincoln IN tsft
Al fnr-slghted and patriotic Americans
feel deeply thankful for the way in which
the American people as whole have
shown their good sense and absolute nd-
hercnce to tine cause of honesty and ma
tiorUl honor,
Again u should b. "a matter of the
deepest qualification al tine way those
Democrats stood for sound money They
having Joined hands with their Hepubii-
can hrctaren. share the credit for a vic
tory which represents FAR more than any
partisan victory iu this contest for
truo Americanlsm the men who believe
in II have stood together without regard
10 locality OF place of birch. without re-
gard 10 creed or race origin. without re-
sara 10 occupation or anything elise ex-
eoptlug the needs ~ American citizcuHhlp.
.n "a way that 81 "a splendid omen for the
future and thas starts the nation wei
on the threshold ~ new century"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
TRIUMPH or WALL STREET.
wild aud Frantic celebration OF the
victory az Has Won.

Now york Nov T. More than $3.50
,...t,.... ,,,o,,.t..~s ~ the 2toet Produce
,....-... t...,...,...... ,,,r,a.
~.
- this afternoon 10 '".'N' '''"'' " ''
election of William Mckinley
After tl,c .st..se az tho Produce Exchange
49,. ,....,t,.. .,,,t..,..l az ,b, corner Of
49,.
Nhit'n"i ahA weaver "'i'
sixty ninth Regiment hlud wa siRtl'h-
- a llne was formed. and. headed by
..tst,.., ,f ,..it..a AMI hr,,kera m1rr1si
u
l"'" 'i'" 'N'"'"N '"''
th" floor waving tanners An4 H'Ns 'h'
cheering Tor Mckinney aua t""stt'H
An immense Amelean Tag snal'.Hl
as the brokers mastc their ".a*eni was t'e
siEnht f"r "A conanH0l" .h"ef lhai M"7
akcu up hy the t3rpHge fhat 'f""An.l t"'
galleries nud the CORRIDOR. FH" fNhdi '"H
~ the 'StaTss@rHuHlt banner feifltitt y
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
WHAT mH. cnoI<En SAYS.
Relieves 10 90 1 Hurt bryan in tho
Eastern states.

NftAFNFS ~ AR htAFt bFNNh IN tnw
Eastern states.
New York Nov 7-Richard Croker said
~ the Democratic club today
~ Nas very much surprised and disap-
pointed at tho way the election turned out.
I dld expect Mr. Bryan to- bo elected
President of the United states"
Asked for the cause Of defeat Mr..
croker replied.
II believe that l6 to had good deal
to do with the vote against Bryan in this
state What the tbuses were in tho
Southern and Western states / do not
know
eve an know what the cause was In
New York state: the money center of tho
East However Now York city did very
well indeed u thc rest Of the country
bad done as we'll as New York Bryan
would have been elected. Kings county
did very we'll too.
- DO not regard the decision OF Tho
country al adverse 80 Mr Bryan a. a
man. ~ wns against the principles. Hs
ls a magnificent representative American.
II IS - far ahead and so many things
may develop before the mayoralty cam
uaign that ] cannot see how the present
election can affect thar contest
- expect 10 so Ia Europe aa soon as
an this fuss Of the campaign Is over"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
NEBR ASK A..
state went Democratic hat There
NInH ne "a Contest.

MnN We n ohtfNA*
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov democratic Nat
oaal Committeeman Dehlman this after
on stated that the Nebraska legislature
vnl b. Fusion BY eleven majority thai
,ae Fusion state ticket IS elected by about
5olo majority. and that the Bryan elec-
t0 win by so.
Naoublicans arc Inclined to concede the
Ieelslature on the face of the present re-
tarns. but they alcge fraud ~ lfohslA@
county omaha. and will contest ~ Tar
4H. returns show gains IN the Legisliture
cf sixteen members Tor the Fusionlst
otar Two years ago.
omaha Neb.. NOV T-Electon returns
tn Nebraska are so close as 20 De watenep
Hssuly Chairman Lindsey for tne heplo-
U.ans claims tonight that mehin'.S 'at
r5ae INC state by 700 or more. the hePue-
ltaan .fate ticket wins by 5000 20 30" am
tHat fhe Republicans have a majority o.
-, in the Legislature.
AGAINST this the Democrats claim th't
Yrtan carried the state, though hy hdt ?
row margin OF perhaps not more 'han
tro5teend that fusion has a safe WORKING
majority in the legislature ,na. 49,
atlte officers are elected ny ""V y ~
The Legislature Will be IN dolp' uhtl
oamnleto returns are In. Indications ar
th.t Ia win be Fusion by a small malot'fy'
Both partles are claiming tha teal on
5..ut ballot. s.
samnIase figures received from p Of iae
s e.anfies In the state. These counties
laUei 5000 votes or approNimAleig en-
tfi % the vote Of the state. lhe VOC
ef ae twenty counties was returned ~
t#.l9Wst
it-,an. 81 $50: Mckinley. 4o.e's Ihese
counties four years ago gave Bryan -,
81 Kiuley. s4.4Sl. This cnanse' !.
maintained. would come near wlplHs out
the pryan pluralitv OF 1900 Of lsss. SCAT
UunF returns from other counties snow
H smaller percentage Of loss. and mo-
rl.e that sho fasion electoral ticket mas
wa out by lead Of about twelve or M
t.su hundred.
y claimed that the legislature of Ne
t-1tka Is fusion hy twelve votes OUT o'
uu j1int ballot.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
BOUQUETS rRoM ENGLAND.
London Papers Like the Result of
our Election.

London. Nov s-Most of the morning
papers IN their comments upon the Amer
lean election. take the llne followed by
Inc Daily News. which says.
a'rhe swing % the pendulum has ceased
Ia the United stntcs as it has here. Tine
Republicans are as uushakable therc as
.he CONSERVATIVES are iu the United King
dom Thc elections mark the end OF
Bryanlsm. cud an approval of The pot
lev Of expansion There is no reason
10 doubt Mr. Bryan's honesty. No man
with bad private character could face
tho unexampied publicity of prcsidcu-
aal election Hc IS straightforward and
sincere. but De Be- the victim ~ hopeless
lnfatuatiou aud practical mon felt no con
adence iu him The adhesion - Tam
many Han s not Mr. Bryun'a fault, but
hls misfortune.
The Chronicle says:
"Mr Roosevelt. than whom probably a
greater man has rot appeared 70 Amcri-
sau politics since Lincoln. Is the one man,
IL there Dc any who can Introduce purity
Into tue American political system
The Morning rcst says.
AIR. M Kuley may boast that he is the
c.ect 81 thc whole people Ia q larger sense
ttan any President since the civil Wnr
The Republican victory viii be memorable
la the annals ~ the Union