The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
IfNTH DISTRICT.
fills Of Potent Influences
Il Inward Success
rEllsTs WORKED IN HARMONY
49, a. The Election of
'''..,recss-Thanks Are
|l.avs,ed TO All.

IL Of the Tenth c0nsreSSi0'-
rsxas. November 9.-The !
/ ,,spstItuents of the Tenth
a district and of Texas, IN
tanning the pro rata of cred
n III the extremely gratifying
4. recent contest, to which
u,tly entitled, should dis
.sual magnanimity towards
[',.,iop OF those potent tnfiu-
L.,sd by an element formerly
/ ,.rocratlc circles. which con-
/, uaierially to the party pres
|',,,oerity, and which, II accord
/, rIcOgnition and deserved APP
| iii become permanently al
H. interest and in the future,
ssesut election, will contribute
and supremacy of DEM
ksclples.
eminent success with which
I'D efforts made in behalf OF
Mas been rewarded is, in my
Ltributable to several important
IA Of which exerted its own Pc
X upon the result of the cleo
ErsriIy we had in the Hon.
Burgess an able, intelligent
sssIye exponent; one VINO not
al effective campaign person.
upoa whom the democrats OF
4 without dissension, reunited.
kllye county chairmen, enjoying
cordial cooperation and stu
HI Of local leaders and repre-
citizens, each perfected a thor
SYSTEMATIC local organization,
! Of Intelligent advocates located
yoting precinct and interior
lose constant and faithful es-
our interest accomplished
results and acquired addition
daily. The independent voters
|.rIst favored Mr.. Burgess can,
sn the day OF his nomination
he'd, without solicitation, the
Of their most experienced Dip
bis behalf. The German and
Citizens, who compose approx
per cent of the districts total
Eingth, who are nominally demo
who deserted the party foui
on account OF their apprehen-
Is free silver proclivities, hav-
& satisfied of ths permanent re-
d that issue, returned to dem
nks and gave battle royal, while
lumber Of the most promlnenf
b Of the Tenth, feeling that
hlree's aifiliation with tnell
Of too recent date to entiti'
political preferment, not only
Indifference and apathy rela'
destiny, but in many instances
espoused and publicly pro
Be laudable ambition Of Oh
sndari bearer.
one Of the most potent an
developments of the late cam
sarded from a partisan stand
he return to democra ic RANK
eds Of former constituents o
who during the past decad
themselves with the populis
who, having at last recognize
v Of further dissension AMI re
AZ between the two organize
IS an interdependence that
s@olule. have, without display
peace that passeth under
returned to the house of thei
the significance OF their home
clearly apparent. They shout
Y 10 the most cordial name
'ne most courteous treatmen
70 EEL that we are cognizar
O''h and conyersant with the
~ nave returned to US OF the
'uh and In good faith, an
received, not upon probatio
'ued in all fellowship and sir
an abundance of honor to BIZ
Wy 70 crafty and of patroI
Nase all faithful constituent
" ana It should be accorda
ara distributed in a mannt
aspire the respect, the con-
.s'eem OF those whose fidsli
!! maintains its prestige al
rs SUPREMACY
,neads within and without Il
W 80 ardently advocated Of
y, wnom neglected their pc
y mat they might devote the
s'enls 10 democratic interest
press that so faithfully e
promoted its party's welfaI
! 0Asll OF both the party and N
Z evhyey he sincere gratitu
4''on oil each. Yours ST.
r.,., w. r. King,
i. N'n Congressional Executi