The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

: :, me toastmaster then called on Hon \,
d clan lisre. 70 respond 70 Poultry aud Bel
yhg ia1,SS, Mr. GOssct tlid not tnlk ri
. na its SUBJECT, but In few brief remark
! hAiu, IN Mr. Shaw's own coin. soinc ~ III
r spees s created by the latter during ni
. q, taptain Relchardt spoke Of the presence
a ana ny, senators Paulus and Lipscomb
] toasf erh the i9rmer to respond to III,
Ssnn Ine fralrie View state Normal
nen.ator Faulus made some excellent sur
$ reinn}nns regarding the best manner Of he
ueCbnr5 m me work Of the Agricultural ant
49, ,cdtrllef IN the evening ssme one Ind De
tbo ~ agrlcnlturlst us one who farmct
lana sn,r ne toastmaster introduced
s 1917 commissioner Charles Rogan MS AZ
s Sggr,cgSlturist Mr.. Rogan made witty
rs sI6telIect the next toast proposed. was
teesponded TO 10y Parks Heat6u. Mr, Hen.
~ remurks were quietly humorous nnd
w S warmly applauded
was q senator Llpscomb Of Hampstead
nhsst,iitnIss next speaker lie Spoge ~ thp
pphsssi4oli, tiles Of the Agricultural and Me.
NJ ' s,,,,a gonege IN glowing terms and told
So,ild to oi tne things which In his opinion,
LIZ tehu Z" bring about desired results,
! Nh " snow an individual from Danag
rnt ..v,i5alineq to be farmer, that he was
eypross9e.i "inN pepble on the beach. az ne
p,,ptfeSSeI ~ captain kcichardt introduced
for,' .. " carson, who has charge OF the
s'.lu WORK AZ the college Mr. Carson told
| paf or funny stories.
W me suggestion OF w. A. shaw be
.o'sl l9e Young Man ~ America was
'sSPonded e by II; +. Jordan.
20 NV l9oNHng Dream was responded
| 80 Malc0nn CarnpS, who very strongly
] h5JCSSnllhehded the matrimonial state as ne
nls,imacS' .tonsumnation OF "Lnve's Young
rI91c Press as, an Educator" was pro.
/ noSen ana responded to 10y g. Arthur VII.
| ,bamiS ot The Houston Post ~. shaw
c s.rn n'9 ne some additional remarks con
1 ,er,s,ns ne pest method Of serving tho in
teleS's OF the college and the meeting adj
IWuIheu' me occasion was plens,inf ono
"nt was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
Among the guests who are here nre Hon
r. a. ,Snaw OF Dallas. Captain and Mis-
Wtllii,n neii3narut OF Houston, Nh. and Mrs
fnitituu Malone OF Hunter Hon Jefferson
Johnson of Austin, Hon. Charles lio-in NJ
aagslin. senator y, :. Paulns, Mss C;race
Inc M nn, Ui houston, Miss Martha Brown.
Jordan Of Waco. ''''' a.
Following is synopsis Of the Address
ueHNeted by Hon. W. H. Gossett ,lnrinc
we pnpHc meeting of the Alumni associa
ton last night:
Ie&aS is needing the services of youn,
men educated In the science of aer' rnI
ture ana the mechanical arts, in larger
Of 'i t5C man II needs lawyers or CHE |
tba t"' tvaiThed professions, and the rewards |
- 1"Hll the \. and " graduate arc |
Iul' as great. II rcquI 4, a brave yonnc
Ky No. enter Tie law Ia this day when |
'ue lioICs Slon Is crowded aud I'm many IN
StIhtes the exhibition Of courage surnessas
Judgment but for The inteiiirent' "a nbG ,v
"EHfStI loAS alumni OF this college. prodt
.n'y ana successful field Of enterprise pA
tends glad welcome
,ft III "'Ssetts subject was the American
T. ihgi1 today and tomorrow, and his re-
nlpn 10 present problems Among r+be,
problems suggested which viii jc,nsrd ug,,i
intnslt!ul consideration of The An,oTiron
S ,.l.,.,5 are the following Ito said: Il
MpIu not ou such an occasion attempt a
discussion oc the race proGIcm M .o,
,ns most noted and famous effort 10 de
fn,tiVp inc negro on educational Industrial
lncs, Inc Booker T. Washington Industrial
school. suggests TO the thoyghtf,I mimi
tne probable effect success In this dIrno
!. .Wn inal nave upon race pfcjud'ces ana
t6e S S'nt1I'S Today, fer The most part IL
,a. 80 - iue negro comes In direct com |
N,uHL Win tue farm aborer oub. Whon
,, ,o,,lIo heErS1 mechanics and naclniss
Nhlit race VIII it tend ro eliminate ~ IN
.gISi[ me problem Involved In tbr two
IttrSgS nf'hy permanently In the same coun
A. GO onomic political question; The deto.
!oI3llc theory Of human government .,nnIs {
,1, palng{G property personal Indiyiluaity I
H. nndrr ~ OPPORTUNITY IN tue race Of
'grI; Tue socialists. that lonics the l,i.hf S
rnind irt'o nI,tHhgriE and ~ a itos lhe gov
y "N ne transportation and the like, but {
u ~ industrial enterprises ais well. thHt
ns'sis tne government should be the hcad 7
u great corporation. all propIrtv' itS
Ssci, anu every citizen a stnekl5lIe, IN II
his connection I caii ynar atfenfinn ~ az
aCt that there Is being formed In this /,
Ky a. We word, combinations OF capital
M MINISTRIES The promoters of nose
tsln,~ trusts say that while its effect
my ne 10 destroy lndivduAllsm au1 sntpr %
rise vet i reduces the cosi Of manifnr
urea articles 10 the consumer and M thc r.
an't llmS increases the profits OF the pro q
lCNI' ~ ms be truO Is not The Iooirnl
.cnd " such combinations snd trusts r.,
upper and make plausible the dcmtnds ~ l.
1o'a4smf II 50, you .ayc private proper, %
!, Nheh USED contrary 20 democratic prin n
iplts, promoting the doctri.ics finn No,,il
araloS, ana Is II triirf '''' " n
WHAT think yOuof the sprctarle ava ,,r,f
ne polllcal consequence of The prcsidpni AZ G
~ greatest republic on earth. while tr.n,
i's a.lohE hlS fellow citizens and speak. y
v OF the political maxim thnl An pove,.'
ents derive their just powers fro7n ~ IL
'hsept Of the governed and couIuarina :,
rs doctrine with the demands OF COM | y
~ ysec, GefiaIlng mat the people hnd mar "
" more prortable than BinAims ana Is y
lplaudedi Is his dIsparagcment of Mi ~ "a
e fundamentals upon which our govern A.
enl Is hasfd; placing profits above prin
PIES Ahd II so, what OF Il? DOES n On
can that when there Is a clash BET weeI NJ
= utiuai1A OF commerce ana the rights liz
rue citizen that the citizens rights must IL
contracted thnt commerce" may he ox NJ
hueuf Following tho Industrial revolu- Il;
IN resulting from the transition from nc
aScniar TO mechanical power in manu-
the modern city and its government In pa
@ decade between 1880 and 1850 our as
y population increased 81 per cent. while de
rural population Increased only IA uer
nj, II Is certain that the Increase In
Y population between 1880 and l9tn ms Sc
Z been relatively less, Is there nny ld'
NEEDY for this apparent lack OF harmony IN!
proportional Increase In population IN
Nn and country or Is IL as IL shonld bpy ~
cal disturb inces and greht breaches of ics
? public peace occur IN the cities where II,
med force representing government an ~
)rity faces muttering discomfort Democ ~
" Is the best form Of government far u;
1se oulr who have patriotism, uteili Ky
lcc and moral character. capable 81 sef ~,
Without such qualifications ~
erty lapscs into license and ends In an. '"i
NY. There Is peril when tho Goddess ,
Liberty Is forced 10 lean on the pOfnt ~
the bayanet for support. and sooner ar
CT IL VIII pierce her hand" w,
n the solution OF all problems social ! fes
itIcal or economic may the alumni ~ 7
a. and NJ, college be n great and han the
factor. exemplifying the virtues OF that XII
timent: M
et all good things await the
IA who cares only 10 he great
as lie saves or serves his State" nt
A. c. Audrey Died Suddenly. \
alas, Texas. June 11-Captaini A. q hen
Trey alderman for tho Sixth trnrd MI