The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
MULES For THE nnIrrsna
Supinc Conduct of the United States
Toward the BOcrs.

1
New Crler4s E9rlyul1,
Las. mett, thsfe wrs a It ey In one o
he y,rcrs t, the oGfoct tn q repre-
IL tii.ie.u cfrB, "a VIZ en- : ule
AMI hoises in his pe,' fer SOU h Afr C |
were gu tdlns these shNs Y " sol It,
ouLy asalrst POSSIBLE ham fon Der
syn arlCze.s.
Tie story, In VIII. there Ia an ad
M tfraa In 50 many W RS I at er:
ore sh5ss taxing on n.les aed h rise.
Ia this p 1T "a uae Eng ish rmi 1
| Scum Africa, is p.rhsular.y iuteseSI q
| { r this very reason.
| IL TIE Beers are vanIfsde: II tle
| lii.le republics CT SOU ii AfI1 "a ar5 g, :
| ly ciushed II lhe cause o. SET ra,
ment and liberty on the face OF IA ear b
| Is 20 that extent crippled In Is d WI
| OF the Twenitl ceaalsy, tn m. ii y
laa.iLg repro,~cn for the nurder o. =
man tishs.
1t Is an open secret that wi hout
Loisea aud WI hSut, indeed a SIP " OF
Ia u .mndEate ard su cl II Britls
arms in SolSh AfrroA ae in a bud " y.
TGday The army Is badly crippled 10 X
OF horses. asd " Is the ap "a en- pla !
Of he Beers further to wear o 1 lie
rens'h OF the English by ma n tt N
Use up tn .r h sses. Fsi ng in an ada.
quate supply. TIE end OF to war, di :
aSSreu sly fer gland and h efu.y q
the cause ol liberty, Is In sl'-t.
II mcs, ceme hone TO every tru, Amer
lean, What iI-t has Gu pi a d
tcady.ng administration TO pc mi | &
30 10 the British from dly Ana dcan
port? II would t ARE psrinl su n al 4
10 80 to the Beers. We ma o fine
speeShes on The II u,.h Of ul We ar
9 eat devices at the shrine OF ualyes sal
liberty. Yet, el.her tars.gh a $ a Of j
oommercial.sm or poi.ffve taf o, db.
leasing England, We pant her to lie
Furnished from cur land with en- e'e.
nsr't Of hex aNry's s: e 9Th, w "a III.
which England Is t,day VII ppei
assfsi,e It Is easy to u st this aryu-
meut Win a tech-dcal pa. 1t /. elsy
TO say u.@t horses are t It aka d Z
war. II might be that we do MT recog-
n.ze the Boer g0yeHarrsst Eo yey r.
We may hide behind su h shap ,afm do
tense. our moral culpa-ilLty Is In n
Whit asated. When We ho1sht I'D In
an ~ giish port OF the outbreak OF o :
troubles WITH Spain. and TAI ell tn o.,
The vessel out OF the KIN NJ N no IN
Time, did England permit the yesse 10
leayeY Not much. II would hive b. n
on act OF uufrdeudllness to So. ia ON t,e
part CT Our Englisa cousins.
lie Is, indee1, a hne log o'an VIII, "a,
dom I, 'arate that mer -haatmnu ia mo a
contrllaud OF war than the h - 8 wFics
M st absollGely lie had by tie army 4,
render 1t effective. - v
Why be such hJplcrstes? Why exsihi,
ourselves 10 the eyes Of the W "a a
Naion OF commercial knaves or ms,
lantmpus ccw1Ns? Why should n
present cong ess say to Eag d oai
set no more horses fr m tbs ca M y
i'he step would in.ure a llcr t'ye h.
trade. but Is there moth ng In the i,1o
uats treat Nation of little h,gler NJ u
onence than trade. ms
Dies any enc cam for a ns,rs,, Az.
we c-ulj sell horses with In, MN,
re Beers? VI uld this eau erS A.,
peTrrft it--w9uld the preset : mi ,a va.
ICON allow IN. Why should we a ~
curse 'or ore SIDE AMI an ter "a ~
tilfqggs.ns2 ana
This Mar ion should rnll IN n m.s...
oenapd On c ngre $ absolutely 10 to.H,s
ne exroTtntion Of horses anil n,uIss 80.
Us nntry TO the Bri ISL arny ~.
sopid not tclenate 1t fer an trs,s ~
an har'iy be quessiined that IN, Na,,
g opioted to our rendering any aid
,Ae Mreafy mach powe I'll E-gpss i,
unseual strusg'e. We shon d no, n.
malignsd and mesrr presnntef as DC
ps cur sapine adnhnls.rat'oa.