The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24

apparent ON the surface. there was the
silent, Invisible influence at some good
wyynman to help that man on 60 success.
Whgu one saw an electric spark ono Know
that somewhere there was a mighty Gu,
Elhc the work of which WIS producing
that spark. Tho engine, he said, was Ia
thr brilliant point OF light what the good
woman was 20 the brilliant man. Ills re.
marks In this connection were felicltous
throughout and elected II generous amount
OF app nusc
Pressing business. MIR. Prince went an ia
state prevented tho chiff executive uf
Texas FROM greeting the Visitors IN person,
II was Governor savers, tue speaker snid.
VINO had inaugurated the movement To
bring the New York huslncss men to this
state. and who had pushed Il on To q sue.
cpSsful contamination, The governors re-.
gret ~ his Inability to he present was
therefore AZ the greater The State OF
iNNas, Mr. Prince went ON to state. EXPECT
. much Of IFS guests, hut hoped 10 render
an equivalent As the reception accorded
thc visitors by the people ot Orange was a
part of this equivalent, the speaker again
look occasion TO extend his grateful
thanks to the former
Addressing himself particularly 10 the
visitors, Mr. Prince snid that their yIsIt
was state matter. having first been
taken M by the governor and then by the
lfr slntnr. through which thr dual luvl.
tuition was extended lie wanted. be sail,
90 SEQ The now TcXns grasp hands with
Greater New York, lie wanted Ia improsa
IN thp visitors the fact that This tour of
trfpriSe. fir wanted them to Investigate
ioF themselves Texas laws, which had
been miscoustrucd, and Texas orporlun-
tics, lie waited them To come In Per
R"ral touch with the ritiycnship uf tha
Sttr. 60 msl Get the state as whole
~ to report ~ conditions as they found
INDICATED that he was cutie conndcn; 40
e. the lesult
II fcrrng 20 ihc Texans who were to a.,
company the Now Workers on tne tour
att
he had personally had the pleasure az np.
polutinr the various MONITORS If tho COIN
IN iiec from different portions Of the com
monwealth. lie commended the COMMITTEES
10 the visitors as representatives Of the
citizenship of the State The tnnr had be.
gun NEST uuepiclously, hc snld, nd he
hoped that n would continue So. He hoped
that tho ViSitoi~ would ma the state All
that its own cltlacna knew II 90 hc Tho
people of Orange ha pointed ont had
given good illustration Of what might De
expected In the way Of hospitality. In this
respect he snid, they were representative
OF The people Of tho state as n whole
Vexas Nh Prince went 90 70 sny, offered
greater advantages 10 Now York capital
than New York could possibly nIrr to-
TcvmH As pebble dronpe1 10 the ocean
sent wayelct 10 The farthcst beach. 50
Nt@Ss which was the heart of finance AMI
commerce. what New York offered 10
Texas IN the way Of 1nnuce the speaker
said, Texas wuuld return IN subsfancc 10
the representatives, OF fhe commercial
lndlcT 10 come In actual contact with con
ditlons ms they exist These sn'l" people.
he snid, Ind not single motive that Wns
not upheld hy business integrity Safety
and protection In every WAY was gunrun-
TODD to M Investors
Mr. Prince concluded his able address
with fcw more words Of welcome IN the
namc 81 Tho governor and of the state
legislature. lie was listened 10 attcntycly
throughout and heartily apphudcd