The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04

MVuiu render II practicstiln A mss,..
Pis PVlucal or social ~ im1os,lS'
M 81 iluuate, SO that eSnre 81 XXX,
JueseH purely on hls atSaeh ma ~ ~
,, oii,r IVf Tue promotion ~ mefit
to,s,l reasons IS bad WA ose.t1
oIiccrs ~ ~ where Appllndsa bcl
motion ava ~ dfluY or mas y. athsI, t.
parUnent must lie mai under az "
70 the good OF tie ser,S solels WAY
civ ana merit IN ~ and 10 n. q
cSsure, political. social man hnssIl
h hslu VIII pc Permitted " " pefsor,l.
,nItt ~ any Question ~ eAsrrw ~ Y
eull, ana II there Is reas pfonptlo, X
oeVu pressure Is exercISed 70 bels-,
uiiuc oulcer CONCERNED i i9e ir,il.s
inilIVaIe against him. In vii b ssI
t,.fI, %,t9ru 10 have rewatSa ann :
d ,,.gi save on the Smni of dgr,t 4
titlod 49, ny their owl Iolrf X
.tttHu 10 the rewards ~. lefis Il,
those who are pecnliorgIve t slhem, ,sS y
uullcS are chosen 10 nass ~ 70 "a .s
Every effort should ho Urn then
ddulE 10 constantine afue 70 tt..
efficiency. When az .nFedsiae IN.
work save that dlrerilr 'iv ~ sefrN
Tst W. should be required srHhs lte X "a
ln we army. ms In the tne Ripa NJ
E5euIly reduced. What is Apta
w boMef or command and c,ss1er n,
wen IN inc Held Constsntt' pallllv 70 III
S,IH 70 prevent dry rot In tiase ~
~. allu ,VliiniSSary denartms,, ssaaqs
,ora1 I'M, ,hN IS 50 small and - Z,
hirbcr ~, oyiot Is very difficult Il y z
Gers and the enlisted mani .Ie love 4
ice ma nOcuyres Ia mass saane d M
paratlVely largo scale IL ~ ~ % AN
amount Of individual excel,anale % M
against the paralysis whist Ho9li igN
maturity 20 work rs a cohero,a'. oll n
der skillful and daring leess,.. Sasls y
couS,eSs should provide means
VIII De possible to have field ,Napr'g
at IelSt division Of regulars ,SnsSss,fah
NY "lso u division OF national ss.ss,
NV Nedr, ihese exercises ma.
tle form OF field nanoeuyres. A. WA ns
gulf coast or the Pacific ~ II y; Y .,
beard, or In the region of In ansaa, II
the army corps when asSanh,,ss,, eal VA
marched from some inland .nI.. eesa
point on the water there en 49,. 70 81
embarked after couple Of darp'a.,.sSel q
some other point. ana again r,,s MylrX
land, only by actual handliny ~
ing Tor men In masses whIie \. Yail
marching, camping, embarking az
parking. will lt he possible 10 An, w \
n lij oLiiGGrs TO perform thelr datis
A great debt is owing from IN. ,.,a.
the men Of the army gnd ns,- wv.
should be SO treated as 10 ensbls 4.
reach the highpSt poin; Of efflciencv :.
they may be able to respond ips,ss.
any demand made upon them 10 Sn.,si.
interests Of the nation and m Nv.
the flag. The individual AmerTn IN,
man IS probably on the whole -srs Y.
midablc fighting man than the resub,
any other army Every considerable n,
be shown him, and In return a. MA
standard OF usefulness should lie prssl
fiCm him. IT is wei worth While Nv N
congress to consider whether M mt
enlisted men uD)u second and glb,slp,
enllstments shoJld not be lncre,ei "A n
resi- ond with the increased valns Z n
veteran soldier.
Much good has already come frc- n
act rcorganizing the army passed erl,
the present year The three prirs 4,
forms, all Of them Of literally esi-,S
value, are. first the Substitution Il n,
year details from the line for pernarr
appointments I'm the so.called divislor =
Cnd, the establishment VI a crps Of m
lery with a chief at the head; third B
establishment Of a maximum and mInirs
limit for the army, 1t would Dc dts
to oycreStimale the improvement in D.
1ciency of our army which thsse Alt
reforms arc making, and have 10 PET
ready erected. 49,. ....,,.,,.e.
has been substantially ACCOMPLISH i
Improved conditions in the Philippians IN
enabled the war department na,saalt
reduce lnG nIanrn Gu, Gna, rnr, bpol !, 0s
so as f6 bring this number mOrh aiSa
10 the minimum than to the nsxlln nai
II 's'aelsne9 y 5 5aw ,oGisistlor T f
n1iIitaTv edIcation must be provided, il
in addition 10 the regulars the adflhrS
ot this educatlon should oe gaso ~ v
civil iife Who desire intelllgently b
for possible mllitcry daly. U
officers snopid pe g!'sp 9,,d sve i, IS's M NV
i tS5 ~ his att Al West Pclrt II
aS,,l,tio, sbai,Id ba If the kind ms. 4
~, il,r1, ,l,,, non who are GOOD IN actpI n
y " - ~" w., ,,,.b stress Should not L ~
''ei ~ -, wv, r,,,,tiCs nor sb0uld pcisza
On ma tue ln% ~ - ostahlIsh fhe lit
~ ~ oarns d;alite. The typleal AK
~ l IA IA " I'd tho hest kind need lN
,ro,i5 Mathematician. BUT. he must b y
"a moSter himself. to cOnticl Others ~
how badness and fertility OF resoIe
cyarv emergency.
LAW
is OBSOLETE.
Action should be taken IN referensp
,.tug. ona 40 'tbo raising Of Tau1a
lhlllda anu 10 tue i''s- !. o,..l,., a
forces. Our militia u" 70 49, !.
worthless. The organization ahu -
ment of the National guard Of , ,ns ~ !,
states which are treated as militia =
appropriation by the congress, sa'aa
made identical with those provided y ~.
regular forces. The obligations a1 a NJ
Of Tho guard in time Of war shai
defined, and a system ','l, y !.
by law under which the melnOa 7 M.
cedure of raising volunteer forces A.A I.
prescribed in advance, II Is s0 Su M,
possible in tn. the g ez 5o MS iatisiss
tPd oe T 80 have aS not been ~;
b ef Provision should be ,. lIs
utilizing in the FIRST volunteer tSeEe Ol Itssi q
called out the f bSg essp c unia g
nave udaenIi}i gor the selection 10 ~
ana espe.1Llig I 20 onv force which o.,
OF, the onlceIs ,. ~ - selection OF iH
raised; ior c ;arpyy,an ~ after the @1e'
az N-uHs N1Y q