The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
BRENNAN auDGET.
Proceedings in Detail Of the Mas,
Meetind.

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Meetind.
Brenham Texas September 15.-At a
mass meeting OF citizenls, held mt Lusk' s
hall, which adopted TIE resolutions de-
| plorlng the death OF Hfresident Mckinley
ana condemning anarchy and pledglng the
support OF our people IN any effort to
stamp II out, which appeared IN today &
iost. Judge G.. 4, Gihrett presided as
chairman. and George fucker was elected
secretary.
Judge Garrett IN calilhg the meeting 10
order and stating Its psuiposc spoke fecl.
ingly of the tragic entllng OF the chief
executive of the nationl aud Mckinley as
the Christian geutlemaA, loving husband
ana kind neighbor aud hesteemcd fellow.
citizen
After the committee on resolutions had
reported and they were adopted by a ris-
lug vote, in accordance with the pro. lsions
or one paragraph which cllled for the an.
pontment OF commtteC of five to ar
range for appropriate mImOrial services,
70 be held on the occnsloI Of his funeral
chairman Garrett appointed the following
committee; Il. w. SchuGrenherg, H. n.
Luhn. w w Searcy, w. a. Wood aud j
ID. Campbell.
Hon. Harry Haynes addressed the as
semblagc. reviewing the three presidential
| assassinations, contrasting the crimes 90
| Booth and Guiteau with that Of CzolgosZ
lie showed that the first two assassna
! lions had a motive, and while he said
( that he did not want to condone the
enormitY of the crime Of either of them
! 1t paled Into inslgnihcance In comparison
with the crime of the assassination of Nc
/ kinley. his being so utterly incNcusable as
! TO stand out for ages MS the most cnor-
mous-a record breaking, world beating
ahHlr. Continuing in his denuuciation of
anarchlstlc tendencies he said. the time
+ had arrived when every patriotic citizen
should speak out in no uncertain terms In
Z opposition ia the anarchistic spirit of those
VINO have sought our shores from foreign
lands as an asylum for the propagation OF
this spirit of antagonism 10 our govern
ment great applausel My heart bleeds
4 Tor the ma7tyrcd president and ] am
humlllatcd and mortified that our nation
/ should he subjected to such humiliation OF
1 such antagonlsm TO Its government BY
/ those 70 whom II throws wide its doors
aud offers them life, liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness.
! Prof Il. W. Tarrlnt paid pretty
/ tribute 10 the president and felctatcd the
South on the fact that the president had
/ made a tour of II from ocean to ocean.
permitting us TO see him and show him
/ mat IN tho land that opposed him in poll
tlcs the voice of the people was The
voice OF God, and tnat he was our presi-
dent and that we honored and respected
( MIN. and on his trltunphal tour prospect
I've of political affilation. our people
/ turned out Cd m1sse TO do him honor, and
pay homsge to the chief executive OF the
nation, ana that the tour demonstrated
that among ,ogr people there was none OF
News was received this morning of the
death of Mr.. Marcus Harris, which 90.
1pXuE.
Mt o'clock Sunday ,oorli nsI liz tyns a.
son-ln-law OF Mrs SaiI, saJl,s n ,yatrrly
of this city, and ACHIEVEMENTS are mping
made for the funeral 10 take Mace YfrojT
4 the Jewish evnnpopne III thIs tItv fn,nn,,,
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Woodall of Cameron left on the noon
Santa Fc sunday with 4 crowd Of ffty.one
m order from Colonel john Is. 3D. Rogers Roger for
poo who are TO 20 out tonight TO his
Mr II Euufmnun Of SAN Autonio State
agent Of the San Antonio brewing asso-
citation, is in the city He was In Buffalo