The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

u Dawson CITY. IN b Kioudike. the mer-
curry is 40, and often 30 or %. degrees below
zero aud yet tho people OF Dawson CITY
drink dance aud are merry Beaumont J ur-
nal
Continue 70 put on their skates. en- Well.
il never gets TOO cold for that,
Dom shelby cunom will hold the Illinois
senatorial konle for another six years.-Paris
Advocate
While John r. Tanner marches on adown
the Modder bottoms Of disappointment and
keeps capturing lager after laager, It was
ever thus. espec.aly wi h Tauneri
Tho Fort Worth Register has solved the
problem OF transportation like y knew the
Tao newspaper man in Mani who wants
to gei back home vi hout nay ng his way has
Only 70 pub ish something offensive TO the
military commander, and he Will be deport-
ed.
a friend Of Mr. Roosevelt deprecates the
W d and wooly stlries set afoRt by the
newspapers concerning Teddy's hunting ex-
ner ences. lie SAYS ther will tend to make
Roeseyeit ridiculous The friend need not
Herald
Besides he will have a chance to attend
to It some more when he takes the office once
honorcd by Thomas A. Hendricks. John C.
Calhoun. Thomas Jefferson aud John Adams
~
The Judge OF the county court OF this coun-
iy states In n public address week ago
that there were from 10 TO % persons con
tense against The law. but were b lpless
' ltims 0t mental misfortune. There are
ali count es in Texas. How many insane
persons are held in the jai,s Of these couu-
ties because Of lack OF accommoda ions IN
asy ums, where toey ought to be?-Fort
worth Reg sier
II the eminent legislators at Austin are so
disposed they might very properly let up On
SINE less imp9r ant matters long enough
to look into This alleged scandalous condi-
ton Of affairs in Texas. Have they tune
TO do It?
Tho Greenvlllo Banner repro1uces rara-
graph from the Bal niger Ledger favoriug q
new constitution and comments on it in
III strange manner:
Tho Ledger IS pub shed in the stock-rais-
Ing sect on whore the country is prar icaly
rontrc led by the big ca lie syndcatcs who
nctitnrs In n small way. BY getting them
IN thor clutches and pnching them.
IT the country is practically controlled by
che big catt.o syud Gates already. how could
these same syndicates he benefited by a new
| constitution? Docs the Banner suppose these
syndicatos would be able then TO control
he country" twice? And II the present
constitution Is So sacred and so favorable
to "the farmer how on earth did these
syndicatcs gct such "contro?" ANY how,
what would the Ledger gain bv shutting oIt
tho farmers from its section OF the state?
These ultra Nor without 1876. cousi-
10 ionaligts can discover fraud In an o.
ponont whore any one else would hardly sus
pect 10 dud aught but patriotism and TWEEN
Itch century prlsress'
! Tho Hon }. Sterling Merton editor of the
Con- srN0tive Of Nebraska has now an on
2. iIun"y BIO nas logged for Mr.. w. j.
nEoh - publishing a newspaper and the
ZION Nh Sicr on proceeds TO pick his vi
I 'eEnces 10 pieces ia the Conservative. The
pIi lisher OF newspaper who tries TO be
cons tent ut an tim 5 Is fool. He mus;
say what he thinks today regardless of what
bee thought yesterday or will think tomorrow
unorr the CLEANSING events a moving must
newspaper man. but there is danger In 50
DONG that you fall into moons stsnces your
IS MIR. Bryan eau come back" and the
puhhe VIII nay the price and read the fun
tleburno Enterprise
Nj. Bryan Will IN all probability not
come back at the master OF Arbor Lodge.
II is not often tho case that a man of Mr..
Biyan's ability and prominence notices tho
eayoriing OF man Of Mr.. Mlrion's men al
stature. Besides what could Mr.. Bryan gain
by the controversy His weekly has nearly,
H no. quite rculaton OF $4,000. aud MI.
Mortons has what Mr., Rowel would proba-
bly, rate y. X Lover lOoll'. Such
discussion would SAVIOR too much OF the bald
easle taking back az the frisky cock robin.