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

Iuf OF the country almost without distinction Of
party has been roasling Mr. Mckinley his appointment
OF cN Congressman Rodenhurg Illinois as one Of the civil
service commission Mr. Rodenbrg notorious as spos
politician and beside Mr.. Mckinley mas bragsed ia his
latest addresses of What his party had done for civil service
REFORM Mr. Mckinley is OF those great moral Statesmen
who arc forever forgetting themselves
PEonhty Mr. Hay viii say that he never expected or in
tended that the open door should stand wide open,
II decidedly novel proceeding when private citizens
have TO appeal 10 the courts to enforce the neutrality laws 1t
IS the governments business of course see that the
aiy laws enforced between behgerents with both o
whom we are friendly If the courts sop the shin
ments from this country OF mules horses to South Ac,
VIII be rough Joke On the administration at Washing
ton as well John Bull
THF ear Of Russia is peculiar fellovhe would rather
ma ANYTHING else than wei stocked mine his premises
If IT be true that Pierpout Morgan and his associates
have purchased about purchase the stock az ,
tanama Canal company is easy understand the delay
over the Nicaragua canal measures The administrators,
would think twice several times before antaronzny the
wan street m9gnate platforms and public sentiment
to the contrary Notwithstanding,
ruF Hon omN p A-rcglo opposed the successful demo
cratic candidates both IN Chicago and ST Louis Mr. Aed
has evidently stayed in The ring too long
LORD SNiSUuRy has been great power in British politics
and policies tor long time but he appears TO have REACHED
the age Of decay and give way to some Younger man l.
is question: however, whether England now moro ,bs,,
ever does not need all the caution that the oldest Of he,
statesmen can gve her.
AGuINAlpo has taken the oath allegiance to the Tpi,
States Possibly AsSe is going Try little strategy him
se-we have set him shining example in the use Of trcb
cry. ~ " "e'
THERE is some intmation that Ross Plat Is assnnc h
role OF an under dog in the fight give Governor odel
presidential boom This is wild theory AT bes,-bos.
never experience anything like self-saeriheisl nn, Il
IS everything IN sight as it comes in sight with
them. 'S"'' WIN
ih0h ono popularity about the bubonic plague in San
francisco that is worth notee-an the cases bavr o,o
is'2 It's an extremely wise plan keep the bars IN against
that Kind OF visitor ~ 'S'''''
MINISTER WI reminds his Christian audiences that d;
me 1000 years Of her history neither China nor any ~ ~
oriental neiehbors has waged Tor the pronapa,i
resion or the enslavement Of any people This beabe
Nhee Us hitting civilizations spots every few days
hE Boston Globe thinks that Mr. Hanua's point-bank
refusal few days John Mitchell Of the tn;tI
nine Workers can he taken the official announcement,
mat the presidential election IT'S affairs wound nm
Int great mass of the English people" declares ,b
London correspondent OF the New York Times il, ,ele
gram heartily wish that the Bocr war we're over and done
WIN oesns 70 dawn upon that the cost is going % be
next door to suis-,ns' -