The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
OPENED HIS CAMPAIGN
JUDGE M'DANlEL, REPUBLICAN CON
cREesIoNAL NOMINEE, SPOKE.
He crlticlzsd Congressman Ball fer Not
Having Gotten More for sesslsn 2.
hss Nc Remedy fsf Strikes,

Spanp Lesa Mepanlst republican nein-
,nse Il et,assfss frssa thss district. opened
be enmgaisa III MA honrs speech on court
house sduase ia thIa citF last night
Thgro was mixed political audience 81
cbous 100 20 listen % HIN.
After brief Introductory explaining why
he had always affiliated With the repub.
liean pfrty. he entered upon an extended
review OF the policies of the republican and
democratic parties IN National analra since
the risn war. und wound ~ by claiming
that republican policies had fosterod the
development OF the soil. The mines, tha cn,
the coal, the Iron, the Forests. munufac-
fnres. commerce. transportation faeiIiu
By land ana sea, the rehabilitation Of our
towns mud cities, etc. while the policies
q the democratic party had always had a
reverse effect.
Touching lpon his own candidacy. he
said:
Now. my friends. republican policies can
enly be property represent l1 repu0-
Acan We ~ tnc cVul4 A4ie ueeu WituVat
oaF prgper innucher lu N4.t9A.s4 a.laLt4 u,-
cause we have been ssnl.ug G. @usAiugtan
meh opposed TO the paaLl a. power aud
opposed 10 practically aN the policies tdat
have made the country great and prosper
Gus Dur Southern aeuOclltlc r.p4 scItd-
tlFes have been Simply kickgr3' nothing
more. They have displayed tneir inge4uit,
uhi3 ~ lautl -hndlHs' lhe4 nave ne-H op-
tidc1ivalsts. oM.tt WuuNtit tAe-| tH@g
Tor their section. Bourbon II t4c Btul-
oons ~ our present reprrse htalFe, Mf ul9
tiA&1lAhea epp9Aebt, non. A3A . A. b-.i.
ie ilau haa ulree terms w eu1si' . auA y
lst q pQAs1ule, more hl4e'po1hA nov tuaA
VIXEN lte dizt wrnt % Washington. He Is
gentleman az nome ana a geAtiemah ny
bsaulastgHf an hoho1a'ie m-n mere anu
"a Aohgfhhle lHah tueft' but ne mas rep
resented and VIII continue 10 represent uI-
q the policies tAat nave maze tue country
treAt'
he tleh precetueQ 20 VIGOROUSLY SIileAe
Dir. Ban Tor what De termed bis lack OF
wEtentuinesa' ~ his constituents iHte.
tsis ~ NOT getuhs "a ser appropriation
llt INVASION ~ Tue buhJio sAlp tlituisi,
tig htlleu t1SL w piefrnt pplr"pl-bs"
bid carried AfnVh Tor continuing improve
meme ma HrilnrlEel contracts Tor ln ad-
eltlFh4l bIAVuht Gi f'htoV' since division
y fRlt .lt let tcttlFtI tht rAlr' nfat
appFcpNaiipp Why should not division .
hANt ft1flf'ti lnE t4illt 0t'"au 9'ld oubet'
qucnt appropriation: " would nave done
81 ~ ~ Judgment " luI mad tAc houot
ei ItNfeteNluE &Ur 30 congress ana h4d
prtA ibc master 90 ihe sltG 1uoa. 20 me
tAent thht NY rpu'htWt rltlrsl To De
taulAs 20 tAat' j euFialhlE W"uii W'Yr been
tee Woe aWtAe ~ nave allowed ms 1lI -
4''' ~" lHi t4Ni' '"i bI'Nlaf
HsI qG9, .. az NoL' me words aId tni
LEN .Ntt ->"i more Lhlh oAt-Aall az 1uil
amounts shal oe expended upon division =.
~ premature c4 "v cents Oh AVIS on .
N0vAo oe ny, fipI4t!ou ~ tula law ~ leaves
~ ~ si1pi ,i VIII lne 5Hlaie as 20 WAT
F.epy1.VA WNislgh rlall receive. lt eaa
NY ksl more than ualf put there Is no
.,Alit ~ eiT su'9iintaA OF llt HWnuht " may
Nh g.. 49, AislN,SG ,h.s EIoNlse
ear It- Ba,i -, AZ ~ ~ei. IeuieHl9eleu