The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20


conditions they have had TO contend With
are taken into consideration, the democratic
managers believe that they win be able 20
make gains In an Of the states where the
result IS not practically a foregonc con
clusion They look for democratic land
slide IN Pennsylvania and they gre very
hopeful Of gaining nom three to SIX con-
IN New York. They alnn expect
to gain IN New Jersey. 10 Wost NirgAm, "
ONO, In Iowa IN Illinois, in kcntucky anu
several other States. They are not con
ccdinc any losses They do not regard with
any great concern the partisan reports con.
crrnlng the alleged danger Of republican
being elected In either the Nhth OF tlr
teenth diotlicts Of Texas. where hard nghts
are apparently being made on Meeis. Bur
CESS and Garner. Neither do they attach
any Importance % the effort to defont Rep
from the seventh Alabama
district The efforts Of the Alabama re-
puhlicans seem TO be concentrated against
Burnett. hut Il "a a notorious fact that the
hopeless Generalization and as q result
there Is little doubt locally that Burnett
VIII be returned by q large majority.
Tho campaign IN New YORK Is being
watched with great Interest here II viii
probably be the most active of any Of the
State fights and as more Is Involved In IL
than 81 the ordinary struggle for state su-
premacy, the politicians are all giving
ton there, While II Ia realized that Coler
Hud the other members of tho democratic
state ticket nave Dard hgnt hIofe thehi,
II Is heheyeu that ucinocracy will triumph
~ tAc thp anu that the RUE OF tepu)ileah'
Nv yop c 9 , arc nv NO p meop ,oip s stFc6g
rs they might be but they are perhaps
above the aycrasr a 'hc men, usually sent
70 lT i,oIi yt,l nt ',V St"gs'
49,
No., ..,...-...,, .,,
''N''o wa" s'N'o W ""'"'-7''"
.arEHGVc enough 10 refrain from ..uimHa
..g.,. dl,trt,.t A., t.flt. rssppttiyp Stqtcs. but
..t 49, s,, b
'"li""S o' "a e''s"" No'' NOV
eiI TO congcde anytl.h- lie was at tle
NUH I0uae To see ID proc hL rev
ae!s ao. aad on bpi3e asStd 10 express
hts ouuu,n as TO the podicai situation ID
ais STATE. MID.
Yves, Michigan hds twelve lls etS anu
tA.uh Er orNrerat3 VIII WA III al but
twelve ol them.
~talr MINORS lIcliNG don mny come
ti1p bl' luerc are many HpunNcms WAC
ase hy 10 Mruns as 41urtA4 dr a.. lhe
glt..e diHh.csl de.uE9i lOu is repu5heah dt
fpHl, .Jd mdr crllnury isaumsianr q
tAe alrcuou ul any democrats Woud oe
I4tltor Ga.Eey Eul il is a notorious fact
That % State uia' nlnr is badly lily ldtd as
o result OF tbs senatorial lEnt wnlch re-
Gently NN4GA ana l4Al AlD Ilhuthl4tltH Nl
democratic Successes Ia trom one 10 three
district. are stronger tun ever After the
election Senator Burrows ma, have reas. -
10 f.grgt tuat he made such a sweeping
~
Tho pc,vs ~ Oh, de,n ~ Renrasantat,vo
1,l.,, 49,, ~ re- ,,.,, ro,o.,ca
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IHohE h'5 'oA'aEN'" I'D 'hg u9Sa', NY We
aI VINO knew nun. ms 9eoth eoMhs AS
hvlh'a'hlAINv AZ H.'A''t W. Alliattvu
even more Rt'eu4"h 'h'h unltl oiuAaty
~ gu.l.atul Ctn Huu l"1S 'gAl"t'' nus on t.lC
s't'IinE VmhueS OF lhe u'au mum nave
/ otSA hC9d mere
/ Inc ieAas urleSatl"n 49, the house OF the
I tHlN-ughth c9MI;ess VIII contain many
i51vvs I'm 49, ", 'Si'I ~" .usS N1tuun
! hueseu VIII succeed the lamentGi DC Gtaf.
} tehreld ana some one whose identity, ot
! Suut9c ias nul wy uevn WseIuseu' VII
oyyeqiPES ihG senI m'oe vacant by lng me-, death
= " JUDGE sheppard; j. Beal VIII rep
/ resent the Dallas district instcod OF Dudley
/ ". W ooJrh n, NeW men YIN come RON me
resented ny S W. = Lonbam, Who VII
nary next SIN another yocancTS tb iI az" oc.
cuaioncG by the action of the Stntr lccis-
Mture I'm placing Burgcss and KIcbcrr In
the same district ana by the lntfer't anil.
segment announcement that he would moi
I be a candidate far re.electiou will be glied
by a new man, so chat assuu1iDe tbnt INV.
CESS VIII be reelected elnbt mon ,vrn hovn
not been hero before viii be ualrdud Ina
I the Texas delegation when rouorass con
/ yCnCs for the new term M lgl3
A
Sohe VhA mas peeh neArd here regarding
the situation In Governor Lauham's dis
trIct II ,s ..r,rtod ti,., D.,
t,.,a o. i
fore taking the oath G as I royernor l w. KS
trict will he mrepresented for two Of fho
three months during which the short ses
s iO iUns sG,s M, LIB Dc IN progress L is
ham should resign IN time 4o 10 pe 1o1e d, La an
choosing, Of successor Tor the short term
Il heinz I igjr ndnIrad election and criticism
the truth Of thc report t6ot "'66e e KIN 81
resign until the first Of January W." "o'
The friends Of the next goycrnor how
ever, seem To he willing TO irt him rse hiy
own good Judgment I'M the mattcr fatis
sure that be will not allow the nno,Io ~
his district to sufer thrnurh INV pnctpir VI W
80 pat
0oS0Sseoeoeoes
to make II nernoront t,,n.
ord ~ 4. 81 pctHuI eht thlng Agricultural