The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31

the Charleston News and Courier is interesting but
by the way, how many strikes have been settled by the
American peoplel hopeful scheme for the miners
and their dependents relatives and friends would be to eu
tvae better memories for on occasions Of important
elections The best place Strike at the trusts is at the
polls
rda Sentef Of Dallas who strong advocate Ca. OF
(uage Coskre foI chairman Of the State committee mas o
iond out that the State convention has been eld tnat
Judge Meis has been elected and that ali good dem9eas
engaged p giving e1sions to the press which he
@ gg de o9n ra ofsfgs3to9 as bitterly as he and
knows what il IS he had far better the want columns ms
party s attack ' on tho Se ynf no o and the
chief executive officials Of Texas uncaled fo is uhdemo
hands every true oe eas' 75anSs t''
Mr.. Senter will be all right when he coos off He is
hard loser and much he now he will think better OF
after while In this connection it interesting to read
what Texas Farmer of Dallas said before the convention
met Here it is:
Dallas county has candidate for State chairman of the
enthusiastic people however making donkeys Of them
nearly dead to b si S up pe ag %' ana then ]
boh The e%es ommse pa1e have ena met ca as
hI i namen gay Tor primaries But jim Wes IS not to
take the bit in his mouth and call the committee This
committee and not by Jim " lin We has oo many fish
10 anS TaT o 5n 2 ,s ig Which s & nothing 0H,
the first place but his friends made him seek and take it.
over him Z to ate bs mat 5he best Gs to elect any
an bHere Is 70 T. i our friend % runs lo the
''ii0''l,
ooody can beat him The one argument against him that
beat MIN start the idea that Jim be reelected
vindicae him, and he is elected Get the idea into
i'm Wels that people trying BULLDOG HIM and that
setes IT, Jim is not only fellow who under certain
olons would try to butt bull off Of bridge but they
say out on the border that he really performed this feat
1t comes to light that there were not as many as dozen
farmers IN the Galveston democratic convention and only
t!caY az mat body went in free passts, he
non WIN only few exceptions, composed Office
holders Federal and State ard place hunters and their
9enchmen and politicians OF both small and large caber
| iJer Courier.
Who knows there not as many as a dozen farmer.
az Ialyeston he statement appears be eXtrayagant
II the farmers not present force ev certainly
present at the primaries and local conventions and they
lected the delegates As for the pas-s there b,
lot Of clprap about them Nci-nfqrmed people know
mat the railroads not trying extend their free pass
business All the roads of the hl.c years beer
hing the isSuauces OF and the chances that
the pass evil will he abacd hy tic roads auu before nh,
| Gdi. Dai Meas.
That story started by certain politicians who wautc.
to run things and found out that they couldn't do it,
Carlyle had very decided views ON The question of th
duty OF government to educate children He wrote: .I
IS the cearest duty prescribed hy nature herself under $,
lent but real and awful penalties governing persons ia
every society to that The people far as poe. c ART
taught that wherever citizen toui chance of
tered him OF becoming This forever the duty o
governors and persons in authority in human socic.ie