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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
HOUSTON, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1902.
il PAGES TODAY.
THE wALLlsreR RESOLUTION.

The significance and importance Of the McAnster
resolution has been exaggerated by many democrats
and by all republicans and its meaning has been wit
tingly and unwittngly misunderstood, Mr., William
Jennings Bryan dcvotcs lengthy editorial to ITS de-
nuncation The Charleston News aud Courier dis
cusscs II very seriously and considers that whether
the other Southern States viii follow the loud of Mis-
sssippi Is very doubtful other Southern papers
contain anxious commentary although many appraise
the resolution at its true meaning and value The
tisan republican papers pretend to be very iubiapt
They have extended their congratulations TO the South
on breaking away from Organism and the Kansas city
platform Some Of the yirulent republican journals
that the resolution means that the South has rcpn
dated tho tariff reform doctrine and become converted
to high protection and McLaminism. They sing
song OF triumph for the victory Of the principle so
long and ably advocated by William Mckinley"
Now, let exactly what this McAllister reso-
luton is Hon w. s. McAnster introduced It into the
Mississippi legislature and 1t adopted. It rectes
that the Northern States went republican in tho last
presidential elections; that in the section
he Mississippi and north OF the Ohio and Potomac
there amazing aggregation Of wealth inteli.
gence;" that the South needs capital TO develop IT,
that political alliances should have regard com
mercal relations, social improvement and Industrial
growth" that the democrats OF the North and East
helped the South in her hours OF adversely that Mis-
sissippi democrats would atty themselves with the
Of the North and East; that the South will
prosper under this fratema policy that Compromise
and concession should be employed TO enahle the
party present a united front IN tho ucxt National
election in order that sectional estruuEemcns may
be more and that the talent resources and genius
OF the American peoplo may be applied unhinderod
and unfettorod to the practical solution social and
economic problems and TO the mitigation of the con.
dition of kindred peoples, not yet free
Now, there Is nothing in the resolution repudiating
the Kansas city platform. There is word about
the tartn The resolution deals in generaltes about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The part OF President William Mckinney and n
Hayes in the battle of Antietam will be marked g
ment erected by the State OF Ohio In this BATH
ley, then private acted as commisSary to the 0is5
The monument will stand at the place where \, ~
ine the hercest part of the fight At the tMs
lwenty-third was the late president then ecloaa
ford b. Hayes on whose staff Mr., Mckinley WAG
Maria Won Bunsen relates in the Berlin Na,1
tung a pathetic incident regarding the Empra y
She was driving with her one fine morning NluH
when the empress suddenly startled her VIII o.
Promise me not TO tell any one--I have 4 tn
| have told my mother, hut none OF my eh}ha
! do not want them to know it, now want lhn
life"
General Henry r. Darlington, who celebrates
birthday last week at Boston, was, in 1875, grFs
by Great Britain and France TO all Revolunondr'
through which he was able to survey aHd map
lutionary bailehelds. 4
Former Asscmbyman Peter 3. Fairchild Of y.
j, has in his possession four official documen. 4
Spectiyely by the four first governors OF New Joll
hrst commission, made out to bis greatgrapoI
nearly ~ years old, having been ssued on Ap'i'
Governor insolvency OF South Carolin& nA1
oonel j. II Estl Of Savannah, Gar as hoao's'1
his staff with the rank OF lieutenant colonel ~
The selection Tor such position OF resideh. =,
state may be lcssencd by the knowledge ips' 7
been for many years close personal friends 'ns'
newspaper men, and that Colonel Estll' wny
much military experience, is a native OF soon =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

should have its commission with little delay as pos
sible Neither the paucy OF the population nor the
expense OF sending out competent observers and jur
lists to prepare a scheme OF local selfgovernment
should stand in the way Of prompt acqulescence by
congress in this most reasonable request, engaging.
ly presented"
These only some samples OF republican gush
upon the subject OF which there has been perfect
food And here Is the point Of the whole story The
petition is signed by thrtytwo persons and there
1861 inhabitants in Guam. Why did only l-27Oth Of
the population sign the petition protesting their loyal
~ to the United states and asking TO esab.
fish government them? Does not the petition
and accompanying newspaper comment look very
much like fake, political device of the ndmnistra-
ton to deceive tho American people and trick them
into believing that the people lnhabiting the islands
across the welcome with open and re-
ioicc when take away their liberty from them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
SOME PosTscRIPTs,

Twenty. nine sculptors have sienihed thst WY
submit designs for the statue of General Me- Ne,
is to he erected in Washington. This is besss
LARGEST number ever entered in such comp.p IN
The following named States and lettl9.t q
did not contain any city with population {, i..,.
more Arizona Idaho Indian Territory Mnss Saatl
,vada, New Mexico North Carolina, oklah0H'
hota Vermont and Wyoming !. .s,k
Physicians say that il vaccination docs s .s'muu,
does rot prove that the person vaoenatea Or
smallpox, One may be immune from vaeeina ~, ,ono
poN this week Md not the next; today ana Nv
tins morning ami not this afternoon. uoauis
One Of the English burglary insurance ~. y x. ,
vertises that there are 10000 thieves known a..
police Sir Rcbelt Anderson OF Scotland fafa ~,
sc'enty would he nearer TO the number Of u-''
tessonals .,oo,
The house committee industrial arts ~ 40 70
mas recommended an appropriation OF S' us;,;on s
government exhibit at the St. LOUIS hNPs , q, th
for an Ind,n exhoit and 100000 additional y
eminent building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
ousA ABOUT GUAM.


The administration papers have been loudly bark.
ms for the show at Guam. See the loyal subjects"
they cry. "see the beauties OF benevolent assimia
ton. See the Quantities, who understand all about
manifest destiny Their courage and devotion 10 the
flag are conspicuous. They deserve the heartiest
praise and their request should be acceded to-
What are the facts?
A petition has been forwarded to congress asking
the government to send out commission to study the
situation and needs of the people and to recommend
TO congress plan for the establishment OF perma.
nent government in which the inhabitants shan have
share The petition describes the signers as loyal
subjects of the United States and their island Ms "a
dependency of the United States they say they are
anxious to mold institutions to the American
standard and ourselves and our children for
the obligations and the enjoyment OF the rights 10
which. loyal subjects of the United states we feel
ourselves rghtfully entitled Commander Schroeder.
governor OF the island, Endorses the petition
The New York Times comments on tho petition
with fine irony directed Mt the undergraduates
The spectacle OF satrap," it says minon OF the
military power, urging congress the abolition of his
place and the establishment Of a scheme OF progress
I've selfgoyernment for the subjects of his arbitrary
rule Is not what the opponents OF the government
would expect" Says the New York suns Guam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
INTERESTING LEGAL DECISIONS.

ATTORNEY AND CLIENT-An attorney cr,loy.d
by number OF cgatees and heirs OF estate who re-
sded IN several different States, for them in the set
Element OF the estate and authorized collect and receive
tbe'r shares retained TO assist him law in the city
where the estate being administered and agreed with
such firm the ice be charged and its division On
settlement OF the estate he procured his clients re-
ceps Tor he'r respective shares and forwarded them to
INC h'h Wheh collected the money and. after deducne
the ice sent him checks for the remainder each made
able to one Of the distributes and covering the amount Of
nus or her share Held that the attorney being respops
bic TO his clients the money collected and being .
only person authorized by them receive It, had authority;
their attorney ndorsc the checks for colle,r 4
to collect the same that having made such Endorsement
and collected the checks through bank which paid the
proceeds through him. not within the power OF the
his clients by oheotug 20 the endorsements 10 renuot
INC payment of the checks by the bank which they were
raw" S"a create clam IN ITS favor against the collect
Rep, 72b
HUSBAND AND WIFE.-The mere fact that a mar
RED woman resided IN Pennsylvania during the civil war
Whle her husband IN the Confederate army would NOT
so affect their material status as 10 give her the rights Of
teme sole especially where she Went through the i G
the heligsrens 10 visit her husband aud where all the
time they have recognized the marital relation 80 S H.
Rep, tNal oa4.
JUR4MEN Where the brother Of plaintiff who was
locking after the case for her, Juror whom he init
mately knew and the juror bought drinks and cigar, for
both while the brother paid Tor their dinners which thew
ae together such action sufficient setting
ASIDE verdict IN PLAINTIFFS favor, though both parties ties
tned mar the case was not mentioned. 90 S. W. Rep
( leNss), $50,
MuNlNlPAllIlES,- Property within the limits Of
city owned by nonresident may be dealt with bv IN.
city as though Il belonged to a resident and IN, o, ~
bound 10 take notice an ordinance affecting such n
erW when has been duly promulgated as required bv
Jaw "heher State or municipal, IA Fed Rep, 7os
PUBLIC CoNTRACrORS.-Whe two competi,,
contractors agree 10 each shall IA To-
dong certain work. understanding thar The sueces
t bidder shall share his profits with the other the c
eestu bidder not liable to the other On such
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
The sOuth's Opportunity.
Savannah N.w.

savannah News. A. soul
II is not improbable that the purpose ?. M. noni
democrats will he made evident in the ne So
ing candidates for congress- II is IN the M a the
70 very great extent say what the ehs.@, since
democratic National platform shall BE- ~ . !, pfcb
action taken by the Mississippi legiss'w sil *
mat the democrats IN other parts OF the eosn NAT ma
me democrats Of the South TO take the ieaa sou,b 81
would not he surprising. therefore y ~ "a. shs 4
pay the most conspicuous part ~ harmoh'' a,,ofn
cratic party should practically dictate 'ns
name the presidential candidate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
FUMsroN AND TAE miles CASE pREcepeNr.

Major Waller of tho marine corps is to be court
martiaod charges OF having executed three Fiji
pinos without giving them tho semblance OF n
trial. That is fact number Under the regulations
which were enforced in the SampsonSchley case
whom General Miles tNbuked by the president and
the secretary Of war no officer OF the army or navy
may discuss the of Major Waller or comment on
It, favorably or unfayorably That is fact number two
AZ a banquet IN Chicago recently held Brigadicr Gen
oral Funston H. S A., referred to the charge against
Major Waller and said Bully for Waller ! am glad
he did IT, That is fact number three
Now what is the president and what is tho sccreta
ny of war going TO do about Il?
Two rchukes wcro administered to General Miles
by the president and by the secretary OF war also
win one rebukc be administered TO General Funston?
u can not be that tho president approves of he adj
minisnaton OF lockwood justice to the Filipnos owt
executing them first and trying them afcrward He
undoubtedly disappuved Of praisng Schley But his
approval or dsapproval Of what is said against the
regulations cuts figure The regulations have been
violated and tho rehuke should follow in Funston's
case Just as in Niles The president should he lust
and fair. with ordinary st. makes deal Of DIFF.
ference whose is gored but the president should be
ruled by higher motives. Equal and even-handed jus
ticc should he his motto Miles wns rebul,cd doubly
For the same oncnse Funston should be rebuked. But
win the president do his duty?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Mrs. Pad oampbsI,s LItte EpInram.

''N7N1II'0VI NHtcIc
not only has Mrs. Patrick Campbell won the varn,S,
pse from the more enlghened OF the
uoS ana press but she has esped very substantial
'aIy benefit from her tour the states According IN N.
own account il took London ten years 10 discover h,
Chicago ten days and New York ten minutea 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

the same being contrary public policy So S W. Rep
(Texas), $50
real. ESTATE AGENTS--An agent 10 sell land had
no power to delegate his authority his and the prn
cpal is not bound by sale made by the son. 90 5 W.
Rep (Ky), SIS.
TELEGRAPH CoMPANIES.--A telegraph operator
in New Orleans presumed in law to know the Sum
day hours Of the company in Texas and in ae-
ceptne message for transmission does not undertake TO
deliver it regardless OF such hours IN the absence OF
specific agreement TO that effect S. W. Rep (Texas),
raf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
TAMPERING WITH Tos'

pnn1r~ NSCsoOoco
DoRN OF A DREAM
sat upon fallen tree
And closed my ewes
dreamed spirit came - a.eanh f
And, in my dream 4 me me
10 whisper tales Of o,he, usu
And other joys knew N'sA
VI other fragrant woodl,,,a
OF other skies Of blue ways
walked in chidhoods v,,.
Knew boyhood's Joys ana ssan
ror ooyhood has its JOY and . us
such as no manhood Itnoa.lpau
But joys are deeper and M
Nhilo woes are soon fo,no. R
and childhoods skies are H.. !
Manhood's, sometimes. A., rvs ana VI /
90 whl'e | SAL there lost in dr,.n.
MY eyes shut tight and f.s,
loving spirit, so II seems
'ooped Der my couch and ,,,..,
Ana while ] slept unbrokea - paNsa
felt tenderness '"
About me sweep. and then ~.
iolt soft oaress, s'ns>
And started up wide wide avail.
And, meath the sinking az, "a"
ne ripples danced across N. IL,
he day was almost done ei
ana there beside my Woodland ~.
Where ] that dream bepo, ''N
was lald flower, fresh and ,u...
a blue forget-me-not w"
"na, hand had plueked that blo,s, y.
What spirit loved of wore '''0n ~
nag soit,y stopped and placed |, Ma.
10
know not; yet ! do believe
Twas grown where angel, a,,.n
The meadow where men cs,,. "snt
Midst fields Of asphodel "O'
When he started to return to the hon. /.
a Virginia farmer found he had been 49, NJ. p,a
Being hcarheaded caused him seriors nl,.. q
Cavalier the prima donna, tells Of -" NJ "
mirers OF hers who, through jealousy to".. "
duel in dark room with swords. m. ~ !
they we're not Americans. ''@ ~
Can not some Texan see Roosevelt. ,rS an !.
he will reconsider his determination 10 win Y
Texas all viii he forgiven
One of the Younger boys. who ia I.,.u. :.
10 marry, but his lawyer tells him M, Ny ~
lead, in order to be legally we'd he mus, i. y
New York footpads hound and gagged y ,.'s
$ hard to tell whether that joke was on me tss,,
iummy ~ '''P'
The warmth OF the language Of that New i,
who was stricken dumb while cursins probably y
fuse.
Battersea, England colncimen ridieu, II.
he kings name should be poken with bat.d ~,
it was baited breath and I'd paid for The an 4
eel differently about it.
Mrs Potter Palmer says hat the tossing ,4
VI her lingerie on a New YoL dock nv ru,,
s very serious matter. However, as me n,
'ying said lingerie at the time he may con,r,n
elf that it might have been r'or- erious
a New York man who hct an OF his uon.v a
henry would be assassnated while il this county
o commit suicide. He should he given al l.,a
ry such a fool couldn't be expected o 90 Il IN
ime.
A man in New York who sued anoher IN Il
aging that he would take money oft Of sasA
rocket failed to get verdict. This is yu@ts,
,liment in New York.
4 i * 4
POOR JEAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

POOR lean.

One time wee lassie named Jat
Awoke in the night with a pean
In her wee diaphragm;
The sweet little lagm
Had eaten green fruit in the lean
J.Mi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
---HY THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY,

j M JOHNSTON. ......,..,..,.,,...... President
q. j. PALMER. Northumberland. Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

81 ANS has issued edot that her subjects mus, moi
insult FOREIGNERS Now will Isl Ann give 90 the world her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

fE'Noh EDWARDS has now been captured In Mexico Rv
e time nc IS captured few he will be entitled
to the name OF the black Grove"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

An exchange tells of youth who has just worked his
way through college by saving wood This favorite
psstme Tor politicians acquaintance and their
success lies in their knowing just when TO saw wood
WcdfhcrfoFi Herald.
That's SO knowing when to wood considerable
ice in politics
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

Iur spring poet is hiding with the spring violet, il
the Northwest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
Nos IDOL 1908, to5, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

frzsiMMoNs has issued utmaum Iefrries will de
yer his utmatum in the ring.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

CORRESPONDENCE Of any description. tohcihcr ~
,pdcd Ter dc Business Editorial Deh1rmrnf sho"d Pf
addressed 10 Tue Housrou Posr' and net 10 any Hd
rauoi and MI ctccy drafts moreyrtdc'S etc, U'5e pay
Ibic 10 "rnE Housios rRtNrNG CoNrASY.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

F"NcE HENRY IS going to resign command Of the 6rs
German squadron Can it be that the sight of our repb
can institutions has moved him gradually retire from IN.
royalty business He might over and get Dakota
d but there let him shape his own course and then h,
eant hlamc MS. ~ 49, W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

bia drop IN temperature in Kalamazoo and Ypsiland
90 bad that one or two joints be frozen off those
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

oFNsR Mitts request to be sent to the Phippines wa
sseo nose people who thought Roosevelt entertained
rudse against Miles win now think difereptI,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

lE country at large will be glad to hear Of the improve
ment IN the health of Mrs Mckinley the heroic wife Of our
murdered president She occupies very warm place in
HE hearts OF the entire American people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

ihE duel fought with Wnchesters by two Neyad, me,
'm'na' ono OF French due-ts so different Both mer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

PUBLIC CoNTRACrORS-Wh two comne,,,
contractors agree TO that each shall I'D for
aons certain work understanding thar the sccess
u bidder shall share his profits with the other the sue.
eessf bidder not liable to the other on such
Evening journal., 1902-03-01
AN IMPORTANT CONCLUSION

The Senate, by a resolution, has said
that Tillman and Mclaurin were guilty
Of improper conduct THE other day. and
Ieatlsfed with that simple statement.
hae restored both senators to their
rights and privileges. While the reso-
LUTON was pending, the belligerent and
venomous Tillman proceeded to insult
THE Senate anew but his outbreak re-
suited only in one Senator changing
his vote. BY its lame and impotent ac-
tion the Senate has given Tillman
every encouragement and we may ex-
pect TO see any further outbreak. Al
ready the senator with the pitdh-fork
has gained in popularity in certain
quarters, and has been invited to make
IA speech before great New York au-
dience.
The whole proceeding has ben il
logical and unjust. NcLaurin had every
|provocation to resent the ISLANDERS of
his colleague. He had been gohded into
an emphatic statement, such as required
almost the precise words he used. The
odium of those words should be borne
by Tillman, since he made them prac-
tically necessary, and the further odium
OF brutal violence attaches to him. To
consure McLaurin for defending him
self is like the act of the older peda-
lgogues who thrashed all boys caught
fighting, the aggressor and one who
simply defended himself with impair
ltiality.
The Democrats We're evidently benz
on making a political issue out of tn,
matter and the odious Tillman wai
preparing to receive the martyrs
lcrown. Rather than allow this the Re
publicans agreed to a mild form o
+ censure. But the Senate owes it to ii
own dignity and to The dignity OF tn
country to prevent such scenes, and
they must occur, to set the stamp O
disapproval on them, which shall b
most effective. The eensure eontaine
in the resolution passed yesterday, wi
? wound McLaurin. while rillman wi
gloat over il, since it will add TO hi
peculiar reputation. He should hay
been escorted from the chamber und,
the direction of the Senate by the SCI
geant-at-arms