The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
tDy c. Arthur wilIams.)


campaign show littls change IN the situn-
tion 80 FAR as the Washington viewpoint
ID concerned. The democratic committee Is
greatly plenscd with the evidences Of re.
newed activity IN New York State and has
stronger hopes than ever before OF carry.
ing that State against Odell and the rcpub-
iican ticket. The interest In the congres-
sionsl eight there is great and those who
have been watching tbs situation closely
are Of the opinion that the number Of dem
ocratie members elected viii be even
greater than has heretofore been estimated
BY eren the most optimistic OF tue demo
Gratis.
Good news comea from Kentucky, West
Virginia, Illinois aud Wisconsin during the
closing days Of the week The chances
~ the congressional light IN Kentucky are
al In favor Of the democrats. one James
will be elected 10 the First district 90
succeed Charles *. Wheeler who declined
~ again make the fuce after being Deteu
"a his contest Tot the senatorial seat maze
vacant By Deboes prospective retirement
James has been q consistent democrat ANA
10 l6B5, Oh behalf OF Kentucky seconded
the nomination Of William j. Bryan III
A. Z stanley. democrat viii be elected
10 the cond district, sucaeenag neprc-
sentative Alien, wis nlen declined d nc
q former democrat and it is admitted that
tie best he can do is 20 slightly reduce the
enormous democratic majority.
-
The hardest eight Is IN the Third district,
shers ]. Mckenzie Moss, who defeated
Johu Bhea IN OBJ. farIous contested elee-
lion ease decided by the lost secession Of
otrgr,ts "a again tbs republican nominee
and "a again opposed by Rhea 1t IS &C.
knowle1ged that the district ls close
ttshsa was elected by g decisive majority 10
leJs, nat go leDt the republican, cAud
date for governor carried tie district uy
majority ~ about @p. IN luJu knea wls
given "a certificate OF election uN @ majority
= ag'ut laN. Moss contested the case. and
u Cuutsc % republican house drciItd iu
ma iatoi. thus unsrgiing ltuca, Uuo, ln
sat present caiinraisu. RETURNED 20 me nsht
thought be would be- able TO via without
IN sreai amount noun. OF tioloie tlt unioohgd
sdualttcd t6at ho may 6e btatan In, tiyt
y he u, Moss majority will be extremely
sA Idl,.e. ,,,.,, a.. t,...-., .,,...,..
David smith tLe pr1ssot ,iep,9ersit. 'I f,.
eumbent, viii be re elected practically
IIShva opPosiILon. lhH Fllh district is
b the maj Outcome n boieBfe,,ei M bs
fgct that the light is as much Tor iudres
IS u,, ing eppeiiste court as t9r congress.
lon mar INA dcr,orrsts Ns Ns' & "i,in.
better ~ Tho Sght '''' NH'F hA1ue tue
he z fT
aud lhlmbla. ma present dento,r1tt. r,.T.
.esent1fivea VIII ast. NeulVIla4S Nv.
maioritiee The f.trbth Ninth ,nd rsen3b
1rc stlI sot,a,5is, - n''t" auu Ae1t1
ibnt t,s aI5s Sr. lii or.,.i put " % e"nteGsl
ien1ocratu iFhs Sla,sStg .N laaYp t ~ the
large majority II a. ia ri fi5t.iS+
,hut N abs1Intpf, ~ ~, nv .1 49,
Late adviees FROM Nest Virgin{, aty ,b.t
rariotIs caadjti1rs ~, h., ,ttf.h h'd sas IN. NJ
democrats hone ~ rari,.ing Al IeSst thrcc
districts ,rhiit sf,,,,- ~ IL, ,,ut ~ , in ~
a.. a. O.. AS.
ucratic. t'ous.r,3,tt,', s9ti,arit ~ pr ~"
tain that flres ~ tbt IN, D,,.,,ss.,,,n
from that state vii b. democrats tsbis6
Is gain al ono over me estjugtS t,'l
by the republican eongree.l,uoi ,',,,,,itt,.
ON the whole the lriiaftl.n. IA, tE@'-tf,.'p ].
anl West Virginia are ihunght to bc very
farurHhls Ia ihe dpmorrDt. uot vsltI,.ftnE
lur the fact thar the rrDui,llcars eai,n
they Nill make eains In ietb
,.pr.s,aort p.,o.o'si,, n,.,.,
mcnt 20 government cuplorcs Ga tb. ~.
fert that they Ueys ,et ro,.j,,5
"u' ''l"i''4 :" ="
home TO vote unless they want To may
come back to plague him when hg c3.8,.s
,tp Tor Reelection :, rs,,srl.l I'd, .,,t,...t,.
.,,,t..i 800 =" ava 'N'n'',''
He pohtlcai hustler wEo has foi "a nuulbcr
MI thp vot,rs h. tl,, ,i..,,..,.,, ...,
,adunal elections ''
~ ~ IVY 'HHiPalkh tue party WotktfH
...,,,i,,.,l ~ a. ~ lluaN,a the government
40 republican canipa(rp fu1gs irli, me-, ~
dent ncalQ q % aud promptly issued IN
pfeel pfghlhhlug anyone 90 thc government
eIttlra troul soliciting campaign cohtribu.
tl0Ef lie went fuithcr and anuouured
thE, en}hioYtg ~ ihv government terVieb
heed lpt ftel obliged 70 contribute 70 The
thne@lsh lhuq Of thtif party and thet
tonid nSi lhelf eva discretion aud cou,
ftlnsRee ah9ut going home 60 vote.
nc pitsiutut erdeg VIII cost us sew
elAl thVNsahq votes. said an Indignant
lfbuohthhi WHO has not only made his t''l.
ItoNnoA 70 the campaign fund but WHO
~ has 70 80 home 70 vote as be hae done
~ many years past have bech trying
Set NY fl,nas VINO nave votes N New
ag.A ~ ~ nome on election day and IN
mahF iustah.ss ! nave volunteered 20 fur
uish .AsM WIN transportation, but they
my tnes rely on the president 10 pro.
tttt t9em hsnlnsi any attsck which Is 90
Maus Upon laem hereafter by the polit
teAl posses.
iAls Is not al continued the New
aofheF- lne railroad companies are put
hHs " sun klck because go few voters
~ soihH home from washington thls yeNr
tAey lsually carry out Of the capitnl cts
1Hhi 100 TO 10000 voters "a half rates
lily hafe ohered halt rates agaih ans
1910 out ~ iaf not 100 applications have
uth h4de Tor tne ehtnp rate election
Nthtle'
49,
Eor n nftnlnr -.