The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
/. BAILEY At CORPUS
|. Senator Did Some Telling Work
for Mr.. Garner
EMocRAry" WHO VOTE FOR SCOTT
/, to- a Large Share Of Attention
s.s,hliosn Intentions Concerning
' XIX. Which Is to Be Grabbed

!. -ocus Christi, Texas, November The
. S,r hall In this city was crowded to It's
~ s capaclty last night almost an hour
~. -. the appointed time for the address
u. 1oseph w. Bailey, who arrived
No night before to speak in behalf of
Iobn n. Garner and democracy IN
!. beral. ,,,.. noro nroson,
IA ne country surrounding Corpus Ohrisu
"A noIies was well represented
" NJ decorations on the spacious stage
sone Of the most elaborate and aes-
81 a. oyor Witnessed here. Surmounting the
a - beneath the large Texas star were the
ds in letters entwined with arbor
IA - .,Iyelcome, Distinguished Son of the
I'M SOUTH" while all around the stage
e e aags bunting, flowers, palms and
,.s n,iful not plants. The stage, indeed,
81 ssnted a beautiful spectacle.
q ooted on the stage amidst the foliage
s. ~ the representative democrats of
G eces county. composed of II. Il. Suther
ia, ST., chairman Of the Nueces county
,esnocratc executive committee; County
9tLise ~ r. Hopkins, X. X. Savage, Judge
itff19te Russell. District Judge Welch, +. r.
NAM r. ]. Kleberg, Dan Reld, Mayor Sc
81 M and II. w. Stayton.
IA Senator Bailey entered the hall the
ttnse went almost Wild with enthusiasm,
Ekile the band discoursed the stirring tunes
5udEe Stanley WEIGH shortly came upon
ia stage aud In Few very appropriate
,lnarks introduced Hon. J. w. Bailey as
tcm Joe"
kenator Bailey said lie was here to dis
tass questions of vital Importance to the
S$bnle Of this congressional district He
I'M a democrat who would vote the repub-
s34ln ticket because the candidate was a
bRne man pitches himself into Il great con-
iIbversy with himself He said Mr.. Scott
rs the representative of a mere idea,
ukie Mr. Garner vas a representative of
dsnocracy He said IL was an easy matter
III Mr. Scott to change from one party to
ahnther and make big promises of big APP
Inspirations. He said Mr.. Scott was an
EXCELLENT man and a schOOlmatc of his In
Mississippi, but fl was not there that Mr.
sol learned TO 'hunge from one party to
4npther-pull on ur put on his political
0pnon. He said man who could belong
t4 two parties twice In fourteen years, as
VI Scott has, could not be much of any
Kind OF partisan; that If Scott was an hon
6N partisan he would at least belong to one
p3fty; that he was not a republican and
tcichange from one party to another almost
AH day. Said Scott was very weak which
be showed when he said he had been re-
pHbllcsn ever since he was "able to Think
eal that for only four years. Mr.. Bailey
tNn criticised his democratic record as
~ rmau Of the Nueces county committee
Oh platform and resolutions Said Scott
ea1 run republican Lew spaper during the
fEln-RenttrO congressional campaign and
INed for Grain, the democrat, and then
fsprtly afterWard Hoped to the democrats
e2l In. He said the Scott democrats" are
sQnething like the old Catholic principle,
they know not what they are doing, but
fBt II they would AT least discard their
{wh TO political suicide and come back TO
tAfir party aud help them work he would
t#, q amer, Forgive them, they know not
NAat they are doing"
ZIG then told how some Galveston demo
ZIG VINO had voted for Hawley today had
20 more influence In their party than some
f,Rtton TANNERS Bailey kept the house
3A laughter 10 his reference to the Corpus
tpny' ana told what the editor of 1t didn't
SOW about him Bailey when he made
t2fle lalse reports concerning him. He
mn criticised those democrats" who were
RQlng TO vote the republican ticket. He
democratic or republican congress
~ were both given equal opportunity for
&HFVprlat0nS at Washington, and not es-
fHlally TO republicans, as Mr.. Scott
81 ms; Bailey said the experience with
18n Ochlltree In that respect should have
e4f sufficient and expensive evidence OF
IA republican promises are. said Hawley
F4s Stht from Galveston 10 congress, but
42feu 70 get what re was sent there for
III lour years that Galveston had about
4t ngtoHed me EFFORT 30 have the inner har-
~ OF galveston dredgedl when some demo-
N were sent from Galveston TO Wash
.sH on 70 undertake the work and came to
WI Ibdlieyl with the matter. Bailey said
e4 uilseI had an amendment included in
aM myers ana harhOrs bill for CialVeston's
..st y ana they got II. He said this showed
H.. e a. republican could get more than
IA eteluVlst IN the National congress. He
~, scott would have to get In on the ship
III Ivy OH, and help that gang or they
Si& ~ NOT lelp him to dig bitches In his
aley sad many false charges had been
s1f AGAINST Garner; that he Garner was
o1'uyss ~ reacy to enter paradise, but
z2'& az lesst an honest man and n demo
n,& .Ew,ho was poor boy. hut had worked
tJu 70 tle front though not as much
tI# y eeott IN the matter Of changing poli-
iSlr times IN fourteen years.
s3. ,n1S nssslug me wars of conquest now
.'& Ky, ~ republican administration, he
lte 80 several years ago he prophesied
ia tepunucans were preparing 10 wage
z.A M conquest IN the Philippines, and
4N saisH intention Is now To take Cuba.
M" IA their greed they wanted to
HM rcb y.,eTyIhing IN sight that Cuba
2H ,bsN ~ seli and agricultural products,
aE sst6 I5punlcans IRE going to take It.
~ ouu Wnen Cuba was about Ia fake her
Fff lhlioa. tle nations Of the world the
4 2nmroean administration did not even send
fd4 lnets IL. pFesentative there to witness
5s,lissns' 's s9h OF her officers. but the re-
lI sdnr !, 'e care to send a special am
IN ~ 70 England to witness the zorro.
ri I'm VI tne English king; that England
h his so,,n. send a special representative
NJ bne ~ utt9 10 witness the inauguration
'Isf odueed oui presidents. He said he had
net Soma az, resolution In the senate to
IA 4Enelspd's tIoie special representatives
.f5f dina ~ Dig occasions but notv,itb-
III esod epublcan senators favored II they
+ decls,roV are 10 Kill IL when It came to
a.4tk ~ vote. He said toasts u,ero
BID dinner republican senators at their
I.t but NO 20 the health Of an English
|NNit to The WI gave simple thought or
hllcans .Wefare of poor Cuba. lie said
4 khe q Today, Ike 100 years ago tbinE
ect betta. than a president ana a
terr .ter than a citizen, lie satd
"a ana !, governor general now nsed i'm
used snd philippines IS the same as
and thev VIA, perraouced by England long
q 4any veeSs We're as big thieves as those
Assi ter lars ago IN England, He snid
our arge standing army was -
akitudes freedom and disperse "rint ons
NAV rs they cali II io'ous
DN4tliution the republicans denounced tho
"a said the ~ tnat one big army officer
sald d- r. seditious document Penuence
ght Of ~ did not know what Scott
Rl ssi Il wbe pig standing army; that he
ayored h VINE ne vas a democrat; that
God knov,s ~ ne was a republican
81. popuHst. wat ne VIII DO when he
nt dinleni, our forefathers, when under
adlne anne. and trouble, aid not aeed
around under f ana a. ala not need to force
nsH Gountry would insult onr payonet:
L IN nv was too strong and u we county eonIg