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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


Deprive the anarchist OF his beer and all will be WE'LL
But present him VIII bier and all will be weller.
The Timpson Daily Bulletin is the latest arrival at The
Posts exchange desk 1t bright little folio published by
John McLendon and The Post wishes ii unquahed success
81 s.
Houston point with pride to her absence Of tunnel
That just because she has tunnels But how about
poektbook snachna Ne would as soon run our chances
of getting safely through tunnel as we would OF keeping
our diamonds and wallet in Houston Our diamonds we
could Of course leave at home but our poeketbook' MT
And you worried about the story that you might lose
pocketbook; You shouldn't be- there's nothing in IT.
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To those who have objection to our grammar and pune
fold paper much less read it. Remember this when
you see comma or period in the wrong place 90 d0n
Ciiiton Herald.
How they to know when the and periods arc
in the place The who them ought to know
where he wants EN-.
The Herald publishes good-humored article in todays
get into spue with Aunt Lucindy, because
arc too gallant to swords with lady, and besides
IVeGfhcyford Herald
Shake How long have you been bald1
The Denison Dispatch had wrteup in its last issue Of
meeting Of the Liars club" The Dispatch is good
and is ably conducted by its Mcssrs Schol
but from rather exravaRant compositions that have
from time to time appeared in the paper naturally
pcced TO the OF representative of the Dis
patch in the list of club members. That such
found may be due the becoming modsty the part Of
the proprietors.IVhiteSboro Meas.
Perhaps the Dispatch force doesn't with
amateurs.
Noah of the earliest advertisers. He advertised
that he would sail certain date Those who didn't be
eVe in advertising failed get tickets and left
the wet without umbrellas bathing suits AS of them
could not swim they took to the and became monkeys
The origin OF the monkey is settled-SafTday Blade
It's no trouble to make monkeys OF non-adyertisers
81 * 81
There is sorrow in the when the devil hoers
Copy
Such crisis soldier yet has faced;
For your brain tagged and weary and you're feeling very
sloppy
That's the time to WELD the shears and sobbcr pastel
). M. LEWIS ~ Houston Post.
More paste and less ink would often l think.
Save grief to the maker OF rhyme
And beside the rhyme breeder we'll 10 his reader
A many and many time"
CIayidgcs Stock Farmer.
"Nore paste and less ink?" Well-wcll let us think
| 1t is fair food for thought Who'd deny it?
And since reading though we've really read
worse
We opne that you might profit by it.
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The DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM.

The democratic members OF the senate committee
on the Philippines have agreed on policy to he pur
sued by the democrats in congress opposition to the
imperalisto policy Of the republicans.
The program laid down WILL ii is said. have the
support of every democratic except one Soma
tor MoEnery the senior senator from Louisiana SEN
ator McEnery, it will be remembered voted for the
Dingley bill and, while calling himself democrat and
elected as democrat has more than been found
voting for important republican The policy
announced is as follows:
q" That the United States renqush all claim to sover
Sc: :sn Is'F the Philippines subject to the provisions herein
e. That and after the passage Of this act the Phil
ppne islands shall be foreign territory and all goods enter
ing the United States heefrom shall be subject to the
after prescribed by law or goods entered from other of
gn countries provided that during the temporary
s. That the United States shall continue to occupy the
archipelago until the Fpnos have formed for themselves
stable and until sufficient guarantees have
been obtained ioT the performance OF treaty obligations
with Spain and for the safety of those inhabitants who
adhered to the United States
- That these results have accomplished
draw from the Philippines and leave the government
sch military naval and coang may be desg
mated by the government of the United States"
1t viii be remembered that the senate on February
H. 1892 at the time of the ratification Of the treaty
Of peace with Spain resolved that by the ratification
OF that treaty it not intended to incorporate the
Inhabitants of the Philippine islands into the citizen.
ship Of the United States, to permanently annex
thoie Islands.
The democratic senators are to be congratulated on
having clearly and Enthusiastically defined the issue be-
tween democracy and Imperialism The policy that
they have outlined is exactly in accord with the demo
cratic platform and with democratic principles The
democratic party in the United States for right
against might. It is the party of freedom as contra
distinguished from the party of oppression 1t holds
That superior civilization no gives nation the
right TO control inferior nation than superior cu
ture gives individual the right to control an in
fefior Individual
Upon this platform the fight is 10 be waged In the
end tho democrats may or may not win. While sue
cess should be syen for with every nerve and sinew
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A y. M. c. A. BUILDING FOR HOUSTON.

The Birmingham Age-IIerad comments on the of.
fer of Mr.. r. s. Munger to subscribe $4,000 toward
the erection Of Young Mems Christian Association
building in Birmingham.
Can the people Of Birmingham afford to ignore the
propositions asks the AgeHerald. The value of
such a buildng in town like this is not a matter of
speculation experiment. Young Mems Christian
Association buildings and organizations have proven in
scores of towns very valuable agents for good AS
rule they are setsupporting after an ample and we'll
located building is provided The fees are light but
they are sufficient The building becomes a rallying
point for if not hundreds of young and its
influence is wholly for good"
Everything said with regard to a y. NJ. c. A. build
ing in Birmingham applies to Houston with this much
greater force that Houston is larger city than Brm
ingham, having 6000 population, and is richer
city. Houston ought to have a sl50.000 Y. NJ c. A.
building. There many citizens in this city able
to start a subscription list by giving $4,000 like Mr.
Il. S. Munger has offered 10 do for Birmingham. Who
will lead of in such excellent public enterprise?
Altogether apart from the religious reasons for
having Y. NJ. c. A. building in a cty-and the reli-
gious good OF practical nature that such institution
does is enormous-the business reasons especially
cogent Y. NJ c, A. building is good business in.
vestment for city. What public work can be of
benefit to city than that done for the improve.
mont OF It's citizenship? The riches of city in
her young men, There lies the strength of the city
and Of the State Train the young they should
be trained and the results wonderful; the fruit
horne is many hundredfod.
AS the Age.Herald points out in the quotation
atove gwen the establishment of y NJ c. A. institu-
tons IS not experiment, Experience has proven
their value. Nor is the great Once building is
built, such institution becomes selfsupporting.
who will head a subscription list for Y. NJ. c. A.
balding for Houston? Once such list is started the
amount needed in a city of Houson's wealth and pro-
( gresstyeness can easily be raised.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1902.
y PAGES TODAY.
ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES AND AMERICAN RE.
PUBLICANS.

There is striking resemblance between the course
the conservatives in England and OF the republicans
in the United States. The affinity Of like to like is
shown by the close friendship brought about between
administration and that of England that has been
commonly called the Anglo American understanding.
The conservatives in England and the republicans
in America both engaged in unjust foreign war
upon a little people. Both intend to the terri
tory of the people upon whom they warning when
they succeeded they expect to do in conquer
ing them. Both parties have been extremely sensitive
with regard to domestic criticism, which they have
not hestated TO call treason Both parties have ex-
cited the moral condemnation Of foreign nations and
both parties have expressed complete contempt for
adverse opinion from abroad, when couched in
kind and conoiliatory language. In England and in
America the dominant idea of the ruling party has
been that it do wrong; the conservative party
and the republican party have refused to take counsel
Might is right the motto Of these two parties and in
each country blind force sits in the seat of justice the
rule OF has begun, and wanton and ruthless
power holds unchecked orgy
1t is fortunate both for England and the United
States that there in each country people who have
not been carried away by this mammon-madness
people who still believe that governments well al
individuals, should order the steps of their going
cordng to the rules of and Of righteousness
These are the leaven that in time will leaven tn,
whole lump The day will surely come when the higl
tide of criminal folly will subsde, the inevitable re
action will in and the people will begin to ask was
it right? Conservative conquest and republican ra
pine must in the end submit to this supreme test The
law of right may be resisted for time but it con
tinually and inevitably like the law of gravtaton
The eternal balances whose ucrum is in the heavens
hang the earth and every act OF man and every
act of mans governments is weighed.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


Inc cry OF Mexico recently honored the memory Of the
feminine patriot Donna Josepha Ortiz de Dominique b
erecting statue in her honor in the Plaza Santa Don
Rev Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler has Just celebrated HE o.,
birthday at his home in Brooklyn He is at present n.t
emeritus OF the Lafayette Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church -
that city. '"u'eH III
Bishop G G. McCabe has sailed for South America >.
be gone SIX months, during which time he will visit The
Methodist missions in Brazil Ecuador and other Son,I
American countries ''"'"
memorial meeting in memory of Prof Herbsr. %
Adams will be held at the Johns Hopkins university ON Fb
ruary Prof Richard I. Ely Of the University Of Wiso
sin will deliver the address - "iseo"
Hon. j. B. Duke OF Durham N, c.. has ordered fro,, -
Italian sculptor design for heroic bronze statue ~ p
dent Mckinley, Mr.. Duke, is it understood aisbes 80
South TO erect the first memorial the martyred
and he will place this figure in the college park Of THE
college at Durham " i'"n'p
Jacob H. Sehif Of Brooklyn has bought a Mo, j.; .h
city for the establishment Of Hebrew theoIopicsI ~
mary and will also give sufficient sum for the erection ~
"a suitable building 'N'oi oi
King Edward it is said has read every book ,b,. -
been written on the history of the Crmean war and f i
ing men better acquainted with the history Of Td
with the characteristics of many OF the native races
Admiral Dewey and Joseph Jefferson the actor a.. :;
separabe friends at Palm Beach, They frequently stroll j.
the suburbs OF the Florida and the other d
seen sitting on fence, swinging their feet like two %
boys having good od-fashoned talk about Iot 80 So;
without being interrupted 'sS
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PoSTSCRIpTs.

Canada has only twelve medical colleges
he Christian missionaries in Japan number BOZ
he usually fatal dose OF arsenic is two grains
Each year roo5,ooo persons succumb to consumDtion
LondonS omnihuses are to be lighted by aceylene gas
lamps. S''
second. "''' u d
OF agricultural products exported half 90 to Great
Britain ~ W 0'e"'
The medical profession furnishes the greatest number
OF suicides. -''''
beetle tut ''uy'''u
Uruguay during the last year shipped to Europe 81
pounds OF wool.
1908 sailing vessels.
Cocoanut is much used in Germany instead of cod liver
oil Tor consumption
About $4sooooo of gold shipped from Nome during
the season just ended.
The agricultural department will furnish fig ertizing
insects to growers OF that fruit.
The bdeu of animal industry last year inspected
animals imported for breeding
The American Tobacco company has absorbed four Of
the largest cigarette factories of Germany
Egyptian cotton to the OF 100000 pounds wac
bought iy the United States in 1907.
After two wears test OF automobile for army ,s. IN
u>tra there was saving of $ao5 over the conveyance
drawn by horses. '
The agricultural department now requires lareer an,
preparation for IT'S administration than any other depart
men. eXcep; the treasury 'N''
Moscow has the rgest hospital in Europe with ,ooo
beds There are nnetysx physicians and 600 nurses and
ABOUT $4,000 patients arc cared for annually
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commoner's Success.
Nashville News.

AS excellent refuation of the report circulated for
some time that Mr., Bryans paper the Commoner is a
financial failure and that Mr. Bryan going to desert his
journalistic venture the last issue of Commoner may be
quoted. II says;
This issue marks the close OF the year Of the Com
moners existence The paper started after mature de-
liberation the Of its editor and publisher and the
success it has achieved is vndeaton OF his belief that
there IS place in the field for periodical like the Com
moner Its has exceeded the most sangnc
atons and the Commoner comedies this gratifying result
70 be due in large the that the people are
reading and thinking for themselves and eagerly seeking
Tor light upon disputed questions"
ln spite OF this journals Of certain ilk will sontinus to
assert that Mr. Bryan Is failure an sdteg
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is not the object The object has
already been obtained The democracy of the United
States has declared for the right 1t only remains
brg the majority of the people OF the country
the right side 1t is be hoped that this great object
will be obtained Bitter will be the reckoning, If it is
not But the that will be melted out will not be of
The democrats paking 1t is of satisfaction
to democrats throughout the country that the of
the democracy is still raised in unmistakabe protest
and that, if party of opposition it is party of OPP
position to wrong
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II signify that because Judge Wilson found
himself in hopeless minority when his chances OF becoming
mayor OF Houston canvased his personality is OBJ
cconablc to the voters Of this city. On the contrary had
he his candidacy without to the wishes
and Endorsements OF the faction who claimed him their
in this instance the chances that he would have
had opposition Judge Wilson is worthy gentleman
and would have acceptable candidate for
had his claims been supported by people identified with
and to considerable responsible for the deplorabe
conditions Colonel Holt expected remedy. Laying aside
the question Of Colonel Hollis popularity, public sentiment
too much Tor Judge Wilson and he displayed good udg
ment in getting of lis way. No man in Houston no
matter how popular respected hope become mayor
with the brand OF this faction upon him this year The peo-
pie change and they going to have it regardless
ot who interposc TO the contrary They have become
tired of iayorm scandal and extravaganza in the admins
u5tion Of the ciys affairs and intend get rid Of the
element responsible therefor.
THE question of pay for the investigation committee
created by the last legislature has been revived it being con
tended that the constitution is in the way the members
of that committee far the drawing of salary their
services concerned This will furnish the committee with
important subject study right beginning Of its
labors
THAT horse meat story looks like horse on Dallas.
a Missouri Judge pardoned man for horse theft SO
that he might be hung for murder In other days they would
have psdoned him the crime of murder that he might he
hung for horse theft
IT LOOKS if Crokers Houston undcrstudy would get
in about the place.
TuE only trouble with the Panama project is that the
French company not give clear title This with a
few other equally Insignificant things all that
the way of its purchase.
Bully for De Welt When he gets the last ditch, may
he put the other fellow in it
THE country between Houston and Beevlc is getting
the papers with noticeable regularity these days Rice
cabbage melons and Irish potatoes the OF it.
MISS STONES early release probable OF course that
isn't So but it's better than dying often anyhow.
THE labor interests the business interests and every
thing and every that makes Tor greater cleaner and
better Houston is arrayed the side of Colonel
KITCHENER says that very few Boer fighters remain
That probably explains Ensands recent call for
THE Colorado Telegraph is getting shy OF news 1t has
troted the Florence Maybrick pardon rumor and is
making it do the same old stunt
on, YEsi Did overlook t1 Doctor Boyd was again
nominated for health officer at Mondays meeting of the
council
WITH individual cabbage crops valued at $1,000 in sight
the farmers in the neghborhood of Corpus Christi are nor
worrying the boil weevil.
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TAMPERING WITH TRrE, :
IT Is You.

a. 10 YOU.
When walk the lonely reaeb.,
Where the pillows pound H.
When | pause beneath the i,es,tte1
Where we twain were wont toss.l
nr When linger midst the shadows
Or walk beside the stream
E Or look off across the meadows
Where used TO walk and A. ssst
Then know there's sometime ss:.i
Though the blooms are bright VIII
though they bend beneath the kissing 'si
OF the breezes. 1t is you.
1t is you! Through long tomorron.
shall miss you from my side.
shall wear this crown of sorrow,
Though my wanderngs be v;de.
Wide as all the world is wide. de-,
Long all my years are lone,
shall miss you from my side da,.
shall miss your lifting song,
As | nger meath the beeches
As | walk beside the strand
Out along the sandy reaches
Where we wandered hand in hand
shall walk walk, heavy-hearted
Midst the scenes used to know
ire the day that saw parted:
shall hear the breezes blow,
Blow from upland mead and ocean
Laden with the old perfume.
Yet may nature brew no potion
Strong to watt aside my gloom,
1t is you, my forever
Though forever lost my owni
Though Fate sneers and mutters nN.v.n
Though today walk alone
X Il * y
Tammany is to give Croker a farewell banou., !, Il
of singing He's Jolly Good Fellow" the guests Mn
ably render eve Don't Care If You Never coms R.a ~
The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle" is the title Of rsS
Probably it is about who doesn't blow his owr w
1t is really too bad that the Maher-Sharkey bor -
terfered with for, according to post morem atem, n
both dead ones), each fighter would have wbDa
other.
That scientist who has asserted that nineteenth, 4 1
We cat is killing must have lived in Chilean !.
house.
Two thousand inmates of Poughkeepse IN. Va F.
sane asylum have preferred request for more s.-
allowance Of potatoes They must be crazyl
1t has been decided that Boston's aldermen ar ~
provided with badges worth $40 each. The news item \
give the design but it will probably be bean %.
volume Of Browning rampant above Goldfish ball cuspr
x y Il x
When we're sending wireless messages to Mars
Through leagues and leagues of interstelar space
Win learn that poets sing, there, their san!
spring?
And will we learn of Pat Groves hiding pllc,1
]. NJ IEH
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the time republican party started its mad course OF
neriaism and conquest there need for large and
expensive transport such exists at present
C. ARrHuR WILLIAMS
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salary Reduction improbable.

81 Louis Post-Dispateh. ~
Representative Eddy's statement thar ~ bsss 2
dozen men in congress who. strict ss .sss.s d,
command from private corporations Q, ~ rusn'
me government pays them is sign thar saaos, r.
LiaifesSss q bill t9r tie REDUCTION Of cong
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And Your uneIs Tray.
Paris News.

he Houston Post says that Representative rrsv H.
derson can examine all OF the departments and NIL
Henderson will just as few and just az r,a.
oss' " are necessary to make dat examination sonplss
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CORRESPONDENCE Of any description. iphGfhey ~
snSed for the BasinSss or Editorial Department $no"a
vidsd aud oil checks drafts orders etc. maze pay
obfs 10 THE HousToN PRINrlEG COMPANY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24

THE question Of pay for the investigation committee
created by the last legislature has been revived being con
tended that the constitution is in the way OF the members
of that committee far the drawing of salary their
services concerned. This will furnish the committee with
important subject study right the beginning Of
labots
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.

J. J. PALMER. MISREPRESENTATION Vice President
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a Missouri Judge pardoned for horse theft SC
he might be hung for murder In other days they would
have pardoned him the crime OF murder that he might he
hung for horse theft.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Noe. 1iof, 11os 1905 1o7 and 1909 franklin Avenue
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IT as if crokers Houston understudy would get
/ in about the place.
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TnAr horse meat story ooI. Iike horse on DalIas.
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FOREIGN oFFTcES-Easiern business Office. a. A. a5
g. 49, 49 Tribune building New York lLhe : ,dSo GThe
s. C. BecIwh Special Agency Office of WashingtoR W
respondent Room Anles BUILDING I4Io = street ~. w.
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he only trouble with the Panama project that the
french company not give clear title This with a
other equally insignificant things IS all that stands in
he way OF its purchase.