The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16

r.,ship contest are 1Vut"
therefore, Mr.. Mems triehus
p snhsrant Youth uses very lttle 81
70 talks freely and uses "lJectiVes
o"A Youth uses no cunning, Is uoI
Fbsr"' laxative or prudent aHd makes
|er CONS ooort TO conceal It's purpose but
''ts :. ant without any attempt at con
pks ns Now this is exactly what MI
hf,ll friends are doing. They are
Ee1 s..sIv. expressing themselves open
|alAls 20 flushed with victory, winch is
p; thp n,,g of an end, and the end they
|ne " hasltste to define. They are now III
70 Boz ~ and say that's just where they
loose to remain. -
PppVse ,ho Neff men said this evening;
,.rh,s is A young mans victory we p.opoes
LA all the ground we have gained auu
y 80 lars hence We will back up young neh
he various State Offices, ana make tnis
l" ronnr mans government
4 ~" IL the spirit Of the young men III
s.,so lust how far 1t pervades the Gu
~ s.ate is not known, of course, but the
wv Won are IN the majority In Texas ana
w. ~. sruherance does not evaporate, this
~. NAV he redeemed and this hope real
rhon the democratics party assemblies
ears hence to formulate platform
y ,sre state democratic ticket.
=. uu,ter Of Hunt offered the following
resolution: =. 80
AnnsS he permitted to subscribe for as
many daily newspapers as ne may uesIe
S 5Siy the session, to be paid for out or
W. c6ptinceut fund, provided said SUP,
ssription shall not exceed the sum OF So
nsr month for each member,
NJ Mulkay said, in discussing the resoiu-
too. eve have already squandered more
lime In the discussion than the papers
would cost know you all want to make
,..o,ds to carry home to your people. ]
r,n, 10 make n record myself and do not
a,ue you. But let us dispose Of this qucs-
,op now and stop making records, If you
IN know enough already vote the resolution
down and do not subscribe for any papers.
But II you Wish TO know what is going on
II tbe world around us, and even in this
hbu,e. vote for the resolution and sub
scribe for a few good papers and stop try
ng to make records. If you think the reso.
luton Is right stand up on the floor of this
house and vote for 1t like men-let the
record take care Of itself, and have no fear
II the world, the flesh and the devil" The
resolution was adopted with a 'whoop.
Representative shannon OF Bell county
made some vigorous remarks this evening on
1 proposition to employ the committee
clerks. III the resolution contemplatcs the
employment of ten clerks to work" Mr..
shannon said, u favor it, but If coutem-
plates that they shall be set apart to com
nittees entirely aud render no service what
aver to the members of this house, l am
opposed TO it, I want these clerks to he
employed to work aud to work for this
house"
Mr., Middlebroo5 Of Nacogdoches said;
I'VE need no committee play houses In
this body, Whenever these clerks have no
committee work to do, their services should
be at the command OF the members If this
house without having TO appeal to the
speaker for permission to employ them, VIZ
want no psythings and no pets"
Nj. Gfiggs OF Harris said "Wc are here
perhaps for a ninety days session. not less
than sixty. Al the end Of sixty days ses
sion the per diem Of the members Of tht
Oouse viii be reduced from IS TO s. per day
Now while, after the end Of the sixty days
Toe pay Of the members ot this house vii
os less than their expenses, 7 am not II
laVor Of employing committee clerks ana
'oIe them pay at starvation rates
NJ Beatty OF Caldwell thought that "sinct
Neaoefaphers. typewriters and committee
asiss were rarely ever called on to built
eaefSees, school houses, fence graveyard
sta such things as these they cau afford t,
safE Tor less than those who are. aud
therefore shall vote no on the amendment u
provide for these clerks more pay than tn
lsnpers are 70 receive
ny most remarkable coincidence the mrs
saor' In both the senate and house 70 prac
uee mat rgN economy which is though
% pe 50 necessary for members Of the legis
sue 70 ingratiete themselves into the GOO
SAVES OIL their constituents, met precisel
same rate. In the senate the motion re
80 onIy one vote and IN the house thl
uls proposition to reduce the nun
's ana pay OF porters on the show down
sssYed only the vote Of the representativ
vac proposed it
49,, eecllou Of officers, which has cor
- pe entire time of the house since
Nj. .Sppeu TO order last Monday. was con
IN, a. late hour this evening. the res,
son providing for the appointment Of te
wss oeing the last thing attended t,
80, 49, 'u1se schluter, who was in the chat
N hn,- THIS fact, the first installmer
/, '' were poured in. Ton were Introduce
eons.,.t many minutes and Judge schutel
por,tSs us OF the storm which he plainly sa'
,sn-pg' pleaded with the members I
tlna that they would have plenty {
~ introduce all the bills they had.
t,n a. remain In session an hour" h
II viii t", oilis keep coming up at this rat
raotIon, 'aAe the clerk all night TO read th
M, While pleading for quarter
The ,si member came to his relief an
ton ~ OF the reading clerk with IN
au'ourn' which was adopted.
touo,,ef seyers Will send in his messas
indpl."s ana some private discussion W,
ton wln y 'nis evening as to what dispos
been w. ~ &c made of 1t, The message h,
tom =! y under the very closest esplonn.
~ Jay 1t was completed.
l.ss1 n, ,Si after the chaplain had f
Men A., nv Invocation this morning, sneak,
not h ,a to the house that he Ia
thought e9ure to bestow moment
sonsI', On the personnel Of the yarIor
nembs,. OF the house, and requested 4
soil a VINO had preferences as to n
aIes,. - o done by the eommittees 10 i