The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-07
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT

EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT
IHR "Llano Rural" announces for Jones
IHE prospect of pleasant election beg
to dawn.
COKE on Ireland has undoubtedly disgust
the Judge.
IRELAND rests while tones is still tr;umn
antly addressing the people. Let the fitte
survive.
COKE was endorsed at the tail end of tb
county convention, but Hancock was not
WASH JONES is vigorous opponent of til
convict lease system by which convict labo
comes in competition with honest labor.
lHF corruption fund has not put in an an.
pearance yet from Washington, and Hancock
has sui hghtng chance not to be distanced.
WHITAKER, the colored cadet of West
roint lame, has turned democrat The renub.
hcan party will not be SO odous to a dems-
crat after while If this kind of recruitment,
keeps up.
lHk democratic papers complain that Wash
zones ana Governor Davis have no platform
to defend. We think they are blessed in tbj,
particular, and the people begin to think So
everywhere.
IN endorsing Coke the democratic conv.n-
aon OF our county condemned John Ireland
because Coke has condemned him in the
strongest terms as unfit for any position before
the people and as demagogue. II
GENERAL HANCOCK has charged that Cow Z
ernor Davis is running his campaign on funds a
furnished from Washington. Now. Genera, i
crawl out of that denial that you ever held ,
commission or command in the federal
army before you manufacture new story E
HANCOCK has gone west. He would d. &;
wen TO conhne himself, while there ~ n,v ~
and his record. which he knows all ahort anS =,
ghore, as much as possible, the tariff ones he
ION ABOUT which his ideas are very crude and N
allaclous A. Express. N>'e A"o az az
YES II Hancock will just devote himself 10 co
Davis and his record" he will have an e.sv tw
me OF It, But this is game two can n,,v CA
nd Hancock and his record" would be in Bu
foer' The people in this district, however Isl
ave great financial issue at stake and r
icy are sensible people will not Consent 10 u e'"i
'nding man to congress whose "ideas ~. are
ny crude and fallacious." Hancock MIGHT ism
ell exclaim, if the Express is considered Biz vino
end, "save me from my friends" ;,s
Every politician is friend of the ".orl; Tho
IN and will be until after the eIeot;als ing
le working men, in fact, seem to he .Ir,on. be
only class OF voters who have anv f,;anS cost,
ring election times but afterwards il 10 J;f oper
emit. The geater the demoeoque tho - n, un. unde
harPs on his imperishable regard for ,I parti
rking men. Is it because he reo.rds , ,ne they
rklng men as a class Of idiots9- .'ie ends
lily Print. l'ai'eston them
he above lick at Hancock is we'll put bis Dene
about the working men and his "God h,.s. ram.
farmer was to much for even democr,, l hav
low Hancock is thorough bloated aristocrs, assur
less use for horny listed laborer than ,n ana
IN eSas and 1t is a fact that the mercb,n, becau
Vho work for him invariably vote .o,;,.. the So
: at home. '' busy
selves
i I Mare Bockel, the leading soprano work work
W. samuel Keed, second comedian 81 - ieaVe
les Z. Ford's opera company were w.. VI they d
at the Eutaw House, Baltimore on S"a all wa.
asst. The wedding was quiet one ' ani uses:
the intimate friends and PRINCIPAL rs anu furnish
~ me company were present. Both are uGne'
known In the dramatic profession. rehglol
and as
IS Minnie Palmer made quite a hit in Nsu, eolsly
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre in ~, uruer
theart" The Dramatic World saws. Wy , nm
has grown stronger, and covers = r.nna .ne staf
me would not expect to find in suchs n aay ne
body: 1t is translucent and silver 80 anICuo'
'tes flow with volume and nuT;v , ana ana oril
ate and charm. f'J 'hat 'ne end
each ha
Jefferson has been giving his de,iob,e,, rehglon'
sonatlon of Bob Acres, in the nn;on peace al
E theater, New York He will snon Let US
er, revive THE Poor Gentlemsni.. uead cn
ha: not been seen in this city for maDv r ana aou
Mr.. Jefferson himself has not nlaSaS ments IN
New York for more than twentv.Svo poses;
SO that the present generation will have .,P
asure Of seeing him in an entirely new dau u VIII
living thi