The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-23

ing to prove that the Maine election had
no significance as to the result in No
vember, and that Ohio, in the event 1t
goes Republican in october, will have
but little effect, all Of which goes to
show that what little hope the Democ-
racy had Is fast oozing away.
60
As Presidential candidate, Mrs.
Belvn Lockwood occupies position
that does not seem to be in accord with
the small number Of votes she will re-
ceive, considering the fact that Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Susan II. An
thony and others have already endorsed
Mr.. Baine's candidacy.
SOUTHERN papers are now publishing
some of the general orders issued by
Butler when he was in command Mt New
Orleans, showing his treatment OF the
people. Il will be dark, damp day
when the political mud fails to come to
the front, but seeing as how the General
was an honored delegate to the Demo-
cratic National convention the abuse OF
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paper compliments the Mexican women,
generally, In this gushing style: "The
Mexican women of the lowest strata OF
society surpass In manners. grace, cour-
tesy. etc., the most accomplished of
what we call the highest classes here in
Boston. | have seen more grace and
beauty, and more savior among the
ladies Of the Rio Grande del Nortc than
| have ever seen in Boston,"
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front rank OF the splehulu papers OF 'he
TnE Boerne Register makes the fol-
lowing suggestions regarding the Fred
ericksburg road proposition: "Mr. A.
b. Frank, Of San Antonio, has offered to
give $4,000 toward the building of
railroad from San Antonio through Ken
dali county to Fredericksburg, but they
refuse to contribute one cent toward the
Gulf road. This is nest egg which San
Antonio can utilize to build road that
will give her all the trade of this rich
section Of the country, and would un-
doubtedly be of more benefit to the city
than the Gulf road. Colonel Bracken-
ridge is also reported MS having offered
S50,000 toward the Fredericksburg
branch. Kendall and Gillespie coun-
ties would come down handsomely and
we are of the belief that If the capital
lists of San Antonio were approached on
the subject, 1t would be found that
more money could be raised to build the
road to Fredericksburg than to the
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papers ivo'eu Soieiy on ms i"ii"ie W
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was vi nu"'san eo"euuie' niaihe
s"'u nc .ou'" "o' '"u IT, why "e i"'ieu
10 ma IL Is now apparent. 1t was still
In the possession of,Mulligan and Fisher
II never passed into Blaine,s hands. Ue
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'o'u 'ne rum "oou' lt' ie toiu ,he
truth when he assured the House that
his exhibit covered "eyery scrap and
sorimntion,, that CANA fran, Mnilioon
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No" we are interested 10 see whether
the newspapers which have urged
against Mr.. Blaine this special cbarpe nj
djsbonosty ,,,,l ratroot ~ ond oo,aa,,.o
ur,, o's w" ie'iav, I" ""u apo'os'Ne
Ihey nave wrohged MIN In this respect
at least. In this respect, at least, they