The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-13

principle and party.
The Express has found mares nest
In the order Of Plumed Knights, In
which II is alleged is on inner circle,
to which foreigners are not admitted.
This Is about on a par with the strenu-
GUS efforts to make Mr.. Blaine Know
Nothing, even after the party was dead.
There Is no need for secrecy in the cam
paign. Plumed Knights and Blaine and
Logan clubs are one and the same thing,
and II the Express will call around to
the pavilion this evening or any Satur-
day evening from now until the election,
1t can see just how the whole thing
works without money, price or obli-
CATION.
NEARLY all the returns are In regard
ing national tickets, and In order that
the public may know just what they are
they are reported as follows: Republic
can, James G.. Blaine and John A. To-
gan. Democratic, Grover Cleveland and
Thomas A. Hendricks; National Labor,
Benjamin +. Butler and A. NJ. West;
Prohibition, j. =. st. John and VIM.
Daniels; woman's National Equal
Rights Party, Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood
and Vice President yet to be nomi-
mated. samuel Z. Pomeroy, VINO was
the nominee OF an American ana REQ
ple's party, has declined the honor and
left the field to Mr.. st. John. These are
the patriots before this suffering people.
and in the lanquape of trade. offer n
choice assortment from which to select
a favorite.
Mn. Urxpy Rrpou ot the societv for
the Prevention of Crueltv 10 Animals. ma
WINS IN be exnected. takes prounds
against the reckless camna,gn storics
and savs. az am sorrv IN see an mucb
abuse and Islander used In this cam
paien. This will have n tendency TO
keen the best men ont of notifies. No
matter how pure n man NAV he. n seems
he will be scandalized. with the best
men driven ont of notifies. the worst
elements will come Ia the front and the
peonle and the country will, su,yer nv
had government Iftbis thing keeps on.
IL NAV result in the overthrow of the
Government though its corrunt leaders
and upon its ruins would rise n mon
arcbv. mild. of oourse. because the
American people would not submit TO n
severe yovernment
-
struok the bankers all at once nj, over
the country The President and casb,er
of the Nav Brunsvick bank botb shot
On ,yedpesdav Jobn woess-
ner. n banker of Cornus Christi. shot
and killed himself and on Yesterday n
banker at wasb,ngton ont h;s throat
and ended his troubles. The one great
object of this great American nsonle
individually and collectively. ia tn make
money and vet the fact remains the
same. that n comne,ence Ia far mora
satisfactory than the increased burdens
of yrent wealth and ia also exemnt
from the foundations of speculation
which surround tbose who have tho
handling of large sums of wealth Rut
the death of n few bankers. more or
less. because of the burdens and cares of
business. ia NOT Iikelv N ston any one
In IN. mad roce for v.oI,h and Tho
matter il alluded IN simnlv as an incl
dent in the events of tbes. rushing
speculatiye times.
--
THERE'S cold comfort for Democrats
and assistant Democrats who have been
wrcnching themselves LOT week IN
drawing lessons from the vermont cleo
ioh. Inc burlington free fress, which
mas peeh looked upon us rejecting Sena-
lor Edlnunds' views after noting mat
tue hepupiican majority this year Is a
thousand more thah the average at the
last iour eiectiohs, says: 'Ihe question,
De II remembered, is whether the Re
pupiicans VINO preferred candidates
o'her than MIR. Blaine, are going to
acquiesce IN the wish OF the majority, as
they would have expected others TO
acquiesce, II their man had been NOM
mated or whether they are going to
KICK Things TO pieces generally In order
10 denver the country over Tor the next
generation 10 the spoils OF Democracy.
Inc Republicans OF Vermont say In the
clearest manner that they Will not have