The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-11

of late, as we had no meqns to resort
to more expensive remedies; but we
have found it of no avail. and con-
Guided it was d, fusion and a snare.
Wa are at the end of the row. and he
Yeoman must die.-Crawturd NeC-
man.
THE EXAMINER regret, the dis
continuance OF the YeomAn as it was
one of its best rural exchanges. The
citizens of Crawford will deploie its
los because Of its value to the town
Ross will be reelected governor
this fall, ard Coke viii be reelected
to the seuate next January: This is
both threat and prediction. =
Coke and X US are friends. and Clark
and Coke are friends, and the enemies
Of these distinguished gentlemen
can't force them to become enemies
of each otuer.-Dehalb Flag.
Tat 10 The EXAMINERS under
standing of the situation. But there
is plot to use good men as instru-
merits to beat Coke, and when the
persons engag d in it are uncovered,
the people wilt see that it is more of a
scheme for revenue only than to
retire Coke or promote others. 1T is
a dirty piece of business, aud the
actors have as li.tle love for Clark
and Mills, Ireland, Hancock and Te;
rel, as the devil has for holy water.
THE WACO EXAMINER thinks moth
ing could induce Gov. Ross to be a
candidate for the senate against Coke.
C burne Enterprise
1t not only "thinks' that same, but
knows it, and it knows, too, that it is
gross injustice to Governor Ross to
pose him as q probable, or even pos
sible candidate for the senate against
Coke" When Coke is out of the race
should that time ever come, Ross
friends, not his enemies, may consido
the propriety of asking him to swap
the governorship for seat in the
senate.
We admire Terrell; we have long
been a supporter OF Ireland; When
, hllib Is uuuCI olsCubslOu NO RlNh
enthusiastic in his favor: but goins
back to the beginning following his
course as supreme judge, as governor
= and as senator, we must say tina
Richard Coke is too able a counselor
, too courageo us Is man, too great a.
intellect, and too close in his sympa
thies with the people to be allowed
TO retire from public lite. BastroI
Advocate.
For less oiiense than that TIL
EXAMINER has excited the ire of tn,
Austin Dispatch, Galveston News
j Tyler Courier, and two or three 9th
era, and ! as, by these luminaries, beel
called an "organ."
The editorials of TIE WACO Ex
: AMINER are all good, but even goot
: thing may become disagreeable iron
g constant iteration. SO it is of III
EXAMINERS able editorial on "Chris
Before Pl4te.-Hillsboro Reflector
And that from you, Brother Fields
d The veriest tyro should be able t
It distinguish standing advertisement
= set in solid bourgeois from editori,
IT IN tier set loaded.
: G. f. Fahm, the one-ligged Coz
d federate Georgian, is one of tn
= brightest, frankest and most success
full managers aud editors on the Ten
t. rs country press. He is making b
III paper. the Alvarado Bulletin, fair
glow with his genius, aud The EXAN
INER rejoices to note its prosperit
George was good boy, a outiful son
darling soldier, and II now first
II class citizen and EDITOR WACO E
: AMINER.
- The above complimentary par
.s graph is from the pen OF that veters
w editor and soldier, Col. Carey V
Sly les, the commander OF the fir
/, regiment that We, rs a patriotic be-
~ and lover ofthe southern hearth ton
at enlisted under i'll 1861. For four lol
"a years we did battle Tor what we co
- sidered right, aud on the last day
~ the war, the day Gen. Robt. f. l.,
as surrendered April 9, 1868. we lost
as limb, Col. Styles WAS brave, das
ing aud ga liant officer, and his me
loved him for his chivalry aud kin,
Us ness of heart May he always live
~ the hearts of his countrymen.-A
III yarado Bulletin.
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yield 10 the use of Carriers Lit