The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-21
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
ONE GALLUsED DEMOCRACY

ONE ciALLUSED DEMOCRACY
Give us the old fashion one galus,
coperas breeches democracy That
kind is in favor of taking of the tar
i'll. tf.---Henderson Times.
a HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL.
Sur raly Mills tariff bill is having a
hard road to travel. All the radical
papers, nearly ali the prohibition
papers, run In the interest of monopo
ly and oil garchy are light square aft ,r
it, and declaring that It's author is "a
ass "-Eeuderson Times.
DEAD PROHIBITION
GREENvGLLE, Tex, March IA
meeting OF the prohibitionists of
Hunt county has been called for the
purpose OF organizing prohibition
party for the campaign of 1888. Tne
call is signed by thirty-seven good
citizens. The meeting is to take place
at the court house III this city Apr.l
2.-Dallas News.
THE BEST SINCE THE WAR.
The New York Herald, which is
pretty conservative authority, says
that Mills tariff bill, while not per
feet, (Which has not beon claimed tor
it by Mills himself or any OF his
triend-) Is the best tariff tlat has been
presented since the war There are
some Texas editors, who don't like
Mills and consequently will not like
any tariff bill that he has any hand iu
framing Tyler Courier.
HE DID NOT KNOW IT.
1t is our opiuion tnat no man
should be sent TO the L. S. senate thai
would subscribe for the G4tesVillC
Star We hardly think that 1t can be-
proven on Terrell. tie evidently die
not calmly and coolly do such ching
IS subscribe for the Gstesville S'ar
n few poopla about q Gltesvill, NAV ue
guilty of such all otienss, but if Te.,
rell Is ha ought TO be dag out.-IIeu
dersou Times
DEAD PROllIBITION.
An eX-prohibition paper does The
= Democratic parry up III the following
beautiful mauneI:
Drowning men will catch at slraws
The Democratic party Is nearly gone
hence it grabs at everything in sight
Is it not remarkable that with tev
!, exceptions this papers that favored
prohibition also favor the abolition o
the democratic party? They hate th
Q old critt n, and the Times don't blqm,
them, because it was the democrati
s party that, all over the state, declaret
: it was notin sympathy with the loca
government of Kansas, Iowa ant
Maiue.-EX
FOR FLOATER.
Mr.. w. A. Kincaid announces th'
: week for floater, Mr.. *. is couDte
among the ablsst attorneys practicin
, at the bar in this judicial district, an
L. in addition to his legal attainment.
b. possesses knowledge of the politics
.. add economic questions of the da
that Is At once both comprehensive
and exhaustive. He has been reare
o in Limestone, where he is universal
= popular, and his friends in Falls al
II McLennan NAV rest assured that h
o home county will give him her enthl
siastlc support He has also man
warm and influential supporters i
both Falls and McLennan, a ID we b,
III lieve can easily csrry both Of thos
10 counties. If elected, he will make
III safe, conservative and influential les
10 islator and one who, we believe, wi
retiec credit upon the whole distric
MARLIN Ball.
le SAID HIS SAY WELL.
nc Laboring mon, organize. 1t is yoi
~ only salvation If something is n
~ done, in few years longer you W
ne be left homeless aud pcnniless. O
ST ganization must be met with organiz
C. uon.-Tyler Courier.
u Quite a number OF Texas papers, q
"a OF which were strongly on the prol
Ve biton side last August, take tir
~ to remark that George Clark has l
~ come vain and arrogant since OBI
Moore dubbed him Warwick /
this is because Clark wrote a very sc
er slble, democratic aud timely letter
lct his co-Workers in the late campal
ne to be on their guard and watch t
er. secret movements of their late opI
nents 1t was right for him to
this, for he was one of the ablest lea
mt ers on tha' side, the manager of
OF campaign in fact, and he saw, wi
'gs any man with half an eye ana a
as senso at al can see, that the prohi
rst tonists, although acknowledging (
KY, feat, had never disbandoned their
co. CARNATIONS, but were working Ii
m beAVera as tbev ore to-day To kf