The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-31
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GOV l.lt0 ALL w Il CA-N trF.l.
Mr.. Mil, is being II .ggle4ted by
soma people and papers tor what are
alleged to be I'd iirieucles" "incon-
slsIcncias' or "iuequalties" in his
tariff bin. Nj, Mills might fitliugly
reply: Gentlemen, that bill don't
express what we want; but covers
ali we can get rs q stArler-and vel
play III big luck to get that much"
Texas farmer has never advertised
Mills as being taultless, but any one
VINO has read after him knows that he
would never hesitate to take ali he
can get on the 1t rect road II "tarilf
tor revenue only HIS record al )ng
his l.ne Is tnul,Iess Texas Farmer.
SIZE KNOWS A GOOD THING,
When lngai, made his lAmouS
speech III III s@uatc recently in which
he traduced the memories OF McClel-
Ian and Hancock, tie got his wife t.
occupy a scat in the gallery in order
hat she i'll ght hear him III the great
est effort of his lite. All it is sa,d of
her, that while BlackUur in his reply,
WAS depicting her hus sband as a judge
advocate trYing kapsss jnyhswkcr
! for robbing het-roosts and always
| following Ia the rear of the federal
army, she laughed uncontrolably
until she had TO be taken away III o iit
OF hyst4 ic'.-Brcnh 4m Banner.
Not AN ENTIRE DEFEAT.
When Fort Worth secured the iirst
convention there were those WAC al
once saw that the prohibitionists had
got i'll their work and that Coke had
trumph9d. But when Dallas walk &c
of with the largest piece of cake they
agreed that they were wrong 1t WA:
no victory for either side, certainly
not for the pros Ii the plank of oak
eu-heert receives consideration II
must be considered at Dallas, as Dal
a, Is somewhat of an anti town.
Times llrralt
GlBBERlNG lDlOCN.
IL is our candid belief tlat if th
/ NJ HIS t4rltl bill should pass, the dem
= ocratic party will be defeated in tn
next presid-utial campaign; for ther
are three times as many voters int r
t ested in sheep and stock rs there ar
: Interested In manufactures; willis
the reduction on manufactured good
!s 30 slight that it will no. win sin
Gle vote from that part of our popu
S lstion who have no direct interest il
: factories or stock. Is it II Reporter
HOW WAS ANY LEFT OVER.
We ask the diligence OF our eS
changes, from the fact the we viii /
S compelled to several issues to use
e number OF papers with ihe same il
side, Our subscription list has il
= creased SO rapidly, that our last ,hjE
y ~
g go al! arOund.-PeasautOn Monitor
Z AUSTIN GOT LEFT
= The trouble with the Austin tad
was that it permitted Fort Worth t
take the first bite at the pie. AS 500
u as the Fort had gorged itself it b,
e came lazy and droWsy Time He
d aid.
WHAT A PITY,
The democratic maj orlty of II
ways and means committee didn
l. start out TO frame tariff bill to su
the Central Texas Live Stock Assoc
ation. Bail.
IN a HORN,
r. Those be good aud uscfu dem
>. Gratis who kick at the platform. tt
>. traditions of tne party and all Il
:. trusted leaders-in horn. -Courie
N HOW 1T STANDS
r The majority of the republicans t
e. vor Raudal's bill and nearly all Il
,e democrats in the house are in favor
II the Ills bil.-Bail.
o. THEN WHAT Will. BE
Y To the Waco Examiner and Il
re Waco Advance; "a plague on DO
IN VOur houses "-Rauistor