The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
PRESS PENCIILINGS.

Mill reelection TO congress. Just
as ap'ly, THE EXAMINER m ght say
the News is preparing to snppor'
Nil for the senate, Sherman Herald
The Herald hit that nal square on
the head. In the first place the News
had no warrant tor Its thought; sec
ondly, the News did violence to the
virtue that Washington and Cleve-
land illustrated, thirdly, THE EXAM
rNER is "preparing" to do no such
thing, and fourthly, The EXAM
1NER is democrat and recognizes
Mr.. Mills as t { loader of its party on
the floor of the Louise, and will sus-
tain him now and hereafter. if he
prove worthy ard equal to the high
responsibilities incident to mis- exalted
stat on.
"The immigration move is all right,
and good thing, but those places
that rely l, " upon it are left. Ii
YOU wait 10 boom your town, you
must roll up your pants and shove
If you wait for some other place to
boom your town or city, as the case
may be, then you are worse lett than
ever" -Corsicana Democrat.
Good doctrine. 1t is tie town with
energy, public spirit and enterprise
that attracts attentions from those
seeking place to invest capital or
with whom to cast their lot.
Miss Winnie Davis, the accom-
plished daughter of Hon. jeff. Davis,
has taken up literature as profes-
sion, and has the prospect of becom-
lug distinguished writer."--Wei-
mer Gimblet.
As a daughter of the confederscy
and with literary honors Growing the
success of her life, nothing more
could make the people of the South
hold her in higher esteem.
Roger g. Mills Is the right man in
the right place; he Will be more in
| tluential as chairman of the ways aud
means committee than he could be
as senator,-San Antonio Times.
Amen, And If he develops the
leadership ana craftsmanship conf
dentially expected by his friends
there will probably be no desire on
his part to change, and no effort on
the part of the democracy OF his dis
trict to retire him.
The Waco Day and THE EXAMINER
are in a row over the Blair educa-
tioual bill, the Day tavoring and THE
EXAMINER opposing it.-Dekalb Flag
The Day aud THE EXAMINER are il
no such thing. They are good neigh
bors aud are doing what they can tc
build up Waco, and promote the best
interests of the whole country. They
may and do differ on some vital ques
tions, but the Grow" IL stranger t.
their methods and foreign TO theil
friendship. The Day is daisy ant
The EXAMINER Is fond of it. The
kcener its blade the better it is liked
Van, of tho Texarkaua Times. vii
find d hard rival ia THH VAC Ex AN
INER 70; the paper mil.-AlyaradC
Bulletin.
Not in The EXAMINER but in tn,
monied men of Waco who stand read!
to meet the press half way. Tit
proposition on their part to put W
$50, 900 of the plant seems lioeral ant
attractive. If it be not the wish O
the Newspaper men of Texas to &C
cept this offer, and bnild the mill a
this point, THE ElAMISER Will throw
no obstacle in the way of locating
: el.ewhere. 1t insists upon this poin
; because of the Offer referred to, an
, resp ,ctful Y appeals to its contempt
rsrles TO come to the front ON the sui
iuct aud secure the Waco offer or
bett one.
The WACO EXAMINER, from til
tenor of recent articles, is very AZ
. prcheusive that Mills is going [ , b
IN the way of Coke in the comm
sem torisl race, and its fears are uc
a witoout foundation. 1t is rather earl
10 prophecy, Out Vue LeuSeT ieels lut
: it is not haz 4rding Its reputation as
), prophet to predict that the initials {
Coke's successor will be II. G. Tn
: democratic party needs fighters, nc
t dodgers MeXia Ledger.
4 You are mistaken as to The EXAM
s INER's apptehensions" and "fears
Mr.. Mills can mike more fame {
d mocrstic | adler on the floor of tn
democratic house in two terms, this
b In a republican senate in six term
/. Besides, brother Fishburn, The f,