The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-21

Texas sheep have orG"niz Lane
Kiln cub whereat Col m W. Delano's
creed il read as the opening exercises.
Dublin Telephone.
With Del4uo for their pol ticel econ
omist Il lt.rateur, the lambs VIII |
indeed have feast and the rams
harvest
Governor Ross VIII be nominated
for governor, and will not be csndl-
date for senator. The msrplots may
as well ease off Houston Post.
Now, scratch that out, child OF the
bushes; and throw this over to the
prophet tor pointer
The effort to create al aHtsgonism
between Governor Ross and Senator
Coke will hot succeed.
Maybe Rienzs johnson is dabbing
in affairs he knows nothing about.
However, the "marplot" are in the
jnoel' easing off, aud are likely at
any moment, to develop consistent
| antGgoniSm t. Governor Ross.
owe st p the press jut long enough
| to remark that Richard Coke-'Old
| Brains will be his own successor. We
| DO this to relieve the minds OF s. me
OF our eXchsn ges, who are specializing
as to who w II be COke's successor"
- A bilene Reporter,
Just SO much time lost, Brother
Taylor. All Texas knew 1t before.
A man without enemies or antagO-
| 0isms is seldom of any consequence.
| When thine euemy smite or abuses
| thee remember this and be comtOr-
| ted az cite.
Yes, it IS so pleasant for brothren
to dwell together in unity that if one
| smite thee on the left cheek, we should
turn the right and take the slap for
comforter; but when dog snarls and
snaps at thee, then thou shouldst smite
him, lest he be afflicted with the
rabies.
In denying that the democratic
party is free trade" party, The
| WACO EXAMINER denies what was
never charged except by the rascally
! radicals. But, there are usually few
TO. lish fellows i'll the democrats par
ty who pyate about free trad llous-
ton Age.
There be many of the foolish TEL
lows" Uncle Dan'l, and some not so
"fo lJsh' wearing false livery.
Since C,l)Dd Barlow "tonk a
header" from the cdi oral tripod OF
The EXAMINE and dove out of sight,
rumor mas had him in al places but
| the right one. From the Pueblo Star
| The iutorm4tlon is Obtained that Col
ouel Barlow, of Texas, Who at one
time edited the now detuuct News, OF
| Pueblo, is to return here shortly and
establish morning d. mocratic Jour
nal In this enterprise he is to be
backed by the Denver, Texas and Fort
| Worth railroad officials, and well as
Denver and Texas capitalists" 1t
may be that the Colonel is going to
start q democratic paper in Pueblo,
but the chances are that one siege in
that section has been sufficient to
make the Col)nol contented with
Colorado Fort Worth Gazatte.
Who was it that saw the traclngs
of the Colonel's facile pon' IN the San
Antonio lines
There are great many duties that
cannot wait. Uulecs they are done
| the moment they present themselves
it is not worth while 10 do them at
all.-Gatesville Post.
"A world of p actcsl philos ophy is
to be ext acted from these homiy
axioms. Never put of til tomorrow
that which may be done to-day
teaches the whole lesson of success,
aud that's the reason why THE En-
AMINER insists that prompt action On
the part of Waco is the supreme duty
of the hour. Here goes Fort Worth
ID, Has, Denisou-and here comes
laundering up the road Hlllsboro,
Corsicsna, Tyler, Temple, san An
cello, and hundred others, hesviug
for the righ-oi aud showing dead
wood of the track.
THE EXAMINER discusses the pro-
hihition party. Such a party Will
amount to very little in Texas or
any where else. Iii is to be made
partisan question the people viii have
nothing TO do with it This has be
tested III very state where probibi
ton has been an issue. AS party
question itpclls about 10000 votes in
Texas. Asa non partisan issue it
poll, 100000. And similar result
has been obtained in other states.
Thousands of democrats and repu L.
cans may differ on the question of the