San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-11

| Curr6uC6S ike bnat WHICH uappeuoi
in New Orleans, and the best way to
prevent it is to rigidly exclude the for
eign toughs. Enforce the immigra'
ton act.
THE spring time has come and
| Gentle Anna can obey the behests
that this budding season of the year
are popularity supposed to lay upon
her. No mistake this time, little
girl, she is here.
THE Laredo Gate City, with an in
visible consistency, remarks about
the "pernicious" reciprocity ideas of
Mr.. Blaine, and then says if he sue
ceeds in concluding a reciprocity
treaty with Mexico, it will Cherish a
warm feeling for the magnetic states
mah." Next.
UNCLE SAM gives the same protec-
ton to foreigners that he does to his
own citizens. He cannot do more, he
has not done less. If that is not good
enough, the foreigner can remain
foreign, and the foreigner the better.
The cry goes up to heaven, from
this distressed country, TO be freed
from the evils, horrors, terrors, and
subversions of government, growing
out of unrestricted immigration.
THE federation of Australia will
make that aforetime penal colony the
most important and progressive
nation of the great southern hemis-
phere. England loses a colony and
commerce will gain a nation.
THE democracy of Texas consoles it.
self, over the falling from grace of
Dallas, with the reflection that Dallas
never was in grace; not one of the
democratic elect, as it were. This is
certainly true of Cole.
THE tune that a democratic journal
sings when it is pitching into the re.
publican party, and the tune that
same journal sings when it gets into
the wool of foreign foe are not
pitched in the same key.
PREsID ENT HARRISON will spend
three hours in San Antonio, and
under proper direction can see more
city and more promise of a big city
than he will see outside of San An
tonic in the whole state.
HAVING tried for months to snatch
Connor baldheaded, the Dallas Times
Herald has the good taste to turn
around and offer him drill in its first
issue after his election.
THE Dallas Times. Herald figures
out 5000 population for Dallas, much
as the old shrew aroused her SER
want at day light Monday morning
"Get up! get up! most noon; tomor-
rows Tuesday, next days Wednes-
DAY, week half gone and you not out
of bed yet"
FIFTY million year saved to the
people of the United States by the re-
moval of the sugar duty, and yet
Mills crowd opposed the removal on
the ground of seeking the interest of
the people through free trade chan
nels.
THE legislature of Texas, as the
LIGHT has always predicted, refuses
to appropriate for the Worlds fair.
Had Jeff Davis been president of that
fair or had it been a southern and
not a national matter Texas would
have given a million.
CAN the demo crazy cite chapter
and verse for the declaration that
Mr.. Blaine Is heartily in favor of re-
ciprocity with Canada and was only
halted by President Harrison's OPP
position thereto? Blaine lives too
near the Canada border not to know
how Canadian reciprocity will ipjure
the New England farmer.
o LORD! is it not hard shedding
for republican administration in
the land of democratic critics. The
Houston Post and John Ireland blame
Blaine for being too free to address
Gov. Nichols on the New Orleans
matter. and in innate that the federal
government was interfering with the
God given rights of the state. Now
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