San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-26


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1892
TEXAS POLITICS.
Colorado Budget:
HOgg and Clark are both running
for governor of Texas but unfortun.
ately for him Clark got started back
wards and has never been able to re-
verse himself
Never, in any two years of her his.
tory: has Wise county made the adj.
vRncement she has made in the last
two years, and that too without APP
parent effort. So much for the cry
that Hogg's administration has ru-
ined Texas.
Corpus Christi Caller:
1t is reported, and the report is
based on good foundation, that the
National Republican campaign COM
mtttee has sent Sl2 900 into this con.
gressionsl district to be used in be-
half OF Judge Clark and Col. Brew ter.
Dem ocrs1s' De on your guard!
Don't let your interest in Grains
election lag. The republicans are
making desperate fight to defeat
him and have plenty of money to
work oil. This district, however, is
still democratic and cannot afford to
send other than democrat to con-
gress.
There lie not a solitary Clark speak
Hsr who has ever yet had the courage
to denounce the Infamous force bill.
They dare not do 1t for fear of injur-
ing the cause of the Waco "War-
wick" And yet they claim that
War wick" is the leader of the "pure"
democracy.
Were such q thing as Governor
Hogg's defeat possible his followers
would at least have the consol ation |
of knowing that their ship went down |
with the democratic flag flying at the |
masthead.
Waco Day:
The coplous rains are said |
to be produced by the contact |
of hot and cold currents of air blown |
by the Hogg wind-jsmmers as they |
circulate among republicans and
democrats.
The Hoggies are mad and the popu.
lists are sad, and the Clark converts
they come rolling in.
The most disastrous March storm
experienced in Texas was the one
which blew Hogg into existence.
If Coke had announced for Clark.
Hogg would have asked, who is Coke? |
AS Coke announced for Hogg and |
has been making Clark votes all the |
while Hogg knows what Coke he Is.
Old Father Lubbock AYERS that he |
never scratched q democratic ticket. |
Are we to infer from this that Uncle |
Frank has been voting for himself for |
10 these thirty years.
Some of the Hoggies have become |
weary of the campaign and are de- |
msnding less politics and more BUSH |
ness, but politics in this campaign is |
business and tue business interests |
demand Clsrk's election.
Tyler Democrat Reporter:
We hear Hogg's majority placed at |
80, 900; 1t will be nearer 100000. There |
is sight more fuss than votes on the |
Clark side.
The Waco News asks this question:
rly ic
for the support of democrats, WHY |
his name Oh the republican independ.
ent tickets?"
Clark and his campaign allies have
assumed the contract TO print the
tickets for the republican voters in
Texas this year. This is the way
they will fix up a simon pure demo-
cratic election. Rate
Mason County News:
The wonder is expressed by some
if Geo. ClaTk's ambition has nothing
to do with the people forcing him out
for governor.
District Attorney PaschaI, of San
Antonio, has been having harvest.
In one day l6 criminal cases were dis
posed of, all being convicted.
Sam Jones has succeeded In doing
much good in the Alamo city. Even
the Express has gotten TO treating
him fairly in Its editorial utterances.
Brennan Banner:
Farmer Shaw, of Dallas, is now
dubbed Cyclone Bill ~ nroha hlY ON