San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-29

| seconded that the report be adopted name
for name. w. 5. Messmer offered SUBJ
stitute that the report be adopted as it
stands, which was carried.
Henry Terrell moved 10 adjourn. Ellis
| objected on the grounds that his motion
| to adopt the report name for name, which
had received a second, was never put be-
fore the house. Judge PaSrhal did not
| entertain the objection and put the vote
to adjourn. The colored delegates were
seemed to have 1t, at least so ruled Chair
man Paschal, and everybody made
rush for the open air and the bar, the
good old beverage from the city breweries
flowed freely, and harmony once more
prevailed"
MASS MEETING sPLINTERs.
The Turner hall meeting was dupli-
cate OF the Mission Garden affair. The
office-holders trust commanded the col
ored troops with great success.
The gray mule" may not be hand
some animal put he carries Harrson's
white contingent to the state convention
all the same.
1t was understood that the fight was
strictly death struggle between Marshal
Fricke and U. S. Attorney Jack Evans.
Fricke captured the meeting. Evans Is
not delegate to the state convention
Fricke is.
When Jack gets back he will give his
scalping knife an extra edge.
The Federal officials were extremely
modest. Jack Evans was the only one
that was left off the delegation to Austin.
Mr.. Hoefling, Sr, delegate: DIR. Lind
ner, alternate. Aunt Jemima!
The Lilies m aintain,d dignifed de
meanor while the cut and dried program
of the meeting went merrily on.
Marshal Fricke was in command.
George Paschal displayed several con-
gressional pin feathers-will he be a full
fledge congressional candidate in No
vember?
Charlie Ogden was facetious over the
little in sight for Texas republicans to
fight over. Everybody appreciated the
joke. Charlie is after all that is left.
The meeting was not much on the en-
dorSement Observation-Disclosures Hat was
forgotten and Quincy aforementioned.
The colored orator, Ellis, was ignored;
he talked well about the e. o. p, hut
was not thought well enough Of to be put
on the delegation.
Tugs Bob Lincoln speech entitled him
to go as an alternate. Which one of the
colored brethren will Tug stand sponsor
for?
1t was called kiss and make up"
0ut the - Olu Grey mule LOOK all tne
pie, throwing only a few crumbs to the
Lilies.
Several OF our county pap-suckers feel
great interest In straight conventions
knowing they are going to get left
The city strickers did not take any
hand in the convention.
The tall Joe" felt quite an interest in
the convention, but did not take any hand
in the proceedings.
George is always around when chair
man is wanted.
w. ii. Ellis. from Mexico, tried TO get
in his work for the Galveston custom
house, but got left on the delegation.
Prof Jim Davis, by the Eternal
wants an office, got what IL does not take
much brains-an alternate.
Col Bill Hoefing and DR.. Lindner were
looking cross-eyed at each other.
COL Whskers was there, trying TO look
happy.
ExAlderman Gallagher, and Tom Con-
nor, from Beanville, were among the dis
tinguished lookers-on.
Judge Tugwell threw out u little coon
bait, but got left on the delegation.
The so-called contest between Paul
and Jack" was sell-out and a fizzle.