San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-23

Holiness turn to Spain. Leo,
friendship for France is resented
by the Italian government and
matters are slightly uncomfortable
for the successor Of st. Peter. WHY
not come to America?
Dallas Herald thinks that Mills
was delivered of his silver speech
only through a Caesarian opera
ton, and that the result was
neither to the state nor to himself
such as to call for cOngratula-
latiOns. Those Texas Democrats
have no end of COW skins in soak
for each other.
Voorhees, knows that there are
silver votes enough in the senate
to give him trouble in the future
and it is this that he is afraid Of,
Notwithstanding that he is sure of
a majority whenever he has the
sand to press a vote on his meas
ure. He lacks the bulldog grit of
Grover.
That TOrrey bankruptcy bill is
one of those measures that should
be enacted into law without any
unnecessary delay. 1t is wise en-
actment for the relief of the honest
debtor, and at the same time it
gives all of his creditors an equal
chance to realize from his assets.
Chairman MatlOck evidently
thinks that there is no possibility
of Democratic harmony in Texas
except on the basis of the Cleve-
land acceptances of the Chicago
platform. If MatlOck is correct, it
is long journey from now to that
happy land of harmony.
China is manufacturing a very
article of Portland cement
and under free trade conditions
they will fill this country with
their product, or force American
wages down to the Chinese level. !
Everything comes to San Anto- |
Mo in time if she only waits, even |
that fair organization will come in
on time yet. This seems to be |
rather a rash prediction, but the |
LIGHT has faith in San Antonio.
The manufacturers of the cOun-
try have had their say before the |
Ways and Means committee and |
if decent regard were paid to
their representations there would |
be little monkeying with tariff.
The Ohio Democrats take shelter
behind the third party in their
efforts to disseminate free trade.
This is presumptive evidence that
the Democracy in Ohio are not all
tarred with free trade stick.
There is every indication that
Colorado will swing into line with
the Peoples party in the next cleo
lion. 1t will only swing that way
one time, and then it will return
70 the Republican fold.
Fort Worth Gazette accuses the
Turner Hall democracy, of which
MatlOck is chairman, of hosting a
black flag. The Gazette changes
'rOnt since it was run in Matlock's
interest one year ago.
When that ructiOn in Europe
comes, if come it does, England
Will be found on the side of Ger
many, Austria and Italy fighting
against the combined armies of
France and Russia.
Larry Neal has put himself in
he way Of the Ohio pulverizer and
ne must not complain if he is flat
-cncd out as thin as a pancake in
he rolling process that he will be
-reatCd to this fall.
JnclC Sam had better retire
rom the Strip business. He has
lone enoUGn in the way Of making
he Indians rich at the expense of
the NATIONAL treasury to last him
another century.
The Galveston News queries if it
5 not a presidential bee that is
ouzzing in the bonnet of Voorhees,
hat makes him so wOndrOus kind.
1t is not that kind that gets there
n hot contest.
That division of sentiment in
Waco over the location of the pro-
posed bridge bids fair to prevent
the erection of one anywhere with
in the corporation. This is a bad
Linc, For Woo