San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-30

out, and the applicant is returned
to Austria. Eternal watchfulness
is the only safeguard.
SOUTH CAROLINA, only appre-
ciative of the inalienable rights of
her people, has decreed that the
jug of the future must be regula-
ton size. Nothing like the pater-
nal care that these state right
| states take of their citizens.
| ANTI-WOMAN'S suffrage and anti
| prohibition are the watchwOrds of
the Kansas Democracy. They de-
spair of accomplishing anything
for themselves so long as they are
monkeying with the Populists and
have determined on this new de-
| parture.
THIS is the day when theNatiOn's
| dead will be remembered by the
countless thousandswho keep alive
in their hearts the memory of the
costly sacrifices made by these
| heroic ones who laid life and health
and home on the altar of country
in the hour of her greatest peril
and of her direst need. Peace to
| their ashes.
THE receipts of Beeville, Rock
| port and Corpus Christi. from the
export of vegetables, form a very
considerable revenue of these little
cities, and yet this vegetable in
dustry is in its infancy. 1t will be
| only few years before the returns
from this source in the counties
| contiguous to the Arkansas Pass
| road will be greater than from any
| other source. Nature has made
all these counties the native home
of the berry and the grape and the
early vegetable, and what nature
| has intended is sooner or later con-
summated. There is an untold
wealth in this market garden and
fruit culture that is as yet almost
wholly unappreciated, but the day
is at hand when it will be accepted
at it's real valuation.
| If the Geary law does no more
than explode the nonsensical the
| DRY, that these United States are
the refuge of all lands, it will not
have been passed in vain. Alto
| gether too long has this country
| been made the refuge of the pau
pers, the criminals, the revolution
lists, the political assassins, the
coolies of the east and the west,
the lOw-priced labor of all lands
and the imbecile as well, for her
own good. 1t is high time that a
rigid law of inspection and eXclu-
sion was in force, and this excite
ment and discussion over Chinese
deportation and future exclusion
will in the end only hasten the
adoption of such inspections and
restrictions of immigrants of all
classes as will free these United
States from the yearly influx of
thousands of these undesirable
/ classes.
| THOSE American journalists who
fondly imagine that European
royalty is on it's last legs can lay
the flattering JUNCTION to their souls
that those legs will Outstand the
mortal duration of their critics. II
is favorite occupation with some
Republican writer's to forecast the
decease of the old world monarch
les. There is no more indication
now of these mOnarchies turning
into republics than there is OF
these new world republics becom'
: ing monarchical in their govern
: ment. There is a growing tendency
to enlarged freedom on the part OF
the mOnarchies of Europe, and a
larger power of political action in
the framing of Legislative acts, but
there is no tendency to change the
| nOnarchipal for tho RaDublicaI
form of government. Europe is