San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-04
HUSTLING III ARD
That Is What the Politicians are
Doing just Now.

II anybody believes that the CallaghaD-
Shardeiu City-county clique are only
taking exercise for their health 1t Is a
mistake. They are doing the hardest sort
OF hustling aud all Of the city employees,
from the ones enjoying the highest Salar-
les and sinecures down 10 the poorest paid
laborerS are not only contributing to the
campaign fund to save their political
heads but have orders to be on hand
without fail tonight at the Houston
Street theatre to endorse the bosses tick
ct. Everything that sits on the hurricane
deck of a ScaVenger cart or wears SAM
| tary inspectors badge or plies pick and
shovel must be there or be guiIlOtned. 1t
is TO be a strictly city ring affair although
few privileged prohibition politicians
will be on hand to do the wind work.
While they are making their last Strug-
gle for the continuation of ring and mis-
rule the tidal wave that is bearing on its
crest PaSchal, Progress and Prosperity
still sweeps on and over the city clique
PharOhS.
A ROUSING RALLY
was that held last night at the corner of
Centre and Matagorda streets by the
Seventh Ward club. 1t was attended by
over 400 people, all Of them for the Anti
our next Alderman J. A. Daugher-
ty, DR.. G. j.. Starnes, A. p. Tugweil,
and j. C. Cumberland The latter
has composed a song on the slogan.
"Paschal, Progress and Prosperity"
which was sounded at the Leviathan
mass meeting.
Another grand rally OF Possibilities was
held at Schwartz hall on Government
Hill when rOuSng speeches were made
by MeSsrs. James Cahill, A. Levy and
next Mayor PaSchal. The latters speech
was not only fOrcibe and vigorous and
one in which he handled the methods Of
the present city administration without
gloves, but one in which he attacked the
fallacous financial policy adopted by 1t
which has been so ruinOuS to the city.
OTHER MEETINGS.
One of the meetings that promises to
attract a large attendance is the meeting
at Peter Jonas hall, at 701 Austin street,
tonight at o'clock p. m, which will be
held by his friends and supporters in the
interest of Mr.. William Dunn, for alder
man of the Sixth ward. Most of his fol-
lowers are Paschal people and in favor of
the majority on the ticket headed by
PaSchal
There is to be a grand meeting and ball
at Convention hall tomorrow night by the
Club NaciOnal and its band will furnish
the music incident to the occasion
A meeting OF the Fifth Ward Paschal
club will be held at Stuve's on the north
west corner Of Avenue ID and Seventh
streets tomorrow night when addresses
will be delivered by Hon. George PaSchal,
A. Levy and Judge s. w. McAllister.
Mr.. Paschal also addressed large
number Of the followers of his standard
at Graniean's hall, on Carr's Hill last
night. The West Side Reform club met
there. 1t has always been opposed to the
misrule Of the present city administra-
tion. Addresses were also delivered by
its president, William Ingle, Pablo DiaZ,
Miguel Perales and others.
The Paschal ticket is taking the town,
and on the 18th will have it out OF the
hands of the ringsters.
There will be meeting OF the First
Ward Paschal club at TESTS garden to-
niuht