San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

will reap benefits of a material
character therefrom.
POwderly has been working for
years to consolidate all the labor
organizations into one. He has an
nOunced on several occasions that
he has the thing cOrralled, but as
yet the labor hosts are not ANAL
gamated.
Under the operations of tariff
for revenue the prices of all articles
of consumption will be increased.
Of this fact the American citizen
can take due notice and govern
himself at the polls accordingly.
The colored question has entered
the councils of the wheelmen of
the country as disturbing element
and threatens to make no end of
trouble. This colored question has
as many shades as rainbow.
When the Popuiist party pins
its only hope of salvation on the
skirts of free silver it announces
its inability to cope with the living
issues of the country, and surren-
ders to the inevitable.
The New York Sun expects the
Democratic party to be strength
ened by it's reVerses, and taught by
its experiences. The Sun expects
in the future what has never yet
occurred in the past.
a month of the present weather
and BeXar county will be a unit in
favor of all needed expenditure for
a good gridirOning of the state
with solid roads, graded, drained
and graveled.
The income tax is coming and
coming to stay. 1t may not be a
perfect method of equaliZing the
present methods Of taxation, but
it will be less unequal than the old
time system.
That Nicaragua canal scheme
has claim upon Congress that
that body is not inclined to recOg-
niZe. The recognition may come
too late to save foreign possession.
Corpus Christi is whistling loud
~ in order to keep up her courage
for that Brownsville railroad. She
should not stop the quicker until
that enterprise is secured.
Football was barred in England
$50 years ago, on account of it's
dangerous character. Was that
age more mindful of life and limb
than the present.
That Mitchell-COrbett mill has
come down from it's perch and it is
only a back number that specu-
lates upon what might have been.
1t would take very close dis
cernment to draw the line between
IIOgg Democrat and a POpulist.
Paschal should not forget this.
Sister Lease of Kansas would
make a good lawyer, she lies on
this side and then on that with
such delightful impartiality.
In deciding to settle their differ
ences by arbitration the Central
Americas are acting with uneX-
pected good judgment.
\ neutral zone along either side
Of the Rio Grande would be good
thing to have in the families of the
Two Republics.
Fosters prediction of clear
weather are evidently some old
observations left over from the
drOuth period.
Britain is not as much mistress
of the seas as she was before
France took the naval lead in the
Mediterranean.
The coast country is in splendid
condition for the best spring crop
| of vegetables it has ever sent tC
| market.
The true policy of the Republi.
cans of the state of Texas for 1891
is to nominate full state ticket
When the nations of the eartt
learn war no more what will take
the place of a military maneuvre
Austin is preparing for a double
barrelled Democratic state tickle
next year. 1t seems inevitable.
The Hawaiian matter is as mucl
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