San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-07
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You cannot run San Antonio cit
= election upon orders received fror
. Hogg at Austin. Not this year.
WHAT has the Ksmpmann sale G
brick to the courthouse contractor t
do with the city election?
WHY has there been no attempt, a
any time, to answer PaschaF
charges against the old city ring?
THE Mexican vote is split wa,
down the back and up the middl,
this election. 1t Is good sign.
IT is not Shardein the man that /.
objected to, but Shardein as the can
didate Of the "old boss"
ELECT Paschal and old things will
have passed away aud all things in
city government be made new.
TITS a simple question-Shall the old
order con tinue or shall new order be
instituted?
CALLAGHAN tips Hogg, Hogg roots
out the railway official and the order
comes Support Shardein !"
PAsCHAL has put his platform be-
fore the people, but the platform of
the other fellows is not known.
THAT attempt to whip the demo-
Gratis of San Antonio into line for the
Callaghan incubation failed.
EVEN the Mexican voters tire of the
cracking whip of the old driver and
bolt the Callaghan corral.
THERE are no end of things that
this city needs, but the first is q radi.
cal change in administration.
CONCEDED city government in
which the city has confidence and the
rest will follow.
WHEN the books are opened will
the city find out what has become of
that SIS, 900 garbage furnace fluid?
A CHANGE in the administration of
the city would speedily put change in
the city treasury. Try it.
WHEN the aldermen and auditor
can not tell what the city owes who
can furnish the information?
THE Turner Hall nominees will
have no interest In keeping the people
ignorant of the old books.
THE people are mig hty anxious to
know what has been done with their
money these past years.
WHEN the old books are opened,
will they be books of life or death to
the old city management?
THE terrible indictment charged
against the old gang in Paschaps
speech remains unanswered still.
THERE is only one week in which |
to save this city from the grip that
the old gang has on it.
ONE week of wise effort now aud
the city is safe for the next two years.
1t will pay to make it.
THIS city has a long uns ettled &C.
count to close with the old city ad-
ministration and they are preparing
for settlement, and they have nam
ed February Thirteenth as the day,
in the year 1858.
No SIDE issue will divert the at
tention of the people from the real
controversy In this camp align, and
that issue IS the rescue Of the CITY
government from the mismanagementl
that has 30 nearly wrecked it and
brought it to the verge OF bankruptcy.
This determination OF the people is
fixed.
THERE Is no dishonesty charged
against the old gang, but the people
banker after knowledge as to what
has become of the $4,000 a month
that has been paid into the city treas
ury for the twenty-one mouths lust
past. 1t is just, right, square and
eminently proper that they should be
Informed.
NO city campaign has 80 deeply
stirred the city as the present one,
for never before has there been so
grave charges Of mismanagement
made against the administration,
without any attompt to defend pail
late or excuse. Silence may be
golden In this case, but 1t looks more
like brazen.