San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

the other alice. The people intend to
on Monday.
IT is not question of persons, but
of representative principles that Is to
be settled now.
IT is not in the power of human
language to express the proper detes-
tation for Thursdays outrage
THE council votes no confidence in
Mayor Lockwood. The people will
vote ditto of collector Lockwood.
Do the people want collector who
does not pay his taxes. Examine the
books and 60 slow.
THERE must be no fraud by the
election judges if bloodshed is to be
avoided at the polls.
WILL Hogg order out the militia to
enforce the despotic DEGREES of the
Mayor collector? Hardly.
If the battle for freedom and the
right of self government is lost on
Monday the index finger on the dial
OF city progress will be turned gen.
GRAFTON backwar
HAD Bryan Callsghan been at the
head of the council Thursday he
would not have so Ndisgraced his of-
flee as did Lockwood. His will may
have been as great, but his ignorance
was not 80 dense.
THE administration that has
brought the city to verge of
bankruptcy is not qualified to
name its successor, elect it to Office
and turn over the affairs Of the
city to il.
SAN ANTONIO is in no mood to con-
done the offences of the old admins
tration by permitting it to 60 out of
Office with flying colors under the
banner of its own appointed heirs
and assigns.
THE army of freemen, who march
to the polls in this city on Monday,
can hire no substitutes. 1t is person.
al service that is required of every
one of them. Your weapon is the
ballot.
LET every intelligent citizen regard
this election as his personal matter,
and vote for such an administration
of the affairs of the city as you would
chose for your own estate. Do this
and q continuation of the old dis
graceful order of doing busin ess will
come TO perpetual end.
LET not the sun go down upon your
wrath. Wipe out the old gang on
Monday before the sun goes down
and then you will be in condition to
let your wrath be appeased. Other.
wise the wrath will burn for another
two years, but it will only consume
you without accomplishing anything
for the city.
THIS last attempt to override the
liberties of the people has consolidat-
ed the Possibilities as nothing else
could have done. Up to yesterday
evening there were hundreds who
intended to vote for Paschal who
would have divided on the alderman
and other officers, but these men now
announce their intention to vote for
the whole ticket and administer 8
rebuke to the boss outfit.
THE people of this city have waited
patiently and prayed long and ear.
nestIy for deliverance from the evil:
that multiply with the increased ten
ure of office enjoyed by the old city
administration. The day of deliver
ance draws nigh. Let every lover o
right and q purified government d.
his duty at the polls on Monday ant
the administration promised at tn
q Turner Hall meeting will be assured
THIS Is the last issue of the LIGH
that will reach its readers before tn
y battle is set in order between tn
a hosts OF order and the old misrul,
AS q public teacher the LIGHT has 81
8 municipal life and death before tt
people and urged them to chose Ii
that the city may live. 1t has not II
duIged in falsehood, perverted IL
. truth, nor resorted to personalitie
1t has called attention to the DANCE
Gus character of the old administr
q ton, and counselled against the co
le tinuation of its influence in the me-
Itnow leaves the event in the han
ID of the people, believing that the 1