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

VOTE the CITY hing ticket or lose
your job. There is no alternative.
Nor republicanism. not democ.
racy, not third party, but wise and
honest administration for the city.
Nor promises, but performances;
not secret conclaves, but open adj
ministrstion, is needed in Santone.
SAN ANTONIO has no fault to find
with her whistle. except that she has
paid for piano instead.
HONEST work, under honest con-
tracts, at honest prices, for honest
money is what this city demands.
CLEAN up the streets and the city
administration together. They are
very much of q muchness.
The work for the election of the
Turner Hall ticket goes bravely on.
Now, by st. George it does!
PAsCHAL Is In the van of the anti
city-ring army and has burned his
bridges. There is No retreat.
THE love of city and home and
good government will prove too strong
for the man with the quirt.
WILL the boycott stick on the
anti-administration Justice after the
Thirteenth?
THE eound of the boss whip is
heard in the land, corralling the ad-
ministration herd.
A DESPERATE fight is going on
against opening the books, but they
will be opened all the same.
TEN days more and the census will
be taken to see how many wear the
City Ring collar. |
LET every precaution be taken
against false count and fraudulent
returns from the ballot boxes.
HOGG cannot run the municipal at.
fairs of this city. He may as we'll
keep his hands off the car.
WANTED-At the polls on the 18th:
5000 voters, who do not wear ring |
collars.
PUT your Paschal ballots in the slot |
on the Thirteenth and draw q munich
pal prize.
1T is change, radical and impera-
tive, that is demanded by the voters |
of this city this spring.
GIVE the city an administration
that it can put confidence in, press |
the button and there will be no
trouble about the rest.
The attempt to control the votes of
the city employees by making their
places depend upon their votes for
the city ring candidates is bribery,
morally II not within the meaning of
the statute.
GEORGE PAsCHAL Is making his
platform as broad as the wants of the
city and as clean as his conception of
what is right, honest, manly, open
and fair can make it. This platform
will do to stand on.
ELECT Paschal, give the city two
years of wholesome administration
and there will be no possible return
to the old dominion of dirt, extrav-
sgance, favoritism, debt, devilment
and disregard of law.
THE prospect for good government
in this city keeps pace with the PROS
pect for good crops in all this south
west section of the state. With these
two assured this old city will bloom
as q rose.
BROKER, the prohibitionist, and
Callaghan on the same stump, advo-
eating the same gang for city offices.
Is q sight that would make the angel
of the rotten.egg episode weep tears
of brine.
THE movement that was started at
Turner Hall for the election of Pas.
chal five days ago is marvellously ac-
CELEBRATED from day to day. New ac-
cessions are made to the ranks of his
supporters at every meeting that is
held and the assurance of success
grows brighter from day to day.
INCREASED rates of taxation on an
assessment that has more than
doubled since the present city admin
istration came into power, with an
exhausted treasury, sinking fund
out of sight, floating debt of half q
million, interest on q million and a