San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-23

and so long as this is so there will
be few changes in office.
Joe ID. Sayers gets one of TIN
most important chairmanships il
the gift Of Crisp. j. d. is coming t.
the front since he tends to his owl
constituency and saws wood. II,
is solid with his folks.
If this financial freeze out will
only teach the Democrats in Con
gress the danger of mOnkeyine
with the tariff it would not be al
together in vain that the country
has been in the wise.
COmanche Chief knows where tC
find good thing and so borrows
from the LIGHT editorials. The
print is too obscure, however, to
show the source of the borrowing,
but that is all right.
If that $193,OOO,OOO withdrawn
from circulation by the timid was
in use today this country would be
fiourishing, with only the fear of
free trade to interfere with its
wonderful promise.
If the republicans of Texas have
learned enough to let the demo-
Gratis do their own fighting this
coming campaign it will not be in
vain that they were slaughtered a
year ago.
The bicycle wedding is the latest
fad in the suburbs of Paris, the high
contracting parties and guests 60
ing to and from church on their
wheels. Yankee Doodle will soon
catch on.
There is this consolation, this
crusade against American indus
try can not long continue. The
people may be deceived for time
but they cannot be deceived all
t he time.
Bland is head of a committee
that is not in harmony with his
silver views, and he is as hot as the
foot of bald headed hornet in Au-
gust.
Adlai has evidently laid up his
mouth for repairs, and it will be in
order for the Democratic party to
follow suit about this time next
year.
The New Orleans States is hot
over the Iowa platform. Wait
until after the Iowa election and
IA no Sto tpS GiZZln
The density of the financial
clouds is not so great as it was,
but the clear sunlight has not yet
shOno through.
The French vintage is the finest
in thirty-five years, but prices will
rule high as the crop is already
COrnered.
William is not such a fool as to
express sympathy with Italy over
q row between French and Italian
laborers.
There are more factions in con-
gress on silver than there are in
the British commons on Irish af-
fairs.
The hope of the present Demo-
cratic administration is in tt o
votes Of Republicans in Congress.
When the banks let loose what
will the money in the vault and
the stocking do for Investment?
Turn the cash in the strong box
loose and let it get q move on it
self. 1t will then move trade.
II is not a good economic policy
to save at the spigot for the pur-
pose of spending at the bung.
The tariff scare has knocked
down the wages of American Op-
eratives twenty-five per cent.
HOgg is not as popular with the
POpulists of the state as he was a
year ago. Is Clark more s.?
The man who does not open his
so * soon will find no one to care
how long he keeps it hidden.
The money will be coming out of
the corners before it is really need
ed for the cotton movement.
The mania for suicide is increas-
ing in Paris and in London, but it
has not yet tackled congress.
Sherman is not shooting off his
mouth yet awhile. When it does
go off something will drop.
The man with money to invest
should invest it now, he will have
no chance after while.
nugget is the little tin god of the
Third party and he will hold the
vote of year ago solid.
Texas will be in it in this Dallas