San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-01
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A DESPERATE attempt to run this
city campaign on party lines Is made,
eur ID will not 20 down.
TH 5 city election fight is waged to
ssears good government, not the SUI.
pcsmsey of any party.
THIS is the PEOPLES fight for q
PEoPLE's government, and it is fight
that will win.
THE ring" has raised the cry of
"psrty politics" against the Paschal
ticket. They are scared.
PAY no attention to the false Issues
that are raised, but down with those
who destroy our credit.
THE people who pay the taxes have
a right to know what is done with
their money.
OPEN the doors and let in the
light upon every act Of the city ad-
ministration. This is proper.
THERE will be no opening OF the
books, such rs Paschal has called for
unless ne is elected.
TEN days of hard work and then
one at the polls and the redemption
of the city Is sssurep.
THERE are no side issues in this
municipal fight, the one issue is the
good Of San Antonio.
THE cry grows louder and clearer
for the cleansing of the Augean
stables of nun icipal politics.
1T will be the closest municipal
fight that has ever been wsged in this
city. Do not forget it.
PUT no man on guard except those
who are true to the city's financial
and educational interests.
THE fight is on hot and heavy and
there is no neutral ground. 1t is whip
or be whipped.
GEORGE PAsCHAL never was in IA
vor of party politics in a city election,
and he Is not now.
NELSON MACKEY never favored par
ty politics In q municipal campaign
and he does not favor 1t now.
HENRY ELMENDoRF always opposed
party politics in a city election and
he opposes 1t now.
JAMES FRENCH has put himself on
record as opposed to drawing party
zines in city election.
THIS city fight against the city ring
calls for independent action by every
intelligent voter.
THE cry of Party Politics" in this
election is a Mad Dog! cry raised to
scare democratic voters into line,
with the old ring bosses leading the
procession.
THE work and vote and influence OF
every citizen who is in favor of q new
deal in city affairs will be needed be-
tween now and the closing of the polls
on the night of election to secure it.
THE men who were in Turner hall
on Saturday night are pledged to see
the. ticket elected that was There
nominated. There Is no doubt O
their ability to do If they give them
selves to doing.
The issues of progression and re-
PROGRESSION; of wsstage or wise ex'
psnditure; of municipal credit o
bankruptcy; OF municipal health ant
cleanliness, ::or of filth and disease
are before the people.
THE ears of the tax payers Of thi
city are deaf 70 the false alarm
Party POLITICAL" that is raised, bu
they are wide open to the charge
wssteful expenditure of the publ
revenue.
THE tax payers of this city are NJ
4 worrying over how many democr
Q or how many republicans tcok pa
t in the Saturday Night" meetin
!. but they are worried over the nun
@ Der of dollars spent uselessly by Il
d incompetency and extravaganza al
/. favoritism Of the old city administer
v ton.
d EVERY voter who desires to see
= reform in the city government will
n to the polls this election, and VIII
70 he is there he will cast his vote
o. Paschal and such aldermen as.-.in /
es opinion can be most certainly entru'
ed with the government of the Gil
Thev ara not ALI on one ticket.