San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-09

| law thas is at fault but the man."
IL the man was not at fault there
would be no need Of law. Give the
world something not so trite.
The papers all over the state are
already piling up announcements
of the candidacy Of the patriots
who are ready to storm the citadel
of the people in order to serve
them, for a consideration.
Texas Republicans are very
small body of the great Republican
party, and not such an important
part as to justify them in endeav-
oring to revolutionize the methods
of the whole body.
The Waco News carries all of the
Democratic candidates for governor
in its capaoiOus bosom. 1t pro-
nounces them all good fellers and
will wait to see which one whips in
the convention.
Those unfortunate mortals who
find winter still lingering in the
lap of spring, in New York aud
! Chicago, shiyering with wet and
cold are commended to the de-
lights of this San Antonio climate.
The jackpot is going to be a big
one in Texas this year. The guber-
material aspirants are all coming
in. Reagan has not yet looked at
his hand, but thinks that he feels
! three of kind in it.
Texas is In a fair way of building
and locating more miles of rail.
| road this year than in any one
year of the past decade. There is no
doubt that this indicates the most
/ prosperous year OF the ten.
When Texas Republicans get in
to line so that they can carry the
state, or at least some of the con-
gressional districts, it will be time
for her to dictate a policy to the
National Republicans.
The days are coming in which
the ice man will be a nice man,
but hitherto the temperature has
been as mild as the breath of early
April in this sun kissed latitude.
The Houston Post is agonizing
with Reagan to have him remain
on the railway commission, not so
much to keep on that useless board
as to keep off Culberson's toes.
Those Colorado miners seem to
have undermined the state gov
eminent, but Waite gave them
their cue.
The paper that banks on Culber-
sons making the rifle before the
convention may revise it's opinions
after the adjournment.
Laredo Times will find that Tex
as is not taking kindly to Reagan's
sample Of Limburger.
That Tourists hotel will fit in
pat with the building Of that road
to Brownsville.
Davis will take care Of that Gulf
Shore road. Now let San Antonio
take in the Brownsville line.
June should not make her last
bow to San Antonio without seeing
the Brownsville road cOrralled.
Fosters predictions as to June
floods are coming dangerously
true. This section can take them.
Cold and wet alternate with I'M
varying regularity in the north,
making life even in June burden.
The House will add a dash OF
vinegar to that Senate sugar, and
then see the flies swarm.
The summer night concerts are
the harvest time of the summer
girl.
Those sanguine souls who think
Joe Sayers is not in it this year
may be out themselves.
The itch for office is to the full
as distressing as the other kind
and lasts much longer.
Reagan will do the anaconda act
If he has to spend a year in digest
ing what he swallows.
This is the best time for railway
building in Southwest Texas that
the old state ever saw.
Investment is not rushing in
where the state policies and the
legislation are unfriendly to it.
No Change of Cars.
The Citizens Electric line now
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