San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-20
SANCTION scIssoRINGs.


Senators want Uncle Sam to COM
mand the peace between Japan |
and China, punish the sick man
of Europe for his atrocities in
Armenia, wrest Cuba from Spain
and cut the umbilical cord that
binds North to South America.
This is merely another illustration
of the fact that those who fail or
refuse to make up the work cut
out for them, most busy them
selves cutting out work for others
to do. Let the Senate go over in
person and turn the Japs back in
their march on Peking."
Sabinal Sentinel: "You, Demo-
cratic farmers, speak right out and
tell what you want and what you
intend to have and you will get
little more attention from the law
making powers. Don't keep your
mouths shut and afterward com
plain"
Galveston Tribune :-"Galveston
is going to make big success OF
the poultry show, and If the work
on the jetties keeps on at the pres
ent rate the visiting BOOSTERS will
have something more than their
own comfort to crow about"
Houston Post:-"If the income
tax law shall succeed in reaching
the shekels Of Russell Sage and
Mrs. Hetty Green it will be sutfi-
cient guaranty that it has passed
the experimental stage" "a. , q, r~av
New Braunfels Herald: eng
land has an institution for train
ing and supporting gentlemen of
weak intellect. Such an institu-
tiOn would do we'll in some towns
in Texas, if everyone got Justice"
Louisville Times THE Inter
national Typographical Union, the
Trans Mississippi Congress and the
Observation-Disclosures convention
have recently promulgated what
they would have the government
do, and as it covers everything up
on the earth, in the heavens and in
the waters beneath the earth, there
is nothing left the approaching
Tailors' Parliament but to plant
itself upon the platform of that
Kentucky editor who frankly con-
fesses that he is "no politician, on.
ly had one vote, and cast that No
vember 6; doesn't know what
caused the landslide, although he
has listened patiently to a thous-
and different theories; doesn't
know how to run government If
he owned one, and, in fact, doesn't
know very much Of anything"
Houston Post Of Japan shall
exact a sufficient indemnity to
force China to resort to her uncle,
she will have impressed that an.
cient Empire with one Of the most
prominent lessons of Western
civilization"
Houston Post: "Several negro
ministers are candidates for chap
lain of the next National house,
claiming a reward for the races
fidelity to the party this year. 1t
looks to the public as il congress
ional proceedings were colored
already"
Fort Worth Gazette: Assistant
Attorney General r. l.. Henry
declares that the prosecution Of the
Standard Oil trust will not be
abandoned, and that the Texas
courts will not be satisfied until
some of the smart New York law
yers are given chance to punch
hole in our antitrust law. Mr..
Henry expresses warm desire OF
being present when they perform
the Knockout act"
Brenham Banner: "Cleveland
calls the method by which legal
tenders can draw gold from the
treasury gold reserve continuously,
an endless chain. The trouble
with the endless chain is that it
would end by destroying the
country's credit"
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