San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

Ile lace vi party OppOSlGlOH dS HOt.
1t will be done that way if it is
done at all. There is no doubt of
the opposition Of his party to the
issue.
The inventors of Harmony Oil"
for the use of the Texas Democray
will find out before the split is
healed that there is only one brand
of oil that goes with the Democracy
and that is labelled "Standard
Oil"
If Grover puts up Horn blower
for Governor of New York he will
get lett worse than he was in the
race for the Supreme court cup.
Bill and Murphy would be in their
element giving him their dust.
"The Louisiana lottery has lost
its grip" is an expression in very
common use just now, but it is
only following the lead of it's
patrons, who have generally lost
all that they invested in it.
Dole comes back at Willis and
charges him with disturbing the
peace of Hawaii Willis disturbs
the peace of those islands and Gro
yer disturbs the industries of this
Republic. Two disturbers.
Cleveland will not give up that
HOrnblower business. Not that he
banks on his fitness, but because
he does not propose to confess fail
ure to run the state machine
against the efforts of Hill.
The Queen of Hawaii and the
Provisional government will be
left to fight out their own quarrel.
This is just what the Texas De-
mocracy will be left to do by the
Republicans this year.
There is no law that can prevent
a man throwing his money into
the bottomless pit of the Louisiana
lottery if he wants to. This is one
of the cases in which the man is a
law unto himself.
Cleveland blocks all the railway
travel into New York from the
west in order to spite Hill. 1t re-
mains to be seen how the country
will stand this exhibition of presi-
dental littleness.
That picked body-guard that is
being picked out of Canada for
Queen Lii will be picked off by
DOle's picked sharpshooters from
the Pacific slope before they can
fire cartridge.
When the HOgg Democracy elect
to disregard the Matlock wing of
the party they elect to cut off So
600 Democratic voters from the
support OF the candidates of the
carshed wing.
Faith without dumplings goes a
short way towards feeding the
starving. Be sure and give the
dumplingS and let the faith wait,
that is,iftyou only have one Of the
two at hand.
LOckhart SHES its castor into the
railroad ring and challenges San
Marcos as the objective point.
Seguin also rises up as a candidate
with claims that are not to be
sneeZed at.
Scalp locks will be as common
as blackberries in autumn when
the differing wings of the state
Democracy join their forces and
make battle over the control of
the state.
When the Democratic congress
men carry out the pledges of the
Chicago platform they will legis-
late in the teeth of the President
and his secretaries OF State and
Finance.
Austin is going to have another
dam regatta. The last was a sue
cess, but before this one is held a
move should be made by the city
and that dam put in holiday
clothes.
Galveston appropriates $4,000
for street work for the unemployed.
San Antonio should go that sum
several times over. There will be
no kick, for it will benefit both
ways.
There is no end to the threats to
cut congressional fences in this
state. In nearly every district the
man with the nippers is on hand.
There will be music in the fall.
Tammany is in no humOr to lis
ten to dictatiOn from a party pres
ident that has been the enemy of
that organization since the hour
he first nrmrnd in state nnlitics-