San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-08

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the health Of the national indus
tries that were stricken to the
ground by that same bill which
made Wilson sick.
Senator Chandler, one Of the lead
ing New England monometalists
in the past, revises, his opinions
and declares in favor Of bimetal-
ism. The bis are gaining ground
over the monos.
The municipal elections in the
vOrable to the Democracy than
the elections previously held
since the advent of the present ad-
ministration.
The Buffalo Express says that
"virtue is lie sometimes" Seneca
said that "a lie is better than a
hurtful truth" You pays your
money and you takes your own
way of lying.
The extension of that electric
railway to the sulphur baths at the
Southwestern Asylum has already
been delayed too long. San An
tonic wants the benefits of those
waters.
The divisional lines of party will
no more be drawn upon the paral-
lels of tariff and silver. In the
future these questions are going to
divide party more than define par
ties.
Different opinions are as much
a necessity as different features,
and it is as foolish to quarrel over
the unlikeness Of the one as it is
over the differences of the other.
Waco seems to be drawing away
from San Antonio with her Cotton
Palace enterprise. This city must
hustle or be left at the tail end of
this Gulf Shore business.
If that Pennsylvania syndicate
succeeds in marrying the coal fields
of Presidio county to the iron area
of Llano there will be great rejoic-
ing over the wedding.
Bimetalism is growing in favor
in Old England, New England and
in Germany. 1t is coming to be
accepted as the only solution of the
monetary question.
What to do with the Bland bill
is likely to puzzle the Senate al
most as much as the dispo sition of
the tariff conundrum presented in
the Wilson bill.
The wise Texan who Is a candi-
date for senatorial honors will
wait and see whether Coke has or
has not concluded to be his own
successor.
If the city fathers would only
give San Pedro park half chance
nature would do the other half,
and she would not have to half try,
either.
Cleveland is not much of a favor
lite in Gotham, but he has power
enough to kill Of Hill as a Demo-
cratic candidate for the presiden-
Cy.
1t is time that the peanut pol
itiCians were given the shucks to
live on while the people masticate
the substantial meat Of the goOber.
Two continents will sympathize
with the affliction that has COM
PEELED Gladstone to retire from ac-
tive direction Of English affairs.
Unless the servant girl question
is soon satisfactorily settled the
coming American girl is likely to
be born and die in hotel.
The sanitary condition of the city
is better than the insanity policies
of the city administration would
lead one to suspect.
When the subcommittee on tar
! if got Growers instruction they
Immediately reported the bill to the
full committee.
When Matlock and Baker do the
"kiss and make friends" business
where will Clark and HOgg be?
The deposits that are made in
the bank of ONES intelligence are
seldom dishonored on draft.
1t will take time to change the
attitude of Europe on silver, but
the change is coming.
Cleveland cannot run the govern
ment alone, but he can wreck it
without any trouble.
The Kansas Republicans are san
guine of again recovering possess
sion Of that state.
The advocates of the Wilson bill
in the Senate have not vet got rid
Of Senator White.
San Antonio must SOW that $780,
600 before she can reap the harvest
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