San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-03

There is but one way to deal
with the anarchists and that is to
cut their liberty short, apprehend
the whole crew of them and pen
them up in a secure place to howl
each other to death.
Popular ideas of liberty are de-
fusion and snare, when they
wink at the existence of such dan
gerous classes as now infest the
capitals of the old world and make
assassination their business.
The latest attempts of the Kan
sas cyclone to stop Mary Ellen's
mouth have not been reported,
but all the sports in the Kaw cap
ital have put their money on
Mary Yellin' without any takers.
If the National Republican con-
vention in its next session endorse
the action of the National League
it will settle the question of the
dominant power in Southern Re-
publicanism on white basis.
Terrell's mule departed for Con-
stantinople so detected in spirit
that it could not raise a farewell
he-e-e-e-haw. There was some
thing in the climate of the Lone
Star State that saddeneG it's voice.
The House Democrats will find
themselves between the devil of
free trade and the deep sea of the
Senate's abortive attempts at Sec
tional protection. What death
they will prefer is not known.
The proceedings of the Sam
Houston State Normal for the year
Just closed show that institution
in a most prosperous condition,with
a total enrolment of 625 and a
graduating class of 73.
The faith of the Texas prohibit
tionists can remove mountains, but
it cannot bulge a hair on the
head of the state Democracy in
conventions assembled, nor can
it carry a single county in Texas.
Nicaragua canal is coming to the
front to stay there until that
work is completed under the
guarantees of this country to pay
interest on it's bonds and run it
after it is open to commerce.
Wilson is being stuffed with a
free trade machine and wadded to
resist the changes made in his
tariff bill by the Senate. How the
s5uffing will hold pressure is not
so certain.
That disgraceful fiasco in the
Tom Bean trial is another pointer
showing the necessity of abolish
ing the expensive and uneqal jury
system and substituting trial be-
fore bench of judges.
Paris green goes on the free list
for the benefit of Texas. All other
green things in congress are al
ready on the free list.
Prohibitionist st. John is COM
ing to Texas to live. Great Scot |!
are there not already crank
enough in the Lone Star state to
swamp her? One thing is certain,
he will not settle in SantOne.
In a convention that dominates
on majority vote Culberson
would have show for his white
alley.
There is no discount on the trade
outlook, but it is looking through
cast iron bars so long as the pres
ent Congress is in session.
Arkansas wants free silver, free
coinage, free trade and her old
Fishback, then she will be happy.
Arkansas Press is so high strung
Democratically that it kicks at be-
ing quoted in a Republican sheet.
Culberson is working very hard
to secure votes enough to secure
his defeat in the convention.
The principle of reform is the
principle of Democracy, but it
brings with it no party interest.
An exchange remarks that there
is profit in geese, but not of the
congressional breed.
Gold and silver money with the
ratio between them adjusted on a
commercial basis, fills the bill.
The wild waves are just now re-
marking that the water has been
under the furnace for season.
How many times will it be
necessary for John Cochrane to
withdraw before he is withdrawn?
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