San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-02

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Fort Worth Mail-Telegram: "a
state government for the Indian
Territory will do more toward ex'
terminating the outlaws Of that
section than all the United States
marshals in the country. The
trouble is the outlaws are the fell
lows that keep the marshals in Of
fice-the geese that lay the golden
eggs, therefore, it is not expected
that the marshals will wipe out the
robbers and murderers."
Galveston Tribune: "The action
Of the German government in pro-
hibiting the Importation Of Ameri-
can beef for fear Of Texas fever,
suggests the need in Congress OF
another Ochiltree who claims the
credit of making the Germans eat
American pork upon similar oc.
casion and incidentally, as Tom eX-
pressed it, bringing that man Bis.
marck into notice."
Paris Advocate: "The 'Old AL
calde,' beloved as Texans as the
governor superb although cruis.
ing toward the shores OF time I'M
der the white flag of nearly eighty
winters, was one of the Democratic
speakers who opened the campaign
on Saturday last. or all the Tex
ans of the olden time Gran M. Rob.
erts preserves in the largest degree
the devotion of the people of Texas"
Globe Democrat: Russia has
in it's treasury gold rubles to the
number of 646,2Sl,0 900. or nearly
$500, 100000 in gold. The Gar has
been a very good Republican in
paying current expenses, canceling
debts and keeping a comfortable
surplus in unimpeachable money"
"'If you pass this MEASURE said
Hill in the Senate one day last
summer, speaking of the pending
tariff bill. the states of New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut will
be lost to the Democratic party";
and it won't be long now until he
can say, Il told you so.'"
"The people of this country have
had enough of a tariff policy which
offers more of certain things for a
dollar, and at the same time takes
away the chance Of getting the
dollar"
Galveston News: "Norton's'
Union Intelligencer of Dallas says:
The colored heller is now offer
ing to work for the candidate if
he can only get pay for time.'
The 'colored heller had a fair
running mate in the white ward
'heeler' Of the cities in Texas, and
it is we'll known to any one having
had anything like political exper-
fence in this city that it costs a
candidate all the way from $3.50 to
$1,000 Qf he has the money! to con-
duct a campaign. The state cleo
ton laws read very nicely, but
they are more hOnored i'll the
breach than in the observance"
"This preliminary, primary,
secondary and tertiary election
foolishness is the work of adven-
turOus party machinists and spoils
brokers whom the people have
found unreliable and dangerous.
The state should provide for one
straight, fair and free election, and
should refuse to recognize in any
way the tOrtuOus work of party
caucuses and put-up jobs and pre-
liminary trickery. Such devil
ment should be prohibited by law"
Houston Age: "Hon. A. ].
Rosenthal, the Republican NOM
inee for Congress for the 10th dis
trict and the opponent OF the Hon.
Miles Crowley, Democratic nom-
inee, is in the city today, having
failed to connect last night with
his Richmond appointment.
Mr.. Rosenthal formed one of a
party last night Of congenial spir-
it's, convivially, because the Age
was of the party and the Age can
never be politically congenial
with men Of Mr.. Rosenthal's poll
tical creed.
Mr.. Rosenthal is still of the
opinion that he will carry Calves
ton county against Crowley, but he
does not insist upon 1900 major
ity, as reported from Brazoria. He
Is willing to stand pat on an even
thousand.
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
The undersigned hereby informs
his friends and the public general
lv that hapnoforth ba mill conduct