San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-04

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through the seductions of the sill
yer tOngued orator of Kentucky,
whose abilities her girlhood wor'
shipped. II only those who are
without sin cast stones at Made.
line she will not be stoned to
death yet awhile.
Sam Jones is not a polished shaft
in the culver of the pulpit pound
ers, but Sam is a mile too decent to
tade the pulpit in advocacy Of the
return to Congress Of such a rOue
as Breckenridge.
Galveston News remarks that
German has all that he needs save
and except a hearse. This remark
applies with equal force to the en-
tire Democratic party, which has
so recently committed hari-kari.
The destructiveness Of a Texas
cloudburst is not in it with a Min
nesota forest fire.
San Antonio has responded no.
bly, to the distress cry, and her
ears are still open.
The suddenness with which this
southwestern drouth has petered
out is rather embarrassing.
Even the fish in the Nueces
river complain that the rain is a
little sudden and over.abundant.
War between Japan and China
will stop just as soon as it is to the
interest of either Germany, France,
Great Britain or Russia to stop
hostilities.
German knocked Cleveland out
at Washington. 1t remains to be
seen if Grover a knock German
out in Maryland.
A Republican Congress would be
an unsurmountable barrier to
Cleveland's destructiveness.
The state is waiting in breath
less suspense to know what Culber-
son is going to do with Horace.
Culberson, Sr., is again the leader
of the Democracy of his district.
The old machine was stalled until
the father of the Governor to be
put his shoulder to the wheel and
heaved it out of the mud.
There is no discount on the prop
osition announced by the Cotulla
Ledger that a Republic-Populist
combination is an unsound one
and one that will not wear when
the friction comes.
The Twelfth district tried a good
honest Democrat for Congress and
did not relish his work on wool.
Will they be better pleased with a
nondescript Democrat in his place?
The Jewish continues to be the
foundation for no end ofcoast yarns.
He beats tarpon every time.
The Washington pilgrims are re-
turning and say that the O.. R.. G.
have not forgotten San Antonio.
Uncle Sam should confiscate that
Carnegie plant and hold it for ar
NOR plate frauds.
San Antonio wants a good hotel,
and she wants it three hundred and
sixty-five days in the year.
The owners of the Oriental hotel
in Dallas would give a pile to have
it in San Antonio instead.
There are no differences of Opin-
ion in the Republican camp Of this
Congressional district.
The "big three" and the "big
four" should come together. Seven
is a good scriptural number.
The lack of rails may retard
work on the Gulf Shore as all the
mills are behind with stock.
The iron mills have been doing
nothing for two years and all rail
stocks are exhausted.
San Antonio wants to see the
work OF improvement on South
Alamo street commenced at once
Even the session of the City
Council stands aside, hat in hand,
for Labor Day.
The horny handed sons of toll
know how to take a little parade in
theirs very gracefully.
San Antonio is the big parade
city Of the great state of Texas.
The authorities at Washington
can do a good job OF whitewash
ing as far down as the City O
Mexico. s
u The man who goes into a Dem
ocratic caucus as a member Of Con
gress can never vote for protected
wool.
Congress is on the stump, but il