San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-24

WOTlu very materially IN case Oh
war between them, but they might
take care of some of the surplus
population of that east.
In endeavoring to hit Hill on
the income tax business Cleveland
has busted the optics of no end Of
his most faithful followers and de-
tenders and admirers. Is this IN
gratitude or stupidity?
What Congress does not know of
the situation Cleveland thinks that
he does, but as Congress will not
follow Cleveland's lead and Cleve-
land despiees the Senate the settle
ment is not in sight.
The vote already instructed for
Lanham and Reagan aggregates
more than one third of the vote of
the approaching state convention.
! CuIberson cannot be nominated If
| these men stand out.
All the old world is interested in
seeing the outcome of the present
tariff mixture. When it is deter
mined to the information Of the
new world the old world will be
told, but only then.
Debs is not the only ignoramus
who needs to pray to be saved from
the ignorance of being ignorant of
his own ignorance. An answer to
that prayer would make Debs a
stranger to himself.
The San Antonio and Gulf Shore
road is pointing its shoe toes for
is not in sight, but progress in that
direction is satisfactory and year
hence will talk.
What labor agitatorHogg would
have made had his lot been cast in
the sphere that leads to the boss
ing Of an Industrial instead of
political organization? Hogg has
it naturally.
Debs and Congress are running a
neck and neck race to see which
can corral the greatest herd of
American cusses for their benefit.
At present congress has the call
two to one.
Almost year since the special
session of Congress was called, and
the Democratic party are miles
farther apart on questions Of tariff
and finance than when that session
assem- bled.
Dallas tells Stephen Hogg that
his anarchistic utterances are not
current in that city. The opinion
expressed in those Dallas resolu-
tiOns are echoed all over the Lone
Star state.
"Me too Plat" favors fusion
with all the anti-Tammany hosts
of New York in the fall elections.
Conkling's little dog under the seat
is doing duty as political porous
plaster.
If that Stock Exhibit is made
what it promises it is the opening
gate to an annual fair at this point
that will be worth tens Of thou.
sands of dollars to this city every
year.
Cleveland's Endorsement of the
income tax proposition must be a
bitter dose for those who have all
along sworn by Cleveland and at the
income tax.
Uncle Sam is still letting the
Rock Island people honeyfugle
him in Enid and Round Pond, |. L.
Bah!
Having deadlocked the indus.
tries of the country it is now in or
der for Congress to deadlock itself.
Once more the LIGHT rises to
remark that the filthy condition
Of the paved streets is sickening.
The striking miners in the Terri
| tory are in want, and appeal for
aid. They want better wages.
When Hogg sidetracked Reagan
from the United States Senate did
he do it with malice prepens?
When the average workman be-
comes his own labor leader he will
vastly improve his condition.
The sugar hogshead is anything
but whistling buoy for the dis
tressed Democratic mariners.
San Antonio will rest on her rail-
road ties for little season when
that Southwestern is secured.
The groundswell of Reagan's cam
didacy has broken on the commits
sion reef and gone to pieces.
There is hope of that Stock Ex-
hibit pulling through. That hope
should be made certainty.
| Cleveland's church should offer
prayer for his deliverance from his
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