San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-29

CrdGlc congressman Will CruSC ike
a trust.
The weather clerk seems brood
ing over his sins and may possibly
relent and send down the needed
rain. There is nothing that would
cause southwest Texas to smile a
year long smile like big rain.
There will be no confliction be-
tween the state troops and the
federal army in the settlement of
the status of the tramps dumped
by the railways on the soil of
Texas. Uncle Sam has sense.
Galveston News pleads for the
equitable treatment of all the peO-
Pile. If the equities alone were
consulted what clearance there
would be of the pie counter and
the congressional bill board.
Brennan Banner thinks that the
worst thing that Breckenridge did
was to put Miss Pollard's name on
the United States pay roll. The
Banner does not raise the moral
standard painfully high.
Missouri leads off with very
early Democratic convention, and
the ear of the country will be open
to the full extent to hear what
that state will say as to the Cleve-
landic administration.
The Democratic papers that are
nominating Republicans for the
next presidential election have de-
cided not to run Harrison again.
The cheek of these fellows passes
understanding.
Blount has cut his throat as a
possible successor to Colquitt.
Georgia is not INDUCING its taste
for fossils at present. That state
has premonitions of joining the ar
my of advance.
1t will be a settlement of the con-
ditions of this city for the next
two years, and successful one
when that Gulf Road subscription
is secured and work begun at this
end Of the line.
Money is the power behind the
throne in politics as in all else,
and the less money the admins
tration of a city has the handling
of the less corruption is there to
guard against.
Frye's army are in favor of free
transportation, if in favor Of moth
ia 81 I'M 10 FNrnha hln fha +
they are all soldiers Of the army Of
the free; free silver, free drinks, free
grub, free cars.
Corpus is as silent as her own
oysters over that road to BrOws-
vile and over the cut through
Mustang Island to the open gulf.
The city that sits by the sea is
sick, sea-siCk.
There was very little humanity
| in taking those tramps out Of re-
gion in which they might be fed
and dumping them down in a
desert where there is neither food,
fuel or water.
The river is lower than ever be-
|
waterwOrks question was settled
so that there might be some steps
taken for the increased supply OF
the aqueous.
If this Breckenridge nastiness
will only result in teaching women
that they cannot afford to cOndone
offences against purity, as his
present wife has done, it will moi
be in vain.
1t is an unfortunate thing fol
Texas that the campaign for office
in this state on the part of Demo
cratic candidates has to be made
before the convention, instead o
afterward.
That tariff bill has not yet founC
it's way into the United State
Senate for discussion. This Demo
Z cratic party is the longest on jaw
and the shortest on jump of an.
on record.
Houston Age counts the Popu
, list vote Of Harris county at les
than two per cent Of the whole
The Age may revise and reverse it
a figures when the votes are cast i
( the fall.
= The Democratic platform is mad
to stand on and kick from unde
, you. The expert alone can do tn
S act scientifically, stand upo
nothing and kick at the wind.