San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22

low the point at which it was
deemed necessary to issue bonds a
few months ago, but in the face OF
the approaching election Carlisle
does not dare order another issue
There is nothing but harmony
in the councils Of the state Popu-
lists, and for this reason, il for no
other they deserve success. In
these days of disgruntlement har-
mony should fetch premium.
The recent statements as to the
amounts that the Gotham police
take in on the side, from saloons,
houses of prostitution and gam
bling bells make the police of the
every day city weary.
If the coal miners lose ten mil
lions in wages and the operators
fifty millions in business by the
strike, what do the great public
lose? The loss to the country is
simply enormous.
There is no black and tan or
lilly white in congressional con-
test. All Republicans should pull
together and not let the free wool
democrats pull the wool over south
west Texas.
Galveston is praying and labor
ing for the defeat of Lane in the
convention. 1t is her only saliva
ton and when her money cannot
buy her a bow-wow she is left in
the surf.
Oregon Republicans are salts
fled with the condition there, and
if the Democrats in other states
can draw any consolation from the
situation then so much the better.
The fight against the adoption of
the income tax gave Senator Hill
another chance to hit blow at
the Populist Democracy that is no
rampant in the house and Senat @
Hogg is respectfully requested to
leave a small piece of Niagara
Falls for the Texas Press associa-
ton that is to visit that great
tumbler next week.
The Populists are making hay
while the sun shines, but it is a
sun that will give them a sun
stroke before their hay crop is
ready for market.
Galveston gets what she wants,
generally, because she is willing to
pay the price. She knows that seats
in Congress come high, but she
must have them.
There is no perceptible sweeten-
ing of Cleveland's disposition to-
ward Hill, Notwithstanding the
heavy cargo of sugar taken aboard
of late.
Protective measures as to tariff !;
bi-metalism as TO currency; re-
striction as to immigratiOn-these
three are the pressing needs Of the
hour.
The question is being discussed:
care we Saxon or are we Roman ,"
The more important question just
now is: care we American ??
The legitimate dark horse of
this present state race is Mccall
duu Will hllIl Oll6 SIdUC NOulu NOiS
likely be satisfied.
Cyclone Davis in Congress would
be as lonesome there as Sockless
Jerry with dude waist-belt on.
Culberson keeps on gaining coun-
ty by county and Reagan drops
farther and farther to the rear.
The general reader will take in
all that is attractive, and this in
cludes the advertisements.
If Wiman deserved five years in
jail then the Carnegie frauds de-
serve a round century.
1t is more important that real
reforms should come than by what
road they arrive.
Wisdom is not clean gone from
the POpulists Of Texas. They draw
no line at Martin.
1t is time to talk about 'good
road plank" in all the state plat
] forms.
The genial and gentle shower
continues to drop fairness on Texas
Hogg says "Me and Niagara are
a great pair to tumble to-"
TETEGRAPHIG BREVITlES.