San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-15
member of said family, deserves to
be licked within an inch of his life
to teach him little horse sense.

gresham from Iowa, decla res pub.
licly that some of his party col
leagues in Congress were thieves,
and no one doubts it.
Chairman Astwood, of the Negro
Democratic Executive committee,
resigns because Of disappointment
at the pie counter. He was slated
for consul to Calais and got butted
out.
That free or-all between Dean
and Cockrell, in the Thirteenth
District, should let in Republica n
candidate.
The Spanish and French liberals
are see mingly in the ascendant
and their brethren in England do
not in cline to take back seat.
There is a deficit in the revenues
of Canada over her expenditures of
over six millions, and her debt
increased nearly five millions last
year.
The finances of Canada show, on
he wrong side Of the ledger, how
it will advantage this country to
monkey with her.
| The Texas farmer who trades
his cotton field for a corn patch
and markets that corn in a pigpen
has the cinch on the situation.
The vegetable men of southwest
Texas will be early in the market
with fine crop this fall.
Ground is in splendid condition
for fall blowing and the certainty
Of early vegetables causes smile
to broaden the face of the man
with hoe.
The parents who rear and teach
their children in the street are pre-
pairing to sup sorrow with a large
spoon.
| San Antonio continues her work
of relief, without advertising with
her right hand what her left hand
| does.
When was it discovered that a
Republican candidate had no right
to announce his views on irriga-
ton, because the Democratic can
didate had the same irrigating
ideas?
! Are Congressional candidates
/ barred from all declarations on sub
| jects that are not in controversy,
and if so, by what authority?
Carlisle is behind the prosecution
Of the Mississippi state officers for
initiating U. S. Treasury notes.
The poet questions what is in a
name, and yet it is only the name
that saves Breckenridge and free
trade Democracy.
Georgia farmers would be in the
doldroms this year if they only had
depended on cotton, but their di-
versified crops have proved their
salvation.
| Senator Collum is tanning
Franklin McVeagh's hide in fine
style in Illinois.
| Missouri has a three-cornered
canvass in the Sixth District, tri-
angular debate occurring between
the Reps, Denis, and Pops.
1t has taken that gold reserve a
long time to win past the $50, $780,
800 mark. 1t should double.
Satolli will get a red hat at
Rome, but what is to follow is not
| so we'll understood.
Uncle Sam should let his eagle
screa N just one good scream in the
ear of Nicaragua.
The doors Of the school room are
open, and the doors of the street
college should be closed.
Japan can only send war news
over the wires controlled by the
Chinese, hence the coloring given
to war reports, favorable to China,
only to be contradicted later on.
Maine has done herself proud, as
will the rest of the country in No.
vember. This also is destiny.
The Houston Post has another
dose OF Democratic consolation in
the news from Maine.
Tom Reed does not live too far
east to be speaker of the next
House OF National Representa-
tives.
The Lilies and the Tans should
put in their heaviest ticks to poll
big vote, as it will indicate the
strength Of the respective wings
and will also tell the united party
vote.
Secretary Morton has broken
every regulation of the civil service
again and again in order to find a
| place for his incOmDetent relatives.