San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-10

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road will furnish employment to
them.
The one silver lining in the
cloud OF the present financial
blackness is the certainty that
the wild cat currency is not COM
ing in like a flood to overspread
the land and wipe out security.
The paving Of South Alamo
street should take precedence of
the laying of new rails OIL the track
of the street car line. Pave and
lay new rails and then the street
will be in proper condition.
Will those Brazilian troubles
come to a perpetual end after that
election on the first Of March is
held? 1t may be that as in this
country a year ago, the trouble
will only commence then.
There is absolutely nothing new
in Hawaiian circles beyond the
fact that President Dole will not
be likely to see things through the
spectacles of the present House of
American representatives.
When electricity has reached
nine O'Clock in the morning of its
day there will be very little use
for steam in the industrial works
Of the world. 1t is not yet sunrise
with the Edison motors.
The only salvation for the in
dustrics of the old world is the free
opening OF the new world market,
and that insures the destruction OF
the new world ideas Of labor and
its larger remuneration.
The doctors of medicine, law and
divinity have all passed upon the
weight of the "little Georgia Mag
net" but they know no more about
her than the prOfane editors. She
is like hash, mystery.
Those old English merchants
appreciate a good thing when they
see it, even if they are little slow
on the see, and they unequivocally
commend Admiral Benham for his
pluck and patriotism.
There is no certainty that Sen
ate will interpO5e for the saliva
ton of the country in the rejec-
, ton of the Wilson bill, but it is a.
so as uncertain that it will not.
All things wait.
Senate does not propose to pre-
vent any little thing like the in
dustries Of the people to stand in
the way Of its serenity and refuses
to receive any petitions against the
tariff iniquity.
The Southern States for Deem
Der contains very readable arti-
Gle on "The Old Spanish Missions
OF San Antonio" from the pen Of
Elias Edmonds Of this city. 1t is
worth perusal.
The split that is in the state
Democracy cannot be healed until
the leaders stop spreading zorro
sive sublimate along the edges OF
the crack to keep up the irritation
and soreness.
This Hawaiian dose was a black
one for those Democrats who have
in days past made such stand for
a white mans government, but
what avails against the DEGREES
OF Grover.
San Antonio was all smiles yes.
; terday when she received the Ray
mond- WhitcOmb eXcursionists. II
is way that the old city has OF
making all her visitors in love
with her.
All that the Duval club have left
over after the late mill is little
cash and mighty little Of that. In
honor and reputation for square
deal they have bankrupted them
selves.
Does the dignity that hedges
around the throne also render the
hedgers color blind? 1t seems tC
have this affect upon the presi
dent, his advisors and his con
gress.
, How to admit commerce from
: infected ports and yet etfiCientl!
quarantine against the entrance o
disease is the problem with which
t the city Of New Orleans is wrest
, ling.
The figures that demonstrate tn
declining trade of Great Britain
are the strongest arguments tina
: can be adduced to show the abso
lutely ruilous effects of free trade
Q There are not many demagogue
among the common people. Th
politicians have monopoly c
that thing.
Y There will be no marriage bC
n tween the free silver senators an