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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12

Uncle Sam-That's right, boys, walk
up and put your money in the slot and
get license to sell whisky. This ma
chine is here by authority and consent
of most of the church members and good
people of the nation, and so long as they
are satisfied ought to be. The Repub-
lican party is in favor of the business,
and SO is the Democratic party. The
people are asked every year to express
their opinion on this matter through the
ballot box, and most everybody seems to
be perfectly satisfied with the business,
so step up boys, and get license. 1t
will make business good for the Jail and
the poorhouse up yonder. 1t will also
keep the courts a-going and will keep
the policemen busy. That's right, take
them out, and let us continue to keep
the ranks of the drunkards pretty we'll
filed
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12
Liquor Men Rejoice.

1t has been we'll said of the recent
passage Of the law modifying and, in
fact, nullifying prohibition in Iowa
that that noble state has emerged from
the darkness of barbarism into the light
of civilization. 1t has taken its hand
from the throat Of personal liberty and
endowed its people with the rights and
privileges conferred by the federal con-
stitution upon its citizens, freedom of
action denied by Iowa blue laws assum-
ing to enforce the theory Of prohibition.
The state is now emancipated from the
control of unreasoning bigots who have
been for years attempting the impossible
task of forcing people to obey sumptuary
laws to the serious injury Of the cause
OF true temperance and true morality. -
Midas Criterion Uiquor Paperl
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12
35-Cost of the TrafIas


May and Illinois Prohibition state COM
vention, Bloomington.
May 10-Illinois intercollegiate Prohibition
convention, Abingdon.
May 1i-Michigan intercollegiate conyen-
tion, Kalamazoo.
May l6 California Prohibition state conven-
tion, Oakland.
May 21 and 22-Arkansas Prohibition state
convention, Little Rock.
May 23-vermont Prohibition state conven-
ton, Middlebury.
May 24-Idaho Prohibition state conferences.
Boise.
May a6-"Midwinter" temperance congress
at San Francisco.
May 31-Misssuri Prohibition state conyen-
tion, Carrollton.
ternational temperance congress at Prohibition
Park, Staten Island.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12
LADY SOMERSET.
Makes q Plea For the Enfranchisement Of
Woman.

Makes Plea For the Enfrsnchisement Of
Lady Henry Somerset at the great
temperance demonstration in London
said:
"Shall woman have no voice in the
framing of the law because she does
not endanger her life ON battlefelds!
Those who advance this threadbare ar
gument forget that woman faces death
with deliberation and fortitude that
equals, if not excels, the loftiest hero
ism each time that she descends into
the valley of anguish to give the world
its sons and. daughters. And thus we
support this measure because we believe
it is based on justice, and that this pow
er given to women. is the recognition OF
their right to share in the protection OF
their children not only within but be-
yond the boundary of the garden gate.
II have been told that when the yel-
low fever was raging in Memphis some
years ago, and there was one dead be-
hind almost every door in that beauti-
full city of the south, the cry of the peo-
pie in prayer meetings that were held
alike within the walls of church and
home was, % God, send us the white
gift of thy FROST for they knew that
when the clear, cold frost swept down
from the north it would kill the fever
germs But winter set in late that year,
so they watched long, and hope had
we'll nigh died, when as the city looked
out one morning from its awful vigils,
behold, like cool and soothing hand,
the crisp white frost lay over the earth,
which when they saw it made the peo-
pie weep as they fell upon their knees
with thankful prayers.
"What need is there, my brothers,
that any should tell us of the fever fires
that burn in the veins of England S body
polite? What need to say more about
the piteous vigils kept by the weak, the
wretched and oppressed, who listen for
the steps SO welcome once, so dreaded
now? The epidemic widens with every
passing hour; the fever reports itself in
crimes that are the necessary outcome OF
the alcohol deliriun1. 1t lights the in
cendiary's torch, deals the random knife
stroke, fires the promiscuous bullet,
causes the destruction of the defenseless
and wreaks its most relentless cruelty
ON those it loves the best, and the voices
of the people, hardly knowing what they
ask for, cry out to heaven, Grant us the
white.gift of thy frost. thank God l
believe tlrat the shower shall soon de-
scend like snowfakes from the sky,
noiseless and steady, from the gentle
hands of women, and shall bring heal
ing to the nations fevered heart. "
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12
Registrars Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TJNCnJ COJrNTy

LINCOLN COUNTY. J
In pursuance of Section 3615 of the
Annotated Code of 1892, the under
signed, Registrar, will meet the voters
of said County for the purpose of Reg
istering them at their respective vot-
ing precincts at the time and places,
following tO-Wit.
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A TRUE PICTURE.

Reproduced From the New York Voice,
and We Add the Words.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12

Aye! give your gold, We men that trade
Or all this woe around us spread.
Buy land and titles with the coin
That should have gone for children's bread
Build churches by the score, and laugh
Within your sleeves while we build jails.
Hurrah for party while voters Quaff
Your whisky and your bitter ales.
Earn your reward The nation calls
You rich. munifcent and good.
But smeared on all your palace walls
Gods eye can see huge streams of blood!
The blood OF husbands and Of wives.
The blood of murdered babes, Is there;
The stain Of tears, the dint Of knives
And draggled locks Of tornout hair.
All this and morei The silent woe
That makes no moan and prints no mark,
The struggling life that orphans know.
The idiots misery, deep and dark.
Gods eye hath seen. and while you shower
/ Your wicked wealth on church or state,
Ard while yunnray, or feed the poor.
HIS hapdr "a pg12ere4 Yopr fate.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-12
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
Equal Advantages,

The Declaration of Independence
Of the United Stated says that all
men are "5orn free and equal"
This has often been questioned by
deep thinkers and cOgent reason
ers. How can the boy born of poor
parents be the equal of the boy
born of rich parents, with all the
advantages of education at his
call? Common sense has in fact
been without means to reply to
this question. But a long step has
recently been taken by the San
Antonio Express to cqualizc the
conditions Of the children of the
rich and poor so far as educational
advantages are concerned.
In the Encyclopedia Britannica
there can now be procured for the
children of every family an edu-
cation the equal of that given by
all the schools and colleges in the
land.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
Election of Directors.

The Denver and San Antonio In.
vestment company, owners of
South Heights, San Antonio,
Texas, has elected the following
directors: w. w. Porter, b. 4.
Skinner, c. A. Raymond, J. A.
Skinner, F. M.Clark, F. W. Smiley
w. S. Raymond. Mr.. Porter was
elected president, B. r. Skinner,
first vice-president, J. A. Skinner,
second vice-president, and c. A.
Raymond secretary and treasurer
i Denver Event ng Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1894

The differences in the New York
wing of the national Democracy
indicate that the nominations from
that state are likely to be hung up
as long as Hill and Grover are in
the ring. 1t is President versus
Senator, with the victory first on
one banner and then on the other.
1t is not an edifying spectacle, but
it is the ma tural and necessary re-
suit of electing a President who de-
sires to put his stamp upon every
last act of the congressional delega-
ton of the state from which he
was selected. The mistake of New
York was in eleCting a Congression-
al delegation at all. The state
should have left all things in the
hand of Grover and then it would
have been at peace.
San Antonio should try her hand
at figuring on that South shore
road along the Gulf. The LIGHT
has been calling for that road to
NelascO for many moons, and now
the call is being heard and needed
all along the air line between this
city and the mouth of the BraZos.
San Antonio should open her ears
and catch the rhythm of that
movement. The music of it would
please her business circles.
Carlisle and Cleveland no doubt
give daily thanks that the Demo.
cratic majority in congress is not
any larger. They will find increas.
ing cause for thanks on this score
after the returns are in and the
complexion of the next congress
settled. 1t is settled that it will
be less democratic than the one
that now threatens the country
with the destruction of its credit
and industries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

There has been some iroting in
some parts of Italy, but nothing to
disturb the serenity of the govern
ment. That kingdom is as peace.
full as the rest of Europe.
Bismarck shows the enroach.
ments ofage, and the strain of past
years and the designations of youth
are telling upon him in his shrunk-
en- form and paid face.
If sold sunshine" will only cor
raj Jack Frost before he willis the
early buds there will be rejoicing
in the horticultural circles OF
southwest Texas.
There are Democrats who en-
deavOr to give a reason for the
hope of free trade that is in them,
but they have a very unComfOrt-
able time.
If Governor Mitchell wins his
suit against pugilist Mitchell it
will settle prize fighting for all
coming time in the southwest
states.
1t is as true in political as in re-
ligiOus circles that it is the prOdi-
igal son that gets the fatted calf
and the dude clothes and the jew
elry.
The agitation for free trade con-
tinues in congress and the New
Jersey potters reduce wages ten
per cent. Cause and effect.
Those who expect Hogg to pour
oil on the troubled waters of the
Texas Democracy must be blood
relations of Dickens Pip.
Minister to Russia, White, is a
personal friend of Cleveland and
holds the fort at st. Petersburg. No
Democrat need apply.
PeiXoto and Mello should come
to Kansas and learn the art of war
Sister Lease is open to an engage
ment as lnstructress.
The Hawaiian question is still in
the same condition as the quarrel
between Hill and Cleveland, I'M
SblUleu.
Hatch's anti-option bill now fig
ures as a means of increasing rev.
enue instead of diminishing fraud.
The call of Matlock has bursted
everything wide open in the 'har-
mony hall" of Texas Democracy.
The Democratic Ways and Means
-
the outcome Of the income tax.
There is a great deal of unneces-
sary blow about the HOrnblOwer
confirmation.
The candidate crop of Texas gov
errors is likely to be cut down by
early frosts.
This week will decide the noted
case of Mitchell versus Mitchell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
His Child Christened.

Yesterday at st. Joseph's churc h
the infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dobrowolski was christened, the
Rev. Father PfefferkOrn officiating.
The godfather chosen was Mr..
August PrOll and the godmother,
Mrs. Ed. Kotula. The services
were attended by a large circle of
friends. The name of the child is
Ottillia DObrOwOlski.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

The concensus of Democratic
opinion in congress is opposed to
the issue of bonds, and Carlisle may
as we'll conclude to do his work in
the face of party opposition as not.
1t will be done that way if it is
done at all. There is no doubt of
the opposition Of his party to the
issue,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

There is an evident desire on the
part of the Democratic critics to
hold the Republicans alike re-
sponsible for what they cannot
prevent their Democratic oppo-
nents from doing in Congress, and
for all that the Democratic ma
jority prevents them from doing.
The country will discriminate
righteously.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

Galveston News reads the riot
act to the st. Louis Republic and
notifies it that it cannot run party
affairs in Texas. The News finds
it hard shedding to keep up the
fences that the fool Republic cuts
for the other fellows to take advan-
tage Of for the profit Of their politi-
cal herds. 1t is tough.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

The outside towns are beginning
to coquet with the Alamo City.
There is no reason why she should
not be on the mash. There is not
another rosebud in the municipal
garden of the state that is as bloom
ing as she. Give her room accord
ing to her attractiveness and she
will get there.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

The Democratic statisticians
have come down to the LIGHTS
figures, which placed the deficit at
six millions per month. The De-
mocracy started out with an ac-
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

acknowledgement of a twenty-eight
million deficit per annum and they
have gradually raised it to seven
ty-two millions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

The inventors of Harmony Oil"
for the use Of the Texas DEMOCRACY
will find out before the split is
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ambulanceS. spring wagons, etc. Repair
ing of all kinds promptly done; also horse
ShOeing. O412 and Ala Marker street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

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lficers ten Dollars in advance.
F All contracts or ILLS must be APP
,roved bv the Secretary and Manager.