San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

but the Democratic deputy col
lectors.
Temple Tribune: Prohibition
contests are on in many of the
counties OF north and northeast
Texas. They result in much dis
cord and no good.
Globe Democrat: 1t will be a
good deal easier for a Democrat to
obtain the nomination for Cover
nor Of Kentucky this year than to
get himself elected.
Greenville Herald: The Paris
Advocate says that "TeXarkana
has give the saloon men city scrip
in rebate of their liquor license
which the local option made void.
and there is no money in the treas
ury to cash the scrip"
Globe Democrat: The expenses
attending the preparations to en-
force the income tax law aggregate
about 100000. That is to say, the
attempt to Democratic Congress
to impose an unconstitutional bur-
den has cost the country that
amount.
Fort Worth Gazette: The great
constitutional lawyers Of the press,
who knew all along that the in
,ome tax would be declared un-
constitutional are, without eXcep-
ion, believers in the infallibility
pf the president-and the president
vas for the income tax.
Fort Worth Mail-Telegram !:
The recent cold weather has
played havoc with the fruit crop
IN the northern states, and Texas
Ind the entire south will be called
n to supply the northern markets.
certainly the outlook is growing
Fighter for the Southern coun-
ry."
Brennan Banner: Don M.
dickinson has apparently started
ut to become the James G. Blaine
the Democratic party. II Don
Pm live up to that ideal he will do
huch toward the Qualification OF
Tue Americanism, which, after all,
better than being president.
Lower Rio Grande: Just sup
pse that Cleveland should be
ected president for four years
ore, how many more bonds do
bu suppose no will issue before
IS term would expire? You tax
hyers who have got to redeem
Jose bonds, don't 1t make you
udder to think about how you
@ being fieeced. When will the
ID come to Growers bond issues?
Temple Tribune: The forces
D organizing for a fierce political
tile for the next campaign. The
ops" the 16 to rs, the goldbugs,
e republicans and all the rest will
in it. In Temple is peace and
e hum of progress only inter-
pts the snoozings of the moss
elk politician as he whittles the
DDS boxes and tells yarns.
Castroville Anvil: In answer
the question, "What is home
thout a newspaper" an ex-
Rnge says, "it's a place where
Is are stuffed into window panes
ere the children are like young
Es; the wife like a savage and
sband with panorama of the
NAL swamp painted on his shirt
som with tobacco juice"
eguin Anchor: The farmers
y now begin fattening their old
yed.out work horses for the
rket, as reports say that horses
be become common article Of
b in Portland, Oregon, taking
place of beef. Several hundred
slaughtered daily for this pur-
g. The flesh is said to be equal
beef, and many perfer it.
ort Worth Gazette: Mr..
ehp Choate got fee of 100000
n New Workers for defeating
income tax, and Justice Shiras,
changed his vote, which was
favorable to the tax, had his
lth drunk in every New York
room. The question is, was
{ a fair deal for Shiras?
reenville Herald: In the court
n a lawyer may call man a
scoundrel, william, or thief and
ne makes any complaint when
court adjourns. II a newspa-
man prints such reflections on
mans character there is usual
Their a libel suit or dead editor.
{ be because every one believes
newspaper man and no one be-
bs the lawyer.
arsall News: Corpus Christi
pulling for the Home for
ows and Orphans Of Masons.
San Antonio is the proper To-
bn for this Asylum. San An.
being the city Of Texas the
pr of business, social, chris
educational and health attrac-
of the state-is naturally the
for such Homes.
eenville Herald: The SUI
le court of the United States
a $40,000,000 raid on the
|ury Monday. A democratic