San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-13
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

honors in this district how many
are there who would be clamoring
for the preferment? Those chaps
who championed the financial
views of Bill Grain, though, don't
just now know exactly where they
are "ap, and are willing to wait
and see how the old cat is going
to jump"
Brennan Banner: "The Mon
roe doctrine is dearer to the hearts
of all Americans than any other
tradition of our craftsmanship.
On everything else there is differ
ence of opinion, but none on
this. All Americans are agreed
that there must be no further
extension Of European power in
either America" 80 80 g fqss- ~ ~
Arkansas Pass Beacon: at is
hard on Galveston. Heretofore
the impecuniosity of Rockport
has drawn down the sneers of
Galveston and she has felt purse
proud in all her contentious for
deep water favors. However,
when Baltimore backs up Rock
port with 100000 as a first move,
Galveston says she is not playing
now. Yea verify, money talks |"
Goliad Guard: "We are not at
all jealous of Galveston if che
can get deep water and secure
this exposition fairly, but we do
think it is an injustice to other
Texas ports who are working to
get deep water, not to allow them
to compete for the prize, as it
were. From reliable source we
receive information that deep
water is certainty at Rockport
and we are inclined to believe
that Galveston people realize this
fact and are making desperate
fight to knock them out"
Houston Post. "From the popu-
lar demonstrations and booming
cannon in its honor, that are
greeting the Liberty Bell in it's
procession to Atlanta, the country
must be forced to conclude that |
there is at least lingering ira
dition Of patriotism among the
people. The idea may not come
out strong in selections for office,
but 1t is active and emphatic on
sentimental journeys like the
present one"
Paris Advocate: "Cyclone Davis |
is as ready for political trades as
a horse trader is for horse trades. |
He wanted to trade off the Popu-
list votes in the legislature for a
hundred dollars and then he want
ed to trade off Populist votes for
etc., for Democratic votes
for other officers. And he had no |
right to make either trade. The |
Pops should trade Mr.. Davis off |
for some man who is not so full of |
trades himself"
Boerne Post: "Certain people |
in San Antonio are finding out |
that they have Mayor and one
who can and will act in a forcible
and Independent manner. TIE |
Mayor, Henry Elmendorf, is genial
and considerable but when any
want to override him, when he |
knows he is right, his Teutonic
back goes up and he kicks with |
the force OF a mule, sending all |
before him."
New Orleans States: "The re
volt against German was looked |
for when the press and the people |
Of his state denounced him in |
bitter terms for taking the Demo-
cratic majority in the Senate by |
the throat and mutilating the |
Wilson tariff bill which they were |
trying to pass. The men who are
opposing him to-day are the |
straight.out Democrats who stood |
Loyalty by the President and their
party from the beginning to the
end Of the tariff fight, and they re-
present the intelligence, wealth
and respectsbility Of Maryland"
Sherman Democrat: at is a
shame on Texas that more than
half a hundred young men who
asked for admission to the agri-
cultural and mechanical college
this year had to be turned away
because the accommodations were
inadequate. Another agricultural
and mechanical college should be
built by our state, for Industrial
education is the sort our young
farmer boys need. Nearly all the
boys who failed to get in the al
ready overcrowded school went to
other states, and this will con-
tinue from year to year until an
other institution is established.
And, by the way, the place for
that school is in north Texas"
Dallas News: "The Texas state
fair, in the ten years Of its exist
ence, has produced wonderful
change in the livestock interests
and in the methods and modes of
agriculture, in the style OF vehicles
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