San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25
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We will treat you in the future
as in the past, says Bryan. How
would you like it?
There won't be enough OF the
Callaghan crowd left by election
day to eat a plate Of Kraut.
Let our young men who cast their
first votes vote for the winning
man-Elmendorf.
Won't Judge Lewey take a
tumbl and give the Lexow COM
mite a chance.
Our district attorney should not
be "forced" to prosecute his be-
loved compadres.
Should Bryan get to be king
again, won't he give the Dutch and
Gringoes h-llalujah.
The kangaroo on the Pie Hunt
ers' ticket is the only balance be-
tween the head and tail.
The people have one remedy left,
stop paying taxes, and we will
starve the boodlers out.
Will the Mergenthalers please
read its copy book Of about two
years ago.
The Menger has put on an extra
force of hotel walters, and uni
formed them in green ribbon.
The new electric light company
is getting quite a liberal patron
age.
The same Sab that Brian left in
the treasury fund, is in the city
treasury yet.
Several Of the "Pie- Hunters
ticket are trying to keep up their
courage by taking to strong drink.
Willie Vollbrecht is nice, pretty
little fellow, but he won't be col
lector this time.
superintendent Van Week Of the
s. P, gave that Brian bulldozing
committee cold potato.
Why don't the Republican associ-
alton get Col. Jack Evans to take a
hand in the election frauds?
About this time two years ago
the editorials in the Express said,
"Vale Callaghan."
G. A. Showers & Co. are getting
in their work selling furniture,
while some of the "boys" are talk
ing politics.
1t is computed that more than
1000 aliens from the country have
registered. Are the honest tax
payers going to allow them to vote?
John Stevens is a good fellow
and the LIGHT is sorry to see
him get into the wrong nest Of
cats.
There seems to be preconcert-
ed plan around the courthouse to
try and suppress the news from the
LIGHT.
The quickest way to starve out
the Indian voters Is for the Ger
man and American property own
ers to stop paying taxes.
There were a few halt-breeds, but
il there was single white man in
the procession last night the re-
porters for the LIGHT failed to see
him.
John J. Stevens had too much
respect for dear old Ireland to be
caught in such crowd as paraded
the streets last night.
No amount of Doodle can down
the Elmendorf ticket, the intelli-
gence and worth Of the city is up
in arms.
The tide Of public sentiment
has set in strong for the Elmen-
dorf ticket. Nothing can prevent
great victory.
The evasion in front of a house
Of prostitution by the bowling
mob last night, reminds the tax
payer that they will be treated in
the future as in the past.
The Callaghan organ feels bad
about the imported Mexican ora
tor who spoke in favor Of Elmen-
dorf, but not a bit bad over the
mob Of imported Mexican voters
who serenaded the Express office.
TheMexican hobo mob that went
bowling through the streets last
made hundreds Of votes for the Ell
mendorf ticket. They yelled "viva
Callaghan," "viva los Indios-Mexi-
canos," "muero los saur krauts."
For the credit OF our city let 1t
be understood that the bowling
alien mob who made night hideous,
came from the bushes across the
creek.
The first political demonstration
| in the shane OF a street parade was