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

Callaghan d Co. it may be right to
remind them what the Express
had to say about them on the same
Feb. y, 1913.
alt must be very gratifying to
our friend Fisherman Paige to
know that the Council will relieve
him in a large measure OF the fear
full responsibility Of the election in
his ward tomorrow. IL he feels any
ply steal Inconvenience or embar-
rassment as a result OF sitting with
some Paschal men as judges to-
morrow, the Express would re-
commend Turkish bath"
market Master Bruni has long
been an especial pet Of the admin
istration because he claimed to
carry the Italian vote in his vest
pocket. Though drawing liberal
salary from the city, he has not
paid a cent Of taxes since 1885
! (the mayor set him an eX-
ample to follow and has made no
return of his receipts as market
master since September last (Only
months) though the city's cred
itors are bowling for money on
every corner. Bruni wants Shar-
dein elected. No one can blame
him. If PasChal is elected he will
have to whack up" so it was
when Callaghan was mayor that
an especial pet Of the administra-
ton was not compelled to make
returns OF receipts Of money; we'll
such things could not happen I'M
der Paschal or an Elmendorf)
In writing Of Mr.. Lockwood's
trip to Austin just before the last
election the Express said:
"Probably he will convince His
Excellency' that the only way to
help Callaghan out will be to es-
tablisn military despotism at the
polls to protect the Callaghan-
Shardein judges while making re-
turns to suit themselves" and it
concludes another paragraph on
Mayor Lockwood as follows: "Cal-
laghan should muzzle him until
after the election"
"Every day shows greater straits
and greater desperation on the part
of the Observation-Disclosures, and
their condition on the eve Of an
election recalls the sad plight Of
the wreck of the mud-scow Nancy
Jane:'
She hove and Sot, and Sot and hove,
And high her rudOpr flung,
And every time she hove and SOt,
\ wusSer leak she sprung
GAS OTHERS SEE Us.
The Boerne Post says: San An
tonic is engaged in loud, if not a
strong effort to cut loose from the |
City Ring (nOw called the Big
Six or County Ring. A city which
cannot borrow money would need
to do something we think, and it
is gratifying that the business men
democrats and Republicans in
the city-are arranging themselves
on George PaschaPs side with the |
view, if possible, Of overthrow
ing the shameless Callaghan reign.
We wish them success on Monday,
election day"
Thanks for the Post and the |
Express kind wishes, both had a
cnance to congratulate with the |
business men of the city on Febru.
airy Is, 1898, and they will again |
have chance to rejoice that still |
stronger Independent and Bust
ness Mems ticket will be elected |
on the 18th inst.)
"PaschaPs (Elmendorf's) patriot
ism.-If single valid reason has |
yet been advanced why the Pas
chal ticket should be defeated and |
the Shardein (Callaghan) ticket |
elected tomorrow, it has not yet |
found it's way into print. Ever since
the campaign opened the advo-
Gates OF the latter ticket have been !
hard at work. They have said |
much, and they have written much |
and insinuated more (but they
miserably failed to show where
in the city or any honest citizen
would be benefited by the success
OF the candidates. They have failed |
to disperse the general suspicion |
that Shardein is (was) but another
name for Callaghanism-that his
election would but perpetuate the
present wasteful and business-like
policy" (Now Express, own up, have
you not been promised the city |
printing again to turn so COM
pletely around in 80 short time?)
"They have failed to bring for
ward a single valid reason to sup
port the pretension that George
Paschal Henry ElmendorD is not
proper man for MAYOR; have