San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-08
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

Beeville Bee: "The San Antonio
Express is now edited by James
Newcomb,a prominent Republican.
That it's editorial utterances are
extremely favorable to President
Cleveland follows as natural
sequence. Cleveland's administra-
ton has been so distinctively Re-
publican that party should feel
grateful to him."
Galveston News: 'The i'm
mense surplus corn raised in
Texas this year and now about
ready for marketing more than
makes up for the decrease in the
cotton crop, even if the increased
price of cotton is not taken int
consideration
Lockhart Regi ster: Cotton
opened up much better than it did
this time last season; grass is good
corn and feed stuff plentiful, cat
tie high. From these facts tn,
Populist party died natural
death, except small part of it, and
it has been smothered with the
recurrence of good times.
Galveston Tribune: 'The tenn
porary disgrace cast upon Georgia
because of the proposed bull fight
has been removed by the with
drawal of the attraction But
the odium now rests upon Colorado,
where such a fight actually took
place."
Houston Post: "The fool
friends of several men in Texas,
in their anxiety to get them before
the public for governor, are plug
ging their watermelon for them
before it is ripe. Nothing injuries
a watermelon so much as such
plugging, and nothing SO surely
destroys the chance for office as
prematurity and previousness."
Greenville Herald: "Governor
CulbersOn, in catering to and APP
pointing the mugwump element
of the Texas Democracy to office
made a serious mistake and he
ought to see now what his friends
told him then: that they would
turn OH him and prove that their
leader would knife him before an
other campaign was on"
New Orleans States: "Mr. Spot
ford, the librarian of congress, has
innumerable warm friends who do
not believe that he ever in his life
wilfully took a dollar that he did
not believe rightfully belo nged to
him, and they will be well pleased
to hear that he has given in to the
authorities full report of the re-
ceipts of his Office for numb Der of
years past"
Fort Worth Mail: "No man
should stay away from the polls
because he feels satisfied that local
option has no chance to win; he
should go up and cast his vote
against it and snow it under by
such a majority that it will not
raise it's head in this county again
FOR ages. Itcsn only be kept down
by an overwhelming majority"
Cotullo Ledger: "TNe silver
question is agitating some towns,
others divide honors with prohibit
tion and various other local ques-
tions, but woe be ~ the town fall
ing into Mrs. Leases path"
Pleasanton Monitor: "San Anto.
MO will not hold fair the coming
fall. Can't find any body to assume
the management. Nobody is will
ing to be inundated on the altar of
failure"
Yoakum Graphic: "Galveston's
location is.picturesque but little
uncomfortable at times when the
sad sea waves take a notion to
tickle her under the chin and get
up her snoot. She is the bride OF
the sea, but when her groom gets
on a whiz he is regular wife. beat
er and treats her as though he
wanted to get rid OF her. But Gal
weston loves her lord and despite
his Christening she grows more
beautiful and vigorous with in
creasing years"
Castroville Anvil "The Anvil re-
Joiced with your parents when you
first saw the light, with your spon-
sors when you were christened,
with you when you were married,
and again upon the arrival OF your
first born, with your enemies when
you got into trouble and with your
friends when you got out, and IL
you deserve it, will say a good
word when you're dead. But, mark
you, the subscription you owe must
not be forgotten when you sell the
big corn crop kind Providence has
bestowed upon you this year"
Pearsall News: "Texas is state
where a, man can find any kind OF
country her requires. He can raise
cotton or wheat; can live where it
is wet or dry can travel in his own
or fn tho lanofh IF ttpna for