San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-08

no peOpl6 vi I6AdH uOp5 LUZ but
best at the hands of the state so.
Ions, but they have mental reser.
walton in favor of the worst IL ii
comes.
1t takes the people a long while
to learn that good government
like all else that is good, comes
high.
II Texas could only trade off her
Legislature for good steady three
days rain, what a blessing that
exchange would be for all her in
dustries and all her enterprises OF
every kind.
There is no doubt that the cloud
in the sky Of commercial and agri-
cultural and Industrial prosperity
Is lifting all over this south
land. III it would turn into a rain
cloud it would be we'll.
Matters are singularly adjusted
in this world. The way OF the
transgressor that is said to be so
hard, is often harder for the inno-
cent family Of the transgressor
than for himself.
There is as much disturbance in
the political situation in all the
Latin American Republics as there
is in the financial world of these
United States.
With three assassinations in one
night, Karnes county takes the
belt for insecurity Of life.
1t is not the lack of rain in these
United States that is complained
Of, but the unequal distribution.
Galveston is threatened with a
strike in her printing houses. AL
ways in trouble.
The fog comes on time every
time, but it does not fill the bill.
Send down the rain.
There is no longer any question
that the cotton makers are COM
ing south, but how many Of them
are coming to southwest Texas?
This is the question that concerns
San Antonio.
The unmasking Of the municipal
batteries will not now be long de-
layed.
There are two sides to this tale
OF Turkish outrages in Armenia,
and both of them black enough to
shade hades. The real truth is diff
ficult to ascertain, beyond the fact
that great cruelty exists.
Brazil threatens another revolu-
ton to the full as destructive to
her domestic tranquility as the
one so recently quelled. That
country wants strong hand to
rule it.
1t was not so much Guatemala
herself as fool envoy at the capt.
tai Of Mexico that was making the
trouble between those two repub-
lies.
Guatemala has called down the
cantankerous representative that
she sent to Mexico and admins
tered to him a stern rebuke. Since
then matters are more pacific.
Dom Pedro understood Brazil
better than any OF his successors,
and he said that she was not ripe
for Republican government and
would not be for another century.
The attempts to pick a ripe re-
public from the branches OF rot
ton monarchy have not been signal
successes heretofore.
This speakership contest demon
strates that it is most always the
man who first SHES his castor into
the ring who takes the stakes.
II the executive, in both state
and national governments, would
monkey less with the legislative
branch 1t would be for the in
terests Of the people.
Neither wind nor water, rain or
frost, sunshine or shade, rain or
drouth seem to effect the crime
crop Of the country. The harvest
Of firebrands, arrows and death is
growing yearly m ore abundant.
Quay is opposed to the income
tax. This is not the first time that
Quay put himself into opposition
to the great masses Of the people.
He has no interest in relieving
them of tax burdens.
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