San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26

prevail, even III n end Ices some
times seem to be a long ways OIL.
C~astroville Anvil: A few bank
ers, their attorneys, and a lot OF
corporation lawyers held a meet
ing at Waco on last Friday in the
interest OF "Sound money" as de-
fined by Wall street and the Cleve-
land administration. The meeting
should have been called ga meet
ing to reduce the price of cotton to
three cents, and the values Of all
property in proportion" The An
vii is of the opinion that the farm
ers Of Texas will not tumble over
each other trying to get into the
new Clark Party born at Waco last
week.
Paris Advocate: There is no
need for the state Of Texas to go
bankrupt. We can run for two
more years, anyhow, and John Nc
Call might still be elected COVER
nor.
Dallas News: The state needs
factories, railroads, mills, deversi-
fed agriculture, all-round develop
ment. Capital is absolutely neces-
sary as a mean of securing these.
Friendly laws and fair treatment
are the means by which the capital
must be brought to us and made
to abide with us. The editors of
Texas and the people Of Texas have
come at last to see and understand
the true inwardness OF the pro-
fessional placehunter who con-
dennis capitalists and curses cor
porations for purposes Of deception
and greed.
San Angelo Enterprise: Gov
ernor Culberson last week par.
doned out sixty-five inmates OF the
reformatory on the grounds that
being above sixteen years Of age
when entered they should have
bean sent to the penitentiary. The
Governors reasons may be well
enough, but it would probably
have been more satisfactory in
some cases, however, to have let
them remain there, as they un-
doubtedly deserved punishment.
Two Republics: Mexico will be
visited during the coming summer
by four or five large excursion
parties from the United States.
The promoters of these excursions
deserve we'll Of Mexico, for this
country is at its best during the
rainy season and Americans will
not believe that the climate OF
Mexico Is even more delightful
during the summer months, which
are supposed by Americans to be
hot and disagreeable, than during
the winter season, whose charms
have so often been celebrated. 1t
is to be hoped that this will in
sugurate a long era OF successful
summer tours to Mexico.
Savannah News: A rather
peculiar fact In connection with
"Coin" and his book is that q man
named Waterloo, who helped Mr..
Harvey write his Financial school"
book, is now at work upon a book
to controvert all Of Mr.. Harvey's
statements. II MI. Waterloo's
book should prove a "go," he and
Mr.. Harvey would probably have
a good time together recounting
how they "did it." ,:.y@-5
Laredo Times: Keep your eye
on the Money Kings, good people.
You may not secure the best
system possible, but you will at
least be safe in voting against any
scheme suggested by them.
Yoakum Graphic: New York
has just had a cat show which was
attended by ten thousand people.
The colicky feline must be more
appreciated in the metropolis Of
the nation than they are in the
portions OF Texas with which the
Graphic editor is acquainted.
Brennan Banner: The press Of
the South has already spoken out
against the foreign policy OF the
administration, and Senator Nor.
gan, of Alabama. undoubtedly
voices Southern sentiment when
he demands the enforcement OF the
Monroe doctrine. When we addto
these expressions Of opinion the
uttersnce Of the Legislatures ofNew
York and Connecticut we may
safely draw the conclusion that
there is a revival Of American
sentiment, and the people are in
no mood to tolerate a timid, time
serving policy on the part of u
government in the interests Of
Great Britain.
Arkansas Pass Beacon: One of
the strangest and most trying ex-
periences, with which we have met
in our efforts to secure deep water
at Arkansas Pass, has been the cold
Indifferent manner, not to say the
downright opposition of San An
tonic to the great enterprise. 1t
does appear, that it should not re-
quirs a large amount of intelli.
gence to enable any man to grasp
the idea that the establishing Of a
coanort OF Aransas Pass will he