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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

There is such a thing as over
confidence even in such season of
democratic disability as this. 1t is
we'll for the republican party not to
venture too much on this slippery
footing. 1t would not take a
great many such fool moves as
that in New York to set the tide
the other way.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

There is not much of a definite
character that has as yet transpi-
red as to the political outcome, but
that it is going to be bad year
for:the bosses is already apparent
PIatt and Clarkson have already
felt the force OF this conviction
creeping along the outside of their
scalps.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

The insufficieney Of tariff will
last no longer than a republican
administrator is in the chair to
give effect to the protective and
trade reciprocity measures of a
republican congress. When the
republicans manage matters prices
advance, and revenue increases
and national debt diminishes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

Lieut.. Peary is preparing for an
other north pole searching expedi-
ton and has been detached from
service with the Brooklyn navy
yard service at his own request.
The Naval department at Wash
ington has made as much mystery
over his detachment as though
his vessel was to carry mares eggs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

In fight between the A. P. A.
and the Catholic church the state
has no interest, but so soon as the
fight is carried into politics and
made the machinery for the cleo
tion or defeat Of any particular
candidate, then it is in order for
the state to intervene to the extent
OF her power. Laws should be
upon the statute hook disfranchis.
ing those of every name and order
who belong to oath-bound secret
political societies. Charge under
oath, that anyone approaching the
polls to vote is a member of a
secrect political society, should
operate as bar to his depositing
his vote until the charge is denied
upon oath. After that it will be
in order to determine who swore
falsely, aud punish accordingly.
Oath-bound political secret orders
are not needed in this republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

Outraged husbands shoot dead a
peeping Tom, who has made prac.
tice Of watching ladies disrobe at
Deland, Florida, his special prov
ince being to watch them in the
bath. He confessed to the tenden.
cy, which he said he could not re-
sist. He will sin that way no
more. .....
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

Corpus Christi will ship over
$50 carloads Of cabbages this sea-
son, and the product commands a
large premium over the California
vegetables. Chicago pays cent a
pound more for the Texas cabbage
and prefers Texas vegetables of all
kinds to the California varieties.
This is the testimoney Of the
Chicago buyers who are buying at
Corpus Christi and shipping to
Chicago. ..t.. 81 "a % aal l1 |-I
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-22

Plat and Quay are not likely to
find any increase to their political
healths in the swsmps OF Florida
this season of the year. Better re-
turn to the place from whence they
came out and see how little real
setting OF the political current Is
in their direction.
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THAT HOUSTON CONVENTION.

The republican convention re-
Gently held at Houston was In
marked contrast to the one held In
Anstin. There is no doubt that
the Austin is the regular conven-
tion of the party, and there is the
same certainty that 1t would be a
great gain for republicanism in
Texas il it were not. That Hous-
ton convention was such in its
memberships and methods as to
reflect honor on the party, while
the one at Austin was disgrace to
itself and to the party and the
means OF discreditihg it beyond re-
demption with all who re-
spect their political affilia-
lions and environment. 1t
cannot but be that in the
years that fill out this present Gen.
fury, there will a better mind
come over the white republicans
of Texas, and that they will make
common cause in the interests OF
political and party decency and
so come together as to control the
and compel such con-
duct Of their affairs as to COM
mend the republican party to those
who are ready to forsake the
by the thousands, pro-
vided a respectable political home
be opened to them. That conven-
tion at Houston is an object lesson.
1t teaches to the white republicans
of the state the way OF political
increase, by the highway Of
political and party decency. There
is time enough between now and
the next national election for a re-
formation that will sweep the col
ored bossism Of the party in Texas
into the ditch and leave the politi-
cal highway clear for the march of
the emancipated hosts Of white re-
publicans, who, in this state for
the past twenty years, have been
under the lash of colored drivers
and their white aiders and abet-
tors. The Houston convention
may be the irregular body, but it
is far the more worthy Of recog-
milton as representing the re-
spectability OF method that
should characterize republican
gatherings. Professor Swing said
that when he compared the min
listers who came into their pulpits
by the direct call Of the Almighty,
and those who came in through
the ordinary way, he was ready to
thank God that he came in the
way. So, in comparing
these two republican bodies, one
may be regular and the other
irregular, but when they are con-
trasted, one is ready to thank God
for the irregular body OF republic
cans in Texas and pray that they
may so increase as to be regarded
as the regular body of that party.
When they so become, republican
ism in Texas will take to itself
strength and clothed in garments
of political decency, grow to cover
the state with it's projections.
In fight between the A. P. A.
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There is this much light on the
political situation, the dark horses
are not in the count. .,,.r --a-.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-02
CHAPTER IL

When the summer had so waxed in
its fullness that the smoke of factory
chimneys drifted high, permitting
glimpses Of fairly blue sky; when the
grass in St. Kentigeln's proudest part
took on less sober green in the com
Portable sun, and even in the thickest
shade there was no chilliness, the good
st. Kentigerners recognized that the
season had arrived to go down the
river, and that it was time for them
to betake themselves with rugs, mackin-
toshes and umbrellas to the breezy lochs
and misty hillsides for which the neigh
borhood of St Kentigern was Justly
famous. So when it came to pass that
the blinds were down in the highest
places, and the most exclusive pave
ments of St. Kentigern We're echoless
and desolate, the consul heroically tore
himself from the weak delight of bask-
ing III the sunshine and followed the
others.
He soon found himself settled at the
farthest end of long narrow loch,
made longer and narrower by the steep
hillside of rock and heather which
flanked its chilly surface on either side,
and whose inequalities were lost in the
frs and larches that filed ravine and
chasm. The fragrant road which ran
sinuously through their shadowy depths
was invisible from the loch No protu-
berance broke the seemingly sheer de-
clivity. The even sky line was indented
in two places, one where it was cracked
into fanciful resemblance to a human
profile, the other where it was curved
like a bowl. Need it be said that one
was distinctly recognized as the silhou-
cite ot prehistoric giant, and that the
other was his drinking cup? Need it be
added that neither lent the slightest hu-
man suggestion to the solitude? A toy
like pier extending into the loch, mid
way from the barren shore, only height
ened the desolation. And when the lit
tie steamboat that occasionally entered
the loch took away solitary passenger
from the pierhead the simplest parting
was invested with a dreary loneliness
that might have brought tears to the
most hardened eye.
Still, when the shadow of either hill
side was not reaching across the loch,
the meridian sun, CHANGING upon this
coy mirror, made the most of it, Then
it was that, seen from above, it flashed
like falchion lying between the hills;
then its reflected glory. striking up,
transfigured the two activities, tipped
the cold heather with fire, gladdened the
funeral pines and warmed the ascetic
rocks. And it was i'll one of those rare,
passionate intervals that the consul,
riding along the wooded track and
turning his eyes from their splendors,
came upon little house
1t had once been sturdy cottage,
with grim endurance and infiexibility
which even some later and lighter ad-
ditions had softened rather than chang
ed. On either side of the door, against
the bleak whitewashed wall. the tall
fuchsias relieved the rigid darkness
with a show of color. The windows
We're prettily draped with curtains
caught up with gay ribbons. In stony,
pondlike Enclosure there was some at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-02
HOMEGROWN GREY
By BRET HARTE.
[copyright. Iga5. b. .he Author.l

amusing yourself generally; that you
find that they amuse you, and you would
like your luxury and your dollars to
stand as an equivalent to their independ-
ence and originality; that, being a
good republican yourself and recognize
ing no distinction of class, you don't
care what this may mean to them, who
are brought up differently; that after
their cruise with you you don't care
what life, what friends or what jeal-
ousies theT return to; that you know no
ties, no s3onsibilities beyond the pres
ent, and that You are not a marrying
man. -
Look here, / say, aren't you making
a little too much of this?" said Grey
stiffly.
The consul laughed. "'I should be
glad to know that / am .
Grey rose. "We'll be dropping down
the river tomorrow" he said, with
return of his usual lightness, land 1
reckon I'll be toddling down to the
wharf. Goodby, if 1 don't see you
again.
He passed ont. As the consul glanced
from the window he observed, however,
that Mr. Grey was ''toddling'' in quite
another direction than the wharf For
an instant he half regretted that he had
not suggested, in some discreet way,
the conclusion he had arrived at after
witnessing the girls parting with the
middle aged passenger the day before
But he reflected that this was some
thing he had only accidentally overseen
and was the girls own secret.
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tempt ut floral cultivation, hut all quite
recent 50, toe, were a wicker garden
seat. a bright Japanese UMBRELLA and
tropical hammock suspended between
two arctic looking bushes, which the
rude forefathers 81 the hamlet would
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He had j':St passed the house when q
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