The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

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election whicn wtIl feqalre COR all.
aud united, energies. asd II w. are
mistaken, The democrat has plenty n
opportunities to prove " ~. by ia
course In regard to esr local election
" IL 70 chooses 70 take a hand H.
of course knows To Tho ofic to which
We particularly aliode, iha, OF clerk
IN regard 20 being an 'apstart
paper Of two years existence" etc,
and 10 the editors boast % tis very
venerable age, we'll rcmsrk that when
we get TO be a. Old az Nc ". We ex.
poet TO be Of much larger dimensions,
and TO have a much larger circle Of
acquaintance. And even now we hare
time and again been complimented
on the rays OF intelligence and
knowledge in regard to The Seashore
section which have been cast by the
STAR over the Siote, which until il
came here, was even termed a Terra
incognita by more than one influential
journal. And in respect to our grow.
ing sufficiently large "to fill up these
democratic garments" we hatter our
that we r not entirely uH
known to fame among the democratic
brethren Of the State, furthermore
we'll say to the. editor.of the Democrat
We have occupied political posi-
tions in the past, that we never were
a disappointed aspirant for Office"
and are not an aspirant at all,
neither have been.
Now, concerning the most impor-
tant charge made against us, Of reads
ing Col. Seal, and several other gen.
tlemen named, and Harrison county,
'out of the Democratic party"-a
made to do US an injury, with.
,ut one particle Of foundativn,-let US
more minutely inquire. A cores,
)ondent Of the DeTocrat in lauding
Hon. Roderic Seal for Congress says:
Honesty and capacity arc with me
he cardinal points. If these be pre-
,minent in a candidate, whether he be
or black, Republican or Demo-
,rat, I vote for him." The STAR
lnder the caption Of principles, Not
Men" objects to such a platform, and
ays that sit does make a very mate
ial difference to the people of this
Congressional District whether a
andidate be white or black, RepubIi-
AN or Democrat" And we conclude
'ur article with the remarks, made
ne of the three terts by the Demo-
rat wherein we say but "since that
rt;cle was written, the Democratic
Convention IN Harrison county has
ominated to the Office spoken of, the
istinguished gentleman alluded to.
nd understand he accepted the nom.
which is a guarantee that
jol. Seal stands upon a different
,latform from what the correspond
Mt would place him." Now if
lLy fair minded man can show US,
low, by any means of h~ocus>pocus,
he editor Of the Democrat can con-
true this into an attempt to read
Coils. Saffold, HUMPHREYS, Seal, and
N%orthorp,' or any body
lse OF that, or any other genus, Har.
ison County or any other person,
lace or thing, tout of the democrat
, party, why we would be pleased /,
, have him do SO. And we think (,
ich a construction gravel, made, +,
'ould show that said editor was the
ne mot in his tight mind" Again, q
ne editor OF the Democrat becomes +
Iangled'-minded in regard to the q
20 of the word nominating and A