The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1888-10-27

sympathy with the views of the
distinguished orator, and they APP
p.auded as only such people can.
At the National Democratic
Headquarters, the leaders find di.
version in the attempts Of the
ouemy to extricate shemsolves
from that Senate Tariff Bill
dilemma. The we'll authenticated
report that Senator Allison, who 7
is charged with the paternity Of
this hybred infant, has gwen it I
out that he thinks it full time for
the Senate to wind up and go
home, Is taken us pdlpable adnis /
sion of weakness. Senator Cor
man says 1t is playing directly /
into the Democratic hands; that
the Senate Tariff Bill was only 4
weak buff and would never be
permitted to come to vote. 1t
is even SAID that Senator Alll.on's
course Is prompted by an ominous
rebellion in the Republican racks,
which make 1t certain that the
bill could never get the full sane
ton of the Republican majority,
| and would therefore ignominlous-
7 " fail if ever the roll were called.
Meantime the fighting is being
done on this issue of high or low
e tariff without any le.-up. Our
Q captains say that they Will stand
| OF fall by it, and they are not
$ p.acticing the tumbllng act this
8 year, either.
i. Up to date, there are FIVE
/: regularly nominated candidates
/ for Mayor Of the city. Mayor
le Hewitt has the endorsement Of
a the County Democracy and the
ID Ciizrn's party, Sheriff Grant
% stands for Tammany Hall aud is
.e indulging in good dea OF intam-
perate talk about "Fathei
Abram Col. Joel. b. ErhardI
e. has been put up by tie straight
Is Republicans, and ii is said that
W the honor cost hin something lk'
Is 100000 IN cold cash James d
sh Coogaa has the endorsement o.
of the Labor Party, and the Prohi-
I. bitionlsts haye their own Wald
well. The Socialists, too, hav
been cunning about town 70
some one who will take thpi
nomination, but they haven't ye
found man with enough bloc
ty in his eve ana tangle in hi
he whiskers.
EN- A very conservative estimat
nd places the total registration I
Ily this city this year 100000. 1t
iat probable that 250,900 peopl
tie think that Hewitt Will get yer
is, nearly half Of these. The Fan
d, many Hall folks give him about
cal third, aud elect Grant on paps
ire by 10000 majority. Eihart
re will be lucky if he touches 80
lth 600 and Coogan will not by 40
'ps possibility exceed 10000.
nat On the State and Nation
Tas tickets the Indications are th
lie the total Democratic vote w
he not fall below 160, 900 This
- what tho Democrtlo manage
ad- count on, and if their hopes a
cry realized, Cleveland will have
siai majDrlty in the city 10000 grei
ave Ell than he had four yeals ago.
as The Baseball League seas
The closed Saturday, in fine burst
the local enthusiasm over the M
g. YORK club, which bore off /
Im- champion trophy An inmei
ems demonstration was given
(or players. New York pays seyei
to hundred thonsand dollars a v
of for the privilege of witnessi
,ut- bail games, and this ls the ii
icts time it has had winning team
ous many years.
DIR. TaImage's last Sunda
he'd sermon on "Sulcide" Is be
ami talked of everywhere. II is
lOll tudSullSSht RiISO - ifASh'A - 8
) SO IS SAID to be one of the great
in efforts Of the distinguished diyi
light There has been less fever
.ary speculation IN the Produce
isle, change during the past week,
we're wheat still rules very high.
lstic Bakers' Association has ofiici;
J In raised the price of bread one c
IS on small loaycs, and mig
d to wall has gone out from the POI
the class In consequence. Proba
more the most universally execrs
sem American to-slay IS Broker I
of chInson, who has added mill
until of blood money to his fortune
The his recent corner of this gran
aker
diff Over 100000 two-cent pos
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