The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-08
Editorial and Otherwise.

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Democrats, organize your Cleveland clubs.
Remember the force bill
There are over four hundred fertilizer facto-
res in the United States.
Ex-senator Wade Hampton says Cleveland
will carry South Carolina.
A newspaper cannot live on climate and
scenery, politics and politeness.
The Alice Mitchell case will come up in the
Memphis Circuit Court July Is.
The labor organizations are after the chat
and the rat. Harrison and Reid.
Blaine's successor, the new Secretary of
State, is Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio.
The election of Senator by the Louisiana
legislature has been postponed to 1894.
A good name is suggested for the Third par
ty, viz: "Repubcan Aid Association"
If you are a simon-pure Democrat you will
cast your vote for Cleveland and Stevenson.
lfyou are marrying for money only, you
must only expect to get what money can buy.
Iowa Democrats are now booming Gov.
Boies for the United States Senatorship in
1894.
H. Clay King will receive his final doom Ju-
ly 7, from the Supreme Court at Jackson,
Tenn.
| The Kentucky News says there never been
so abundant crop of wheat, both acreage and
yield.
The David =. Hill Club, of New York, has
ratified the nomination of Cleveland and Stew
cnson.
Henry George SAYS Cleveland will sweep the
country on the tariff plank of the Democratic
platform.
milking machine, said to milk 80 cows an
hour, has arrived at the Chicago Custom house
from Scotland.
"The Rat will gnaw Big Hole in the Hat"
is the Detroit Free Press contribution to the
campaign primer
Republicans who profess to be pleased with
the Cleveland ticket are simply whistling to
keep up their courage.
The women of the United States spend S62,-
100000 year in cosmetics. woman's face
is very expensive luxury.
The cholera is still on its march toward Eu-
rope. Something should be done to prevent
its invasion of civilized country.
The Republicans don't like Mr.. Stevenson
because he turned 10000 postmasters out and
put in their places 10000 Democrats.
The New Orleans States is out in new
dress. 1t looks neat now. Eliminate all the
"plate matter" and it will look still better.
Judge J. A. p. Campbell has accepted an
invitation to deliver the address at the Confed-
crate Veterans Reunion in jackson, July IL.
Two West Virginia girls recently fought a
duel. One of them was wounded in the feel
ings and the other was laid up with bad case
ofhysteria.
Edward +. Jones. the man who received the
highest vote ever cast for nominee for either
party in New York State, declares that Clcve-
land will be elected.
"Whitclie" Reid says in his Tribune: at
is known that Mr.. Reid was not candidate
and did not expect the nomination." Tell
that to the marines.
The picture of Governor Flower sitting under
an umbrella in the Chicago wigwam shows
that he thinks there are some flowers that
don't need watering.
The Frances Cleveland Club No. !, of New
York, composed of ladies', was organized the
other day, and sent a letter pledging their sup
port of Mrs. Cleveland.
The English papers say that Mr. Talmagc
has the largest mouth in America. 1t is graf
fying to us tdlhear our American mouths so
highly spoken of abroad.
Jefferson and Jackson ran three times each
for President and were twice elected just
remember that, Mr.. Harrison, when you recall
the name of Grover Cleveland
The reduction Of ironworkers' wages just at
this critical period, is now believed to be Car
ncge's little scheme for getting even with
Harrison for knocking Blaine out.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat, while it says
that the "so-caled Force bill is not half so
dangerous as the Democrats imagine" is free
to concede that it never ought to have been
construed.
The Cleveland machinery in the Chicago
Convention was well oiled, and did not slip
cog from the time it started until the work
that had been planned carly in the spring had
been completed.
1 Republican newspaper says: "Baby Nc
kec must have second term" If the Amer
lean public "knows its mind, and it thinks it
does," it is going to put Baby Ruth in the
White House and keep her there till she ceases
to be baby.
] Mr. Fassett, Of New York, told the Republic
can National Convention that the Democrats
had nominated their strongest man, and that
the Republicans had a desperate struggle be-
fore them. Mr.. Fassett has gauged the po-
ltical situation very correctly.
Congressman John r. Fellows, Of New York,
a Tammany Hall leader, declares that Tamma-
ny and the Kings county Democracy will unite
with the State organization in earnest work
for the success Of the Democratic ticket.
From David B. Hill through the list, he says,
there will neither laggard nor sulker.
Hon. G. +. Hooker repudiatcs the report sent
out from New York, wherein he is quoted as
saying that "Certain parties in New York
forced Clcveland's nomination; now let them
elect him." Col. Hooker opposed Cleveland's
nomination, but did not make the remark at
trbutcd to him,