The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-05-12
LETTER FROM MOBILE.
MOBILE, May s, ls93.

MOBILE, May s, ls91.
Editor Dcmocmt-Star:
You have doubtless noticed that great
men s0metln eS make II ''slip' in their
post-prandial speeches, which place them
in an awkward position frr explanation.
lou viii remember bow the Hon. Cham
eey vi. Depew, soon after the Harrison
election M AN after Inner speech, spoke
OF Mr.. Cleveland rs the typical Ameri-
can" aud how it returned to plague him
IN the last ca .npa gn. He has taken an
early opportunity in this admin istration
to bitterly denounce Mr.. Cleveland's
hnancial policy, aud laid his predicate tor
future political campaigns. should the
President ever again be b. fore the peo-
pie. Mr.. Depew is Il very smart man
and does not slip mp twice in the same
place. | sometimes think Mr.. Cleveland
III irving TO be straight IN making his
appointments, leans over back wards, and
if his fellow Democrats had been us in.
different TO his interests before November
last, as he has been 10 them since that
time, he would hardly sign his name as
President how. Independence is all
very good in its way, but his cool indif-
ference to those people who made him
what he is, borders closely on Insult, and
his demands for causes for removals in
some instances are very far-fetchcd, the
more SO ia this section Of country.
Our Hon. Hams TAYLOR will leave for
Spain about the middle Of this mouth,
and IN common with all orr people |
wish him God speed, and IA safe return,
well satisfied that he will reflect honor
and credit upon himself, his State and
his country.
Our Sheriff. Mr., p. b. Dorian, has won
his fight, to bring Mr.. George A. Pearce
back to stand his trial, as far as it lay in
human power to win. The Judge before
whom the habeas corpus was heard re-
fused TO grant the motion, md ordered
hun turned over to him FIR eXtraditiou,
when an appeal was taken TO the Grimm
nal court OF Appeals, and from there, if
affirmed, 10 the Supreme Court of tho
United States. 1t becomes now u celc-
brated case, Mr.. Dorian will probably
be home to dav, and will b. warmly wei.
coined by his friends.
Thanks 20 the best administration onr
city has even had, our sanitary condition
is as near perfect as It is possible to be,
o'VshuSo' IL uuttSC W uOuSt lu-
spectlon OF every privy, stable, hog pen,
yard and drainage in the most complete
manner has just closed, and we feel pref
ty well fixed as regards danger from that
source, but how mushcleaper and better
1t would be had we Il first class sewerage
plan adopted. Well, 1t will como.
The season of excursions aud picnics
is upon us, and outings are the rule al.
most Instead OF the exceptions.
Work is being rapidly pushed forward
on the street Car tracks aud soon the
sight Of II mule Car will be an attraction
to laugh at, The old street car company,
| am glad to learn, has rejected all for
eign bids, and will have the work done
by home mechanics and labor. This is
as it should be.
hear of several candidates for the
next mayOralty race. Charles l., Huyer,
fhos. L. Brewer, Mop. Fitzpatrick, G.. L..
Lavretta. with others in the distance
watt g for their many friends" to bring
them ont. W. $. G..