Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-27

Says the Eutaw Whig and Observer: .We want all of our people to come to- gether-whether silverloons, goldbugs or what not-and let's do our best to ad- vance the interests of our country. Quit abusing one another and go hand in hand | in our efforts to make Alabama the great | est state of this great union of states. ' ThIa Montgomery Advertiser objected to the Birmingham State because it had | too much to say about the silver question, | and now finds fault with the State Her aid because it has less to say about sil- | yer than did the State. But the old lady | has reached the point where she Is noth- | ing if not bigoted, contentious and fault | finding. It has no sort of tolerance for l those who do not see and think just as | it tdoes.-Jacksonvile Republican | Grover Cleveland and party will not | visit Alexander City this trip. but we | hope to grow big enough to catch him | on his next southern visit.-AleXander | City Outlook.
 It is unnecessary to wait until you grow large There is not a better fishing stream in the world than the Tallapoosa
 river near by, and we venture not man who has eaten both kinds will say even the famous mountain trout excels in fla
 yor your "Apaloosa cat"
 The North Alabamian thusly com ments:
 ..erhe Selma Times never lets slip an opportunity to strike at GoVernoi | Oates Montgomery Advertiser. | And the dear Advertiser never lets
 slip an opportunity to say harsh things | of Senators Morgan and Pugh, Congress, | man Bankhead. Capt. Joe Johnston and
 every other influential man who differs
 with it on the currency question and has | n
 houses etc.
 The leyel-headed editor of the Alexan-
 der City Outlook does not have to be
 knocked down to see a point. While he
 has his own ideas on the financial queS-
 tion. he is a democrat and desires to build
 up rather than diminish the strength Of
 the party
 | HThose wandering democrats who vii | return to their own in good faith will De l received with cordial welcome. It is all the mereSt nonsense to say Nthat. the | bars must be let down. As far as we are | concerned the bars are already to the
 ground It is to be expected by all thai l the preservation of the party organiza l ton is of first importance, and those Wht
 are honest in wanting to return to the
 fold will be the last to kick old democ
 racy below the belt"
 Captain Bankhead's appeal to the mer | of Calhoun county to stand by the ole | ship of democracy was one of the mos
 eloquent and powerful pieces of orator.
 that has ever been heard in old Caihour
 in many day He held his audience
 charmed. Old citizens said that
 carried them back to the days of Yan
 cy and Bowden and White.-Jacksonvillt | Republican.
 | What pity Captain Bankhead did no
 make such a speech in Montgomery. Hi
 speech there was classed as very tame
 which doubtless accounts for MT
 ClarlSes quitting the track and givint
 his attention to his law practice. Poo
 Bankhead CD he has the ideas, and in tn
 language of Governor Jones' Swede wom an who sought the pardon for her son
 if he "could only speak the language
 what good he might accomplish for tn
 cause of the people.
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