The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-08-29


fear from his festive captive that it is
not surprising he keeps him under
lock and key.
There are some people in this couutry
Who have made up their minds to vote
the gold standard ticket and no amount
Of argumant will change them. -Yazoo
Herald,
Yes, and they are ideal m Aterial for
the party they compose.
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Major Mckinley Is entitled, Mt least to
honorary membership in tho Deaf Mute
club. st. Louis Republic.
He would at once become the adj
mired Of even the oldest inmate.
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few weeks ago the republicans w,rs
claiming New York by 100000 majority.
Now they only claim 100000. At this
rate of reduction it seems as if the state
VIII 10 on the other side by Novomber.-
Coast Beacon.
AT such a rate Of democratic gain
the state of New York alone will elect
Bryan and Sewall.
Those who choose to swallow the Cbicn-
go platform at one gulp, and without
making wry face, have perfect right
to do 50. Biloxi Review.
To swallow. the Chicago ,PIsts0froNis the
duty of every democrat Sea Coast Ecnsv
You have beard the story of thSIrish-
man ana the german and the limberger
cheese. "lts owing to how q fellow has
been raised.
We believed all along that some
thing was wrong with the political
stomach of our Biloxi friend.
All loyal democrats on the Gulf-coast
will vote for Bryan and Sewall and w.
+. -Democrat-Star.
Does the Democrat-Star believe
there are other than "loyal demo-
Gratis? ?"
By-the-way, what has become of Mr..
Clevelandi Ia he out at Buzzard's bay
trying TO drown his sorrowsl-Arabi
Voice.
Don't worry Mr., Cleveland and
the buzzards are having a grand
time feeding on the dead past.
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Millionaire gold bugs are daily becom-
ing more proficient as calamity howlers.-
Crowley Signal.
There is "method in their mad
ness"
Mckinley has at last spoken but if lie
has any ideas BIS words failed to express
tneni. Biloxi News.
Might as well expect baby to
chew with freshly cut teeth.
coNTEMPoRANEoUs OPINIONS.
The manufacturing of names
for new parties promise to become
one of our leading industries.
Indianapolis News.
The bust of Mckinley which is
being modelled by a Paris sculptor
will be entirely faithful to the or
iginal in the matter. of animation.
Kansas City Star.
The populist-republican fusion
in certain states will probably
give rise to the term repubuIist.
Or would repoppbulist be pop
pler-more effervescent.-Phila-
delphia Record.
From. the commercial stand
point there is no such thing as
The overproduction of good whis-
ky. The trouble with the trade
is that there is overadulteration
of what little good whisky is pro-
duced.-Louisyille Times.
Mr.. Hanna will be kept busy
travelling between New York and
Chicago this summer. Timid pas
sengers will avoid the trains he
goes on. Too much inducement
for train wreckers. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
A New York millionaire has
been sued for breach of promise
by an actress. It's all right to be
a millionaire, but it's always ex-
pensiye TO be a millionaire and a
cbump at the same time.-St.
Louis Republic.
II is significant that none of the
democrats who have declared for
Mckinley has been invited to a
seat as the republican coancil
board Hanna wants their votes
not their advice-and he will
repudiate them all after election
day Chicago Chronicle.
So it is to be "the national
democratic party" But if this is
done it will be sad mistake.
And nothing can deprive the Bry-
antics OF their claim to the regu-
lar ticket. They have the inside
track, and not all the justice of
the cause of the national demo-
Gratis can alter the case. New
York Mail and Express.
The populists are capable of
doing some very queer things.
They have fused with the prohib-
itionists in Georgia. In other
states they fuse with democrats or
republicans. The populist theo-
ry of fusion seems to have its bas-