The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-10-02
Nhrlrmorrat- ST.,
For the Democrat Star.
NATIONAL UONop

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The Republicans, Grover Glow,
and his faithful few are in : f,
ABOUT our national honor. Thew ea'
filled the people with tho nave
gloom and to add to their sorrov p ~
sllver-tongucd orator of the b,uo le
regions of Kentucky lit on tho s'as
at Indianapolis and uncovered ''ass
negro in the %wood-pile. The co,. Tue
says there will be trouble il Tho na'
pie don't get honest. The cnI.i
DAY OF usefulness is about over in ,1,'
country. All are honest alike w hs'ls
comes to money. The United S,a,.'
is the only nation where tho "'s
clothed in a rag stands upon an so "aa
ity with the one wearing the m, aa%'
1t is the only country in the 's sa.',
where politically the hut is M wv" ~"
equality with the palace, and r., "a
reason every man of moderote mean.
should stand by Bryan, the ch,n,.'N
OF all the peoplc-every laborinu m,u
who does not is a traitor 10 tho h h@a
interest OF his children, and is wi,ns'
that they should wear the baduoD
political inferiority. The onlv
to make this government a com0,",'
success is for the poorest man totpius
as much OF his manhood as the mill
lionairc thinks of his wealth. Th,
deepest disgust in all this camn.i's
will be felt when Gen. JOHN NJ. PALM
issues another his famous ordo,.
II he does, he should call his order M
Is, that he issued when he wos mil,
tary governor Of Kentucky in lss;
The above order d~isfranchiscd evp,r,
body in the State Of Kentucky eycpn,
the roltroons. The General sIouId
give the order as soon as possible n,
1t is the only hope he has Of carryin,
his election; and If that fails he win
havcto seek safety in the Green Moun.
tain State, and that is where tho
trouble will start-for the who,o
Union appreciates the Importance NJ
the State of Vermont to our Union If
Statcs-and would hate very much IN
have II seccde and set up rs a sep..
rate nation with a gold currcncy y,
its own, and with Il large and bower.
full navy on the lake front and A thin
line Of gold delegates doing sentry
duty on the border OF the State warn.
ing off free silver Democratic iDtrud.
crs in a lurid dialect and il threaten.
ing manner. This is what the South
and West has been led to fear, BY The
actions Of some of the citizens OF A
few States who assembled themselves
together at indianapolis and solemnly
resolved that they had stood this sort
of thing long enough. The thing they
complain Of. il we have correctly IN.
tangled their proceedings, is that the
Democratic party is trying to reduce
200 cent gold dollars to their actual
value OF 100 cents. No one can deny
that. This Is Il state Of things cal.
culated to stir the indignation Of q
free people. and we say here and now,
that il you can remedy it by setting
up for yourselves and paying your
debts with 200.cent dollars YOU will
be Justified in doing so, even il you
have to tunnel your way into tho
State. But the feeling is now grow.
ing that you will not be satisfied with
il separate government, and this, We
say to you in all candor. is owing to
the immense amount Of dishonor that
was dug up in your late convention.
You uncarthcd so many mean and
develish things that it has struck the
whole civilized world with awe, but
1t will be hard to make the people b..
licvc that they are a set Of banded
thieves. They believe that the Dem.
ocratic party is in favor OF honest
money; that they are in favor Of gold
and silver and paper, with gold and
behind the paper. They be-
lievc in silver because it IS one Of the
greatest American products, but the
Democratic party wants a paper or
dollar as good as il gold dollar,
even II we have to make them three
feet in diameter. This government
will never stamp a lie on anything as
moncy-an HONEST money, an HONEST
people, an HONEST nation is what the
great Democratic party wants ana
will have. Silver was demonetizcd BY
We ask the government 10
undo the wrong. We are not asking
prosperity born of imitation. INC
act OF 1873 was an imposition upon
every solvent man, a fraud upon every
honest debtor in the United STATES
It has made thousands homeless anu
il has reduced millions tn ~bcggaragc'
1t has assassinatcd honest hboF,"
was done in the interest VI a'arEe
md greed, and will and should DC un'
lone by honest men. OMEdA'
Orange Grove, Miss. Sept. II. 1896.
MULBERRIEs FROM CUTTINGS. = a
Carolina correspondent OF lps
Farmer asks IL the inlpro'cu
varieties of the mulberry can be grown
rom cuttings, and receives the m'
...tu. 1914. tvNi,o,o 10 mn diriruIN