The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-08-15

ma The November election; little !
'olters may continue to whine and
how their teeth, but the entire COM
cannot change the demo-
ratio party.
The New York Recorder, rcpubli-
IAN, says Of Mckinley: "He favored
he federal election bill, which the
democrats called the Force bill, and
10 is undoubtedly ready to sign an
ther just like 1t as president" The
lection Of this man would mean a
yrant in power, land the south sub
ected to an era Of strife and distress.
The eX-democrats are using every
noans TO convince the laboriug class
IS That free coinage will ruin them.
some OF them even go so far as TO
'ner a quantity Of Mexican silver
Ut pit OF American gold
IL appears now, to the Pass
Beacon, as if Mr.. Dees'
'fforts in behalf of Mr.. Denny, has
INJURED more than helped our con-
,ressman in this district.
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Bryan and Sewal - Bold and
Bright and Snappy; Brave
md Strong; Bound to Succeed, says
he West Point Gazette.
Good old democratic Mlssissippi
Will not be represented at the ex-
democratic convention which will be
acid at Indianapolis in September.
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The Red Haired Girl and other
poems, by Booth Lowrey, have been
received at this office.
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Bryan and Sewall clubs are being
organized throughout. The first south
vac organized in New Orleans.
"
Bryan's votes will be 16 10 McKin-
ey's L.
COMMENTS. -
Bryan will sNcsp tho country from
New York to the gulf.-Democrat-star.
With democratic broom, too.
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1t looks very probable as though Tom
Watson Will withdraw.-Rayhe Tribune.
Yes, withdraw from Withdrawing.
ne boilers, poor things, are getting
lonesome. .-Yuzoo Herald,
And will fall asleep before Novem-
Der.
oena. or David Is. HIPS silence rs Mt
asst explained. He is said to be consult
hS eXpers photographers on the mean.
n9 Oh the word democrat. .-Senatobia
Democrat.
And will not let himself be con-
'lnced till after election.
Inose who choose to swallow the Chi
'ago platform at one gully, and without
hnhlhga wry face, have u perfect right
% do so'-Biloxi Review.
TO swallow the Chicago platform
is the @uty Of every democrat.
Thf Cnban struggle is a struggle A
1,uIEANcE, and never will it be settled by
liplPmatic methods.-Times-D Democrat.
IL ought not to be settled until
Weyier and others like HIM are ex
terminated.
What Is the matter with the hoodluns
'round West Point7 For several weeks
hey have mot thrown any bricks nj the
'ditor of the Gazette. Coast Beacon.
May be they have discovered that
m editor, like the Icat, is possessed
Of nine lives.
A national party can logically take its
from anywhere, not so with a
ectionat party, such as Watson frankie
dlnits the Coliseum party to be,--Chiea.
70 Chronicle.
We Away had an idea that some
hing was wrong with our "wiId
md woody vest cotemporary.
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Mr.. HobarPs room in the rennrI;o.,,
Ieadquarters at Nsw York viii nndonbt
dly be filed up with the finest eolIoc.
ION Of bpngstarters obtainal ls.-Chloa 20
Probably SO and judging by the
enseless war the Chronicle is wap.
ng against democracy it would seem
nat 1t is anxious 10 operate one of
hem.
The absence of any mention OF Mr.. Mo.
Ninley, of Ohio, In hls speech made M
'ortiand, Me-, by Mr. Reed, in aoeepttno
denomination to congress, is accented
o mean that Mr.. Reads too is still sore
rom the stubbing it got at st. Louis. =
Mobile Register.
Reed should be congratuIating
himself on having escaped the shame
md defeat which Is awaiting the sub
ect of his wrath.