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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03

Do you lack faith and love healthi Let
rs establish your faith and restore your
health with DeWitt's Ssrsaparilla. New
tons drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03

"wake up, jacob, day is braaking!" so
said DeWitt's Little Early Risers TO the
man Who had taken them to arouse his
sluggish liver. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03

Chicago, July 3.-Hogs Official re-
ceipts yesterday, 27,l54; shipments, $500.
Cattle-Official receipts Yesterday, l0,3O1;
shipments, $50. Sheep-Ofiicial receipts
yesterday, 15,747; shipments, 3,425. The
estimated receipts on hogs Monday is 3d.
600,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
Executive Committees Decision.

Chicago, July 3.-3 p. NIT has been
determined, as far as it can be in advance
of the meeting of the national committee,
that the committee will elect for tempor-
ary chairman some man not identified
with the silver movement, although he
may have leaning toward silver. It is
apparent that the members of tho CON-
mittee feel that the national committee
should not be dictated to by an outside
organization.
Ben T. Gable, member for Illinois, said
that he opposed having the Democratic
national committee swerve from the GUS
tom in the selection Of temporary
chairman, and, if the convention does not
like the committees selection, it will have
a right to vote in another man.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
COLORADO MAY VOTE FOR BLAND.

Denver.-The five Colorado delegates
to Chicago are for Bland and the eight
votes will probably be cast for him under
the unit rule. Colorado will present no
candidate. Should Teller be placed in
nomination the Colorado delegates will
vote for him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
Utah will be Represented.

Washington, July 3.-For the first time,
tomorrow, the flag of the United States
will be tioated with forty-tive stars on a
blue field, indicating the admission of
Utah to the sisterhood of states.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
Favorable to silver Dick

st. Joe, Mo-, July 3.-Ex-Congressman
j. Bryan, of Nebraska, arrived in the
city last night and was in consultation
long time with G. H. Cochran, delegate to
Chicago. He thought Bland would be
nominated.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
Canvassing Candidates.

~,
on'cago, ouiy no els0l mou ao
naA'us uo0olu 80 -
seona;aat., s hafora ths onanino pf tha non.
yention. This work is necessarily being
conducted quietly and largely at the
present stage by the recognized leaders.
They find the task one of ponderous pro.
portions on account of the determi ination
If the respeotiye candidates to hold out
ma long al there is a probability of sue
cess.
notwithstanding these difficulties the
renresentative men express hope success.
One said that man may be named and a
snffioient number of votes pledged to him
"a insure his nomination by Sunday night.
The especial necessity for COL concentration
unon a candidate ia found in the belief
among the silver men that it will be the
nlan If the gold forces to combine with
the friends Of some particular candidate
and thns secure the credit of naming the
candidate. even though he NAV not agree
With them m the financial question.
The silver men ara determined to pre.
vant anv coalit;on of this char aoter on the
oronnd that M man Who would accent A
nomination AZ the hands Of the gold men
wonld he accountable. whatever his pro.
fessions.
n
woAA'S' AAAD ioA -
The silver boilers from the 81: LOUIS
convention are working like Trojans to
impress upoA the Democratic silver lead
ers the great advantage OF Tsller's noml-
nation in solidifying all the silver ele-
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
Subscription-$1 90. per Annum, in Advance
JONES FIGURES.

Chicago, October l4.-Senatol
Jones, of the democratic nation
al committee, characterized the
table of the probable electora
vote as given out by Senator QUAY
as "great bluff" The chairman
pointed out that of all the states
~ med by Quay as doubtful, only
Tennessee and Virginia had not
complete fusion of democrats.
populists and silver republicans.
The Senator also stated that of
the states classed for Mckinley
there was complete fusion of all
the silver forces in the following
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota,
North Dakota, Ohio, West Virgil
MIA and Wisconsin. In thirty-two
states altogether complete fusion
had been effected Of all the forces
opposed to the gold standard.
Chairman Jones gave out tho
following table, showing the votes
OF the respective candidates in
electoral college:
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

moral creed, abridges no existing
function of the constitution, repudi.
a.es no principle Of the democratic
party.
10 repudiate the constitution or
any part thereof is The only revoIu-
tionary tendency people may cx-
hibit ; therefore in repudiating that
portion sof the democratic plank
which merely reafTirms the declara.
tion Of the constitution Of the United
States as to states rights, the defam-
ers Of democracy become the real
and only revclutionists.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
STATES, RIGHTS.

Republicans and boltocrats have
almost Wasted theil breath in yelling
down that plank of the democratic
party which claims reserved rights
for each and every state, while refer
ence to the constitution Of the United
States will show that instrument to
be responsible for the very declara-
ton they go bitterly oppose.
But il Is not the first time that
states rights become the subject Of
political discussion. Back in 1860
when that institution was slightly
controverted the republican party de :
clared against the invasion In I'M
mistakable terms. Glance over the
preamble Of the democratic plat orm
Of 1892, and there you win see the
following:
/ The representatives Of the demo ratio
party Of the. United States, IN national
convention assembled, do TeIfflfm their
j allegiance to the principles OF the party
as formulated by Jefferson and example,
! fed By the long and Illustrious line OF
his SUCCESSORS IN democratic lead
ersbip, from Madison to Cleveland; we
believe that che public welfare demands
that these principles be applied TO the
conduct of the Federal government,
through the accession to power Of the par
lty that advocates them; and we solemnly
! declare that tho need OF u return to th Sc
fundamental principles of a free, popular
government based on h0me rule and in
dividual liberty, was ncyer more urgent
4 than now, when the tendency to central
| ize all power at the Federal capital has
become menace to the reserved rights OF
the states that strike at the very roots OF
| our government under the constitution as
framed by the fathers of the Republic.
No democrat then said anything
about revolution, anarchy or any
thing else. On the contrary, adher-
ents weIe unanimous in declaring It
the very essence of democracy.
Remove the sovereignty of the
state and you at once Destroy the
foundation upon which rests our re-
publican government. Safe rights
u incontestabIy essential TO the per-
petuity Of our free institutions, and
the man who votes for / violates nc
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

Tor liberated people; it breathe,
freedom and equality,
But we have right to question
our institutions. Lincoln, greastest
of statesmen and patriots and who
should be the fountain head Of re-
publican inspiration recognized that
right. To the Archbishop we should
IKE TO say that there is a higher in
stltution than the supreme court.
higher than all else, and that is the
government. 1t was the first formed.
1t Is the mother and protector of all,
other institutions, and when it erum-
bles all else will 10. But the .su.
preme court should held in respect,
and we defy the republican party
TO point one word In the democratic
platform which can be construed as
direct arraignment of that tribunal. |
Arcplshop Ireland's attack is pos
''lvely savage. He has applied the
term anarchist" and imputed dis
honest motives to honest men; he has
SIandered American intellia ence.
But there is one thing sure, his
etter cannot determine the election
. Will be regarded as campaign
party by q against the democratic
IAN, and nothing more.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
PALMER AND BUCRNER.

Palmer and Bucker passed through
our city this morning enroute to New
Orleans and addressed small crowd
at the railroad station.
These men attract little or ho
attention in their southern tour
This is owing to the despicable poi,
tion they have assumed in this cam
paign.
Among the original boiling demo-
Gratis were good men, and in nomi-
hating a presidential ticket thought
they were doing the proper thing,
perhaps they were, but the open ex.
pressions of the nominees that they
favor Mckinley for the presidency
go to prove that they do not care q
fig for the principles enunciated in
the indianapolis platform or the men
that nominated them, consequently
a major part Of the original boilers
h'Yfh Yhdrsi' rs'rsssafs sSSfstIA IAlssE sasRo4 tu u'heig
ern cold people hate treason, hence
their receptions.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
Attend the meeting tonight.

The Illinois republicans discov-
cred, to their CONSERVATION, a
few weeks ago that Bryan would
come to Chicago with 81, 1000 ma
jority. They at once threw into
the field five republicans ex-gov-
ernors, six martyred Union gen
erals, six United States senators
and 100 hundred other speakers.
1t was too late--the campaign
was practically over and every
voters mind was inexpugable.
This state of affairs is reflected
on the editorial page Of every re-
publican paper. They are raying
--frothing at the mouth. Times
Democrat.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
TIE HONEST PATRIOTS.

The men who are loudest in
their denunciation of Bryan and
his supporters as repudiationists,
revolutionists and enemies of
their country are the wealthy
bank presidents and merchants
of Chicago who also clam that
they are the personifcation of
honesty and patriotism anI yet it
seems that these honest men and
patriots have not hesitated to
commit perjury in order to escape
the payment of taxes. President
Lyman j. Cage of the First Ma
tional bank of Chicago made a
sworn statement to the effect that
his bank building was worth only
$4,000; Marshall Field swore
that his wholesale block was
worth only $271, 900, while the
owners of the great Auditorium
building made a statement under
oath that their property was only
worth 1906, 900. When these fig.
ures we're submitted to Mayor
Swift himself a good republican
he saw at glance that something
was radically wrong so he at once
secured the services of a commits.
sion of experts to appraise the
buildings and their report which
was made with great care declar
ed that Lyman Cages bank build.
ing was worth 81, 100000 instead
of 100000; Marshall Field:
buildings $2,700,000 instead of
1910, 900, the auditorium 81, 1000.
900 instead of 305,000. The Chi.
cago Dispatch publishes a long
list of property the owners OF
which perjured themselves by
swearing to an appraisement OF
only one-ffth of it's value and the
appraisement was seIf-made
These are the honest men and pa.
triots who denounce as an anar.
chist any one who dares to sa,
that the wealth of the countr,
should bear its just share Of taxa
ton for the support Of the gov.
ernment.--New Orleans States.
| Mr. Palmer says the boltocrat
ie organization is the party OF tn,
future. We are not so sure abou
this, but we are certain it is no
at present. Chattanooga News.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

- ~
|. % the"d delone, u g;fvsa:.shop Iralpepss
government, ArchDaaqet-. ssssai5d cal
umniates the dead and slanders the
living. From its very foundation de-
mocracy has labored for the preser-
vation OF the government and human
liberty, and If to repeat and demand
that these essentials for free institu-
tions be continued Is anarchy and
revolution Archbishop Ireland is cor
rect in his summary of the Chicago
platform.
Who is at The head Of this govern
menls Is 1t the people or some
crowned head? 1t is the people, aud
to say that they are couspiring against
themselves; that they want to de-
s.roy their own temple, their own
free institutions is caumny border
ing on insanity. The Chicago plat
form does not say Mr.. Banker may
not be president, but by the eternal
gods 1t proclaims that neither throne
nor monarch shall desecrate the sane
tity OF our country as long as'lt cen
prevent 1t.
IL IS favofite occupation with re-
publican speakers and writers to
place their own interpretations upon
the Chicago platform, hence the pro-
clamation that it heralds a bloody
reign. The republicans are deeper
ate aud therefore resort to desperate
measures TO uphold their tottering
cause. The unprecedented and we'll
meaning voter mCst be warned
against them.
The Archbishop lays much stress
on the allusion TO the supreme court
contained in our platform. Is il a
crime to speak Of our supreme court
Has it come to pass that the people
can no longer speak Of those institu.
ton OF which they are an integral
part2 Are our institutions so fraiI
that TO breathe of them is signal
for rayolution and destruction? Il
our very blood still dominated by the
fear Of glitterng sceptre? If SO,
Archbishop Island is right, and ouI
platform is rank treason. Consider,
ing the seryitude our country Is be-
ing driven to, we can trathfully
ayow the Chicago platform to be q
second declaration Of independence,
and none but strong and fearless mer
! will support it. That document il
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
TONIGHT.

| Elsewhere In this issue will be
found call by the democrats Of Bay
st. Louis TO meet at the courthouse
tonight for the purpose of organizing
'"b. Regardless of
convictions on the va'~.- issues Il is
a duty every democrat owes HE !.
ty to labor for its success, and there
fore we urge every man who has par
ticipated i1 the councils of the party
in the past to be present at the meet
ing tonight.
In local elections, when only the
name OF the party is concerned, dem
ocrats readily respond and now that
all that it contends for is at stake ;
that the election Of a president must
be undergone, doubly necessary does
it become democrats to rally.
1t is the party that has alwas stood
for white supremacy that Is in need
Of you; it is the party that contends
for all that IS great and good in gov.
ernment that demands your suffrage
II is the democratic party beckoninp
Iyouto follow in the footsteps of old
Will you follow? We believe you
will. We believe every man who
has been known in the past as dem
ocrat will unhesitatingly proclaim
again TO night that he is still a demo
n-at
\ For a strong, substantial part.
\ there must be unison. The minorit,
! y s,..a 40. ftGg obediance to the majority
real not necessarily impl,
TO do this does 4a9an- 4
Of indlvlau~a ofNs>
ions. There are many gold delay m
rats earnestly laborlng for the sm- q 3
cratic ticket; they recogp' lhS''u g
rene law Of the "'Jori'y III
lust rule. IL
We no impress upon every m
smo. Z that it IS duty he owes v
party to be present at the meet y
! tonight. "
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The men who join this group of
disgruntled democrats place them
selves outside Of the pale of the
party and will not hereafter be
entitled to consideration in any OF
the party's councils; they delib-
.erately announce that they ara
unwilling. to abide by tho will Of
an overwhelmingly majority cf
their party associates, and must
heDceforth be discredited ia tho
democratic organization. Biloxi
Herald.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

A prominent democrat of this
place has suggested the name Of
damnedocrat for the Palmer Buckner
type. IL is the pest we have heard
yet and cannot but meet with uni
yersal approval.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The Iaborer has by time learned
exactly what protection means, and,
having done this, he will not jeopor-
die the purchasing value of his sal
AIRY by voting for Mckinley.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The Echo has received the first
number of the Educational Courier,
published at Poplarvillc, Miss. and
edited By Mr.. W. /, Thames, princi-
pal'of the Poplarville High School.
The Courier is fine effort.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
4. b. TURNER,
GAsToN 9. GARDEBLED,

VrEsiNG or WAvELAND SCHOOL
,M,ayeland, y, Miss, September is, 1896.
The Hoard of Trustees Of tho pnbl,c
ssnooi hereby announce that the public
scneoI OF the town OF NayeIand will omen
y Monday, October 5, 1896.
Richard Attaway president.
e n MandelIe. Secretary.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The most noticeable and signif-
cant change in the comparison Of
the two periods is to- I-n~ OK
the case of Gerrhe have multi
ings Of that n-fold. From being
piled oven this is now over half
a tweu Great Britain. n.--Vicksburg
thanmercial Herald.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

Senator Jones added that thou
sands Of democrats in Connecti-
cut and New Jersey had informed
him that those states would cast
their votes for Bryan, while the
democrats of Iowa looked upon
that state as safe for Bryan by a
larCe maiOriLY.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
ARCHBISHOP IRELANy s
LETTER

! LEIiER.
Archbishop Ireland's letter Is =,
declaration that the people ore una.
BILE to govern thesmsalse and that
the sooner despot is established the
better.
His letter should have no more in.
fluence among the people than If Il
had been written by any republican
,nsQlitlcian. lie advances nothing new.
. Nents are borrowed from
cheap campaign rs
little extra vituperatibn tSS.' WIN d
We assure the religious follower that
there is nothing dlviIe or inspired
about the letter and that he may
vote the democratic ticket without
offending his God.
liis criticism Of The Chicago plat
form leads us TO bellHe that he has
not yet read IL, and hat his opinion
was formulated on i1erences drawn
from the distortions made by its en-
emies. For instancd he says: The
platform Of the Chlago convention
threatens the countIf With destruc-
tion OF social order, nth lawlessuess.
and anarchy. Phe Pnoniication OF
law and Of social order n America is
our courts and the proise of safety
to our free institutions the prompt
obediance Of the peplc TO those
courts. And now, thecourts are TO,
be shofn Of their powr, and shorn
Of il IN favor of mobs beat on riot
ing and the destructin Of property.
! Does that sound although he had
read itf BY comparisons in this
gaagsigT gsagsiTc Tal Tpals,{kor% ksTs 1880 'se' Asm, ;.
counterpart Of TT Of 1892 ana ',ara,ia ,nas
-, 1892 was d"-'oo'a''o
the platform @aaied. r.nocracy was
none mas ssoliticerparty implanted up
the hrs'r lnseri.-.a soil and its founders
on. on zen who need no recommends
ID, and in attributing evil designs
s,nSs.,,democratic party toward len
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
coNTEMPoRANEous OPINIONS.

Indiana is democratic. We
firmly believe that Mckinley is
defeated today. All indications
point to an overwhelming victory
for Mr.. ryan,-Indianopolis
Sentinel.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

Many gentlemen, locally prom
inent as democratic leaders. un-
qualifiedly assert that bolters from
the straight democratic ticket
must hereafter be debarred from
participation in the councils Of
the party. This is strictly in ac-
cord with the fundamental prin-
eiple of Jeffersonian democracy
that the will of the majority is SUI
preme. 1t is also in line with the
time honored usage, and all relia-
BILE precedent, We are prompted
to make this announcement
through patriotic motives and sim
cere friendship for those we'll
meaning but misguided democrats
who are wandering from the fold.
democrat Star.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

To inject sectionallsm in our pre-
ent campaign is the veriest r,t. The
north, south, east and west we've
equally represented and equally
anxious were they all to adopt the
measures proposed in the Chicago
platform.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

So long as the bottom of Han.
mas barrel is not reached the
front porch orator of Canton will
have somebody to talk to.-Kan-
sas City World.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
J. "A. & J. 0. Mauffray,
P0plaryilIe Hiab School

Inc largest school, the best buildings.
the strongest faculty, the cheapest rates
N south Mississippi Eighty six board.
ers and total OF 264 stuelents enrolled
during the last session. boarding facill-
ties increased by the erection OF a 40 by
90 three STORY building. Instruction
thorough, health and moral influences un.
surpassed, Fifth session opens Monday,
September 7, 1896, For catalogue address
Capt. /. X. White, secretary. or WI.
Thames, principal, Poplarville. Miss.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
kTEACHERs.

'els H., August 81, 1896
riyIa male teacher for
''} 3 n Leland, Miss, public
ltp ~ tyed until Tuesday. II
~ tmbcr 18th, 1896. LIZ
Se.. III application. Salary,
'ni 81, Sec'y school Board.
q llii,, Bay st. Louis, Miss
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
NOTICE or EXAMINATIONS

NOTICE IS hereby given that examination
~. III 'eacners "a will be held 30 Bay st. LoujA
lSa' Saa Nicholson as follows. Bay st. Louis,
I2bPer IL and 10 for whites. Bay st.
|fls *6a.,.ss "a and 25 for colored. Mich
3 I|u.., +. .'su ! % and "a for whites. Nlch-
''s'e y se4spd 31st for colored.
Il # 'ire{3 lnkrt- G.. srs@s GSsvE,
fti0ginp of Pub. Education.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

an I PIVPUT tCETf !L---WlII - eIfh
~1as1n i'~-soS xther's arm. He might
have added bat William Mckinley
today 'rampl3s upon the American
workingman while William Bryan
is engaged in liberating him from
his awful condition.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

SEVERAL FAITHFUL
Iso trayel for responsible
buse In Mississippi Salary
q SIS weekly and expenses.
armament. Reference. En-
addressed stamped envelope.
ial. Star Building, Chicago.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
THE SEA COAST ECHO
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
OF NEBRASKA.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
ARTHUR sEwALL,
OF MAINE.
FOR CoNGREss--sIxTH DIST
WM. +. LOVE,
OF ANTE.

There has been another Presidential
ticket PIT up By boiling democrats,
0m there is bur ONE democratic
ticket.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

A publisher of city directory
of Meridian, Miss, publishes a
card in the Herald Of that city.
that they "are connected in no
way with any other so-called busi-
ness directory or advertising fake
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The Grenadian has broken the re-
cord by getting out the finest paper
ever issued by Mississippi office.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

The republicans have cut down
their majority in New York 10
25O,O00--it was $50, 900 a fortnight
ago There does not appear to
be any reason in fact they do
- III 11pv shI, Sr-.,..r. 80. s..1 s,s-rsS
workers salary down one half,
why are corporations and mani
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

There is no doubt that McKip-
ley once favored silver coinage.
but that was before agent Hanna.
OF the gold syndicate, picked him
up iu the political pawn shop
st. Louis Republic.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

In speech the other day, Col
Robert G. Ingersoll said: William
Mckinley was soia'pe brass.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17
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ID. b. SEAL

A Card.
Parties owning carts and desiring to
ork for tho city are invited to lsaye
their names and addresses with the city
secje etary, at the court house.
by order of the board OF msyor and al
dermen. Richard Mendas, Secretary.
Bay St. Louis, Miss Oct. 6, 1895.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

Henry George, the single tax
leader and labor organizer, says
Bryan is going to carry Ohio, and
that that fear on the part of Mr..
Hanna is why Mckinley is kent
so close at home. He is wanted
to make speeches every day in the
week.-Clarion-Lcdger.
The sea coast echo., 1896-10-17

,e1'' the opens..., roses, repeating the car
helr of last year.
puiatoi early Il we would take the de
much cain about II lis the time..,,ss ssT'
wave OF "fellow feelfifE.s, or the
worklnsman sweeping the Coun-
try?-N, Y. journal.