New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
EMPIRE PARISH CORRESPONDENTS.

PARISH OF PLAquEansrs, Dot. g. 1855.
Editors Crescentrhe brssch In the Democratic ranks
in TINS section becoming every day WIDER since the
failure OF the Buras Settlement convention in making
nominations for parish o1loes The Buras Settlement
the hapquio settlement aud Jesuits' Bend will either
american ticket abstain from voting in order
defeat the presebt Democratic parish candidates The
honest Democrats in those localities highly ncenss
beiug always quilted into giving their support braw
,ug who take the interest In
welfare II their country They exclam, and rightly
Too what have Johnson Doss, etc. DONE to be Always
o-ngins suffrag.s. Are they they Demo-
Gratis Ii they are, how they, the principle Of
in etce have the erontery the impudencs
BIZ re-eected2 For the last six years these men
bsen rolling comfortable berths and yet what
titles grattudei Is 1t their ignorance their
icspscty The time when ignorance Was worshpped in
parish deity over and We want competent c
zeus to fill ofees and not ignorant foregners.n ,5a
THESE, Messrs Editors, OF tie discourses Of
the Democrats who pretend bs SO friendly towards
Foreigners. But am lar from blaming them tor think
y burning shame tor to have out Of four local
ic.s hree flied by Foreigners and they hold the most
reInuneratve Ii We had no competent to fill
public stnstions it would be proper elect
clt,ssps foreign birth; but have number Of
well educated young who, ii elected, would serve
their country with credit think it is now fully time
that cnange tor the better should take place in the
Empire PARISH.
some Democrats boast here that the Buras Settlement
will pull November at least three hundred votes.
here will they take these voters 1t is well known that
that locality not eighty legal voters at the farthes
Iii they Intend The frauds Of 1874 let them be
responsible the consequences The American party
oppued frauds and if opponents dare employ dis
iearn but, perhaps too late, that it prove losing
business. &g @4
Mr.. Charles OUTLET is longer connected with the
National. understand Mr. Duullet will pretty soon
commence pub lshing another paper
The body Slaves supposed To have been murdered,
last weekin he in the upper part of this
parish D ceased belonged to Mr.. Fortier
Ducks nave commenced arriving in bayous, where
good maay have already been shot Snipes also
in praries From present Appearances the
coming promises to be abundant in every variety
game Wnsn lately at Pointe ala Hache, told
ilions teal be- found In the swamp,
greatest hunting place in Southern Louisiana Our
n,mrod- making preparations go chase them.
selves % commence grinding. Should they have few
months OF fair weather present. they would easily
perform the sruusus operations OF the rolling
The crops fine, bat think they will not average those
VI last year, winch were, you KNOW quite shortnot
exceediug sixteen Thousand hoysheads.
Our District Court for civil meets ON the Sd Mon
day present month Little business will
acted at this session. of the approaching
elections. -
Our Police Jury will also meet the same day our
DislrIct Court Our fathers will be called upon to
numerous subjects OF local improvements.
Angelic, the lately beat his better half
severely, AT her rrques discharged. 1t Is TO be
hoped Angelic will in 1uture better treat his
poor wife
good many eyees of ate been built the upper
part of he Empire par sh There is danger be sp
pretended from in that part Of parish *ss