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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
DAVIDSON DODGlNG SlGlR.

Below We give the proceedings of a meeting held
ut Waterproof on the 10th inst. ON the day named,
Mr. Davidson. we arc informed was on board Of
steamboat that landed at Waterproof but on learn
ing that Mr. Sigur was there, continued on up the
river ii remains to he seen whether he met Mr. Sigur
on the day appointed hy the meeting
WirEprRoOf La Oct. TO- 1857.
st q meeting Of the Democracy held this day, on
motion Of Thomas Hail. ESD MAYOR John Mccullough
VA, called to the chair. and Mr. u, York appointed
secretary.
The Chairman on assuming his duties. stated that
this call wa. made to hear addresses from our fellow
citilrn. Mcssrs. Sjgur aud Davidson. candidates for
Congress bu in consequence OF the absence OF Mr.
Davidson he courtesy Of his opponent suggested
rostponcmcnt whrrcnpon Mr.. H. Mccullough moved
that the meeting adjourn until Monday next and
committee Of two hc appointed 10 call upon and APP
prize them Of our preparations to hear them, with an
invitation 10 favor Us.
t'udpr this motion. the Char appointed Ncssrs.
tame- " Gjilu.pc. Of rensas parish. and Icbnlon
York Of tuncordia parish.
ON motion Of Mr.. I. Hall II was resolved that our
ricnd- and pilow.ctiZcns from the surrounding par.
i>h,, he Invited to participate ON the OCCASION
ON motion. thc meeting adjourned TO meet at Wa
trrproorUn Monday nest. the 10Th instant.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH. Chairman.
T. IprE Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
A CARD.

A QuERY.-When Mr.. Herman returned from the
Baton Rouge Convention in May last, in reply to Mike
Richarts interrogatory, why the Convention had adj
journed without making nomination, his reply was,
that Davidsop's friends were . too strong too
many for them. y Now will he be kind enough TO
inform anxious public what he meant by that
reply ?-Argus.
An anxious public " is respectfully informed that
did not attend the Baton Rouge Convention in May
last, and that Mr.. NJ Richarts and every body else
were in possession of as much information, why the
Convention adjourned without making nomination
as was and the Editor of the Argus is particularly
requested when he has occasion to use my name to
do so with respect or not at all.
W. FERGUS HERMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
ME. .LarR Is 80 rELIcIANA.

The champion ortheStaic, Rights Democracy spoke
ler" in The Courthouse on Saturday last. Notwitll.
standing tha short nocn, there was quite rc.pectu-
BE gatherin" Of the people, Mr. Sigur though much
exhausted aud figuad. delivered powerful address,
Hi arguments wore overwhelming and conclusive he
handled tie Convention thai nominated Davidson and
il, proceedings without gloves" logical and
conclusive were his lra-onngs thai numbers of yotor,
who have heretofore supported Mr. Davidson, were
convinced ~ iho clTor or their course and are now
among tlia warHo,l supporters Of Mr. %igr. Mr. <.
poka at jackson at might. and with like go..l re-
suit IL ha. made his mark in this parish and here.
o. wherever he las been lhn p"opl" ar" rushing % his
standard The cbaneeiu Til. town Is evident. and i.
still mlr ovdent IN the country.
Hotcr. Of East Frlieiaaa, aaalyza Tie speech If Mr,
SOUR, think Of his arguments. examine carefully the
truths that ho presented to you, and on Monday nest
at tho Balot-BoY vote for The trle Democratic nom
nee Gp Congress, /. ]. Signr. The Convention that
nominated hmwas composed Of five Parishes since
his nomination bnrville. West Baton Rouge. Concor-
lia. Tcns. Carroll. AID Madison, have each ra.
tilted his nominations making in all eleven parishes.
repIc,caing 800 Democratic voters. There II not
shadow Of Il doubt then as 10 his being the nominee
of Tho majority Of tie Democracy Of this District,
There Is mol Il hopa for Davidson. The contest i, be-
tween seur and Watterston Which will YOU vote
farp
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SHERIFF
7,s>We are authorized by the friends of ALIEN
ANDER ;. NORWOOD. to announce him as can
didate for the Office of SHERIFF of the Parish Of East
Feliciana, at the approaching November election.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
TS"We are authorized to announce G.. II. JONES
as n candidate for "a seat in the State Legislature
subject to the will Of majority of the voters of the
Parish on The First Monday in November next
FOR RECORDER.
Iss- We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
WHITE. as candidate for reelection to the Office
of RECORDER of the Parish Of East Feliciana
FOR MAGISTRATE-FIFT WARD
TWO TO NE EtEcTEp.1
ES- H. b. CHASE announces to his friends and
the public, that he is candidate for reelection to
the Office of MAGISTRATE for the Fifth Ward East Fe.
liciana, at the November Election.
For CONSTABTE-FIFTH WARD.
rwo TO DE EEECrEp1
5zs-We are authorized to announce THOMAS y.
McCLENDON, as a candidate for CONSTABLE. for the
Fifth Ward. at the November Election.
1E'-We are authorized to announce SAMUEL J.
WORS1lAM. as q candidate for CONSTABLE. for the
Fifth Ward, at the November Election.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
TIE POLITICIANS ys. THE PEOPLE

it j. true remark that the present contest IN this
Congressional District, Is not one between the masses
Of the Democracy, the rank and file, but simply one
between the leaders and the voters. Suiseryien to
and controlled by the will Of one man. upon whose
will they are dependent for prelelment or disgrace,
the leading politicians in the District, have cowardly
RETAINED, with one or two noble exceptions from ta.
king any active part in behalf of the peoples can
didate-Lauren j. Sigur. Thus it is that in his pub
lie addresses he has always directed his appeal to
The people and in no instance has he failed in gain
ing their favor and enlisting them in his behalf.
Where will these leaders be in the event of his elcc.
ton? Condemned by the popular voice and having
lost public favor by their mkewarmncss or oppos-
ton they will be consigned to an oblivion darker
than that Of Erebus. Many who have stood promi.
nent in the list for preierment will find themselves
Justly sighted and neglected, and the secret though
stern voice Of the ballot,box will condemn them to
merted obscurity
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
MAJOR HERON AT JACKSON.

Pursuant TO notice thi, gentleman filed his appoint
ment at jackson on Tuesday last The speaking was
to have been in the day, but was postponed until
evening when the issues involved in the Congressional
question were discussed, Mr.. j. Lacey, appearing in
behalf Of air. Davidson.
The chapel was filed to oyerhowing. Major Her
ron opened, Mr.. Lacey replied the Major closing.
From {, gentleman who heard the debate, we learn
that never on any former occasion had the gallant
Major SO nobly and eloqucnty defended the cause
which he has espouscd. His antagonist was but an
infant in his giant grasp, and he will long remember
the severe and complete dressing which he received at
his hands
The same Interruptions made at this place, were
repeated at jackson, with the like result.
THE DAVIDSON TRADERs.--Dcny it il ye will stig-
maze ii as false swear on your honor ca or use any
other means to induce belief to the contrary there
are men in this parish supporting Davidson who will
swap any one or ALL Of the Democratic nominees for
Il Davidson vote.
oarafulv vnur Tickets hpf0re rptin0
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

1T We see statement in the Advocate. that
Major Heron 1t the meeting in thi. parish which
appointed delegates 10 the State Convention There
is not word Of truth Ill this, can bo >ubatanacd,
by Gen. Carter who presided at that meeting.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

z@- D. On your guard against clectonecr.ng car,.
and Bu2comh statement, from the Davidson party
Owing TO the weakness Of their cau-o. defeat staring
them IN the face they will exercise all mcan. ana
most desperate efforts to obtain votes Listen not 10
their eleventh hpnr circulars. Int stand firmly W. yoar
ticket. and pre-, on 10 glorious triumph hy casting
Your vote M Monday neNt. for hn peoples nominee.
tho true. The honest and talented LAURENT ]. 81
CUR.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERS
Nl lncipicnt Consumption and Bronchitis may be cr
fecualy cured by these remedies II iulciously al.
ministered but for fcycrs liver complaints and dis.
eases Of The amnntary organs. they completely stand
al The head Of all the curative preparations of thc
time Sold by the proprietor. W. i. MoGat, VI D. 33j
Broadway New York.
For sale at the Drug Store Of |. ~ LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
TIE LEDGER ELECTS DANlDSDN-ONERl Ell llih
LEFT. FIGURES IT OUT, ON PAPER

One would suppose, to hear Co Signr talk that h'
was going TO carry everything hy storm let u coo'-
~ examine into the figures hy which he expects to
triumph I- friends claim tho Parishes oi lhcr.iIIr
West Baton Rouge. East Baton Rouge, Carroll MAI
ison. Coucofiia. Trtsa-. and Toutr tonp'c, by ,ho
following aggregate vote no Now. allowing tNis
to lc true Davidson will receive In those Parishes ~
least 1900 yotcs--in the balance Of the District i n
safe 10 bet that Sigur will not get more than 900
votes. viz: in Ayoyele4 80 Catalonia 100 i-as
Foliciara loo. Livingston 30. St Helena 30. st. lam-
many ljp Washington - and West Felici1ua 10
Davidson will receive IN those Parishes at least 2t1o
votes. The result in the District will then foot up,
Silu 2s7O: Davidson $3.50. Wattcr.ton 320l-mak-
Ing total Of l0O2l votes the exact number cast 1T
the last Presidential clortion. Bayop Sara Loiger.
We have looked into thr above calculation Of the
Ledger 10 ascertain from whence he has drawn the
Numbers set down for Mr. Davidson. $3.50. In the
annexed table it will bc seen that the Parishes he
names that will give Mr. Stgur 2l7O votes. and Nr.
Davidson 1900. $40 in ALL only gave Mr buchanan
27t9 vot-. The remainder Of these votes 1ol Is Ia
ken from the Fillmore vote. but to whom are they al.
lowed: Mr. Sigur. il is conceded will receive u
large number in Ibrryille. East and Wrst Baton
Rouge. pointr Coupec cnncorda and Tcn.as
The .clupr's iirurps stand Tins
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

DRAwiNG ~ TuDoN> ToNpoIA--pcr.ons having
tickets can list Of the drawing Of thi. Tomboa
by calling at the Drug Store Of Norwood Tilduh
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

MAKE 4 NOTE or rlus.-At whatever precinct in the
parish. the legislative vote shall fall off. either for
senator or representatives, there will bc found the
largest vote for Thomas Green Davidson.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

rc'- Thn Clubhouse Of Mr. Frank lIardo.ty con-
tanning sixty bale. "f cotton. was destroyed Is fire
on the night Of The 18th inst II was evidently the
work Of IA nrendiary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

Eiit~We are indebted to the Hon. John Sidcl for
q cory Of the Agricultural Part Of tho Patent Oaico
Report for lSj6
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

Iae" Extract OF letter from Avoycllcs, published
in the New Orleans Crescent:
Although Dayidson's nomination has been ratified
by Tie el2"e in this parish Mr. SGuRs chances here are
Iqs 9o9d as hS, This is no secret and the knowing
ones say II he will come here and make one speech It
VIII nave the effect olwinning him the parish. They
Is none.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

coop NEWS FROM CoNcoRDA-Wo had the pleas
ure of meeting yesterday, an old friend from Con-
cordin, whose word is truth ITSELF He informs us
lha Mr. sgur will, beyond doubt obtain plural
ny Il moi majority of votes in that parish.-Somh
Uea. Of Tuesday,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

&='" Great works are executed, not by force but
by perseverance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

m" The iriends Of Mr. Davidson, claim to be tin
legitimate and orthodox democracy Of the Parish
Yet many Of IN, disregarding the binding effect Of
thcr ratification Of the parish nominees. are eth II
openly opposing or secretly manuuycring TO defeat
these candidates. II there Were no Other reason.
why all true and pure d mocrats should vote against
Mr. payid.on aud in favor Of Mr.. sigur, this Of Itself
should BE- sufficient. Mr.. Davidson is noted for yot,
ing against regular nominees Of the Democratic party.
and is il surprising that his supporters should follow
his example. Cast him on then ard show your patri-
otrm and love Of true and pure democracy, rs voting
for The entrc S,ae ant porish deta and LAURENT j..
SlGuR.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

TnE VOTE OF EAST FELrclANA.-At the Pre.dan-
al election there We're Sls votes polcd il this Par
ish. From list before A.. we find that 70 Of thi-
number have clt the Parish. or died. Now. it i, ou'
opinion that not dian 10 votes viii ha cast on
Monday next, and that they win h" nearly equally
divided between the three candidates for Congress-
1t would not surprise II. in the least If Mr.. Sigur
shoul oven rceeige a small lnniorily Nols rerEens
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

10" The Advocate Of Monday makes the follow.
ing tardy amend for publishing the charge against
Maj, Heron that he had 9rerR ii Know-Nothng
Lodge, the article being so worled as to induce Tho
belief that he had really joined the order We arr
glad to see returning spirit Of fairness in the con
ductors Of the Advocate.
MAJ. llERnoN.--A paragraph we copied The othor
Heron had been Know-Nothug. dp.. thai gentl1.
man injustice Without having been solicited i.
make this correction, We do 30 MS an act of justice
na-mucl ~ We gave circulation 10 the report again.
him.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

GS>VOTE EARLY, and then see that no voters
stay away. Urge them to the Polls.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

EXAMINE carefully your tickets before voting.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

SIMILARITY or ELEcfIONEERiNG TAcrlCs.-On look.
ing oyer our exchanges. we could not but notice the
similarity Of the articles in the Advocate Of FRIDAY
aud the Sugar Planter of Saturday, both ntendad for
the same end and purpose the attempt to impress mp
on the voters Of distant parishes the weakness OF Mr.
Sgur Change but the namc and the articles Of the
Advocate would suit equally well the columns Of the
Sugar Planter Both editors are alike fearful Of Mr.
Signrs strength, and both have the same object in
view to dsparage il. The ruse Is too shallow and
transparent to have any effect. Try again gentlemen
STILL THEY CoME-Thc Bayou Mason Times says
the Lake Providence Herald, of the 23d, comes out
in its last issue layoring the election Of Mr. Sigur-
The editor in proclalming his preference for the hon
est and able champion Of true Democracy, gives his
reasons at length basng them upon truths and argu
ments, which cannot be subyered.
The Times is published at Floyd the seat of justice
for the Parish Of Carroll. This makes TEN papers
in the District supporting l.. J. Sigur, and THREE,
y. G. Davidson
z.5"Onc day this week, gentleman of this Parish
offered bet of $1,000 that Mr.. Sgur would receive
more votes in the District than Mr.. Davidson There
were no takers to that amount Where was the Tom
my Green who has been Boosting Of betting $4,000 on
Davidson? Flunked
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
h9 -
g9eD.

Of interfering; that the Ia.e attempt at
revolution did not originate VIII. him, and
that he did no. even know th.: SUCH m u
tempt was about 10 be made The relation
of the two parties. is now, however, very
different, and Is in danger of being grea.-
ly complicated. The Imprisonment Of the
Count is the Just desert for his treason
against Neufcha.el, and yet, As i! is occa-
stoned by an act of proposed Loyalty to the
King. lie tclt bound in honor 70 demand
lis release. Both parties wish lie were not
in prison, and yet the Swiss Confederation.
raiher than YELL 10 any au'hoii'y VI ich
the Kin, IF Prussia may pr sumo o exer-
els" IL eir republic, viii h:iag all ltcir
soldiers lie fell Of ba',le. anl resist
TO the dta-h. Ano'hcr maf,er which adds
somewhat to the compilations of this ca-t
Is the sympathy which mos; of The powers
of Europ, f.eI with Prussia in opposition
to Swiss Republicanisn. Til lately these
free Caatons have been comparatively hid
den among the Businesses Of the mountains.
Their small extent, their unosien,atious
attention TO their own affairs. and their
want of general influence, have been their
shield. But in the onward movcmen: oF
the world, Switzerland is becoming pow
cr in the centre of great States. Railroads
are bringing them wi.hin days ride Of
the great European capitols; and K IS n
strange spectacle which these self-goycrh-
ed, well-orderel, and prosperous commu-
mites present - travellers from Berlin.
Vienna, Brussels, and Paris They see
here the largest liberty and no anarchy:
Intelligence, morality, diligence, comfort,
and even elegance AID refinement, without
royalty or despotism. Here self-govcrn-
ment is practice, not theory Ii is no
more the dream Of the philosopher. or the
excuse Of a rebellious spirit, but the daiiT
blessings of many thousand cheerful homes
Hence it would not surprise me if the
small affair Of Neufchatel, in the presen.
state of Europe, should attract much atten-
ton, end call for the wisdom of careful di-
plomacy. But whatever be the policy ad-
opted by the King of Prussia, of one thing
the world may be certain: Neufcha;el and
Switzerland are one and indivisible The
love OF Independence with them is not
feeble emotion. 1t is a part of the educa-
ton # centuries. The people of Swi:zer-
land, though diligently engaged in tie
prosperous occupations of peace, and dep
rccaiing war as one Of the greatest of evils.
have not been unmindful of the changes
which surround them. They can. at a days
notice. bring into tie field two hundred
thousand soldiers, armed and equipped, and
well disciplined; soldiers who have homes
u fight for as we'll as long cherished rights
TO maintain. Such men can sustain them
selves against the King Of Prussia. as their
f,thers did againsi Charles the Bole. Bat
le; u hope f'r a peaceful termination Of
the s.iiie.--A !. Jour. Con.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
Neufchatel.

The political history of Neufchatel is
somewhat peculiar. aud explains better
than anything else It's present poll po-
81 ion From 1J79 10 1895, this li.tle
S;ae was governed by sovercisns called
the Counts Of Neufcha;el. A. the end Of
this period, the Count of FrDury was
placed a: the head of the government. and
hat family reisned ill 1857. The power
then fell into the hands of the Counts
of Baden Ho,hberg, and in this flmily till
1913. After this the Princess of the
house of Orleans LonqueriWe reiyned un-
Ill 1907, when by the death Of the
Princess Mary of Nemours. the famiIy be-
came extinct. and fifteen different claim
ants arose as candidates for the sovereign
power. Among these was Frederick, King
of Prussia. whose pre;eusions We're sup
ported by all the great Protestant Powers
of Europe, while Louis the AINth and
Paral influence generally were arrayed
against him. AZ this crisis the lie gisla,ive
boly of Neufcha.e elected Frederick as
their King, aud the peop'e in their different
villages confirmed the ACT of the LesiSla
ture. In this manner the King of Prus-
sin became a sorl of Citizen King Of Neuf-
chatel. His authority has been always, |
Judge, more nominal than real. The ter
ritory is separated entirely from Prussia
other small kingdoms of Germany inter
vening between them. and the people left
10 thels ancient laws and their own muni-
cip,I regulations, have enjoyed for cenlu-
ri.s he sumo Kind Of Independence which
the American colonies euj yed previous o
our revo!u ion. In the great uprising OF
i9i8. whel thrones We're tum5ins all
over Europe m cTowHc hea Is were a Il
disrnun'. Neut.hA.el qli. ly cl-ct.d to in
the Swiss C,af' lera in. /. WIS done
wi houi resis arre on The plr' of The King
81 PruSsil, AMI wi hnu. any 3emnast'a ION
# whence on ihr part of be reopl". |
was. il ftct. 4 mere drciar1 iph { wha
ha for long ime excl sympl by with
Swiss repubicanism. AMI a desire 10 ! lon
'ify themselves ma.s. - e IL vi h i l.
is thoushr Is mnny .iattaoagh e. hilg
of p.us~ia II | p~,.-s.ri "a aips- sha ar-
ol Aeufcha,el, yet 1hat be bal no m,en;ioa