Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
Communicated.
b johnson Meet
kou Goula.

johnson Meet
"Squatters' Of Bayou
East Saturday to ratiiy the
and Johnson.
bad been used in or.
large number Of the
amessenger through
call for said meeting,
very person he could to sign it,
esn't know how easy it is to get
S.Such documents y still ! found
Avery limited, sufficient,
quota Of officers and,
to DO the necessary
nevertheless, a big
10 the great number OF
IA sprinkiing Of Bell
IS spectators. Had q
doubt but that
would have had a
IOwd, such as it was.
District Attorney
b"rt, first addressed
Hcrpeak as well as
Voc Eco being unwell
Eprs.@ as is failure was oc-
sFnumbcr Of known
|Estared him in the face
k stand
frron, one of Dug's big
y able speech consider.
had to defend. lie was
put out Of countenance
by an overwhelming dis
Gy's p~hySiognomy. He COM
henting upon the organization
INVENTIONS for the last twelve
went into a description Of all
ktial nominations made since 1913, |
Which nominated the Little Gil
of course, hs contended was the
hal Democratic nominee. Taking
altogether, I might pass were it
eny,ng the application Of the bred
sion TO the Territories. lie dwelt
ength on this point, and tried TO con
hearers that there was no decision
lndered by the Supreme Court on the
of slavery in the Territories, which !
Phe was not very palateable even to the
'SquatterS." His speech, as | intimate-al-
able as an otaprical effort considering
he cauSe-was very pasSsLle if considered in
The light Of the old Fiench adage, "Qai men
tend gu'vne clocAe nitntend gum son."
Not the least feature Of the arrangement,
the music Of ia, Beihler Bard, aud also
the firing of cannon, much TO the annoyance
Of disinterested niisbors." But it will re-
quire more than tls shooting off Of forty
more or less poUts of powder to raise the
sunkeu spirits Of tie "Squatters' belonging
to Dug.
For the benefit q your readers, | will give
a brief synopsis ,f the meeting. 1t was or
ganized by Appearing Mr.. Emile Sigur, Pre-
sident, and-mse by the band. Afterwards
came the a%Ppoianent of Secretaries-music
by the band, fiung Of cannon. 1t was then
moved and cared that-masic by the band
BY the by, Ibrgot>to state that whilst the
Major was.in IL heat Of his speech, the Pre-
sident of the ustinS ordered him to stop!-
when he rose al said. 81 appoint Mr.. Breaux
aud two otber}n the committee to draft re-
solutions.Y Asic by the band. This curl
Gus little cpisae in the Majors speech crea-
ted gate a sfsation. After it had ended,
and the mus too, the Major resumed his
remarks, andfas allowed to conclude them
without furtff interruption. After which
music by t~he1andand burning more powder.
The resolupns, prepared for the occasion,
were read bfos. "A. Breaux. After which
he appeale4tp his brother "Squatiers" Of
Bayou Gou4 s.stand up to him, as editor of
the Magnoll land be would stand Up to Dug.
This was atft the substancepf his remarks
Previous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the band
and irings candont. After which-music
the band a 4 firing of cannont.
HaAa bibeen given at Bayou Goula last
Satud ifead Of a call for Douglas rati-
f~ication susting, there would have been a
much lafs crowd present. The "Sqdaiters,"
however, PIC as well as could be expected
in SO bad pause and under such discouraging
prospects, If they don't believe it, let them
try itovesnd they win be convinced.
SN oBsERvER.
.IBERvJE, July Goth, 1860.
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