The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-04

Tor Governor OF L0uiSlaAI. nave ulce
great mary voters from Washington al
list. Helena parishes, aud all ale in for Alel
Even HE people Of Mississippi (Kirkssi
adioins the mississippi boundary liDel al
Of oud to see and hear bis name announce
for Governor" s - 3 ~ = E
lvaHereis an extract from another Letter
|aTaniipaboa, Oct, a., l8S5.-This sectio
| IS all right. We intend to vote for Henri
| w. Allen whether his name is withdraw
or rot, The aso;ealled) friends Of Gov. A
len tried, a few days ago, to get out the I'm
preston that lie would not accept, butt
i did not take here.s49gr qiGoaq 5at3 sd
/ The following letter is from one Of tb
lmost intelligent, reliable and thorough.
| posted men In East Louisiana who is, witha
one of thelmos influential citizens ofltha
j section Of country: s,s 81 * Ia;
- CiINroN, La, Oct. 25th, 1865.
Editor True DeltaA'Fhe announcement
of Henry W. Allen, has created quite asfa
lror among those who served, under him
Alien IL Their choice, and be will not ONLY
receive every voteiofth the Old Fourth, bu
hundreds outside. East Fsliclana will giyt
him an Overwhelming majority. In st
Helena, be viii not lose, as [ am cIedibtJ
informed, twenty votes. eAll the Florida
parishes will give him large majorities. Ther
Northwestern louisiana viii rally to bis
standard, and roll up nSajoritits by HUNDREDS
and thousands. Henry W, Allen is the can
didate Of the masses, not the politicians, and
however disiasteful it may be to the latter
| the former in this instance will prevail.
Speed on in Inc good work.
80 = : ~ EAST FELIcrANA.
"A private letter from Coving On says:
est. Tammany will vote almost en- mas,s for
Allen. All the people want is tickes to
vote with" " PIP as 5s'4 ~ '.s7lsqi z
A gentleman just down from the neigh
borhood of Amite, says all the people Of
that section have got "Allen on the brain"
IffightfalIyAfllat it is an epidemic which has
seized upon all classes --and no hope is1en-
tertained that it will be expelled until the
people 90 through a process Of ballot.box
filling oa The 9th OF November next. Then
it is anticipated the disease will entirely dis.
appear but not before. I
Since writing the above we have
received the True Delta Of the 3lst,
which contains the following add.
tional information:
We are in receipt Of divers and
sundry communications from the inte-
rior, all going to show that the feeling
loft the country is growing stronger
ind stronger in favor Of ax-Gov. al.
lens election TO the Chief Magistracy
of this State. We propose making
few brief quotations from some Of
the letters. Here IS an extract from
alletter written by gentlemen who
is intimately acquainted in the four
Southern Florida parishes: aANITg
CRY, La, Oct. 27.-However, he TAI
LEM needs but little help. The peo-
pile in these four parishes will vote for
him en- mdsse We expect in this
I(SenatoriaD district to poll fifteen!
hundred votes, and Wells cannot pos.
sibly get over one hundred Of the
number. Lam glad to see Overall, Of
the South, out for Congress in the
Second District. Hc is an able and
true man, and if i mistake not will.
still be esefaQ when the votes are
counted. SO
Here is an extract from another let
ter dated Ponlchatoula, Oct. 27.-"Hel
(Allen will sweep every thing be-
fore him in this parish. Every one is
resolved to vote for him; and any
person that would come here and
doubt bis being elected, would be
lltreatIod as q lunalie escaped from his
Keepers. There is but one subject
talked Of here, viz: Allen. Allen, ALL
lenl and the people: are nearly crazy
with enthusiasm Oh that point.n ii
"a letter from the Ftlicianas Of a !
late date, says: 9"T am satisfied from
my knowledge Of the people of the
Fellcianas, that heblAllen) will carry
everything before him here, and i
take itifor granted, that his popular
ity is equally great throughout the
State,,n etc. 'fde iiia3l
But we are too much pressed for
room, to multiply evidences just now,
and will conclude BY quoting the fol.
lowing from the Plaqaemine (Iber.
vile parish) South, of the 2Stb, pre-
facing the publication Of the Alien
circular to the people Of Louisiana:
We have received the subjoined cir
cdlar from the parties whose names
appear below, with the request to-
publish the same in the South. s
The address fully explains itself,
and requires no words aof comment
from Us. In whatever light this new
movement, at this late moment, may
oetregarded, it cannot be gainsayed |
that no man in Louisiana has a stron-
ger holdsupon the popular sympathies
IF the pnnnln nf this State IT,