The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-08
Notices Of the Press.

We append a few notices OF our new
sheet, clipped from such contemporaries
in the State as have shown us that
gratifying attention. The favorable
opinions here given are the more APP
preciated because they come from COM
petent judges Of typography
From the n. .. Democrat.
BEAUTIFUL.-The OUACEITA TELE-
GRAPH comes to US in Il new dress, as
beautiful as the Democracy OF our
friend Mr. McCranie is pure, solid and
unfaltcring.
From the Homer Iliad.l
The OuACHITA TELEGRAPH comes to
us much enlarged and greatly beauti-
fed. 1t is now altogether the neatest
paper in the State.
from the New Orleans Hec.]
The OUAcH1rA TELEGRAPH, publish
ed at Monroe, Louisiana, by that UNI
tlinchiny Democrat, G. w. McCranie,
comes to us greatly improved in APP
pearance, and with other indications
of IL prosperity which is well deserved
by its able and enterprising conductor.
We take occasion to say that the TEL
EGRAPH is an excellent medium tor our
merchants to employ in making them
selves known in that part OF the State.
From the n. O. Picayune.l
The OuAcnrrA TELEGRAPH, published
ut Monroe, La, appeared considerably
enlarged, in new and very tasteful
typc, on the 21st INST. The Office has
also been supplied with new press
and large and complete job outfit. The
TELEGRAPH has deserved we'll of its sec
ton, and we note with great satistic'
ton these evidences Of its prosperity
and the people s apprecia ton OF Il true
| tried and able champion of their rights
interests and honor. The TELEGRAPH
has not waxed fat on Government pal
so much the more credit to journal
and supporters.
| From the Rosser Banner.l
The OUACHITA TELEGRAPH comes to
us increased in size, and having Il typo
graphy excelled by no paper OF the
State 1t is good evidence that Cora
ME is thriving in the midst of all his
political bad luck. lie has been made
! the scape-goat Of the Democracy of his
District on whom is piled all its sins
and with them as Il burden, he is driven
to the Wilderness When the chance
of any Democrat from his District ever
getting into Congress was equivalent
to nothing, that party elected him by
Il large ma GRITTY. Now that his disa
bilities have been removed, he has beer
given the go by.
four Bossier friend is slightly mista
ken in one particular: Mr.. McCranie'
disabilities were only partially removed
at the last session of Congress-.
From the Claiborne Advocate
The Monroe TELEGRAPH comes to u
this week considerably enlarged ant
greatly improved in appearance. Thu
Telegraph has ever been one of our ia
| vorite exchanges. Its editor is full,
worthy of that prosperity which ha
enabled him to make the changes eX
hibited in this number of his paper.
Capt. McCranic's noble and mani,
defense of. the rights Of the people 0
| Louisiana against all encroachmcnts o
the Republican party, has secured fol
him universal confidence and esteem
Our acquaintance with Capt. McCra
ME is limited, yet it has been sutficien
to increase the respect and admira tiol
we have felt for him.
| May prosperity ever attend hin
and success crown his noble efforts il
the political struggles in which he ant
his brethren Of the Democratic pres
are engaged.
There is something really pleasant il
these fratcrnal marks of Kindness ant
an incentive which would move even ;
Stole to the accomplishment of greater
improvements. We purpose making
no halt in ii long-cherishcd design t,
make of the TELEGRAPH Il ncwspape
of the very first class-thc pet of thu
craft and the tavorite Of the people
and we firmly believe, with the supper
Of those for whose interests We ar,
laboring and with the aid Of talcn
which such support will enable us t.
secure, We will certainly succeed.