New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-28

Kellogg State ticket.
! The North Louisiana Journal, published
in Tensas parish, Robert Worrall, editor
and publisher, supports Grant and Wilson
| and the Kellogg tate ticket.
The Republican Pioneer, published in St.
John the Baptist parish, Mortimer F. Smith
editor and proprietor supports Grant and
Wilson and the Kellogg State ticket.
The Ascension Leader, published at Don
! aldsonville, Morris Marks editor and pro
prietor, supports Grant and Wilson and the
Kellogg State ticket
The Shreveport Union Herald, recently
! established with no announcement as to its
editor or publisher, supports Grant and
Wilson and the kellogg State ticket. The
Union Herald is a weekly campaign paper.
The St. James Sentinel, W. B. Ripley, edi
tor and publisher supports Grant and vii
son and the Kellogg State ticket.
The Echo, published at st. Martinsville,
st. Martin parish, by j. F. Penne, supports
Grant and Wilson and the Kellogg State
ticket.
The Carroll Republican, P. Jones Yorke,
editor and proprietor, supports Grant and
| Wilson and the Kellogg State ticket.
The Monroe IntelHgencer, published by
julius Eenemoser, supports Grant and Viii
son aud the Kellogg State ticket.
SUPPORTING PINCHBAcK.
The yidalia Herald, A. B. Harris, pro-
prietor, published in Concordia parish, sup
ports Grant and Wilson and the Pinchback
State ticket Mr.. Harris is candidate for
| Lieutenant Governor on that ticket.
The Homer Liad, w Jasper Blackburn,
editor, supports Grant and Wilson and the
Pinchback State ticket. Mr.. Blackburn is
the candidate for State Auditor on that
ticket.
The Iberville Ners, Halstead 81 Loud,
proprietors, published at Plaquemine, Iber
Vile parish, supports Grant and Wilson
and the Pinchback State ticket. Mr.. Loud
is candidate for Secretary of State on that
ticket
The Plaquemines Republican, Harry Ma
honey, proprietor, supports Grant and
Wilson and the Pinchback State ticket.
The Rapides Gazette, published at Alex
andria, T. G. Compton, editor, G. B. Stew
ant, publisher, supports Grant and Wilson
and the Pinchback State ticket.
SUPPORTING M'ENERY.
The Louisiana Former, published at
Trenton, Ouachita parish, Frank M. Leath-
erman editor, follows the lead of the Plea
y,tlte, and of course goes for the MeEnery
State ticket.
The Ouachita Telegraph, G. w. McCranie
editor and proprietor published at Monroe,
supports Greeley and Brown and the Nc
Emery State ticket
The Sparta Times, published in Bienville
parish, J. R. Head proprietor, and D. F. Head
editor, rallies to the support of Greeley and
Brown and the McEnery State ticket.
The Franklin Sun, published at Wins
borough Franklin parish, by Lewis Zim q
Son, supports Greeley and Brown and the
McEnery State ticket.
The Shreveport Southeastern the leading
journal of Caddo parish, supports Greeley
and Brown and the McEnery State ticket.
The Southwestern is published by L. Dill
lard & Co, and maintains that the DemOc-
racy is not dead and will not die so long as
there exists a federal government.
The Tangipahoa Democrat c. Reid &
Co., proprietors, T. c. w. Ellis, editor, and
R. w Reid, publisher, printed at Amite
City, supports Greeley and Brown and the
McEnery State ticket.
The Lafayette Adsertssr, published at
Veranilionville, Lafayette parish, by Viii
liam B. Bailey, supports Greeley and Brown
and hoists the McEnery State ticket.
The Opelousas Courier, published in st.
Landry parish by Leon Sandoz, supports
Greeley and Brown and the McEnery State
ticket.
A LITTLE IN DOUBT.
The Meydi0ual, published at Abbeville'
Vermilion parish, E Guegnon, editor, does
not take decided ground in its editorial
columns. but seems to favor the Liberal
national and State ticket. From a New
Orleans letter to the MeridjonaI we copy as
follows, referring to the Liberal State con-
ventiOn:
The action of the Democratic and Reform
committees was dictatOrial and uncom-
promising in the extreme. The Liberal
party has put them clearly in default, and
the responsibility of defeat will rest upon
their shoulders. We have put forward
ticket which represents all the anti-Grant
and Kellogg element in the State, and in
my opinion, such a party as will command
the respect and confidence of the COnserva-
tive masses. The only hope of saving Lou
isiana lies in the support of the Liberal
ticket. 1t should be ratified at once in
every parish. We have thought proper to
still leave the door open for fusion with
the Democratic and Reform parties.
The Whitehall Gazette, published at
Whitehall, Livingston parish, has reached
its seventh number, Robert Benefited,
editor. The Gazette does not seem to Crap
pie with political questions, but admits
communications from all sides. One writer,
in reference to a previous communication,
says:
Now would like, if the thing is not i'm
possible, to hear of some good that these
gray-headed veterans have ever done the
parish. BIr. Jones will confer a lasting
favor. not only upon the writer OF this ar
ticle, but upon the gray-headed veterans
also, if he Will make known to the people
of Livingston the good deeds that they
have performed deeds that were for the
good of the people of the parish at large.
LEANING TOWARD PENN.
The Louisiana Sugar Bo,rI, published at
New Iberia, Iberia parish, J. Y. Gilmore
editor and proprietor, is not political
paper, but all its leanings are toward the
Liberal national and State tickets.
The Richland Beacon, published in Ray
Vile Richland parish, Thomas j. Mang-
b,r, o5;tor oDd y7rODrietOr favOrs the