The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-16


ity is to, look for them. We shall look
for reformation, and if majority of
the people do likewise, reformation
will surely come. ..sfEr..ss'-t f.,..- !.
The people of Louisiana--not the
politicians, but the tax-paying and Ia
boring masses-are Disguised with the
political chickering's and turmoils which
have been prevalent in the State for
the past few years, and seem about to
reach elimination in the issue of
the conflict between the two Canvass
ing Boards in New Orleans. So gen.
eral has this disgust become, that q
growing feeling Of Indifference as to
whether Kellogg or McEnery is de-
clared elected is perceptible. The peor
pie want less politics and more wise
Notwithstanding Of defective
laws-that shall reduce the expenses
Of the Government, lessen taxation,
and harbor our manufacturing, COM
mercial and producing interests, 30
that beautiful Louisiana may regain
her former prosperity. la f,1a,
BY uniting upon either Messrs.
CAN'T Or Price, the Liberals of the
Third District could have elected their
candidate to Congress, but by allow
ing themselves to be divided they have
secured the success Of Darr,ll, the
Republican nothing whose master
ly inactivity as Representative in the
halls Of the National Congress has
been the subject Of frequent glowing
eulogy from our pen. Mr.. Ebert
CAN'T being the regular nominee of
the Fusion party, had first claim to
the support Of all opponents Of the
Republican party and its nominees; )
hence it is those remarkably far seeing
voters who cast their ballots for Price
who are responsible for Darrall's cleo
ton. We hope they have learned a
lesson in political usage and good faith
that will benefit them hereafter. 49,
Peters Musical Monthly for Novem-
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The pieces are also published in sheet
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