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AN exchange says 1.-The railway
company of the Quest of France haS
obtained a number OF carriages for
the use of passengers built upon the
American principle. We would
hardly suppose that the company
would have enough passengers built
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such an expense as that.
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STATIONS.

TIME WESTWARD.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

A desperate fight took place on
board the steamer Lizzie Hopkins, at
the Donaldsonville landing, to-day,
between two of the colored deck hands
named respectively Aleck Bowling,
and George Washington, which result
ed in the latter receiving twelve or
thirteen stabs in various parts of his
body. Some of the wounds are ugly
and dangerous, and were inflicted with
a clasp-knife. The wounded man was
attended by DR.. w. NJ. McGalliard, and
subsequently sent to the Charity Hos
pital, New Orleans, while the one who
did the cutting was arrested and
lodged in jail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

Another of those pleasant evening
parties in which we delight to take
part, came off at Mr.. A. J. Sharp's
sugar-house, two miles below town
near the Bayou Lafourche, last We'd
nesdsy evening. Invited guests were
conveyed to the scene of the frolic in
two large carts furnished for the pur-
pose by Mr.. Sharp, and under the pa
tronage and direction of that genial
gentleman and his accomplished
daughters, the affair proved a pleas
ant one indeed. The sugar house ma
chinery was in operation, and became
the subject of minute examination on
the part of the young people assem-
bled. Dancing was INDUCED in quite
freely, and cake abounded. The fes-
tivities Were brought to close at a..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

There is no diminution in the num-
Der Of customers who daily throng to
Marx Israers cheap store to invest in
such selections from his vast aud new
stock of goods as may suit their tastes
and uses. Mr.. Israel OF his obliging
statesmen can furnish almost anything
in the line of dry goods, men and
boys furnishing goods, hosiery, laces,
boots and shoes, saddlery or harness
trimmings, that the imagination can
conceive, and the greatest wonder of
all is the remarkably low rate at
which these things are offered to the
public.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

True to announcement, the steamer
Henry Tete made her appearance at
our landing last Tuesday morning,
looking as bright and fresh as new
blown rose. She had been completely
overhauled and repaired, and is one
of the finest crafts that navigates the
Mississippi. The extension Of the
cabin floor to the jackstaff has been
cut away on a line with the edge Of
the hurricane roof, new canvass has
been spread upon the hurricane and
texas roofs, and a new coat Of paint
from stem to stern has been applied.
Altogether, the Tete is a sight good
for sore eyes. The enterprise Of Capt.
Dalferes in furnishing the people Of
the coast such a first-class passenger
and freight conveyance, and his i'm
mense popularity besides, will not fail
to secure for him a fair share of trade,
He and his boat are a credit to oul
section, and long may they wave.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

"When Greek meets Greek then
comes the tug of war;" SO thought Sn
FAX, TIL Ief, and several other celes-
tails when they attempted to embark
on the steamer St. John last Thursday,
together with all their goods and
chattels, several weeks in arrears to
All Sin, a Chinese chop-stick hash
pile dispenser, but while they were
congratulating themselves upon their
escape from having to liquidate their
just Indebtedness, All Sin, his pig-tail
stiff with indignation and the light
ming like rapidity he was traversing
the space that separated him from the
absconding board-jumpers, rushed on
board the boat accompanied by con-
stable Nathan Hayes, and despite their
threats, prayers and promises to pay,
refused to let them leave, and it was
not until mutual friend of the par
ties agreed to settle the demands of
All Sin that he permitted them to de-
part in search of cline where toll is
not, nor chickering's, nor pay what you
owe.
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Platform and Resolutions
ADOPTED BY THE.
State Convention
August 10th, 1872.

We, the Liberal party Of the State of Loui-
siana, in Convention assembled, do hereby
proclaim and adopt the following as our plat
form Of principles, essential to the redemp-
ton of our beloved State from the evils of
misguvernment, and tending to the restora
ton of Just, wise anu patriotic rule, the vim
dication Of the rights OF the sovereign people
l. We recognize the platform Of the Cincin-
natl Convention of Liberal Republicans as
ratified and endorsed by the National
Democratic Convention as eminently judi
cious and representing the sy,npatlies and
needs of our State and country, and we
recognize in the National standard bearers
of the great peoples party, Horace Greeley
and Benz. Gratz Brown, men OF sterling
worth, capable Of restoring the Government
to the simplicity and purity Of its earlier
wears, when Washington, Adams and Jeffer-
son were guardians OF our liberties. We
therefore pledge them our undivided and
earnest support.
2. We recognize the political and civil
rights Of all men. and pledge ourselves to
maintain them. and we invite all men without
regard to past political differences to unite
with us in our honest effort to accomplish such
salutary reforms as are now Or may be dc
manded by the people.
3.We demand that our State Government
shall be administered justly and economi
cally. and to that end we pledge ourselves te
the abolition of useless offices the reduction
of exorbitant salaries of officials: the earl,
redemption Of the legal obligations Of the
State, and the reduction of taxation as speed
lily as possible.
4. We demand that laws shall be enacted
for the punishment of bribery, and that ths
powers of the Executive be diminished, be
ing inconsistent with republican institutions
and subversive Of the wishes of the people
s. Recognizing public education as al i'm
perative necessity and a guardian of our lib
critics. we pledge ourselves to maintain
generous and benheen .t free school system
the State aud embrace in its privileges TIL.
children of all classes, and We shall demand
strict economy and performance of duty o,
| the part OF school officials.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

REGIsrRArIoN.-The names of 100
persons were added to the list Of reg
istered voters during last week, 6 be-
ing those of white, l03 of colored men.
Only 10 names were stricken from the
list4 white, 3 colored-leaving the
total registration 1858, or 1861 white,
1892 colored. The Supervisors office
will close finally this evening, and the
registration will approximate $500, as
there has been a heavy addition to the
rolls this week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

A grand Liberal mass-meeting and
barbecue will be held at 81 mile point,
Futch's plantation, left bank Of the
river, next Saturday, and rousing
attendance is desired. Distinguished
speakers will be present, and effort
will be made to secure the attendance
of Governor WarmOth. Good music
and plenty to eat will be provided for
the multitude, and a cordial invitation
is extended to everybody, white and
colored, old and young, male and fe-
male, to be on hand and participate.
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Resolutions ADOPTED byLiberal
Republican State Convention,
August 18th, 1872.

WHEREAS, The unlheanon OF the hepuDii-
can party III Louisiana, IN connection With
the Philadelphia movement, upon tar anu
honorable TERMS has been defeated by the
UNJUST anu tfeacnefous actlon 81 the Custoh1-
House faction in that said faction, through
the Vaccinations OF certain federal efhcials,
of whom s. Is. Packard, United States Mar
shal, is chief, and by the improper and I'M
authorized use OF federal patronage have at
tempted to force upon the Kepubiicans OF the
state tleKet not holAnaI ~ ~ Tue Aepunll,
eda a,nn a' p,,s; 10 n 3 Grant aftar ha;ns,
anI I ;nfnrmed reiat;ve tn the action az his
Ias raf;,soS ~ either rc,noxa
~ banon,.. tl,a centa,e ~ ,,oi;ti ii nn;n;on in
s W ,.ar as to defaat tho ,r;shas ~ the moo
rio thrn:,ob tho nae NJ the nuhlic nositinns.
and Tins becomes marty to the offenees
anI ,rronos ,,e,netratad Nv these rccreant
"ti;c;als. and whereas. in the Liberal Re-
nnhl;can nIatforn,s- national and STATE. We
Ind q fi,1i recoonitiom of orr rights. and :.
s.t;atactnry assertion Of Republican, nrinci =.
,,ias. .n.l On the ,,ationaI and State fickefs
IF said party 'competent. true and honest
mon therefore. - .5@.'s.,. -
D-,, I'm, :; ,a,,,,e oes ,.,-..,,.,.
and those renresented by us members of tn,
Rennbliean party, duly approaching the SER
vices and patriotism Of those leaders to whom,
reDublicanism owes largely it's success, and
we our political and cfviI rights, do hereby
tender to Charles Sumner, Horace Greeley.
| n. p. Banks. and their compeers, our thanks
! for the good work done, and express our UNI
abnted confidence in their integrity as Re-
publicans.
Resolrea. That we do now accept az a plat
| form of this convention the platform Of the
Cincinnati convention, and We indorse the
presidential ticket put forth by said conven-
| ton accepting Horace Greeley and B. Graft
brown as our standard bearers in the ap-
| nroachins national contest.