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6roke Matiii,irzT

Wi6sen b e II t c ale Oemofraten, @ouieroatiue une
2iberal=R epublifane in often Naros Der Siaot in
Dtahen ausrIden, nm Die NorninIrnns BON 0rees
len nnr Erppn in u1ibertns6aue" @Ge Der Doll
pbin= unb Boltontrase, beute abeub Tuntt S ubr 5u
latiF5iren. Die Yertreter aus Seu %etnaeinen Iaroe,
tueIte nd on Den 8erbanolungen betbeili9en noble
oeriammeln fi6 sDiibcn 6 uNb Z llbr I'M BorSimmer
bes Saales. Gitti9e Reoner weroen sur Srridlnm=
(uua iprehen. 013)
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ueber g ubz@arolina i6reibt bic in
Gbarlelton erideiuenoe rDeutide 3eituns:"
vunier Staat SIo=Garolina blutet aus alien
Yoreu. 8riessgeet uno militdriihe Scz
cupation in einem Sbeil, 9unoerte Der belten
Biir9er I'M @efdnsuiB, pabreno bic Beam.
ten Bic Dffentliden @eloer itcblen, uno Der
Staat benz 8anferott nabe 1T, 10 oaB bic
S1ulen seidlo1en weroen miiiIen, ia ielbit
Die @efangenen unb bic Serridten f6nnen
faum nod 9~efittert meroen, unb iparen nahe
baran, frei9eseben iueroen 81 miiien. Die
SrrenzI nitalt in Columbia bat in ben lebtelt
@o9en BON Der @naoe patriotilder 8iirger
selebt, bic Yrouiant fir bic Siren poritredten,
Sa,nit ite nur ni4t freiselafien meroen brau>
deu. ShlieBlid bat iid Der @ouuerneur
aud in's0tittel 9elest uub aus ieiner Yripat'
Rafie @elOer pOrgeitredt, um Die Siren 3u fit
tern. gS jirO ionoerbare 2ultGnDe."
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.
stnhtzG

Baltimore, cen 3. Uidi 1912.
SerfieSeIte Mugebotc meroCu in rieem BlGeau
bis Suunabene, otn II. WiGi, SormitlaSs 10 ubr,
Gngenommsn nno in Dem Bireau ocs Siir0cImciiter6
0iiitass Il nur, 9%cofjnet, iir ole 2%icferun9 uner
2ampeu:Stu6e, tuelhe iIr ben @Cbraut Der Stabt
biz gum 1. Wdi ndtitcn SGtres Eotbi9 fin iUerbCn.
Stan uno Spe5 ~fttGtionen tUnnen in otsiem Sireau
DGbrenn Der @eidditsituuben einaeicben lutrpen.
Sas Jtebt ir9eHo cineE cher ale Irgehote jurii6=
SuUeiier, 1T participation. SIN Guiru9e:
Sso. ~. SSoptIparS.
U09, 1912, l4) GlPrt hes Stactz9 ommif drs.
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Sanfiaauna.

9~anfiagnng.
Srn. g. Gplemann, General N9enten bes pSilbiies
Bunbes," Baltimore!
@eebrter Ser! SD Fam nitbt umbin, Sbnen meinen
berSliten Dant su gotten fur Die prompte aussabluns
Der NpIice Sfr. fl,SS5. Durh fuelhe mein ieli9er
Wiann i'm rSiIrife,Sunr" fin $1,000 uer6dsrt mar;
uno inbem i'd oieies tbue, mug id Dos Bublifum ioa
ipobL, oils auh Die Wilt9lieber bfs Bunbcs auf Die
8ebanbluns, Sic gle mir anseoei6en lie.
Sen. unD bic Observation-Disclosures, NIT Der Sic mir
in Der grieoisun9 aner meiner mii1eiamen geihdfte,
Die gang un0 gar anger benz Bereihe Sbrcr BHibten
iinn, 5ur Seite ftanben, ouImRrflam MAIDEN. SD
tbue bieics, 10 sic Hd, taft befeibtst, aIler pefunidz
rei Bclobnurs entSo9en. uno empiebfe Sic bierburb,
fowie oas fesensreite SnItitut oes "5ileie=Sunbes"
nidt allen lneinen Sreunoen, ionoern allen Bir9ern
Der Staot Baltimore. = 49tunespon
QI3) @ Gdfhariua Srau,t.
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8anDereine.
Weuer Raubereiu.

90 iit Der ~SGiuer=B auperein ytr. 2" sur Sufrie=
oenbsit iammtliter Wiitslisoer a~ufseloi't bat, iino
lne6rere bapon Wlnens, tinen neuen acknowledgement
8ereiu gu %srfinoen, uno laben oesbalb ane, Die ii6
iol6em aH5uihlieGen ~9eionnen ino, Elm. nlditeu
gamffas, pen II. b. Ntt5., Abencs s nbr, bel Srn.
+. Balfer, Nr. 20, Srleansffrake, ftt ~etuaufins
Sen, no bic ginidreibes sbibr erbobeR unb ii6er Die
contribution beratben ruereen pirr.
Spbann asalter, {. SreHel, Gb. Raffen,
q. Gamer, u. SpRner, 3. YittrpH l.,
(Sh Mir a Nfnurrnun n 81
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Greben erhnIfpn.
mouumsr+o1 G;tn Rro,
500 Ripen init 3uaer serduberte,

500 Ripen NIT 3uefer serduberter
Sdinfen, .
Die beiten Irten, Ierht i'm Durtidnitts sspttt ::
2Gmb'6 pineapple" Marfe,
81. %. 1bomas & @o.'s u@incinnati,s
Geo. 2auc's pRoueiuh,"
9ebr. goan5 See Sioe,@ ---
Alfreo Dtatber's r0faltele @ros,s ,-.
Sbnp's .Tionier,"
.. %. Gbomas & Co.'s ,gofSen,I .HE a.
Dan. Grnel & @o.'5 r8egal,"
~Sbe Grcelfor, .Bearsr6b,"
unlere eiseHen pWionnmentll Gitp.
uno dnoere ourbaas idone S6inten gum Berfauf bel
s. q. Saroen& Gpmp..
lWlara2o.l2OD Nr. 20, Sfhanse.8lace.
Mn 9ansbaltnn9en.
Shidt Cure 2umpen unb altes Retan nah benz
arpRen Sumpens II. Wetans9aaerbauIe, mo- Sbr
ben Wertb oaiiir 6etomntt, obne abaubanbeln ODER
NusHii6te. ~
Gud=AbfdIe unb Woaentuaaren aner Mrt fiub 80
Broaent i'm Breile aeitie9en. ss t.
S6e Ger Gbetpf unt 9tfrlinsHraRe,
tTebr .20,12Dtte.) 1850 DID Conn, Baltimore.
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HAMILTON EASIER q SONS,
Nr. 1919, col unS 2O3, wef=Salf
timpreftraee.
0rDBtes eager bon Wnoe> uttb Wanua
faftnrtpaaren
Gas Weueife in aIcis rfoTen ieser 9irt!
Sapuueie 8oplins Sn 10, 12h, 18A unb % @ts.;
alpaccas 5u Is, 3Ik une 60@ts.;
MohaIr-Toniees gu 80, 62h uno 70 9ts.;
Silf=Eoniees gu 80 Gents uno 81;
Saponeie eilts gu 37h, 90, 20 unb b6bsr;
Gilt Yoplins Su 81, $l.25 uno $l.60;
9pon gifts Su 81, st.25 une ST. 80;
Summer gus gu si.7o. 500 nne bobsr;
ibtpar5e Seteenftofe Su ellen Vrellen pom 81 an;
wetse 8aaren san5 b%eionSers bilis;
i6etten in Den itoniten Wtuitern.
spiseu. . y ip unS SAGE bon $500 bis gu
@Iaes,9an6i@ube 5u 95 Gents, 81. 2OunO bic
Sonnenfhirme- etpas gang yteuss.
&attunc, tG9lit meme SHUTTER.
@ehleidte urb un9ebIeiGte RuieIire, INNER
gum & o # pretie.
9etnen gB aoreui eber grt.
Suite 8 mire fur anabenanSise 5u 62A, 70,
S7A @ent6 un0 81.
Seine aaIinire iGr 6errenz9(eibuns gu s1.25,
81 371a, $50, 81 10 unb 50.
scoth @bepiots uno ersf. 9aitmire fir
In5l9e.
Die e inner fran3. I ire fur gein.
t(elrer.
Die feinften ensl. uno fran5. u otfoffe.
Deutid,e Sudbe uno SosfinS in Den o~nerfannt
belten 6abrifaten,
mir tauicn uno pctaufcn oesen baar; fino eesbalb
i'm Stanbe hini9er 81 O%erfaufen. ais irseno Elm anoe=
res 5aus; mir srin6eu Ste bofi6it, ii9 bierpon iberz
Betsen gu iuoaen.
beutid II. fperben ib Elm Sersuiisen oaraus MAIDEN,
sic gu beSienen.
HAMILTON EASTER i Sons,
Rr. f99. 2Oi uns goa, WeR SaltimOreffr.
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8iireali beg u8altimnrer permanenten
Bau> nth 0anhsG ereins,"
SIR. SO, %. t=sapettefraFe.
$4,000 foeleth auSsuletben
auf 6upot6et in Gummen bon $500 unb mebr. Ser
ionan, ipelde seniiserbe Si6erbeit seben, tonnen
obne auIIdub Seio erbalteu. NdbeEes in benz Biz
reau BON
QIl-6) .. Wf. SnDpcen, Yrli.
prouiorntia,
Nr. II, SOUTH, aeaeniiber8 ermanifr.

2ebens=8erideruns olrd tuotentIihe grdmtenz
3abluneen. - Sieben Dollars pro O ode &rantenz
tncorporirter unb inter ben auipicien Der
~Gegenieitigen 2ebens sVeriid)erungS $ Sefeus
fdbaft BON Saltimure,"
gr. II, Scutb@, geseniber @ermanfraBe,
oraaniiirter Qerein. (223-l
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G~eriammlumgs- Mm3eigem.
0enerQf~

Den Witslieoern Der @eiansuereine % E M a n o.
SRI nner6or," eteoertrani," r6 ar III oni lie"
uno ~ J / o n" Sur Nadribt, OoB Die @eueralz8robe
bente Wittas IL ubr in Der rs oncorota" ftattz
finDet.
(13) ..-... Td5 Spmife,
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8iircon 6cs Nufiehcrs 0cr 0%oocr69uIcr,

S~ulttmore. BEN 90. Mpril lo7G.
IS tDiro hermit bCtannt genabt, eas Mngtbpte
fur Die gu maGenotn &cparaturen in Den Staate- 3a=
bads=Ea9erbGuietn In oieIenlSiircau bis gum IA. Wtai,
Ytitta9s ~ uhr, entle99n9eromlnen Dsroen.
@oatraftoreu Inliien SblloGtionen fir Die 9etreu=
lid @~rilltung ibrGr @ontratte uHterSeidRen.
SpRSiItationen Ger III madeuoen arbelteu f0nnsn
in bIeIent Siireau eiH9CiGbeu iDeroen; Is miro has
RsGt uor5ebalttn, ir9enb Cines Der gugebots iuri6z
%Suuelicn, mclTts entUeoer Sl bod ODER uH9GnI@
9ero lit.
(l0S-l6) ". y MUuifiu, Muiieber,
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Neab's "GRAND DUCHESS" G1l>
-. niid1ra Mnfier.

C
"READ's GRAND DUcHEss CoLoaEY,D
"RIAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
'sRIAvs GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
Dos bette folniihe WaIer in Imerita, unibertrofs
fen Don irgenb einem anOeren Nrtifel. &ein Beiu6er
Baltimore's ioate es unterlafien, iid nit elmer Glaide
bieies
auSseseidneten YarfimS
Su perieber. @6enio tuirb empfoblen:
sReaS's 2empelritterzS oanet,s
~1feao's GempelrtttereS oquet,
rRea6's Eempelritter=S oquet.~
Herner loIte Guf teinem Goilettentilte febIen:
.Yeab's md9tites 8ulper iIr boien Sais,~
rTeao'e ma9iIhe6 Yulper fir bo5en Sals,H
elm unibertrei1i6es Seilmittel fir Salsleiben irgenb
ipelter art, nie cine Elaibe, ribtiS anseDanot, barz
tbun ruiro. Die Wirfung bes Ufittels lift cine nuns
oerbdre. 10. 3. Hean,
isspt1s.ts, SIR. 1s1. Baltimore. nabs aisbtar.
laF 6utten uno Grfdltunaen.
2arpque's Smiaens 9prnp lit Buueriibtltb als etn
Fderes nnb erfolsrei6es beilmittsl sesen Suiten, @t=
fdltuns unb ollie 3ranfbeiten Der Bronhtal=Robren
an5nempfebleu, iorpobl iIr Sinner as audi fur @r=
tuahiene. Yreis rs Gents pro TlaI6e. gu BADEN bel
3arpque, Ode Der Baltimore unb Sdrriipnfr.,
iotpte bel allen Oroguiftea. tAueuft23. l2Dfte. t&m.)
Gamptnn'S begetabiliide 9inftur
Oas berlbmte MrBrei=Nittel, beSeugt burd uniere
behen Gintuobner, Rbeumatismus, Spspepiia, Gcro=
fula, Sufen, Nerpcnfranfbeiten, aae ueiblibenarani=
betten. Wan fiebe Die 3eugnife. 3u baben bel allen
Drosuifen au 81 per 6laihe.
Ebomfon 3ilp & Comp. nno W- s. 8roiDn l.
8ruoer, asenten fir Den grosbanoel. 9aupt.
Bireau: Ri. 8, 2itzGbarIesAr.
O.. 1B. @Dwbrap, GisentbImer.
(febr. g, 12D9tet&iu ,2.p.1
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Xnnr&f1ne
TcbeS=Nnsetae,

am Wfittuod, ben 8. Dfai, smiiden 6 unb 7 lbr
Mbenes, itarb unier geliebter @atte uno Tater Sob.
1rienri@ 0ineei i'm alter Dor % abren uno ia
Eagen. Die 8ecrotsuns fnoet bente 1prmittag
40 ubr pom Traueryaafe, Nr. as, WprpsE reters
&frahe, aus tatt.
(113) Die SinterbIiebeneu.
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6ilhiic=01,nh.

@eieQi6aft fir qebens=8 eriiheruns, 3ranfen=1nz
terftiisuns unb Comparatively ien,
g1r. rs, Ypff>Sffee.3lnenue, Baltimore, WRc.
(Wtdr313,1 20fte.) .-g~u--
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Is xpbes= Mnseiee.
Sanft cntid(ief in benz perm seftern RoracH uniet
seIiebtes S6bnletn HilbeIm Sbriffppb iul litter
BON 8 Sabren. 5 Wonatsn uno 1 Gage. Die Beerot.
anns fnoet bente Ndobmitta9 nm 4 ubr BON
Grauerbauie, Nr. "a, OF 1apettefrafe, aus
fatt. Die trauern0en Gltern
Yaftor e. .. Wfaier unb
C113) &ppbta 0Raier.
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Ezg- Gtmas fir ieoe Jamilie
Cine EIprerce,fde Mdhmafhine
Anitefuug In DER 9uft

itine in Der Welt. Dlan TONNE unb iebe bieielbe in
Dem 0ertauis=9 ofale, Sar. AZ, RurnsS barlesfr.
i'm .f~reimdurers5 ~ on! (Suli1S, 12Vfte.l
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Algem. Seutlfes Mailenbaus.
Ter Der neridieoenen 2esen unb 8ereine, pelbe nd
an Dem GuSSuse am 20. b. Sits. betbeilisen woacn,
tno einselaben, iih 5u elmer Seriamntuns bente,
ben 10. Wtai, MDenrs 8 ubr, BET Srn. 2urS, Nr.
2, Sib<6reneridf fra6e, einbuiinoen.
9. SpmmerfeIs,
I10-91 6 bef- T1 nY5dinn
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Etulanuua.

Gne gerionen, neI6e gtoten ODER Gorberunsen se=
qen ben . q pringf >Sdunerein Rr. ."baben.
limb hermit b6Hibft eingelaben, elmer 8%eriommlung
beuts. 9pnnerfas, ben 9. 0tai, abenos 8 utr. bel
Garl 9d,Dnbals, gr. fSS, Glib : Sonsftrase,
ei3uipobnen. Ql2)
l1nion>S guare<8 Banner im.
General :8eriammlurs uno Seamtenipabl beute,
ben 9. b. NttS.
ul2) Sob. Trdnf, Sefr.
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Sanitats : Siircan, altes Mntb6ons,
SampifeRel- Snipeftinnsz 0rict.
Sartfpre=D % mtpfFenel. Snfpeftions=
uno Serfherunes=O efcllfdJaft.
2amfor0 e. Wlc&iun,

General . Mgenten, SIR. 10, Glib Souifanir.
Gae, fpel6e 0dmpi gcbran6eu un6 bersn 9eilel
Nurh oiele @CielihGitinipISirt urb Oeriitut i%uurrcn,
plrol0nete StantzS~ nipettiOn hsireit. lIl-h.2 ~ .p.G
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Warh(anh=G Central W%unhereiu.

WarDlann=0eHIrQl <yQlDeretWs
Sbiser 8erein bat iid oolftdnbig ~or9aniftt Ii. Die
Ginibrei be ebiibrene rboben. Die erfte@in5atlurs se=
idlebl ndditen Wontag, 0en13. D. Dtts., lopie aud
Die Beamtenipabl. 2iebbeber inb einseInben, I'D, on
serauntem Gage i'm yotafe Des Srn. Sean Sud,s=
baum, &de Fer Canals unn &DmbarffraRe.
sinaufnoen, um tpeitere Intbetle 5u 5ei6nen. SIN
4uitra9e: SSilb. Surf, prop. Yrdibent;
Seinr. Snd)sbaum. prop. S6atm.;
Sob. VI. &reiS, PROB. aouotat;
110-5) Seinrid) Yetri, prop. SetretGr.
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nnterbaltnngen.


H. GroBes Sofal>
* nnS Snitrumental-S nu,ert
gu Gbrrm Sran3 Slbt's,
oes b~erhbmtsu G~ompoutNsE
unter leirtr ei9enen Siteftiou
hentc, Zen 40. Mai.
IN Der q oHcoreiGz9ot
Sorteu 81 81 fiRo ~ bobrn in ben Tuat.eaesu Don
McGdHrer,
@sora Ssiuig uEb
iernrr bel ben So.
Sdirocretmdn ann s gdmarS)
9Sllbeim SpTbduer, ISdItimorsarass
aSiibelm Anobe & Spmp.,
@Silbelm Saepari, Benni9Ipdnlas apenue,
"SsrmaHll 9tdEHerGot." "sieeeIrar3, -SarmonieT
uRo aartou."
SrO9ramm m.
~ Suoertlre pSurduOot" qodusr.
y &boT, rSm SSGibc mobt' Id IC,ruetfeu" ..- Nbt
n6CrmoHiG."
- alt'S oIo,~ @uteytGdt, on mtin berstaesSlue%abt.
Rrs. ARHanodle.
~ @tor, s9lodTntuns" ........... .,,..gbt.
.@srmGntuz Or nner6or.-
81 pSln frt'de@ Sico i'm gSalhC".. abt.
NaNentor nit Srheitcr.
IL SbctI.
81 SuOsrtirS, r9fodenpeibaen" Rsidoer.
y e9oI "sSalonHoadt" ...,.....,.....u. abt.
.aIiou."
q gBsnni4 Gin S0gIctnfp mar INIT gariatiOneu abt,
81 Gbcr, a0ls @GdeJroit~ ...,.. abt.
SteoCrtunI "a
10Y Der Srnnren fpuncerbor" .......,N bt.
YiolCrtor NIT Srtefer.
Slse tonnen ron YtittD d, Den s. B.. Tts,, an
bel glc9Gifrsp gegen so Cts. crtra ~reieruirt utrpen.
Ntt5-i5t las Gpmite.
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We wish to call it to the
minds of the people of our
neighboring parish of Web
.ster that the contest for Office
there is greatly strengthening
the Radical Republicans. If
there be no opposition nomina-
tions there, it looks almost GER
tain that all parish Offices will
be filled by GRANTEES, and
that by a vote of a third or less
of the voters.
A word to the wise out to
be sufficient.
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If the Liberal delegates from
the country do not see that all
this Last Ditch uproar in the
city is for the purpose of get
ting control of the municipal
offices in Orleans, they are
much more blind than we see
them down for. The judge
ships, the clerkships, sheriffs,
coroners. Mayor, Administra-
tors, and a score of other off,
ces, are the coveted prizes of
the city, Last Ditchers, who
look upon the State ticket as
an entirely secondary thing
in fact, as something beyond
their reach. The McEnrv-
Jonas enthusiasm is a blind to
cover their grasping for the
local fat things. Fearing to
trust their chances TO a con-
vention of the whole people,
they determined at any sacri-
fee of the State interests to
keep up their old party organ
izatiOn, the convention ma
chinery which they control
absolutely in their own inter-
estS. If any Liberal doubts
this, let him explain to a city
Last Ditcher how his course is
ieOpardizing the success of re-
form, and ten chances to one
he will receive as an all-suffi-
cient answer: "But we shall
carry this city," This is the
entire sum and substance of
their opposition. If the con-
vention does its duty properly
their selfish schemes win, how
ever, come TO naught.-[N. o.
Republican.
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A call for a convention Of

A call for a convention. of
opponents to Grant to organ
lie the opposition in the par
ish of Bossier is being extern
sively circulated. 1t is pro-
posed that this convention
meet at Bellevue on the third
Monday of next month, and
that it be composed offive del
egates from each ward, these
delegates to be elected by mass
meetings in each ward on the
Saturday before the third Mon
day. 1t is also proposed that
the parish convention nomi-
nate candidates for the parish
offices. iHEa. 81. .nH
We believe that it is the
general sentiment of the peo-
pie of this parish that the op-
position here should act as a
unit against the Radical Re
publicans regardless of the dis
sentions between Liberals and
Democrats as to State Offices
and leaving to individuals of
the opposition their option as
between the State tickets. In
fact as far as we can gather the
sentiments of our people they
strongly favor a Liberal Dem
ocratic fusion ticket for the
State. 5r
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

In the Ward meetings to
nominate delegates to parish
convention of 3rd Monday of
next month, would it not be
well that Justices and Consta-
bles for the Wards should be
nominated. As to Police Ju-
rors, being only five and the
Wards seven in number, they
should be nominated by the
parish convention.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

Greeley's interpreter, who is
employed to "set up" Horace's
manuscript in the Tribune
office, refuses to vote for his
boss, and triumphatnly holds
bis position, because it wonld
take seven years to break an
other compositor in to fill his
place st. Louis Globe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

How is it that nearly every
State in the Union the Liberal
policy is now adopted as fixed
fact and there is a good feel
ing existing all around, while
such.a different state of facts
exist in louisiana Is it be-
cause of the great superiority
of the Democrats of this State
over the former leaders of that
party in the other States? Are
the latter less calculated to
know and understand the po-
litical wants of the country
than the former? Are the
Democrats of nearly every
other State III the Union all
wrong in this thing, and the
Louisiana Democracy all right
- Morehouse Conservative.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

In September, 1870, suits
were brought against certain
parties in the Third Ohio Dis
trict for illicit distilling. Mat
tiers were privately arranged
with the government" and
now every one of the defraud-
ers are out strong for Grant.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

The Philadelphia Press was
never backward in maligning
opposition candidates till the
present campaign. 1t has not
uttered word against Greeley
personally. This shows where
Forney's heart is.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

The Detroit Free Press;
would like to know how many
more such men as Austin
Blair, Charles S. May, Jacob
Ferris, and Randolph Strick-
land the President can lose in
Michigan aud still have hopes
of the States in November?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

California will elect congress
men in November, the Septem-
Der State election having been
postponed to that time.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

Every good Grant newspa-
per in the land has published
Banton Duncan's call to the
Imperial Guard.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24

Among prominent army
officers who support Mr.. Gree
ley are numbered Generals
Shields, McClernand, Hooker,
Custar, Torbett, Mcmillan,
Mcclellan, and many Others
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-24
To the People of B0ssier Parish

credited delegates to the Lib
eral Convention which met in
New Orleans, Aug. 9th, beg
leave to submit the following
report for your consideration:
The well known necessity
which called for that conven-
ton is familiar to you all. The
great mass of the people Of the
State, recognizing the fact that
a strict adherence to old party
lines and a straight Democrat
ic ticket, would, in this hour
of peril, end only in defeat,
demanded that the great exam
pie set at Cincinnati and so
gloriously followed at Balti-
more, by Democrats and Re-
publicans casting aside party
pride and party prejudice and
uniting in one grand effort to
restore the blessings of good
government to an oppressed
people, should be followed by
the people of the State Of Lou
isiana, in uniting upon com
mon principles and a common
ticket, in order to combine all
political elements that support
Greeley and Brown and desire
an end of corruption in this
State. ....s.
Recognizing this all impor,
tant fact and believing that old
party names should TO a great
extent be ignored in the pend
ing canvass, your delegates
have kept constantly in view
and labored faithfully to carry
out your instructions as Sc
forth in one of the resolutions
of your meeting Of July 22nd
to-wit: Resolved, That thu
paramount duty of the hour
demanding recognition and de
serving prompt fulfilment, is t.
harmonic all elements oppos
ed to GrantiSm in the State O
Louisiana upon a common
State ticket, so that we NAY
have a long pull and a pub al
together, in order to insure
certain victory"
As you are doubtless aware
fellow citizens, we have failed
to accomplish that much de
sired union, and none deplor,
! that failure more than our
selves, but we propose..to SHOW
that the fault was not ours
neither can it be laid at tn,
door Of the Liberal Convention
On the meeting of that con
vention, it was universally con
coded to be as large and re
spectacle an assembly as hat
ever been convened within tn,
limits of the State, composed
of men conservative in charac
! ter, liberal in sentiment, am
who being fresh from the grea
body of the people, knew thei
desires and reflected their will
Immediately after organizing
a committee was appointed t
confer with the Executive Com
mittees of the Democratic, Re
form and Liberal Republical
parties, with instructions to ez
, haust all honorable means t
effect a fusion of all element
{ opposed to Grant and kellogg
Our committee at once com
menced their labors and work
ed almost increasingly da,
and night, from Monday unit