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Beecher, Tilten and Eliza
beth.
(0ath's Long Branch Letter to the Phil
adelphia Times,

beth.
(0sth g Long Branch Letter to the Phil
sdelphia Times.]
We paes on the road the long hair and
alIsctedly indolent lounge Of Henry Ward
Beecher's shallow son, Theodore Tilton
An insuiferable pastry cook in letters and
Lectures, he fans himself a. he goes by q
if he had just got out Of the oven Of
brain WORK. It must fatigue Theodore 70
work bic mind, - there 10 % little Of 1t.
II IL like setting baby to run foot-race.
Mr.. Shanks. of the Tribune, tells me tbs,
both B-echer and Tilton have neglected
The woman they injured. He says tina,
Triton has done nothing for his wife, and
Descher has cared nothing. and she has
dropped poor and fiat between them, neg.
lected BY husband. lover and brother,
while Bessie Turner 10 literally starving
in Brooklyn. She had . good situation
- school teacher ct or near Pittsburg,
md VS. assured of great consideration
end pre6t It sbs would give It up aad tes-
Nfy against ler master, Tilton. She dit;
testify with splomb and assurance, and
new che eats the bread OF penury and
despair. AltoGeeher, W have not hsd !
WoToe exhibit OF the besencss of senti.
msntalkm than il this Brooklyn nest.
vhses wsss intesmixed the eggs of coves,
a06 sespsnts, setting hens sad mud tar.
tleG, and the whole emotional Commune.
II. Beschss, also. Il to lecture next
winter. Ys Who have poor around you.
taks cass that for every dollar you spt nd
- hat cessation you do - much for
your own.
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1oNSe4SSSAeD'
From the Atlanta Constitution
They looked sad, and doubtless felt go
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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

becue on Monday, he will 20 up ~ care
as het"-He then heard two shots nrod
! and soon after going aronnd towards .
path leading from affair t's house tow ards
DIR. Davis, he saw FIVE or six men on foot
and fifteen or twenty on horseback run
ming away rapidly. Afiant then tettt
to ravine about quarter of mile dis
tant and slept there that night, in his
drawers and shirt. When the limit was
struck at the door affiant recognized
CORTLAND Is. Smith. Napoleon Riddle.
Nelson Ball, lido Ball and Jasper Ed
wards, all whom are ncighbors to affi-
ant and we'll known to him.
All this occurred on tract of land
known as the Jessie Davis place. about
seven miles from town. on the Baton
Rouge road and about a half mile to the
right of the same.
Napoleon Riddle, one ofthe above men
tionod parties. had some weeks before
said to atfiant at DR.. Balls gate, and
speaking OF politics, eve will have old
Tom Rice Yet, if we have TO half ham.
him. Atfiant was president of a larpe
republican club, and had led about 75 or
20 men into the mass meeting at ar Fran,
cisV'ils, ON the--day of.-,w hen Mr..
Packard and Others spoke. Afiiant never
had any peace afterwards, the bulldooz-
ers always bothering him.
AHiant learned from lfis wife that the
huiidoozers" burn. up nearly. every
thing in one room of his house.
A.lant is now in New Orleans, ara il
afraid 10 return to his home in West Fe-
iiciaha, because he believes bis life to b.s
III danger, merely because he is a prolni-
nent republican there.
Amant knUws that for the past two
months armed white men have marched
70 ana FRO Ill day time and night time,
throughout West Feliciana, and intimlidI
nleG and terIorizci the coIorcd people.
ihey wGnld promise protection to such
as joined the Democratic cluhs:-l,ut
nave openly declared that ali the repub-
iicanS would be out o: labor, and would
nave to leave the parish. A great many
colored people Wen. to st. Frlncisville tO
vote. because they did not believe they
would have protection at any other poll.
Inc Democrats pickle ed the roads to pre-
vent this action. and many colored lne,,
reached st. Fraucisville through th.
woods and by the ravines. All of thoss
nui"looZcrS who invaded atlantis
nouse. as above stated, had been active
IN inducing and compelling co!oyei men
to join the Democratic clubs.
tsigned1 his
THOS. = RICE,
(signed) marx.
itiieass, JEO. p. SOtTi!WOTII.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before iue. this
l@ti day OF November. 4. u. l-16.
ls!snedl JNO. p. .SOJTHWDRTII,
Com. Circuit Court, Custom HouA.
(sEALt New Orleans.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
STATE 0F LOUISIANA. !
Parish of Orleans. I

Personally came and appeared before
NC, the Undersigned aut holity, Vim. y.
P"stlcthwaitc, who being daily sworn.
doth depose ana say: That at the late
general election, held on the .th day Of
Novcmll or, \. d, 1876, lac was 4 cuudi-
date on the republican ticket. in the Par
ISh of West Ec,iCiaaa, for the Office ut
sheriff. Ahaut was horn aad raised in
The said Parish, and is well acquainted
with the people Of all col"rs. OF IL. ,l4ly
oi the said election. at!iaut was present al
tie 4;h ward Foll in said Parish. Tie
election there, that day. WAS praceable.
aN atlIant has already cert flied to at tie
request of a Democratic Committee OF
said Parish. On the night of Sunday
previous +" the said election, to-wit: or
the ";h of November, 1916. armed bodies
"l D"'hocrtts, generally known IS Bull
do"zcrs,' rode about. visiting all, or
nearly all OF the plantations in the said
lth ward. They are reported to have
Wh'Tred very severely a col"red man on
the West place, III said ward, ana their
cohd'ct was such AS to terrify all of the
coi"r"d men ia the neighLorhood and
compelled many Of chem to vote the
Democratic ticket against their wishes
ana convictions. Thc general reign of
terri prevailing throughout the whole
Parish ot We Eeliciana for two or three
months pllor 90 the said election, brought
about by the said "Bul!doozcrs," operat-
cd and continued in force up to. aid
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
STATE or LOUISIANA. }
PARISH of Orleans.

/. /. Weber being duly sworn acpo,es
and a;.ys: That he va, the duty ap-
pointed and qma.i1jcd United States Su-
pegyi,or Of Election for the Parish Of
est Lcl!ciaua, at the general election,
held on the 18th day q! November, I-7G,
and that a. such he performed the duties
prescribed hy law. That from reports
made to him and from his personal
knowledge, he can state that the general
terrorism which prevailed throughout
the Parish. produced by lawlrss am! de
ianr. ruiianly acts of armed bodies of
men acting aVowedly in the interest OF
the DcTocratlc party, and styling them
selves "Regnlators" and "Bulld0ozers,'
prevented n fair expression of the pop
MAR VIII, excepting at the polls in the
First Ward, where, by conGregating the
officials, surcrtudUcet by his atfiant per
sonal prcsrnceApnd rs an authorized off
cial of the United States. the general
condition Of terror WAS so neasurahiy
overcome that II tolrrahic fair expression
OF popular sentiment was ObIained: aud
also in the 9Th Ward, which, 10y reason Of
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02


Parish Ut Orleans. {
Thomas Rico being duty sworn By the
undersigned, doth depose and say: That
lac reSI'ies IN and is an e!ccroT in the par
lsh of West FcliCiana about seven miles
from the town Of Bayou Sara, in the sec
ond ward, Of said parish; that on Satur-
day night The 4th Nov. a y. 1876. about
midnight, after aitant and his family had
letiCcH, he heard 4 noise as of b0rsaulcu
approaching his house; he, atfiant, called
20 his wife and said Ma, KiuknXed !!
BAldooIram and running ont he saw
about twenty white men, armed, had dis
mounted aud were coming hriskly to-
wards the house. He atfiant, turned Il
corner OF the fence and ESCAPED the no
ticc of the INVADERS; as they reached the
door one of them struck Il light and afli-
ant saw u rope in his hand. The party
then went into atlants house (and as he
heard from his family afierwafdsy inquir-
ca for Tom Rice, (attianD and all the
;ime We're in threatening manner, look
ing about the house for af1iant. While
the invaders were in the house atHant
saw blaze Of ligh: and heard his dauCh-
ter cry out; "dou't burn ME up FOR,
have no husband to give me anything"
" hie the invaders were in tho house aft
nnJ heard one of the party say, "you tell
Iom Rice II he goes to L. L. " ebcr's Bar
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
STATE cf Louisiana, !
iGrish OF DL,GyS.

/. b. jerks being daily sworn, on cath,
SAYS:
That he has been resident of the
Parish Of West Fcliciana since the year
1863, with the exception ofthc years 1e;.-
and 1859. and that Guring thar time has
maintained most intimate political and
social relations with the gentlemen of
said Parish who constitute the so-cancG
Democratic-C Conservative party therein
Attaut furthcrstatcs that at the general
election held in the State in November.
1870, he VAS candidate before tuc p"o-
pie for the Office Of State senator, for the
18th senatorial district, comprising the
Parishes of East fe!iciana, West Fclici-
ana and Pointc Coupec, and at said cleo
ton received nearly all the conservative
or white votes Of the Parish of West Fe-
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02


we're sustain nntl late in the last po-
liticai camrai; } when his name having
been rnent!oue, IS n probable candidate
on the Rerubli ln ticket for the Office of
Parish Judge o said Parish, he was adj
monishcd by those who had hitherto
been his fiends, that if he permitted his
name and Influence to he used in promo
tion of the principles of the Republican,
party, in alliance with the Hon, T.. l..
Weber, senator for that district. the con
ii1encc which had been reposed in him
by the gent! !emen of the Parish would be
withd avn and that no recognition would
he accorded him.
hfiiaHt further states t hat at the open
ing of the campaign, as early as the
nonth OF March, Of the present year and
at divers times aud occasions suhsequent
thereto, he has repeatedly heard the de
terinina'ifR y ,gsssc'l that no organiza-
tion of theN'rrhnlcan party would be
permitted insaiG Parish; that no canvass
10y the republican, would be allowed ::
AID that the formation nf republican
clubs would be s.ernlr intcrt,ictcl nv
force and Intimidation. Furthermore.
hat the cn'nreh voters should be forced
to vote the Democratic tick ct or abstain
from voting at all: that they bad the
POKER and intended to usc and exert i,
10 carry the Parish Cor the Democratic
party. This, hy prominent gentlemen OF
the Parish, who were the leaders of the
So-callcd D.mOcratic-C Conservative or
-aI!zattons therir, notably among whom
was Robert G. Wicklirr. who, at one
'i'nc held 'te Office and position as Gov
"rn"rni this state, by reason Of which he
has obtained and maintains prominence
III public atirrs more than commensurate
with his ability or prohity.
Afi!ant Is generally acquainted with
the cn!0r"d people, haviuS once before
been "A candidate he fore them for a pub
lie position, aud in all lis interviews
with them be has utterly failed To find
one that expressed desire or willinm-
ness 10 vote he Democratic ticket. bat
th'tt In Iu'neToUs instances did they cX-
press their teals that unless protection
was at"rfsd Them, they would Le com
rell.d 20 do so, in order to save their
lives "r escape ;he s.vcrest punishment.
Afiiant further states, that, in conse-
qnrnce Of his having bccome the norni.
nee ot ths republican party of said Parish.
for the OF oiice Parish Judge, the feeling
of bitterness and iualiguity increased
against him. On the morning OF Sunday,
November 9Th, when he landed at Bayou
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

Personally came and appeared before
me, the undersigned authority, D. 4.
Weber, wh" bcing daily sworn, doth de
pose and say: That he resides in the
Parish of West F.,iciana and State of
Louisiana; that he is Supervisor of ell
cc.ion forsaii Parish; that from the 18th
day of August, 4. D., l5tG. to the iti tluv
"t IA" same wear and during the time ut
registration and revision OF registration,
parties armed with the r1ost improve.
repeating iIre arms, passed to and fro
throughout the Parish of West Fe,iciana,
sometimes inviting cotoret men to ioin
Democratic Clubs under circumstances
calculated to tcrGifv said coiored men, and
I" enforce their compliance with such
invitations or demands, sometimes com
ni'ttnG acts of violence, intiuitatiou and
disturbance, all of which said acts did
prevent and tend to prevent fair and
free. prlceahlc and full vote Of all the
qualified electors Of said Parish. and diH,
III the elections of said Parish to the
nulnh' I of eight hundred from voting at
the SAID election.
I Si,rlg,i
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

Wh. d. POSTLETHWAITE.
Subscribed and sworn before me. Nov.
ed, 1875. Lsigncd1
F. \. WOOLFLEY,
Com. L. 5. Circuit Court Dist. of La,
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

its remote and isolated locality, and in
accessibility thereto, was relieved from he
immediate effects of this element
At all other polling places price was
virtually set upon the heads of Ecpub!i
cans, who, in vindication of their princl-
pies, voted the ticket of their choice: and
every means of cruelty and vindic,ive-
ness that suggested themselves to the
frndish ingenuity of TIE "Bulldoozing"
Democracy, were resorted 10, to prevent
and did prevent even setnblance of It fair
and free election.
Aiiiant knows that the relative strenrth II
of the two parties in said Parish is at tl-
rate of four to ono in favor of the Iepub-
lican parry; that fair election would
and will demonstrate Republican ma
jnrity of | 200 III said Parish.
fsigued1 f.. l.. WEBER.
Subscribed and sworn before me, Nov.
18th, l-1t, +. 4. WOOLTLEY,
Com. L. 5. Circait Court, Dist of La.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
t. Fran isviiie. Dec. =, 1876
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

. Transient advert i.cincnts. first in
s"rti"n. 81 90 per square OF ten lines,
zach subsequent insertion. % cents Db!t-
uaries Charged tor as advcrtiScrncnts
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
LIST OF PRIZES.

2-S5 Prizes. amounting to. S26S'.9
Rcmittalccs must he made by express OF
Registered. letter All orders for tickets
or requests Tor fuller information 10 be
made 10 CHAS. +. HOWARD.
New Orleans. La.
Ss%TicNets for sale by Agents. Agents
wanted everywhere. tneXceptiouable
reference must accompany application.
TEE FIRST REGULAR
QUARTERLY UOLL-iR DRAFTING
VIII take place on July ~. 1877
Tickets, 81 each. Capital prize, SIS, 900.
Nov. Is. '76.-5t.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
MAX Il YOUR FOEk.GU
Gr:sesG Extra sBrAwst,-,

Lo"i8ia''a state Lottery Coa,yany.
Incorporated 1868 Capital 81 Boy, 900.
1t New Orleans Monday, Dec. 4.h, 1875.
NO Selling!
40 Pns,Tf ONEIEST!
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Only 20, coo Tickets at $50 E~ci.
Er:srsLOnS III Proportion
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-08
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. T. Clayton pre-
scented papers bearing on the case Of VIM.
X. Sebastian, late Senator from Arkan-
sas, who was expelled from the Senate.
Referred.
Allison introduced bill for the sale Of
certain Shawnee Indian lands to pro-
vide homes for Black Bob and absent
Shawnee Indians. Referred.
Wright introduced bill granting PEN
sions to officers of the war with Great
Britain in 1912 and those of the Indian
wars during that period. Referred.
Sherman said the Senator from Indi-
ana (Morton) yesterday made report
from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections as to the presiding officer OF
the Senate. It seemed that this report
had better be acted upon. He therefore
moved the Senate proceed to consider the
resolution offered by the Senator from
Vermont before recess, in regard to elect
ing President pro tenn of Senate. HI
made the motion with view Of Offering
substitute for II should it be taken up
Edmunds thought the matter should g
over till Monday. The report of tn
Committee ON Privileges and election
had just been placed on the tables. ant
they had not examined Vermont. Thur
man asked that the matter 60 over.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

BOSTON, Jan. 6.-Gov ernor Rice's mes
sage, which was sent to the Legislature
to-day, shows the present funded debt OF
the State to be $33, 1886, AGA. Net increase
of funded debt during the year is 81, 42l..
2eo. Estimate for 1876 are, including
ordinary expenditures and payments
from revenue, 81 1850, 700.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The President
sent the following message to the Senate
to-day: To the Senate Of the United
States: In reply to resolution of the
Senate Of the 9th Of February last. re-
questing the President to institute in
quiries as to the proper place for the
establishing Of a branch Mint at some
point in the Western States or in the
Mississippi Valley, transmit herewith
q report and accompanying papers Of
the Director Of the Mint, who was charged
with the duty Of making inquiries called
for by said resolution. Signed: U. s.
Grant.
DR.. Linderman, in his report. states
that be has visited the cities of Chicago
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Indianapolis. Kan
sas City and Denver. and examined theil
advantages respectively with reference tt
the establishment Of Mint. He say
the principal commercial and railroad
centre in the West, st. Louis, Chicago
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Omaha an,
Kansas City, all offer ample facilities fo
economically conducting Mint opera
tons, both as respects to cost of necea
sary supplies and labor. They also pos
ssss sufficient facilities for distri butin
coin to cities and towns Of the Missis
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. Ga disastrous fire &C.
Cured to-day at the book-bindery of T.
Il. Etagton. Three hundred workmen
thrown out of employment.
London telegram from Paris states
that the announcement made by the
Times correspondent that France has
concurred in Count Andrassis' note pro-
posing Turkish reforms is premature.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Jan. Z. The Austrian
Ambassador to this court has semi-ofi-
cially communicated to the Grand Vizier
Count Andrassy's scheme for reform in
the Turkish provinces. The Grand
vizisr is represented to have rejected the
idea of foreign mediations and to have
said the Sublime Porte would give the
people of the provinces all the necessary
guarantees for reform.
LONDON, Jan. T. Charles Suthers.
cotton spinner at Oldham, Lancashire,
has failed for one million.
Lord Thorne, recently appointed treas
urer of her majesty's household, has been
reelected to Parliament from South
Wiltshire.