The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27
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honest days work N iair hays Hme
appear a'Y 70 make but littie, but who can
and does save much tho uprigh, leelsau.D u,
WHO looks rather p b the nons 2, MS tan u
tho exigeneies Of his party. anI ny Iigfl,eV,,hs
laws pro!ccts your persons an pr na handa are
clean fro,,, al eorruption and whose authority
shelters rich and poor. and weak ana s.t2ma
who administers the laws, for the happiness
md el-beng OF the people OF the common,
wealth an hss Ss co" laws ' and 'H cso
whom their Interpretation and execution are
Gambling speculations may indeed be pros,
porous when the foundations 81 society arc ~
unsettled but not 80 with the honest Rursuiii.s.
and productive arts 81 NE Inc agr,ou,"f'hh ma
laws. or under laws which are dishonesty nn.
rghteously or partially administered; tnsy
cvi,nbIy falls upon then, when self scokne aud
corruption control public affairs pellfvs 'na '
the stability and sense OF security WHEN aae
that our political institutions shall be entire
liz restored as well IN their spirit Is u ltoit
i hs act X tS ssp'' are peculiarly adapted
10 our condition. and wants ~ people: IL
assd e s ss tSe po 20 n WeS b e, e
under our form ofgovernments shall be exercised
By tho States WITHOUT any interiercnee, intimca
political o. partisan and would not ~ single
word Violate Ne pr9prhise ma ,en prnssay say
that the recent history Of this city and State has
shown that the people cannot labor. ana pursue
their ayocations with success when disturbed
and distracted by conflicting jurisdictions over
ihcp. ,,.,. n,
entering B Hp aan nsar u yy f%G 81
Though debts be not released, nor lands re-
stored, yet past controversies may be laid aside
and dangerous iealouses may be suppressed
|G,r dav"opuant and progress have been won
derful. Our troubles, believe. will soon We over.
Shall we not then loyi.y rnpsale NJ, o' , fJ,
mandmen! to cause the trunp" Oh 'he '"'neo
TIis year defines and marks period Hence
forth the centuries will measure epl define the
stages Of American progress, as the Olympiads
and Tho fiftes did among The ancient Greeks
This Centenary will be crowned with appro-
printe expressions Of ipnumerablc happy mem
orics reaching even back beyond the century. de-
Mus learning wealth and enterprise nre now en-
gagged IN making preparation to exhibit our PRO
gross In population. wealth, iniell,gnnee IN llie
arts and scioncos IN mccl,anncal ski,l. ,n MANI
eition n the first for 1916 and rs have approved
ia purpose 80 must congratulate you upon "
Tho states here represented will be present BY
appropriate delegations and that amidst, we
evidences Of tho wealth. thelgreatness and tle
glory OF our common country, nj the cradi9 oi
our liberties and by tho altar Of the constitution
we may once more pledge our lives, our fortunes
and our sacred honor 10 tho glorious deciara-
''R Al de conclusion of Gov. Heudrcks speech
,he rKeoa saGc."E tournament took place with
THAR snooTINa.--Purse No ], $1,000 cash; en-
trance $50: NIFTY TO, MI or proreto: Class
prizes: 10 single birds ssoc e th9 G trst $500 TO
The following persons entered and scored as
l. y. Fenrn. of Nashville, Tenn..s.
:. Chas. M Williams, Of VI. Louis, Nor.
II. N. Sherman Bcoit, Wis 10.
o. Frank Leslie. Memphis, Tenn
a. o. IT, Drtton. Illinois, y.
Z. Qhas. Spear. of Montgomery. ha.,s
s s + Bn Ssl sassr c 3, aysisl o. 81
10. W. ii. Wadsworth. st. Louis. MOI.
II. @. n, Wheat. Cleveland, O.,p.
IA. J. W. Babeock, Moadyile. Pa. 7.
~. ], A, Ringgold. u. Louis, No.,
y. = 4, Manning; New Orleans,e.
Twanty-six yar,ls-Sherman 3. Aeklin 3-,ie.
Twenty-one yards-Sherman .. Acklin3-Sher-
mAp wi N,n the Ar, prize. pr,,o, woas
worth ?. Wheat o. Manning s-Manning winning
'e Ts ssf 2shI pI Tisr rearn spear ceraw
Fearn and Spear being tied. shot of again.
Fearn killing and Spear T. and Spear was de-
clared tho winner Of the third prize Of $500
SECOND rRlEE-s5oo
l. c. ~ williams, ~. Louis, Moo.
d W. IS. Grubbs, barabeo. No.. ..
>. \ Harrison. Now York;
Q. J. il, Acklin. LouisIana.io
n. u. II, BrlttDn. ILLINOIS,, 10.
y. w. II. Wadsworth, ~. Louis. s.
10. r. Leslie, Memphis,
H. Evon Baker. Cleveland. Ohio. o.
Ia Louis Hale. Now Orleans. ..
H. J. A. Ringgold. 81. Louis,s.
IL w. II. sherman Beloit. Wis. 10.
~. j. b. Shaw, Abbeville. La, 9.
10. Fountain North, Iafourche In. q.
N John X. Ronaud. New Orleans.s.
IL. Chps. Spear. Montgomery. Ala, TO-
~. II. Mcdraw. Cincinnati. Ohio,a
10. W. WATSON Meadevile. Pa. o.
a. r.. Fearn. Nashville. Team, 10
"a. q. Kent. Tangipahoa. |,
~. n. q. Kcnnon. Tangipahoa. g.
"a J. w. Babcock. Meadeville. Pa. .,
~. H. I. Manning. Now Orleans. ..
80, O. H. Wheat, Cleveland Ohio, ..
n. Henry. Fulton tout. New York. American
Rife Team.
~. J. l., Hams. 0.
The following gentlemen having each made
tie " ton, shot or again. with the following
result. Acklin killed birds, Britton 3, sherman
l.,spear 2 Fearn 2. Shot again and Acklin killed
2birds, Britton 2. making n further tie The
last tic was then ahQt of and Acklin killed
birds, .Britton l, and the et0o prize was awarded
60 J. H. Acklin. ESQ.
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