The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-27
Morning Press.
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Morning Press.
Pom Ire n. b Demo aaL
The Bee reviews the city nspirants Ia
i the G0vern0rslaip lis the following Wise
Gov. McEnery His friends argue
that lie has CHIN npon tlse position
I fir the reason that he was elected i'll
1872, and Illegally kept ont of Office hy
/ the force Of Federal DaYoHebs. THE Bee
Thinks that this Is sentiment, and such
4 thing must be kept ont Of politics.
/ The nomination Of Gov AIcEnery
Wonifl revive past issues and orr work
now Is entirely with the future
Davidson II. Penn ~ still more in
1 timately connected with the fusion 81
/ 1872 than Gov. McEncry, aud lie hlbors
under the further objection u having
! backed the Wheeler compromise. Ont
side nf this lie ID generally believed to
W the representative Of Q financial
Oiigarchy whose interests are opposed
to those of our population.
Hon. -. Al. Wiltz His political
career las been well fiileds and his at-
lbitRde ia January, 1875, has won for
him golden opinions as q man of intel
/ ligence And energy. He is reproached
With political weakness as Mayor OF
The city i'll llia relations with the State
government, bHt his position was q
| difficult orc and lie acted for the best.
The only objection the Bee has to him
is his advocacy In the House of the
railroad tax and the premium bond
bills
Hon. Albert VOORHEES, has an irra-
proa enable record as D sincere. honest
and jealous democrat. He is sustained
in his candidacy BY several country
papers.
(ien f. nj. Ogden His friends clnim
that he is no politician, that he il enor-
getic, intelligent and brave, bit the
Bee thinks that he lacks experience,
though that might be ramedied by a
iudicious choice 81 advisers.
The Republican Is impertinent this
morning, but Is answered elsewhere ia
the Democrat. On politics, it says that
the emily charge the democrats can bring
against the republicans is dishonesty
and oxtlnvagaIiee this, II says, has been
refuted by the nomination Of Packard.
We do not clearly see the point, II
saws that the correspondent az the
Bulletin, Real Believer was I'M
doubtedly not III the 1dth Of Septem-
Der fight he talks too loudly I'd be il
hero. Then follow two oil three col
umns wherein the words I Coushatta,
assassination ga9 intimidation
| frequently recnr ia evidently shows
some spleen ut Che detection of the
/ Southern republicans, and Ii ts fali it'd
anger On the Pieayane.
The picayune says shat the calcu-
lation 0f chanees = Ia the present cam
| paign IL i diilieult job, aud, after max.
ing several appropriate remarks, virtu.
Ally s5sves il up.
/ About civil service reform, IL says the
thing II impossible under d republican
4 administration, and IL can only bC
achieved with Tilden mud the demo
cratic party.
The forced resignation gf POSTMASTER
Jewell fs another example 81 tic mar
row-mindedDess pf Grant, who has ng
higher standard ~ guide him bna per
aonal or pagty motives
THE Bulletin commenting upon ths
Il I4evee Appropriations end th.
Y HawniiAn Ireaty, utters, somewhat
lintempestiyelY. d threa5 against Tux
democratic party, nnd seems To hnsitatl
whether ID will not advise the people Il
make some sort 0f d bargain with Till
| republicans.
il III takes DID chat paTt Of thg communicates
IN Citiseu a4ainst Aar. Wilsx, aepusing him D
being she inifadaceg 81 the Nea Orleans Pn
CLIO Railroad Tux bill md Eays thai his adro
raey 81 ths Bill, instsad 81 bging derognsoF!
te hia elaimg entities hin 20 the sincere graft