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AS success become more aSSur-
cd. caution should be the watch
word Of the people. Because we
can elect any one, it is no reason
why we should not pay regard to
the real wants of the public. We
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q change Of masters is all we are
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Our friends must overlook short
comiucs in the columns OF the
VlNDICATOR. The editor is alb
sent attending the Baton Rouge
Convention, and when he returns
the work Of the campaign will
fairly begin, during which the
patrons of this journal can rest
assured he will do his duty.
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Spirit Of the Country Press.

SpEAI " I1AS O"u'A'v
Record. Union parish: People
thoroughly organized for political
work, and much enthusiasm mani
tested.
Telegraph, Ouachita parish: Git
liens organized and prepared tor
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That is just the way all the "
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The Louisiana State Register,
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