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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
ALEXANDRIA. La.
Wednesday, april II, 1877.

The District Judgeship of our
District, which has been in state
of.severe status quo, but through no
fault of Judge Blackman, our Dis
trict Judge, has at last eliminated
in the proper and full recognition OF
that gentleman. This event occur
red on Saturday, when the Judge
was called to act and preside IN
three separate criminal cases as COM
hitting magistrate. The clerk and
Sherig, who were duly elected in No
vember on the Republican ticket, is
sued the due summons and served
them on all Of the parties who were
witnesses in the cases. The cases
were all tried and disposed of, accor-
ding to law and the evidence, and
thus does the Nichols Government
now stand recognized and obeyed
with absolute certainty and due res
pect.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
~~L~--O~~-U~~~AA~-~-~
TELLULOID JEWELRY.
" FERGUSON g. SCHNACK

Poor Packard's So called Legis-
lature is melting away with fearful
rapidity; we have now to re-
port that Allan, the colored Senator
from the Iberville District, has quit
the quorumless Packard Senate, and
taken his seat in the Nichols Senate.
This leaves the concern with one less
than a quorum, allowing them to
count the four spurious chaps seated
TO fill up. And to add to this Re-
publican sorrow, Frederick Fobb, of
Ascension, and N. A. Duuden, of
Bossier, who have up to this time,
affiliated with the Packard conclave
at the St. Louis Pest House, appear
ed on Monday last at Odd Fellows
Hall, and were sworn in members of
the Legislature.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NOLT'S NEW PISTOL-'LIGHT-
" MING SHOTn DOUBLE AC-
TION, at FERGUSON g. SCHNACK.

JUSTICE Mari of the Supreme
Court rendered the following deci-
sion in a case from our parish:
No. 6555-,John Orsborn, appellant
vs. Michael Legras-Appeal from
the District Court, parish of Rap
ides. Plaintiff, a judgment debtor of
Mrs. Melylna Goss, sues to annul a
mortage granted by his debtor to the
defendant in satisfaction of a judg
ment rendered in the lattea's favor
by her, on the ground that the judg
ment in satisfaction of which the
mortgage was granted is an absolute
nullity, the court which rendered it
being without jurisdiction ratione
personae. The judgment complained
of was rendered by the plaintiff, who
then occupied the bench, and a judge
cannot, for his personal, peculiarly
benefit, invoke the nullity of a judg-
ment rendered by him in his public
official capacity. Judgment affirmed.
And Justice Egan of the same
Court, rendered the two following de-
cisions:
No. 6566-Samuel F. Ticknor ap-
pellant vs.. NJ. A. Calhoun. Appeal
from the District Court parish of
Rapides. Judgment reversed and
case dismissed as of non-suit.
No. 6549-Renshaw, Cammack &
Co. vs.. Edwin C. Herbert, ct al, ap.
pellants. Appeal from the District
Court, parish of Rapides. Judgment
reversed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
THE MASS MEETING.

Saturday morning last, the day for
the Mass Meeting, opened with heavy
and continued rain and we feared at
first that it would prevent many from
coming to town. Notwithstanding
the rain large and enthusiastic
crowd assembled at the Town Hall at
II o'clock NJ, and it was noticeable
that it was composed of our best and
most substantial citizens. The meet
ing was one of the largest held here
for years, and for unanimity of senti
ment and steady determination 1t
has not been exceeded by any meet
ing even during patriotic cam
paign. The resolutions adopted
show that the people, the real sub
stantial people of this Parish, are in
solemn earnest in their determine
ton to support and sustain the Nj
cholls government and to have no
other government. We commend
their perusal with the satisfaction of
knowing that no one can misunder-
stand their meaning. The names
signed to the resolutions are those of
tax payers and men who make no
idle assertion of their intentions. -
Many more signatures could and will
be obtained without solicitation, but
the shortness of time prevents their
publication to-day.
The meeting was in every respect
worthy of the important occasion and
leaves no room for doubt or uncer-
tainty as to the position of Rapides
in the struggle now going on for To-
cal self-government ard the blessings
that will flow from the triumph OF
the rightful and legally elected gov
eminent of Louisiana.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
JEWELRY.
~ FERGUSON & SCHNACK

Mn. Hayes Commission reached
New Orleans Thursday evening last,
and up to our latest advices have
had two full days work in their line.
What that it, and what they are dri-
wing at, we fail as yet to PERCEIVE
From what we can CLEAN from the
papers they are endeavoring to as
certain the status of our Supreme
Court, and have had all sorts of dele
cations before them, though with
closed doors. We yet hope that they
will leave there perfectly satisfied
that they found only one Govern
ment in Louisiana, that of Governor
Nichols and that their visit in be.
half of another cheat compromise
will prove barren one to them and
an Improbable one to Mr.. Hayes
who sent them here.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

ard per Sc and for his government OF
itself they do not care farthlng'
With so many elements of dlscord IN
his own party and so united, deter
mined and powerful an opposition.
from the outside, the Packard Gov
eminent must and will succumb, un-
less upheld by the soldiers of the
United States army, and even with
strongest support he can derive from
that source, every man, woman and
child in Louisiana knows that his
government would be miserable fail
ure that would afford no protection to
life or property and would not be
obeyed except at the point of the
bayonet.
Mr.. Packard of Maine, may play
Governor while longer, but he can
never be the Governor of this State,
with or without federal support.
~..-A>.~~o
NELLULOID JEWELRY.
" FERGUSON & SCHNACK
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
CELLULOID JEWELRY.
~ FERGUSON e. SCHNACk

BUSINESS and trade are at low
err ebb in Alexandria than at any
time since the late unpleasantness
has pretended to come to a close. In
fact we can't remember the time, that
there were vacant and unrented
stores without business tenant;
just now there are two good and ia
yorite stands on Second street, and
no less than five on Front street "tO
let and waiting for that business
revival to be opened as of yore. We
believe the sure and early certainty
of the Nichols Government will cure
all these hard business drawbacks,
and all will revive and be prosperous
again.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NELLULOID JEWELRY.
" FERGUSON g. SCI1NACK

Mn. Hayes is paying his debts;
he has appointed S. B. McLin, a
Florida citizen of African descent, to
be Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of New Mexico. He was
Chairman of the Returning Board
which stole the electors of Florida for
Hayes; indeed it was his casting
vote in that political machine which
made the larceny effective, and gave
Hayes possession of an office to
which he was never elected.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

F. Z. HEATH, of Webster Parish,
who was falsely counted in the Leg.
islature, and who thus far has been
in the Packard House, has at last
subsidized. A few days since be
made his appearance on the floor of
the Nichols House for the purpose,
as he stated, of resigning all claims
to a seat in the Legislature. He said
he was now satisfied that the Gov
ernment of which Governor Nichols
was the head, was the only one capa-
bic of securing peace and order in the
State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
COLT'S NEW PISTOT-"LIGHT-
" MING SHOT"--DOUBLE AC-
TION, at FERGUSON g. SCHNACK.

We hear that Judge Blackman,
on Saturday, at the preliminary ex-
animation of the three cases before
him, in his orderly and gentlemanly
manner and decision of points,
brought the old folks here back to
the days of real courts, and inspired
them with the old time confidence of
tie days when the laws were enforced
and Courts respected and obeyed. So
much for the perfect and complete
organization Of the Nichols Govern
ment in Rapides.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NOLT'S NEW PISTOL "LIGHT-
" MING SHOT" - DOUBLE AC-
TION, at FERGUSON g. SCHNACK.

SATURDAY was a field day in
Alexandria; the monster Nichols
meeting ofthe people and taxpayers,
three arrests on criminal charges,
the big ard little knife-ring-pitchin
game, aquiet fight, and a full COM
plement of colored votaries of tangle
foot marching on the ragged edges of
the muddy streets, were the main
features which drove dull care away
on the now second rest day of the
week, and Thus closed the Town do
iugs of the dullest week to which our
memory can linger on for many
months. However, the country is
perfectly safe!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

FISH are now more abundant in
the river here, than they have ever
been; never were they caught so ca
silly and in such abundant profusion
in fact they are now one-half of the
subsistence department. of the
$500 hungry mouths oEAlexandria.
1t is we'll we have some luck to boast
Of, even if it be fish lueks
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NELLULOID JEWELRY.
" FERGUSON & SCHNACK
NEW ORLEANS TALK.

The people of New Orleans on Fri
day turned out in full force. and had
the grandest and most imposing mon
ster gathering, which has ever as
sembled within her limits. The
Crescent City has all the time been
the bulwark of our State, and her
large and decided Democratic ma
jorities have always saved US the
State, and we are rejoiced and proud
now to record the last, grand and tri-
umphant expression Of her peoples
will. Forty thousand of her sove-
reign people assembled on the grand
occasion and gave true vent to their
true feelings in favor of our legiti-
mate and legal government, of which
our Nichols is the head. This mon
ster meeting was presided over by
j. Adolphe Rozier, a distinguished
lawyer and eminent citizen, and was
addressed by J. E. Fenner, Thos. J.
Semmes, P. B. S. Pinchback, John
H. New, T. T. Allan and Lieut. Gov
ernor Wilt.
AS proof of what they mean we
publish in full the 18th Resolution
of the Meeting, which covers the
whole ground with firm grip, and
we vouch that the people of New Or
leans will never back down from this
noble standpoint:
Finally that with deep RESPONSE
bility; with full recognition of all our
obligations as citizens of the Union,
in no spirit of threatening Or bragga-
doco; with profound consciousness
of the power of the Federal Govern
ment, and of our inability to resist it.;
but yet with the conviction that no
calamity can possibly befall us COM
parable to the ruin and disgrace of
longer subsection to usurpation; we
invoke the considerate Judgment of
the American people upon the resolve
which we here solemnly declare, new
er to submit to the pretended Pack
ard Government; never to pay it a
dollar of taxes; never to acknowledge
its authority, but to resist it at every
point and in every way, and to re
quire that every demand which it
may make upon the obedience of the
citizen shall be enforced only by 8
present physical power which we are
incapable of resisting; we appeal to
the President to stand firm to the
just and constitutional policy of non
interference, and we appeal to the
people of the United States to sus
tain and encourage, and, if need be
by the mighty power of public opin.
ion, to enforce the adoption of thai
policy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NELLULOID JEWELRY.
" FERGUSON & SCHNACK

QUEEN Victoria is on the way to
become great grandmother; the
Princess Charlotte, eldest daughter
of the Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam of Prussia, has been formally
betrothed to the Hereditary of Prince
of SAKE Meiningon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
The Spring Meeting of the Lot

The Spring Meeting of the Lou
isiana Jockey Club opened on Satur-
day, on which day three races came
off. L. Harris ch. b. Redding, 5 y. O..
won the first race, dash of two miles
over eight hurdles. The second one,
the Pickwick States, mile heats for 8
year olds, was won by F. w. Horn &
Co.'S ch. c. King William, the third
race two miles, for all ages, won by F.
Floyd's oh. h. Verdigris. For this
information we are indebted to Tom.
Dowty, of the Packet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
TOLT'S NEW PISTOL LIGHT
" ming shot, double action, at
FERGUSON g. SCHNACK

The WORLD appears very beau.
tiful when you are well; to remain
well, healthy and strong, take Dr.. J.
H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier, the greatest ton
ic in the world-it strengthens the
body and purifies the blood. DR.. ).
H. McLean's Office, 3l4 Chestnut st.,
St. Louis, Mo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

THURSDAY is getting to be the
regular failure day with the New
Orleans mail. Again on that day
last week, we received no
mail, thus making three Thursday
failures out of four, thus forcing us
to bask in the sun of no news for full
five days. Cannot that Southern
KEY, of the Post Office Department,
open this failure lock and restore US
back 10 regularity?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

l ne COmmlCCee Lnen fetlreQ, ana
in a short time returned and report
ed the following resolutions, each of
which was voted upon separately and
singly, and unanimously adopted as
follows, to-wit:
Be IT RESOLVED by the people of
the Parish of Rapides in Mass Meet
ing assembled
1. That for eight long years we
have been by so-called Republican
rule maligned, slandered, misrepre-
sented and misgoverned by turbu-
lent, corrupt, imbecile government,
whitening every branch of industry
and paralysing every department Of
business and commerce in our State;
devoid of all legal right; unable with
out the strong arm of the Federal
government to stand alone twenty
four hours; hateful to our people,
hurtful alike to their peace, repose,
prosperity and happiness; anti-Re
publican in all its tendencies, sub
versive of human liberty, and spurn-
ed by manhood and rejected by civil
ization not only as a usurpation but
as wicked fraud.
Be it further resolved:
2. That we unanimously and un-
hesitatingly pronounce the so-cal]ed
Government of which Stephen B.
Packard is the head and chief, to be
fraud, cheat and swindle; the
creature of a Returning Board whose
shameless fraud is not disputed, and
whose infamy stands unmasked be
fore the whole American nation; no,
the choice of the people; honestly
and fairly defeated; the of shoot and
twin sister of the fraud and usurpa.
tion in Louisiana for the past four
years; unable to maintain law and
order, and the sure and certain par.
ent of bloodshed, turbulence and an.
archy, if foisted upon US as was its
predecessor.
Be it further resolved:
3. That the address which Stepher
B. Packard has RECENTLY published
in which among other things it i!
stated "that the Nichols Govern
ment is without shred of legal ii
tie, and that its main support rests
upon White Leaguers, with artiller,
in battery, and the rich and the arts
tocratic classes in New Orleans" j
a malicious falsehood and SANDER
and is in keeping with Packard
whole history since he with carpet
bag set foot on Louisiana soil.
Be it further resolved:
5. That we recognize the Govern
ment of which Francis T. Methodist
the Executive, as the de jure and tn
de tacto government of Louisiana
the choice of the people, by major
ity of upwards Of 5000; the only gov
eminent in this State that can er
force the laws, maintain peace an
order, and protect the lives, Ilbert
, and property Of our citizens, wit
equal and exact jutice to all race
3 and classes.
Be it further resolved:
5. That we will forthwith pay ia,
s es for the support of the Nichol
/. government, and we announce it 8
the fixed determination of the ia,
. payers of this Parish to pay no take
but to that government, in which d
termination We earnestly invite I'll
cooperation of taxpayers through
out the State.
Be it further resolved:
6. That we are gratifed at the a
= surances of Governor Nichols in b
; recent proclamation, that our RICH
shall not be compromised, and viii
we have perfect confidence in tt
e honesty, patriotism and fidelity {
: the Executive and Legislative bral
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

HAS not Mr.. Hayes undertaken
a big job in his effort to induce the
American people to respect John
Sherman?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

AND yet another. T. A. Rou-
ton, has left the Packard House, and
taken his seat in the legal Legisla-
turs.