Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-24
A Word OF Advice.

utivc committee, aud have given vent Ia
th,,r feeling. IA resolutions, and now he
! siH+ th-. no.k. Il NATTER, hot whether
such ACTON a, las been taken j. sati>fic-
tony or not; whether the plan Of noinina-
! iI"ns II right or wrong; ihc rNrcuiiyr com
mtt,c - "A good ~ bad one all these qucs-
ti"i., have been finally p..s,rd ON, and the
discontinued must now fall into line with
the coutcntrd, bury all differences, cc.sc
To growl over their disappointment, and
submit to b" controlled by the mass meet
ny "f the people.
1t not necessary that wc Say whether
W. arc pleased or diopl,as'd. We accept
- a fact the action. what - wTIt II
| wr'g'. lnd while We may perhaps cNclaIm
/ ~ all sincerity, "wonld 1t we've worihicr,
", propose wasting 10 time IA criticisms.
W. rrali1r fully the Importance Of the
/ Nov, inhci erection. The result IT, hc made
known "u the first tuesday of that month
| - onr " hirh Viii finally determine whether
~ not the democracy az trr'nIin pcrma
! ncntly ~ pna,, >~iuH Of the state Govern.
mnnt IL" fact that the Republican party
~ t',it ~t?'r unininlt'~ nutichct and holds
no convention j. not {" hc taken ~ an cNI.
d'nr" of th'Ir d~"rgliilttIou--Is nn reason
50 hy the Democracy ehould break up th,r
get mli"rrty iva the legislature W.
understand II - Ice ~" policy of the Re-.
publican party ~ Louisiana I" concentrate
au th.ir strength aud m",n- upon the one
single object at securing majority IN The
fcgi>tttuIr and ~ "I,tcr To dn ~ they viii
hc read, aud willing ut all times tn trade
llr.rl, with those " hu are iislf1cctrd to
ulrf the i'rm"cratr, party. II they sue
c.rh, the c,il consequences are apparent
Now, then, What Is the proper thing for
III" b'm"crary - tins parish to do W.
corr'nc that all viii agree upon the fol
low lug line "f rolicys To- seek recruits from
Among the c"turrd l,cortr; Ia procure from
them uu endorsement of our nulnIucc-; to :
throw ur,u onr patty doors fnr the rccrp- |
ton Of recruits who apply in good faith; /
honest men. nest cowptcSt men, and
lastly, such mon ~ would, in the general
election. command the largest numh,r of
votes Let not the people waste their
strength IN thu too first 81, cttou~ and con
slider thlt they have finished after the man
If their choice is nominated. The pIr-
,oual ones, although We have II" doubt hut
hat many people think -. II Is hut little
hat auS pnr should care who j. elected,
iruN idvd the success of the party l. secure
,ud the man pos~cs-rS the requisites men
innrd above, IIrutnfnrr many VOTERS
rave failed tn register; that, It seems 10
IL, IL wrong, and III" people who do really
ND truly TAXI n patriotic interest IN the
trugGlr shonld see to it that all men reg
stcr aud vote.
Soinc candidates, tel! tug Ht"u the fact
hat Claiborne has alWaNs a Democratic
majority, may feel that they have Alright
e. seat th,iHst l;t- ia disniicd case after
hey have secuted the nominations They
ave uu such night. and arr unworthy the
confidence Of ih' people II they exercise 1t.
Much depends upon Claiborne parish this
.ic,uou. 1t nhr rolls up the majority we
reasonably IhAh expect, - striking Tcluc-
lui ~ IA i,,, uilI,. ia I lac. H,puhlt tuninr