The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-04-27
Governor Nich0lis.

'aH'is Governor Nichols. saiha
n Pointe aC6dpes Peieaa ID bs
aMereaas tgosee THE ifaalsathat
maRy of our friends of the priesa, find
with Coy. Nichols and his Adminis-
cohseientious nf.iil- I'D more disffiter-
estedisansIs flri8goaaas1aao
tEgaaernnaRo gan ote RFinsis le.lsaea sRRefes-
S;9ns, sssR tsst to8s iYha jaot1h is ot1hs Gsyss
,eWAeaidRsossa ss9a agsif aeteiisaeHief
\ EEsestiHeihf fsaas5statsyaennsha
day S. B. Packard MAS, ipapguyated,
and the latter was backed by United
States s3s u sFs-s4IR5sataete dress,
1ofOearances cancellations, frmness,
detefhihht8on and patriotic aesffort, lie
sncede0edsiH having his gos oseruanent
IIriegseeognizei igseeo astlR9 DIG dfgfes4ad de jase
lIgoyernment. The Packard .Legisla-
4 fdfg hsqged Itself into Tie sNiGioHs
hegislatorsaai thus oldaap Iselfl gov
IIeTpm,eat fAeaape 1ae, e,estabIislfsd hin
/ \ IIks.:23AIIlsilang5a.a,I4e s.:3 y gyfaN Nsjaitg of
lIGOV. NIcnQIls' appointments give uni-
VTaa4sal 4atisiaetf6Hs. 'OFtohfsgtifs Has
Eiiadswzfasis b;fiilselkotagds, ,IMHietIwas
Ilte j he I raIxpsss:ted, ss farinialast jastanees
~ Rgst SsRe9d Pies d9Ra stlaa $50 s1f ta- a.
iaNiserbaen vasshigsfdr qiiso5fHSsI,F we
Ea4li j. nbsFvd dhhtsapa iofstlles pssliey aof
tAfl pfnlerat ls atlflpqlt vas ter rceassliate
LEdsagedf h4faseis ii safetttdj 81 + 5fos 9
eabdliatPlass alaheu9lshtssHaar-i
t.s.sss .tssseaote tAaglnh,atlAe laNsosss6 die.
ana ansai,69a fo see st fhaE atriGk and impartial
nstfee Was dealt ont to .tIein. He
llas9faitlaHihS sRA FeH out fth 4 pledge.
Would any one .haseahim Inn vipiltew the.
sacred promises that seearetlllis cleo
tion He sRsfslgahg lttRssif to re-
trench iu puB1ic -expenditures. Has
heTSyee Est.asnk6l this pledgaRsy Yes.'
flhe ffst.syear ofFthe Nfcheils zrule
shows a reduction of $800,OOO less
than any Republican year since the
war. He does not intend to stop with
this reduction Of $500, 600, but will
continuesshe COED work until the cost
OF maintaining the State government
shall be brought to the lowest possi-i
ote seandpolhf. G E
He is working Governor. Beside
all the ordinary and extraordinary
autles that deEolye upon the, Execu-
i've, he mas manifold labors to. per-
,ollll; ,e ne serves as member OF the
Funding Board, also of the Printing
Board, of the Board of Public Educa-
ti',.'; :; as = trustee OF sne Chaflty hos
i'i'si. anu also OF Phe ne Directors 70 Or
sal'ee s,a 60 q 1eate Agficuignfaf Coiiege
anua anu 'otaee 9nlv,elsi1y; |, i've, me laws im-
poso . -, nu.sioei ~ otnetls aalles upon
I'm, az u "llsn ~ Hsehafges Win
! pm 1l l'eless 'S anu nae.isy ,e 7!
oen. : idficis ;, I SIciioiis " proven
q e'a pau ,ptio saiianery on every oattie
Ieau leu ~ nslna nus ih9tllated oooy
t;ra o,,;, L.1I - .a,ss' ~ .he EAeou
est and faifbffII He was Surrounded
by difficulties 10 other Fxeentiva had
to encounter and hu nat;ant aud
extraordiparv addpsss he has Fri.
umphed over all embarrasssments.
and when the time comes for him to
turn over to his dniy elected snecess-.
or the power which he fow Yields he
will do SO with q consciousness Of
Having performed his fnIlt anrv ondl
with a reputation. as 4 civilian as
bright as the olory Which clusters
around his military services.
pi.hlan5 pa.oon5.
We believe ali Won saw about Gov
Nichols: believe that he i l,onests
upright, eonseientions brave and
true. that tI,a,s,,oa1,Io ,,o,Ia - -
choira wLnn 4l,ar .otaotad ~, e.,
arnor .nI tbat -, - 49, .sa,.,.a nm oo1
as few mist,.Sss nal i,,a n pnt'n;,t5 nao
roants .,s .,,,ys,ona ,sosIa i,o 80 aPp",1s l'aas
Int we doubt yayv mueh if tbor d;s
nlayed the san,e w;sdam il tho s..lao
tion If ali the ~ tbar Stata ot4;na,s co. s'N'No
'q,.as8so,,,s,,. ~ 4 -
80
Ia spa,e eI Inc .Iac5 .as mat the disap-.
tpol'teu MISUNDERSTANDING, ~ ti1e Nici-
and Has (stflffpH ont ff3f3 .Pa flP1R1c t.pax..