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OUR CASE,
What II; he New ". York Herald L u s4ys.
gt. IT,. ~, sU' Trtst fat La
penecratic Doctrine.
rHt MORGAN SUBSTITUTE.

ISN'T THE MORGAN SUBSTITUTE.
The democratic Senators adopted
10 caucus yesterday morning . Sub.
stitute for the Edmunds resolutions
offered on the day of reassembline
after tho holiday recess. The cub.
stitute Vas presented in the Senate by
Mr.. Morgan, and laid on the table TO
bs considered hereafter.
By whosoever this substitute WA
drawn, whether BY Senator Thurman,
Senator Bayard, or como other dem.
ocrstic Senator, the author has had
tho rare good fortune to catch Sen.
ator Edmunds tripping 10 points Of
law. NJ. Edmunds, it will b tecol
lected, introd uced his resolutions
With . very pretty rhetorical flourish.
''Tbis glad morning of the new year,"
said he, "when there are peace and
joy add hope everywhere, l think is
Tho best time possible to ofFer resulu.
lions which, II they be unanimously
adopted, will have : tendency to %.
ment good will and concord and unity
Of sentiment" HE mind was %
taken with this feat Of irony that he
forgot 70 attecd to bic Law, and tho
consequence 10 that tho proposed cub.
etitute be- . great advantage over bic
own resolutions. Tho Edmunds 70.
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,li-ItI {. J y IV -
Or 6eDoter.

The election Of Mr.. B. +. Jonas 70
tho Usited States Sepate vas receiv-
Cd with hssttfslt applause BY the
Democrats Of the Red river valley.
Nj, Jonas 10 Z gentleman 10 every
way capable 70 repssssst The State in
the Senate; and then hs 10 one Of
those men Who ~ never. from tho
hour that Rsdiealiam planted IL foot
upon or coll, taltssed is his fidelity
or'hiS wosk. al bua .21...jR Hbioq 81
Asno ,tns-no ns.ts. low dark
shs hapr. Or teV dapssrous tho oeca-
siea-vas NJ. Jonas found wanting
whom called upon. H2 11ss5n 1eF
III. Jonas Wa born in tho State Of
Ksssseky, 10 1894. He came d, Lon,
isiass 10 1859. He 10 . lawyer of
marked ability, and enjoys the 20.
teen and confidence Of tho great In
tsrests Of Tho State His record ~ .
beldiss, and he 10 carried, . maakes
through tho war, 10 ~ bright and
glorioas - his fame % . citi.eu.
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Our esteemed contemporary, the
Sabine Soutkron. calls a District Cons
vention for Pleasant Hill, the 18th
February. TIT. vlNDIcATOK, being
called upon 10 express an opinion,
begs to Say. that the Executive CONS
mittee, appointed at Pleasant Hill
last year, is clothed with the power
to call this Convention, and the
Chairman Of that Committee, Col.
Breazeale, has issued a call for the
assembling Of said Committee at Con'
sbatta. We beg leave to add that the
representation to which Natchitoches
ia entitled 10 IA instead of 9, as stat.
ed by our esteemed contemporary.
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The Legislature Of lo77-1S7e
wen, back On The pledges II tLr
Democracy, aud .ns"l''"xly trf""'''
:" call \ Constitutional Convention.
They we're denounced therefor b.
about y half d"zen papers IN the state
that were in turn denounced by th'
remainder for daring I" dr""'"r'
But, when the fact was d'srnve'r"
that sOmpbody's ~ had been g"'+d-
that only 500 we're appropriated to
each newspaper for publishing the
AmsndmeDts, instead Of ea2o, howl
went up that must have made the
"best talent aud tho only brains in
the State,' as that recreant Assembly
had been termed BY its warm parti.
cans, quake 10 their boots.
Governor Nichols developed
policy, early 10 1877, which for politi.,
cal lunacy stands without parallel
in history. Owe paper: alone i" Lo"
isiasa desosseed that policy crime.
One paper alone propehtically marked
step by step the ruin that policy
would bring to our citizens and the
degradation it was certain to entail
upon our commonwealth. That pa
per was tho V1xDlCAr0R.
For daring to do right; towaru the
people Of the danger, We were de.
nounced at every turn a. a hot head;
an implacable !; q Bourbon. The press
Of Louisiana were either Silent -
the grave then, or assailed 10 10 IN.
measured terms. '--.'- -
To-day, whom the evils of that
policy are afflicted and past remedy,
tho howl against Governor Nichols
is deafspins. Every scribbler in the
State adds volume to The sound, and
those who would save at least some
thing from tho wreck Of our pledges
or honor, are deadened with the clam.
or Of the ravers, who shout and de-
nounce when it does no good, and
criuge and support when vital inter.
ests are going to ruin under their
very noses.
Lot 10 haye done with this sense
lees clamoe. Nichols 10 . failure !;
bat 10 him lice our honor % . com.
monwealth and = party. He must
seek such vigorous advisers - Willis,
Jsnas, Ogden, Burke, Cunningham,
McEnery, Lewis, Jedties, and that
class Of patriots.
He can yet impsrt stability to bic
administration and 60 out Of Office
with honor to himself and glory to
bic people.
We never struck Q man whom be
was down, and 10 deueunee those Who
do. II tho newspapers Of this State
cart rise above pelf. and haven't
political ssgasity sufficient to mark .
policy to III end, they should shut
up. II they can sugesat any policy
y relieve - Of hi. hlilos., . which
they contributed IL . great nsasure,
lot Tie pablo have it. Il 10 shame.
fol 10 rave now. = .ea'I t' rroI.s III
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ton nf all ci,izens 9th: United States
legally oualiiri in the right I" vote
f., ,epir .ru tatives in Congress" All
that Congress can c"nstitn'i""a'ly d"
IN I" prevent "r punish any discr'm'
ina,ion "n the gr"nnd II race "r coils
a., the punishment "f other vi"Ia''""s
If the right If sntf'rage belonging I"
the State governments. Nj. E"'
Wmn'ls stands on nn'"nahle ground,
because he extends the sr""" 1T tue
new amendments beyond ~" na''""
limit defined l,y the S'rt"We Cont.
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SheriR's sale.

State of Louisiana vs. Jack Edwards ct "
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
No. 1910.
DYVIRTUE of two writs of several
ID writs of Fieri Facias issued in ths
above entitled and numbered suit, and b
me directed l have seized. and will od6
for sale to tho last and highest bidder 4
the door of tho Court House in the ciH.
and parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1879, So
the following described property, to.wit !:
A certain tract or parcel Of. land situ.
ated in the parish Of Natchitoches and
being all that portion of South West
quarter of Sec. No. Z, in Township 10
Range Z, lying Sonth OF Bayou Bonrbeux,
containing one hundred acres moro q
less, together with all the buildiDgs and
improvements thereon. vst,r'
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-with benefit Of appraisement. 81
L. A. DEBLIEUX, ..
Jan. ll'tds. Sherf.
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In THE town . good dancing master,
for the purpose of'teaching our young
fo'ts ths pleasing and accomplished
art Of daneisg. Ifthre IL oss thing
above another calculated 70 Improve
TO sait asd 4 slaaosti 81 children, Il il
ths traiaisg Of . good dancing soho.,l.
Il 10 tsoe tho church bee eosdeosed
sose forms Of dsneiog, bat this does
not necessiiily exclude all kinds, and
10 are under tho Impression that II .
polite, gsnteel dancing master would
cone along. 10 could get. . class that
woald pay hin haodse.ely.
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FOR RENT.

MY plantation on Bayou Pierre river,
NJ adjoining the "Jordan Ferry plan
tation on the lower side, known as tho
King place, for the year 1879. The place
10 tho most desirable on Bayou Pierre
River, and will be rented on good terms.
100 and moro acres were in cultivation
in the year 1873. The place ia about 2
miles from Brownsville on, Red River.
II the place IL welt prepared and pro-
perly cultivated, will yield ono bale of
cotton and 40 to so bushels corn per acre.
I have made it gu it.
For information Of Terms, apply to W.
H. Jack, of Natchitoches City, or to the
undersigned. Possession given LIST Jan.
uary, 1879, or sooner.
r. RUFUS KING,
p. q. Box No. IS,
Dec. q. Selma, Ala, Dallas Co.
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The Lottery Bin passed tho Senate.
Mt. Willians, like . tree Democrat
and . mau representing bic eosstita.
snh voted 70 repeal che infamous
Law. The Dseoerats who were rec.
rsaot = shis tsase, ass 10 italics, 10
ths voes sgliass tho bin, given bslow
Tes - ill-Nssiss, Bowden, Do.
Dosshel, Dsesos, Fontepot, Heron.
ksllaS. Ksopsr. nettsl, Psrkiss.
Rie6osdaee, 9eanlas1, Steven, Stable,
Tsaade, WALES, Wells, williams aud
Zaeharjp. ..a -, 20 f''F77
. Ajiiase u bill-l(sisss. B1sslSys,
Assss BszaSs Cafes, Cags, Della:
ke006Aye, III, ,9ltlss3, Gla, 40r4
- - s s.s.:: ~. 4! 1'. =! -
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II tho business men Of New OF.
leans have any respect for the cour-
try people, il can be shown BY .
public reputation Of such veual, eor-
raPt, and blasksoara sheets ~ the
Times, Picayxse and Item. a;.,-
i'These jouroals have vitupesated
until it has become sickeniug. Il i
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Sherin's Sale.
j D Addison vs.. L A Sers.
Parish. Court, Parish of Natchitochea
No. 17S5,

Parish Court, Parish of Natchitochea.
No. 1765.
DY VIRTUE ola writ of Fieri Fscin
- issued in the above entitled Al
numbered suit and to mo directed. hsNs
seized and will offer for sale, to the 1t
aud higest bidder, at the door Of the Cost
House, in the city and parish Of Natslk
tOches on
Saturday, February 18th, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated q
Bayou Nit d'Aigle, with all the building
and improvements thereon, contaisl(e
one hundred aud seventy acres, moro &
less. bounded North by lands Of Piens
Brosset, South by lands of Mrs. Lin
Scruggs, and heirs Of SEVERN Desloncbso
East by a Bayou known y Bayou M
TAigle, and West by Little or Athao III.
or, being same property purchased BY
defendant from N p B RACIAL, by ct
of date Jan 3Oth 1877.
This property will he sold in 40 aeN
lots, according to plat exhibited on dal
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-sutjoct to appraiscmeut.
l.. DEBLIEUX,
Jan. IL tbs. Sheriff.
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BLOODED STOCK.

THOROUGHBRED Short Horned cat.
j. tie, COltwold and S0uthdown Sheer,
and Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat at Alexandria, Rapides par
ishp where tho stock has been pastureil
since tho Fall of 1877 and 1878.
Terms Reasonable. -,
Apply to J. n. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. Sly. 40 Alexandra, La.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of J. Bunker.

10y virtue Ofan order from the h,
ID Pa ish Court Of he parish of Match:
t'mhrs, will offer for sale at public AM.
ti,n ut the late Residence of the ,lrcea..S
tw" miles a'"ve Camptc, on the Grape,
Elntf road,
"Wednesday, February 1911, 1879.
the property b'Ion Ing to the succr.
Tor nf J. Bunker, to wit:
GA spotted pony with saddle and
"I".'llc one gray pony; one hog back.
''',th and carpenters tools, &c, right
and credits.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, for what it will bring.
J. 3. GCNTER,
Feb. Let, Administering.
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n Il Assis.

4lses ~ : elass Of sswspspsls Ii
49, talss vhisA A. 10 Dsuosrstic
~ vbaas's1ssts 40. essIissally di.
s11oo1 te'tbt aai6iSeograsios n tie
Dsi1SiislSts arllsl JI.. = -. ,9'n - "l'f'a
Ne Aeeeae No. sbe esll See : ICso.
shoatIsHal!C ssvsstiss beeeos . ised
Ase-that sall sSsessd -, by The II.
~ = ~ vseJ best 'Dsneersts IN
- stste oaly-shaa thsss joussals
1soak lsess WITH IL twaddle aboot
''DSo6i1g ~ bsse nsu ~ delegates to
- Cssvsaties, s;saest regard b
1890 .bna 4aa
AsiQ ~ victories gsissa b. esr
City q ~ State, there \ ! ellen
- yesessd q oses to throw u ne
49, y. ksitA ~, C,s,lsstos y.
iaaIal Ghall b ahsaCsasd, = . Radical
81 Gpsblieaa Cssslisasjes thsss1s.
- - ~ lSsst6S 70 Tie high.
so1l16y - ~ UsselieseisAs oss,.
49, - - lhss1Ist tssssd dsle.
- $1,000 DqGssd y pslitisal go.
vislIeW pa1lDil iey sse1sles,aas1, =
& lonp e thooo Vhe voaA q.
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Succession Sale.

SuCvVSSIUu CNN'S
The Joint Successio" of c. B. d Fran.
chs Carlton, deceased.
DY Virtue of an order from the Ho.
ID Parish Court Of the parish of Match.
tocllcs. | will offer for sale at public auc.
ton at the court house door, in the cit,
of Natchitoches, on
Tuesday, the 4M day Of March, 1873,
all the property belonging to the Joint
succession of c. Il. l. Francis Carlton.
deceased, to wit:
Real Estate "A certain tract of land
with all the building and Improvement
thereon, situated in the Parish of Nat
chitoches and being the south west quar-
ter of south west quarter OF section /
township 10, range 10, containing thirty.
nine 37-l0O acres and south east quarter
Of south west quarter, north half Of
south west quarter, south west quarter
ofnorth west quarter, section 3, and nortl
east quarter of south east quarter ani
south half Of nortl, east quarter, Of w.
ton 4, in township 10, range 10, contain,
ing in the whole three hundred ami
eleven acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, for what it will bring.
j. w. WALKER,
Feb. Lids. Administrator
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CALL.

THE Executive Committee. Democrat.
l. ic Party, Of the Senatorial District,
composed Of the Parishes of Natchito-
ches. DeSoto, Sabine and Red River, are
to meet Mt COushatta, on Feb
ruary, 10th, Thursday, 1879, for the pur-
pose Of selecting a place and designate
tho time for holding q District Conven-
ton, to nominate Delegates to the Con-
Convention.
az w. o. BREAZEAL,
Feb. 8. Member from NatchitOches.
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Onstable's Sale


T. P. Balthazar T. Co., W. Bush Davis
Ninth Justices Court, Parish Of Natchi-
tpcles, La. No. &c.
DY virtue Of . writ of Fl. Fa. to me.
ID directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Honorable the
Ninth Justice Of tho Peace, Parish of
Natchitoches, have seised and will Of.
fer for sale ct public auction ut l9 o'clock
NJ, at T. Ch,lers Store, In said Parish, on
Saturday, 9Th day Of February, 1879,
the following property, to.wit:
Ono gray Horse.
One OK.
Ono Cow and Calf.
Tsv~s q Sals.
Cash, sahjsst to appr.issment.
1914 3 G. E. CHALER,
Jaa. &.ft .s.a.lCc Constable, Wards.
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For Sale alta Bargain!

4 PLANTATION situated on Bayou
IA Derbanne. ono mile from Railroad
Depot Of the New Orleans Pacific Rail-
road, containing three hundred acres,
known - the John Foster plantation.
One hundred and fifty acres open and
free Of grasses, of alluvial soil and capa-
bic Of producing bale of cotton to tue
acre. House improvements situated on
ridge opposite Bayou Derbsnne, with
Oistern. and = 6ne spring IF water.
.'Will be sold on reasonable terms, and
possession givea at once Labor to cul-
tivste aleady on the plantation. -t....
Apply to ~. L. CHARLEvlLLE, +,
,.e-.'.. .s5..y Cloutierville, La.
-" .' '''' D. r. CARROLL.
= '''.' +. New Orleans.
L'''.''.fi ~ or JNO. FOSTER,
s~ldi It; na:ia On the Plantation. >
3soft !, ALSO
Plantations containing from forty
acres to eight hundred acres each, stu
sted on Cane and Little rivers, in this
parish. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to L. CHARLEvILLE,
Feb. st. Cloutierville, In.
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SheriE's Sale.

S'"iA " bryan vs.. A. r. johnson, ct. .
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches. 4
No. 162O.
ny VIRTUE Of writ of Fieri Facia
10 issued in the above entitled and nun
bered suit and to me directed, l hsvS
seized and will offer for sale, at the dost,
OF the Court House, in the city aud pr
ISL OF NatchitOches on
Saturday February 18th, ls79, D
the following described property, to.wit,f
North fractional half OF section No. Z.
Lot No. 3of section No. Z, and North ~
Of section No Is, Township6 Northia
Range West, containing four hundI.l
and ninety three acres, situated in "
Parish Of Natchitoches. -,Ss
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement. II
L. A. DEBLIEUX, @
Jan ll.tds. Sheriff. ]. ].
4.sr' d. & :, tfF4E@
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Sheri6,s Sale.

Sheri6's Sale,
r. T. Buckner T. Bro, in Liz, w. n.
Perot, Tutor.
District Court, Parish Of Nstchitoches
No. 8257.
DY vir ;ue of q writ of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed, I have
seized and will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House in the city and par.
ish Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1879,
the following described property, to.wit
A certain tract or parcel Of land belong.
ing to the Succession of Clara DeRussy,
deceased, known as the Clara DeRussy
plantation, situated on Old river, in said
parish, containing in the aggregate one
hundred and sixty acres, moro or less,
bounded "a follows on the east by lands
belonging to the heirs Of Hyler Bordelon,
west by land, belonging to Julia De
missy, north by lands belonging to Mrs,
f. b. Flemming, and south by Old river.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash. subject to appraisement.
-. L. A. DEBLIEUX,
Feb. 8. IN Sheriff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Hill & Co., rs. Caroline Myers.

Hill & Co., rs. Caroline Myers.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoctes.
No. 327.
DY virtue Of writ of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of Court House
in the city and parish of Natchitoches,
Saturday, March LIST, 1879,
at II NJ, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in the
city of Natchitoches, on the West side
Of Second Street, below Bayou Amulet,
measuring sixty-seven and half feet
front, on said Street, with depth Of
two hundred aud forty feet, together
with the buildings and improvements
thereon, acquired by Defendant from P.
Myers, by Act of date 22d December,
1866.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appraisclnent.
L. A. DEBLIEUX,
Jan. Is. Sheriff.
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Saturday March 18th, 1879,

S"sWUNv ANW'" AO"S AS'"1
tho following described property, to.wit
A certain tract of land situated in the
parish of Natclitochcs, on the left bank
Of Red river and described as per plat of
survey made by Geo. S. Walmsley, deputy
surveyor on 10th Feb. 1871 as follows: :
Beginning at post on the left bank of
Red river between the claim conferred
to Louit Buard and widow NJ. Lestage,
thence n. $50 on the line between land
now owned by b. Cloutier and the claim
ant 1900 chains to a post on the back
line, thence south 80 west 4455 chains TO
Red river (Set a post) thence up the riy-
er on u traverse S. Sc W. 200 chains n.
Is w. 800 n. 35W 900 N. 80 4 1877 chains
to place Of beginning being part of
claim conferred under commissioner GER
tiicates A. No 1865, A. No. 1851 and B.
No. 1853, sec. Nos. 81, IS, and Sc, in town.
ship 9, range 6 west sec. No. 10, town.
ship 8, range 6 west; sec. No. -, town.
ship 8, range Z, west, N. W. Land Dist.
of La, containing 1l9 3O-1W acres with
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, with the benefit Of appraisement.
L. A. DEBLIEUX,
Feb. lids. Sheriff.
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!. ~ 3. s:.5'. Els!s !

|, ;! ]; : J. !. !. - !. !!
=! = w. = j1eljslsA. Dlsse
No. = : = ca'ii -, - = ssl
aooes = pisey - .,haanlaG. sNo
- -! - J J J, 80 $1,000 No.
y .lss al sh i s, l,!.sl|'
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7erms aud Conditions Of Sale.

The several tracts of land to be sold for
one.third cash, the balance on one and
two years time with eight per cent inter
eat from day of sale, purchaser to give
Promissory Note with good and approv-
ell security, payable as above with the
special mortgage and vendors lien and
priviledgo with clause of non alienation
retained until full and tinal payment.
The house and lots in town to be sold
for one fourth cash, the balance on one,
two aud three years, purchaser to give
bis promtssory note with 8 per cent from
day Of sale, payable, one third in one,
two aud three years, with good and a,,-
proved eecnrity, with special mortgage
secured BY vendors lien aud priviDedge.
with clause Of non alienation, until final
payment Of said purchase notes.
All to be sold subject to appraisement.
BENJAMIN METOYER.
J. ALPHONSE PRUDHOMME.
]. ADOLPH PRUDHOMME,
jan. 10 EXECUTION.
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Sherif's Sale.

Caspari & Dietrich vs.. P. Victorin Pru-
dhOmmc-District Court No. lO40.
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40 Il Staals 1.-THE Remedy.

'SIAV8, AUUlNlOI kAI1VNs
~ II Stands The Remedy.
.arDa IN 90
TIE administration Of Governor
Nisholls for which W are oil more
ssIsss responsible, Is now ranked a
slailurs.
I've ~ moro OF lee responsibility
rests with oil, because those who
laiDsd 10 urge upon the Governor On
early abandonment Of that policy
which ohservins and thinking neo
Nest hsvs kpoWn would end - 1t
1ae-ssv more 70 blame, and have
more responsibility to assume, than
those who pointed out the failure,
sew spon %, months ago. s. 7', Do.
Tho administration could have
beoa. successfal, and that success
wosld have merited - we'll % 70.
ssivsd applause. upon three vital
Political issues.
'riset-la sustaining the financial
1enor q tho State.
Ssessd-ln suppree)iug violence 10
ths parishes.
Third-In retaining the solidity Of
~ usterial citisens who had elect.
q and successfully seated it.
on anvhess vital issues Governor
lQshola Aas proved . failure. We be.
ljsvDDov, - 10 have oil along, that
b iSths peer ofany man In Louisiana
10 personal honor and virtue Of char.
sstsr. These, however, are not all
IL slsaspts required to make suc
eeeDfdl Statesman. His failure We
aae,ibuts solely to bis advisers; they
hsvs prsysd upon bic weakness and
ass sssponsible In tho main for the
1ioesAess which have overtsken bic
s1bst1. These false friends were no
n3ce earnest In dsnpeneing to him
~ nsa whe bed, BY their valor and
patriotism, wen Louisiana from the
it66 u 1sdicalism, than in suggest.
Id ! policy which could eliminate
eul9 b failure. 10 feet, every sem.
bssss II visss - The part Of . large
peftlen Of the young, thinking Dem.
ssiab cfths State VA denounced, BY
vAAb BE- bsen lalsely termed the
''Cssssfvativs element" - "violenee,"
ss'"hot Asadedness."
That Governor Nichols shared
toees visvs 10 have every reason to
believe. He must now eco how sys.
telIaeisaliy hs boz been deceived.
Gsvssper Nichols haa more pare,
DsDessl isissds-ness luss whe fssl
Cee.s1 1vse'his fhiloss ~ Governor
sfy oe pSeplS- among THOSE false
IGSItSol ,"'yielsptsr' apd ''ests.en-
ia1AH,AhAe lanssgi tasae who have
IL ~ teAb pelisiesl suis. ,ut i
k'btSsk6f thu ~ '.asGert, that,
,Es ~. h.,s, 81, lf.ir 1Siaies.ie elan.
- asA ssasGleaa oaasies, produced
lbssaess 10 Tie pssithss, disiutssra.
u ~ Aagsat6d Our people and
hs6hissssd or State, these "vio-
)sst6c sesad ready upon eall 70 10y
bslbeeAn B1esllssey . policy which
vnl ehsJ1 ct once this overthrow
iAlpiv3eseey. They ,are prepared to
aaooDos . plss whieh viii procure
pGe11 Aeo sseo ssd u Lssjsiass to
tl4 t2Gl, which vim tssnits ,hs No!
%ai1 Sasspi,, apd vhieh WY redeem
nouAs11l 's6li ssr esonsnwsalth. +,
~NThsss'nas, tho yssps, viser-
eo1p Sct XIV, vim assans all 70.
1llllll nllliI ldM ~ hilsre, slqpld an.
sssee, ed allsw ,eovs,sosd laisholls
A, 49, 49, . A II $500. ,a>P ~ -