The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-18


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that State. No man bad greater claims upon
he en-, ana of me people of
the Democratic party Of the Union could sur
wye defeat Ia Ohio as they had done before.
They had not onrried Ohio In Presidential eleo~
] tiOnH: they had, however. always frlHde n kgl~
liant struggle, w should not, therefore. BE- dis
@ oo1raged. new fgrk; New Jersey. Vonnectieut
| lnyinclble principles Of Democracy. would
test sr,n9 In victory In tho next Presidential con-
Tho rain having subsidized Hon. i, a. Wtlts
then took the stand. his appearances being the
| signai lor tha most enthu, iaatto cheers; The
Ing The causes which Ind led ths people % wish
lor new oonstttl9nl alacr a the misery d
a a la honor asoe eorred hsm s apes e
MIN In i nominating him 70 candidacy for tho
shisf once 81 the State under the new constltq-
eat DAY OF his life. and he was happy .hgt hg
Gond A. saysa say nat e. the rs had fned all
party PARTY would You DO. He gave . short history Of the
pls resolved y take Dgssesslon q their State
eompg,ared, then With tho future under the new
t,culary to the eitizens d foreign birth to ash
them tiu ,sI. wshether The partg had not kept al
tnot s pI9dgs1 sse 70 them The now
HonKe convention; hpeakin Of Sam y. Mo
nes hs sa sea hs n a 9s La &
hnmblest when his services. were most needed,
IL 'lmes whom the hearts OF the best and strong
nss 70 men ,,f 2, honisna were needed Aworthfer
b, his shoulders he was certain that ~ would fil
1s ps. place 70 'no utter satisfaction o. a the peo-
Of Allen Jumel and Will Strong, he could say
yery tle q them hem The, The people did not e.
IN !, hiflleg!t \, 4. aud trying times.
4, upy n. W.T. M ais9 spoke In high terms Of both
y Nj fSa f assaon ssg I'd ss ms g ssn G
Ho said be, belonged 10 no ring. Prolonged
ns and nd nsshbefs I who &c aa h In
and proopRsp ~ u ha na nnns ona
sstriciy true. Loud, cheers1 He assured his
ia,l,2wo,ssns ,,. that he would labor II elected
OIL Glasses Will bs heard. by him. He closed,
no hoped That ho would receive the aid of all
uasa mGn Ae n wsa next and
voted 70 the eulogy of :. A. Witt. whom he
termed six feet three inches OF the most solid
ers',, n@Inoeraoy ns eyer saw Hs mado g2me ludi.
ring man. but hig ring exterdsd from PLAQUES
and from be s Forda ldn parisss parsh - u oqg
the other: That. he thought. eomprised The. en-
IRE ure state OF Lonisianas and IN the oo1tre'gs
h1s seat amid loud cheers.
Judge u p. Thenrd was next called to the
nrmna n oPenlng Witn panegyric 81 Z WITT
!ound - man who mad never been found want
Inf. LIS ampit1gn, no said, was q pure and
pe aoveTnor not Tor himself but to extrloate
MN peqpe M ron its a1iilgulties Judge Theard
didates on the ticket. recommending the people
TO vote Tor them and the new constitution
Vol James Ltngan being called upoq made
marks Ry gett.ng forth the uselessneHs OF enlo-
RlzipR ia Y. a.. WIZ to the people among whom he
was born and brought UP. His only desire was
70 urge upon oil who. we're present and lived ID
the parish not TO fall In their duty and TO vots
Tor the good and true men who had been So
toItou ~. .n5iE bbHB OIHe6b.
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