Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
The Policy Of the Democracy.

Especial Telegram to the n. o. Times.l
WASHINGTON. May L., 1919.
The political situation tonight is nm
changed. Matters will continue to drift
until the president is heard from on the
legislative bill.
The SECOND thought of many who were
in favor of adiOurning without passing the
army appropriation hill, is that the better
policy would bc to 90 to the people with
the issue rs il now stands.
At the proper time tue army appropriI-
ton bill will I've reported to the house by
the appropriation committee, without 20
liiiral riders, aud passed. That il il thr
present intention ofennugh members of the
Appropriation committee to make II major
ity and carry their point.
The Democratic mrnibsrs of the hnuSr
Judiciary committee are considering tn"
| ACCESSIBILITY Of nm answer To the second
| veto message. Should il be determined on,
it may he in the form Of a joint address.
Mr Randall Tonight stated the case sub
stantially rs follows to the Times cores
pondent, aud indicated undoubtedly the
/ intention of congress:
IF Grant was right in l-76," said Mr..
! Randall, "in ordering the army TO protect
| any voter against violence on account of
! repeat the action and REISSUE the orders of
President Grant in lsS0.
Congress understands this perfectly we'll.
aud So da the stalwar,s. Meanwhile, there
! is no occasion for heat or defamation
| Congress will 90 forward patiently and
, calmly tn prevent the rrpititiou III l--O of
/ the conduct of President Grant TT i-7t.
! The personal pledges of Hayes. when
confronted 10y Chandler, have been proven
worthless. Hr must not hc permitted tn
I repeat TT i-~H for the benefit of Grant
what was done for his benefit 10y Grant in
! l-16. Congress, under the advice OF lead.
rrs representing the South a. we'll A. the
North, viii make this plain tssttc piatniy
for the people.
Congress will not. under any prnvoca-
ton ohligc the two Chambers hy adjourn.
ing without giving ~ the executive all the
Resources needed to carry Oh The govern
mcnt. The Republicans will find them
selves called upon next autumn t. meet,
not any side. fictitious or irrelevant issue.
I hni plain and very relevant issnrs inad,.
mp for them by Grant and accepted for
them 10y Hayes"
The rest If the Warner silver bill will
pass III. house 10 niprrnw.
ThuTman's speech to-day was the III in
cipal event in congress. Ii was strong
clear and what vase expected of him. though
he advanced no new views. lie handled
the subject with an carncstues- which
caused th" senate to listen with great at
trntiun. ". II. IL.
Tw" men were hanged in Georgia re.
Gently, and six or seven thousand spcc;a-
tors crowded around the galiows. The two
t'Irn had hardly ceased 10 breathe when a
qrufci broke ont between persons in the
crowd; pistols were brought into play. and
one man, j. \. tsry. was mortafly wound
ed, while two Other men were Injured
slightly. In Fayetteville, y. C.. on the
same day. Dick Lee. condemned to death
.ur burglary. danced aud sang to the music
of "A banjo before mounting the srailuld.
I'm immense throng witnessed the final
scene
Prof Ticc writes the following prrdic.
tions tor the remainder Of this month:
22nd to 9th, lIsiIg barometer, falling
temperature: 18th 70 18th, falling haro,nc.
ter. rising temperature, ending in ciouding
threat ming weather. with severe storms il.
rinccr; 2-th 10 Wth, rising barometer
falling temperature, clear or fair; 3t-t
falling barometer, rising temperature
rlouding.
We are in receipt of the first number Of
the Baptist Messenger, published NJ Far.
mcrville, La. NJ the office of the Farmer.
willie Gazette. This journal j, intended.
We presume, To be the organ Of Louisiana
Raptists, as no paper of that denomination
j. published in the state. The low prize
of One Dollar pr year pht- il in the reach
of all who desire readable, wei printed
religions journal.
The examination season begins .oon
The festive youths throughout the country
are brushing NJ their harness, trimming
their horses aud pu;ting ON their war
paint for the gallantry incident To the
season. In the months of June and july
there will be examinations AZ Arizona
llayncSrille, Mt. zion Homer, and perhaps
Summcriirld.
The practice of CARRYING concealed
weapons will soon he remembered among
the things of the past in New Orleans.
The polio" are searching the boys in that
city, and revoivcrs and knlckic busters