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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-15

desplOme Junto unas n1nas que en- dl-
cha calle estaban jugando.
-Esta tarde ha preguntado un perio-
dista a un diputado del centro parla-
mento, en- OCCASION que estaban presen-
tes otros diputados del mismo grupo,
10 siguiente:
ID Y la fraccion?
Y ha contestado ell aludido:
-Ha muerto la fusion Sc ha hecho
Y no existe va mas que ell partido libe-
raj de la monarquia de Alfonso XII
+ (Hist6rico).
Entire los rumores que han circula-
do esta tarde en- el salon de conferen-
ieias del Congreso, sobre la base de la
union de centralistas Y constituencies
uno SO referla la formation de un mi
nisterio en- esta forma: General Zavala,
Presidencia y Guerra; Alfonso Martinez,
Gebernacion Sagasta, Estado CANA
cho, Hacienda Groizard, Gracia JUS
ticia; Rodriguez Arias, Marina Rome
ro Ortiz, Ultramar, y Navarro y Rodri-
60 Fomento.
-Sevilla, 19. Aver al medic dia ha-
b1a crecido el Guadalquivir por esta
capital nueve pie sobre su nivel ordina-
rio, causa de 10 mucho que 1ltima-
mente ha llovido por la parte de Anda-
lucia alta. Con este motive, Y por 81
acaso aumentaba ell caudal de aguas, So
di6 6rden por la alcaldla para que ano-
che SO ejerciera la mayor vigilancia por
los encargados de los auxilios.
-Anoche a las once y minutes falle-
clio el embajador de Russia en- esta corte.
Un hijc suyo, que lego aver precipita-
damente, enterado de Ia grave enferme-
dad:de su senior padre, pudo verle a1n
con vida y recibir sus bendiciones.
I'm telegrama de Adra participa que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-15

Ell tribunal Supreme de Justicia ha
dictado sentencia en- IL causa de regi-
cidio, confrmando la de la audiencia
del territorio.
Ell Figaro dice one el domingo Ill.
timo dio en- Paris S. M. la reina doia
Isabel una gran comida al embajador
de Austria conde de Beust al minis
tro de Belgica, Sr. Beyens.
Entire los invitados SO encontraba el
baron y la baronesa de Beyens, el selor
Guell y Rent6, 81 se1or : Ia senora de
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
THE HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Various Subjects Discussed and Reports
Made Recommendation Concerning
Quarantine and Other Matters,

NASHVILLE, Nov 2l.-A The morning session
w Tia Amcrican Health Association 100 new
mamhare were admitted. The following papers
were read
.Qnaraniino In Arkansas in 1879 by r. q.
Jnnuiugs of Little Rock. Camps HnI Popua-
tim ut NJ Mnm phis Ia 1919" by John r. Cameron !:
Yellow Faver In New Orleans" by y. y. Herr
ron.
Dr. Holiday Of New Orleans. read report
nf the mmiltae auhIecs submitted by the
American Association. recommending auaran-
tiun of rasseIs to prevent tho impo, tntton OF
ihn fret case OF yellow fever. the establishment
nf quarantine hospitals by government. ma
iinnal State and municipal. TO make provision
for iha removal of unaneimatad pnrsnna and
the abolition at uphosterei furnitura, rugs
md carpets from railroad cars dnrtng ept-
III mns Tho report further showa tho imp,r-
tnnt raaue frnm the incorporation Of the Ma
tjnnal Board of IIanltl.
President t)ahoil than announced the appoint
ment of M advisory council, the southern
mpmi,ars of which arc Measrs. Webb of Ala
u mA; G1ba of Floriha C,mtbetl OF Georg ~
Johnson. uf htiaala#tppi; Holiday. of Louiei-
rna: Gfnrp OF + Tenunsasa: JnYner, Of virginia; :;
Wood ~ Nor h Carolina Ibar Of South Caro-
linn and RItllsrnrd, of Texas.
Tha afternoon seaaieu WAS devntol to u dis
cnasjon nf tho pnpats road la the forenoon.
President Flnnk T. Of ,la sanitary Council OF
Inv Misaissipp Valley. app pointed thu following
commit y" to arm 60 " plan Of ouerations he
tween nI State boards of health In the Unton:
Dr.. Hewitt. Dr rtnckney THOMPSON of keu-
turky: DIR. aeiftln. of Wisconsin,. DIR. A: u,
Atohisnn of Tennaasea: Dr. Onoiptn. nf New
Orleans aud DR. Rice, Of Miasissippi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22

aud ~ movement ts accordingly on foot - re-.
opnslar The ;,rtisn of Tho late convention and
npuinaia d full Democratic pariah ticket
There Ia a anlli I'm tho Republican ranks IN
Aanenaon parish and The following biting
ticket haH l,aan prepared. For Annator Richard
fla,nmna for Dietrint Indge. John A, Gheevera !;
for u trnt Attorney e HnnAaEer; ns, m fot nnp, ,
Iarprt: for coroner. DIR. John II. nnffel for
c,orh of court, g = IllF Tho nonnlisonvills'
~ i couple of prominent officials In our Gus
tom. House.
Judge Taylor Benttia aeems 10 have mnde
singular speech To his negro audience In MIN
don His speech consisted In nn estnlalan Of
the Augln- Saxon race While no nxprasaeh n
desire tn elevate the stH',ts Of tho negro and to
surround him with the hleaainRa of enllghtan-
rnani and to increase his material proapefi y,
he assures The negroes that their prograea and
advancement could not ha pdli paaaH with that
nf their white fellnw.citiaens He denlared IN
favor nf hard money. and diaowneJ tho tench.
inga OF the Graenbaokars. I1a anheavorad 70
jnl,raaa upon he negro tho idea that they Were
dependant upon The white rRes for their future
prosperity aud happiness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
5- E5z-~>N . -
THE BUBBLE BURSTS.
Hoavy Decline in Stocks IN New York a
General Tumble The Leaders in
the Boar Movement.

Nrw VoRR Nov a. On the Stock Exchange
tho eeiltng movement inau9ufatad q low days
since aulmirataa In n breaking o. pri ea 'hia
morning Of Ia 20 par cont 10 compared with
tha closing flguraa nf Yesterday. Delaware nnd
lIua "A led the downward movement. aeiling
III tp against - ~ clnaa ynsterdaF: Union Pacific
broke a. Erie l',. ureferred a Laka shore I r..
Chattanooga md ~ louis 10. Toward nom
there was recovery OF To 10 per cont. tlla Int
tor on Delaware and Hudson.
THE LEADERS IN THF HHAR MOVEMENT.
NHw YopR Nov ai.-rhn great at eynitomant
prevailed on the Atprk Exchanges this morning,
aud Ut ono time u sarious panic saamad almost
Inevitable J he sc no on tho floor of The tx
change was m at tumultuoua. and tho wiah 10
eel sioeka was 40 great that prlnns dropuoi 40
par cent MT n time unil before tho first half
hour OF huainass wns ovhr. Delaware and iiul-
son had declined 20 nn cont and tho raa' oi tho
liat nil the way from toA per ea The men
who are cta,liai with this boar moveu}snt arn
.fny q ,ultl James II Kaene, Russell Sage and
Addison Gammnok. Many failures wora ax
peetch ffom he great fal In rrinna, but only
n,le i,ra bann reported Edward Livnrm@ rn. Of
M aa Broad street. who auspen led this alter
noon,
Toward the close of tho day greaf change
nsme over speculation on tho Stock Exchange
Strength and buoyancY took tho place. de-
nrnasinn and n ghnrp and mgtara advance In
u,lnas took piaoe, Those VINO had barn aaillng
in the morning had now become huyara, and
under their uUrehasea the entire Hat advanced
"a per cent, The impression gaina1 ground
thnt u new upward movement bad commenced.
and the final dealing- were strong ia tuno.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Continued Excitement in ireland
Over the Recent Arrests.
Formal Opening Of the New French
Cable-The Cholera Epidemic in
Japan Tive Civil War in
Cuba-G General Notes.
TIE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON Nov 2t.-Mr Charles Htewnft Par
ne II will be invlted to attend thr Hyde Fark
demonstrations If his engagements will permit.
Mr.. Parnell had deferred he visit to tho United
Etates In consequence Of ruraors reaching him
Of tho ntanded action Of the Cover rement, and
The present crisis will delay his jortrney still
further.
II Ia intended TO Issue another address to tn .
Iish abroad calling for money to daand nil
whom the government may ~ osenutn and tr
maintain the agitation.
II Ia stated that Davltt. KiIIen and ncly will
be Indicted for conspiracy AS we'll IA fos sell-
ton
II ie also stated TINT Mr. Parnal5s language
at The htnd meetings will he bFonght hatore
tho Housa Of Commons with n Wow Of al nnG-
Ing him In the House.
The runstahHlarv nro undar arms day and
Night In many towns IN lraihnd,
LoNpuN Nov. 2l.-The British steamer Borua+
~ aail9h from liyerponl y 'lay for Ntw nt.
bound to 'Tesas They nre mostly from Ian.
oaabire Yorkshire and Durham, with tew
from Aeo'land and Ireland
IuNu m Nov 2i~~The II ish arrests Fonftuue
to hn the leading tnple Of Interest. TIE Tunes
thinks there ia every reason 70 halieve TINT n
timely display of nrmness Will extingulah any
really nischlevnns elemant IN tho anti rent
agitation. Tho iimnR enrrespandf nt's report nt
Gineauw snys thera is Intense eS@It"ment
among tho Home Hul RS. nj Liverpool grent In
Is, eaf, but no excitement: at Iiruerlek eonsil-
arabla aismaY and enucarn. ut Dublin ono re-
pnrtNr anya tho excl, smAnt ta only eunalnd by
that prevailing during the FaniaD rising. whlls
another saYs tho arrests eseteo but little tntor-
cat, and the prevalent feeling amoug the re- pee.
tahle classes who are not committed To- tho
ngllalton ia ono Of aatisfne Ion thai stops have
been nt length taken, though tafdtly, to rhsek
the cor mn n istic movement.
The DatfU Ners does not bnma tho govern
ment. 1t ,hluka hat Gharles PnFnell ls resnon-
sbs for the condition Of atfairs hui doubts
the prudence Of tho measures taked. and lnaists
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
TIE LYING uTES.
They Become Frightened and Agree to Tt#.
tify Ouray Surprises and Ims
presses the Commissioners

DHpvER Dol Noy u. Foe pinos dspatchss
report that Thursday 5ia9assd to taking
the testimony Of Wasa PM Yane two runners
sent by Ouray to tho White liver req prior TO
the massacre. They gave thet atatemsnts
without reservation. and OurhY f.af that re-
newnd, confidence, on the part v hnso who
2 clean breast Of everything. The hostl.e .es met
the commission BY telling ennai slgFs Lie
throughout. but Adamss cottp d'atat ht 1eht
lham to y realizing sense Of thstr poe ttols lad
thay are now pleadInR for peace. Thsy are
thoroughly frightened. and fears Of Q Water
aa.rpatgn exanseI the promise 10 honest ses-
One big bght and Indians. ammunition ali
gons np food; we slarve.s They begin To un~
deratand the utter fntlty of further resistance
and now not only express % willingness 10 aues
NIT TO peaceful afhtrAment, but desire the
commission to continue to 9 final settlement.
After tha formal Adjournment Of tho o,mmis-
sion. Orarny made a apeeoh which for depth OF
feeling, power Of eoquenee. and deep reason-
ing want far feyond any OF hls previous Of
forts. His words aurprisei and gin ddened the
snraly-t iad aud ishearted COM misstoners. A
Huod Of Wight cast upon his previous Of
iurts. all scanning inonnsistsnaies were made
clear, md Ouray now stands before the world
n5s tho white nnn' Is frinnH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
TIE MINDEN MEETING.
Several Hours Speaking, with Egan, Gibson,
Lingau, Vance, Monoure and No
Emery as the Orators,
.IMintien Democrat,

Al il wna announced through tho papers that
the diff rent candidates On the Atae ticket
would bn IL Minten on the lonth instant, the
10 pla from MI portions nf the parish began
n ming In nj an earlr hour. mud at tho an
pointed hour "a Vi tho sound nf the dinm
rnyn tho pigunl md thn court house was soon
flIlad many ladies hug present from both
town aud @ .rntry Tho inoattnE wna ntAanf nf2a,i
Nv pr u. II. Hamilton. chairman af the parrish
aud on motion If HIN. A, u, George. Hon J u.
Watkins was elected permanent chairman: and
ma moved hy Gnl. 7, q Hanton, Loviek Wten
was elect I'D secretary of tho meetlng.
The chairman after a,no apprnpriato lnro-
dnc,orp remarks ,introduo" n Ieu', Gv, Witt.
who now stands IT The he u of our State ticket:
Gov. Wiia arc ~ amid enthusiastic shouts aud
cheers from the crowd which tell plainly for
whom they intand To vote at tho n'rtng alan-
uUn. W. al inll aahlv a1aHppointed. howev"r.
when We learned that tho Governor wna too IN
we'll 10 apeaE fnr the eloquent manner IN which
hr addressed the ct5ans Of this piri4h tn thn
campaign Of 1876 stu ltngeta IN tha memory Of
many
Judge Egan W Claiborne, candidate for At
tarnay General was neyt introduced, who, nfter
reyiewiug tita Stuta government uniAr Radical
misrnle. ANA contrasting It with tho gnynrn-
mont now existing, With iha new constitution
ni"ptei elaand HE 80 eoh hy ah wing rlainv
that every true oitizsn of iii" state should yptn
~ ratify the constitution of 1870.
aan. Gibson, of New Orleans, member ~
Congress- from tha Fira Congressional District,
wna called to tho sand, aud showed ~ very
fuin HE II yla The owl of tho national bar king
ant tariff srstem supporlel Ivy tn" Radical
ua,ty. Ito next took up ~" araonbaok ~,
and axplainnd CnaTiy how erroneoua nfn tho
inas the GreaalmrkerR hold with regard "
iaauing papar 10 Ray tho national haht. IT,
clos NJ bis speech In very eloquent strain. IN
tefeperaing aanla worry nprrnprtata anecdotes
10 the confusion of tho Grennhaokars,
Col LinRan, Of New O,laana. was the = q
speaker aud b. showed In very lriaf way
how tho Democratic party had reduced the tRxe#
of the State #=oMzzmsa...z.
Hon John q. Vance wa4 lilo neSt rpeaker In
trpdyaet and after n alort and appropriate
ar a the frnaHmnn ninard hja TaIunrEa hY
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
The HEuddia Ia MAkne.

AuGus-A. Me- Nov q. Hon Austin Harris.
Senator elect from Wa thingtOh county. WAS to-
day refused permission 10 500 a!d correct the
returns from his connSy, anl addressed AZ In
dtgnant protest to the Council. Tho enief In
crest Ia the matter Is to-day Transferred 10
Bangor. whore proeeedng+a . b'ing Initiated
hes sore Chief Justi'e Apllstpn 10 ~ the quss-
tton &a tho j sht of sAnd tles aud their astor- ),
npys to 800 fhs elrc} l,n rstnrDs.
Hon. jos. Williams, ax taeveracr OF the Stat o.
and candi late OF the DsmocrHiis parry tv 10
years ago ltisitsa the bt te- House TO- day adj
OK x2ressed himself vety fres ~ against any at
rempt TO cou1t oat Republican Senators and
Erpresens sativps, Gov airc,l q II nbsent t rom
lbs ii y. Hb Ii andesai eni to be In cons alta
ton ut Portland with William l. pntnam hsd..
70 tue exte It OF hts right 10 resist any nter-
ference by the Supreme Court
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Pr w MaLoray ~ the Democratic nomt-
nee for iha Lagtsaute ~ R'hnnh.
A. j rarkipa. Of CalaasiHu u announced aa
III iuhepandent candidate Fat Ihe sonata t1' tn"
tonth Nistrict. .r5..5 @4
Frank vanghn Feu., If Marelinu7e u an In
Innandout ,Tslntil.to rar district attorney from
tho SiX b Judicial District
Tha Rarabltnana uf hsoansinn arn making u
thnrough canvas Of thHt tnrteh. ADd have
rntad nnas maatings for orery ward
Judge a. IT, G4+ktna. OF Linenln, Will 10 ~
candidate hatpIa than'At Ganarhi Asaohhly tor
tho position Of circuit judge "f that eircuy.
Politics nre NxriltnE c1u st'iern9lN ntPrnst iii
Ceuanrdl. pa,3+h. AMI the coming ""nvass
prorniaes IN by a pirited.- Nntchez i-mnerAt
The - moorats Of Fast Bato nouge nre
making IN "a nrst canvass. Tho eHf,raa votnrs
turn out i'll largo humhors ut the b"m"eratie
III, oHnga. ..ar.-@.. .s,..r
In the Republican judicial convention of the
Twenty terond judicial district. The at. Jh'hcs
dolegate+ and tw" from AsGan"lnn ','th and
nnh L. b. Garhart TOR distric attorney.
gentleman at III from Liv'ngst IN snvR cd
10 gInen DAvhs n run for the bNEt~l.stura,
and was nominated BY . large mnl rriiy Of The
WI east at the u, In nv ole ,i0n Wa also lanrn
that Mr. Mi-Car WIS nominated Tor sheriff.
Batou Rouge Advocate.
Tho Republican convention of the Twenty
second Jutieinl District met at Doual4nnvlIle
November 10 There we're Two R"ts 81 t'"l.Gatf =
from St james who ware seated on u hRlf vo,".
H. l.. Dufrl and ] Gh"evnts n,th Wsr, Yer ~, FL ~
Ing re- ult: Dutfal, t22: ChnAvsrs, - f. h
Glrhatt vas nominated for diRttoV attorney by
nccLamttion. ".5m".5" a..1.
Cns'turday list the following nnminntions
wer, made by tbs Rspuhl cana III West Btton
Rouge: FRANK D lhnsy. repttsn ,tn'tv"; Il. J.
| Hy.Tn4 al rk 0f court lewis Kirkland, pres.
,nt Incumbent aud Democratic n"minee for
sheriff. was nanrssa for that position. The
/ nominati 10 of coroner was left blank. The
ndop ion or reJsPtipn ~ tho new constitutlou
as we'll as the debt ordinance was leferred tc
| the parish
A fac ion Of Republicans Ia Terrebonpa were
7 di-sati 4nad with tn. nom minations nde Ivy tht
pnri.h convention aud held q primary eiee iar
on the first Instant. at which thu following ticke
Was cho-n ~ Representatives. j W. B ,ard ,nt
w II kays. clerk Of court, + w. Gnndon
sheriff Frank Nerrr't: coroner. DIR A, Blanch
ard MI ksys subsequently withdrew tn fav0
Of I-ham Pollard Nearly a'0 votes We're cast
The Democratic convention Of Claiborne par
ish decided TO make no nnmtnatioHs for Dar0
rni,l ofh ers. leaving the Geld opeu to all can
Aidates who choose 10 ram. A, numbar Of Can
ldatAs have appeared in tbs aat. 1t no.
comes out TINT the areenbackers ye organ
izad and nominated ticket w ioh will be SUI
ported solidly By them. Il is feared that q div
zion ot the DerIoc attic vote amo, z several car
didates will elbow the dreenbackers to slip IL
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e,vaat tonp,n.l III, urnnna Eu' this was VI mo-
mantery duration and aa Tie hnnr VA grow
inu Ia 3 all wnta invited ~ tho long tabl" ore
pared in the he ~ It'll Ef"ya at'l i"en' '' " ..n
kiabolna nnt inI .ei in the discussion of the
plendiI bn,haeua that hal heen 90 tastaful1y
aud alaberataly arranged under the anperviatnn
ri our iudefatlauba namoerhit 4 friend, Geo. W.
Gawthorn. Esd Iuet at tile iunotura tho rnin
rnnred down and again tha Ardor of the mu'.
tituda was dam T.. ned. as we'll rs the meats and
vinuJs laid for them
Although many could not remain and mum
hnra were greatly inoonvanienoed yet aavaral
hundred repaired to enonrt house and 1t was
filed to its utmost capacity, and they wera Gu
tnrtainaa by eloquent and telling epeeohea
made hy Col, Jack md Judge E,Rp. We hive
10 reeolInc ion Or witnessing n more atnnttvo
and aal nest assembly, Judge Egnna argum ant
was terae CLEAR and convincing. and every
word won't to the very heart Of the questions
under discussion. dnl, Jack waa eloquent, I'm,
pasainned aud amusing In The extreme, and
brought down the house with rounds OF ap
plprae nr will, roara uf laughtar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
HEATTIE In LAFAYETTE.
A Small Audience Gather to Greet Him A
Ridiculous Claim.

VEnM1ItoNvtrItE La. Nov. 2t.-Judga Heatfie
anI Dan Faraen passed thr ugh this ulaaa to
npelousna hay hnftra yartnraay. On their rn-
turn to day they atidreaaai n crowd ~ about ibo
parao1la tnmunFna mniny Of cotorrd niliEtns.
A number of white y .mocrats wore 90, thn
erounds. Don Ptrdeo fret spoke ior short
lime Judge Heattia then atirsasej 'ha rr"wl
for nearly tw" hours During his Rpaorh lho
was frequently apoauded by hia party lie
flatma tin ha will ba enrtasi by 10000 majority.
l,,t cypeeia a ha q united out.
We propose to make Il so plain for him out
harn that rpuut will hardly hn nnoeaAtry to
nnT ont what tho people If this aar'ion Of
country think 81 thia would he successor To
Na,nnh nni alogg.
The demon atIa i'm upon tho whole was very
feable aud points very !" isrly III rs III ,ral -
the defeat oF the Republican candidate and his
nprtv NnN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
CUBA.

HAVANA. Nov 2o-The mayor of Cenfuegos
hus telegraphed that an official Dispatch from
Santa Clara Announces that the troops Of tho
battalion ou,i Il "Pizzaros' have killed tho insur-
gent chief Nunez, and have made n prisoner of
another chief, name unknown. NUM- be-
onged to HaRua. He was chief In tho Inst In
surraetton. duting which he hred his own
fai her. plantation. 1t Is reported that the cav
slry volunteer rea iment OF OaU iisani has had n
severe encounter with body II insurgents
headed by GARLIC,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. IA = More than ninety thou
present chplsra Epidemic. The diseeae is OK
nae, 4 tn disappear hy the ent of Deeembar.
Ex, raotiInary precautions agAiusE lts reeur-
renee have hssn taken by the government and
1t Ia thought tho Japanese annitary system Is
now unsurpassed iu the world.
Prof. Nordenakl lold. the AwsdRh arctic er-
plorer, has heen received with complimentary
demonstrations In vhrloua parts OF the smpira.
He Ia now on his way homewerd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
Victor Hugo.s Modesty.

Victor Hugo In one of his recent speeches.
said "Shakespe are ALI En9t Ind Is In that
wordl Dante-that word CONTAINS all Itav!' =
aud went on all over Europe only omitting
France and her represen Cative poet
The omission, however, was Naturally sup
piled by the bauquetfrs.
1t reminds one o. Marshal Saxe's modesty
when q lady askeol him who was the first gen
eral Of the age.
Madame" said the great captain, 'the
Marquis OF Spinola Is the second"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
IRERylLLE PARISH.
A Large Audience Addressed BY Messrs
Stone, Fay and Heron The Dis
trlot Nominations.
PraauEMrNE. November IL. 1875

PEaQuEMtNE. November IL. 1879.
To tho Editor o( lilo Democrat.
MeaHra. Werrou. Fay aud H;one arrived here
yostnrAay nt thAtr cnnvaaaing tour, IT, our re-
gret tho weather was vrrv uuprppitpus pro
venting anything like tho turn out hoped for
II r;inrl eovaral timos during the day. and last
evening about MI hour hHf ,ra tho appoin'"d
time for the meeting heavy rain act in. which
CONTINUED 1T intervals until far into tho night
Notwithstanding thia. however, our court
hNuen WAS woll nlH. aai mt 7 o'clock tho
mrrtlng was onllnd tn order hY Mr. Thom "
Hahelt hlr John a. Dardanne Was chosen
chairman. Mr., John Il. Shanks. secretary. and
Mr.. Stone was introduced. He proceeded hrsef
~ and pnintclly. yet "loIurntly. to point out
some of tie many nxrelent provisions of our
new constitutions Nc stone WAS followed Ivy
Mr. Fay, who gave MI account q ,ne r'sn anl
prograSs aud purposes 81 tho Democratic
patty closing with an app"tl fn every pone-
ntai praennt 10 work aud ~ snn thnt iltA haiGn-
hor d,A the lme for Tho sueres> OF our new
consultation nnd cur worthy : hte ticket
MIR Fay WAS, llpwed hy, Malo, Herr p who.
in his torss. viEaruas and t0Tcihia htyle. pro
ceeded to show tho pres"ns WorhtnEs OF III" Two
great patti q now confronting nheh nther.
show ny cone IL 4ivelp that Whilc the Democracy
spnaht ta prvsafya the liberties OF the people
hy niherinE to AMI maintaining the PROVISIONS
OF the constitution ot oir county, me tepuo-
ljran parry. on he other mana. oucr ,aoheu upon
| tn aa prnNisi Ald eurlatied the liberties ~
the people In their etloite tu centraltze ne gov
ernment aud maintain htf party III power.
4 The sperchos vt TIM - Eentlamnn We're y" 1rd
with ieal4t and enthusiasm hy those Who had
hraved tho inelementy VI ths weather to hear
\ them
AL tho oanc!u ion ot Maj9r Herron's address.
! u N Barrow. tsu being called upon. deliHef-
"a il stirring speech. nttor wh&h tha m.Nunh
hrokeup with Ihren cheers for Mo So. Stone
/ Herrou F4y ana tho ST ltH I'll 'ket.
The diAr,et convention for this district
\ Ihervilln aud West Ba on iiouEe-mnt here yes
teriay AMI nominated y. Y. bou'on for ma
tor H. NJ. Favrut for iisli't lndEe. and Ajax
ticket PELICAN.