Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

their return with the adoption Of the !
Constitution, by arising from its
ashes ga thing Of life and beauty, q
ioy forever" to our rccr0wncd high
land city. In its restoration our me-
chanics, and laboring men will find
employment for hands oftimos idle,
and "a d reward for their industry,
comfort for their wives and little
ones. ,a'..-.
The Capital Mt Baton Rouge,
means the return of prosperity to our
handsome city, and to this entire sec
tion of country. Outside OF Orleans
our parish becomes the most impor-
tant in the State. M ..,
A month will scarcely foil by, ere
our Representatives, will' be found
applying before Democm1ic Lcgisln-
ture for the sums necessary to carry
into effect the measure ordained by
the new Constitution, wfach cannot
fail TO receive the approval of'the
people. Therefore our delegates
should be strengthened by the fact
that East Baton Rouge has contri-
butcd it's share in elccting Governor
Wilt, and in sustaining the Demo
cratic party, to whom we will be in
dcbted for the blessings that are to
accrue 80 directly to our Inhabitants.
Can it be possible that our people
will allow themsclvcs,tobe so divided
Q by q mere handful of Office seekers as
' to forget the duty shey owe their
, State and their community.
4 They ri|I be rorse thu" matfmcn,
8 those who will vote for Bcattic, the
y man who in your midst dared to raise
. his voice in condemnation of that
J Constitution, which is pronounced by
h all lust men WHO have read it, the
# # most liberal and the best in tho
IL II Union; one that while it maintains in '
is every right Of the citizen, and ample
i protection to all classes, restores t.
I'd us our long lost dladem.
,c In addition, can you afford to Civ
tho seal Of yow approval to thos
men who for self alone have staine'
-. the escutcheon of our parish ; they
i. the ULTRA WHITE LEAGU]
al DEMOCRATS Of yesterday, by join
'y ins hands with the U. s. Reycnu
" defaulter CHAPMAN and the pal
l.. "Custom House laborcr" BARANCt
cy and other shameless tools of I'll
list Radical party, who are eager to sci;
IL II, any opportunity whereby the da'
" :: reign of the past years may again
of installed in our midst u
re, We bcseech you men of Ea
&C. Baton Ronge, to lay your Occupation
'h- aside on election day to
", to the polls, in order tn
,ev you may there defend and advan
rife the common welfare by defeating t
to UNHOLY ALLIANCE, SO complet
es- " that no one will, in the futu
W have the tcmcrity of attempting
wa seize the public trusts by such u
warrantable means! BE there
solid away, firmly to do your VIII
'ns' duty, and to explain to those VIII
20 minds have been filled by
Of honeyed words of interested par
rom what is the real situation of affairs
sion We do not appeal alone to Del
''' Gratis, but also to the right think
, re-
u = men of the Republican party,
the stand beside us III this contest,
not which are involved greater inter
any to our community, than will {
'o'' again, under all probability, be pie
' :,, under the safeguard of its citizen
he To the polls men, to the polls, +
ions, early morn till sunset, is now
eccnt watchword for East Baton Roug
emo
can The Capital at Baton Rouge MI
COM employment for our working men