The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-02
Giving Us Tafy.

Birthday Greetings from Our Brethren OF
the Press.
The Donaldsonyille CH1Er is nine years
old, going Oh ten.-,St> 1ammany Farmer.
The Donaldsonville Cn1EF, the ablest,
most digni6ed, and most interesting Re
publican newspaper in the State, has
celebrated its ninth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Echo.
The Donaldsonville CHIEF comes to US
this week rejoicing in IFS tenth birthday.
The CHIEF is . live, sprightly paper, we'll
edited and neatly printed, and barring
Its politics, we wish it success.-Baton
Rouge Adpocate.
Tho Donaldsonville CHIEF has entered
upon its tenth ysar. The CALES is ably
edited, neatly printed, aud by the way, il
one of our most valued exchanges. We
wish it q long life aud much prosperity
Lincoln Sentinel.
The Donaldsonville CHIEF has entered
upon its tenth year. Though Republic
an, and differing with us in politics the
we wish it abundant success Baton
Rouge Capitolian.
The weekly -Adrocate published in
Baton Rouge is 81 years old-just in the
prime Of life. The Ouachita Telegraph
has entered its sixteenth year. The Don
aldsonville CHIEF has reached Its tenth.
The two first are Democratic papers, the
latter Republicau.-lber South.
The Donaldsonyille CHIEF entered up
on its tenth year last week. It is one of
the best and most neatly printed papers
in the State, aud is by far tie ablest ed
tied Republican paper with which we
exchange. 1t hassonr best wishes for its
success aside from politics.-Richland
Beacon.
The Donaldsonyille CHIEF has just en-
tered upon its tenth volume. Though we
dislike somo of Linden +. Bentley's po-
l1tlcai sayings we can not but admire
him for his personal merits. For the sake
OF the proprietor; and not his paper, we
wish the CHIEF unbounded success-St
Landry Democrat.
The Donaldsonville CHIEF entered M
OH its 10th Vol, on the l1tl inst, with
flowing sails. The CHIEF is emphatic
ally a ne,cspaper, standard and progress
sive. A pretty fair knowledge Of the
Big lngen" himself, forces us to say
and the admission is 4 pleasant one-that
no one is better qualified in all respects
to make his journal what its title i'm
ports-the CHIEE.-LiriaystoHiu
With the last number of the Donald
sonsiile CHIEF began volume ten of its
existence. To oas friend Bentley we ex-
tend our hsartiest congratulations upon
the brilliant success which has followed
his venture in this State. The CHIEF is
an exchange we have always admired for
ITS hryftsnrt
class country Journal and its editor as
one Of the live members OF the fraternity.
Hest Baton Rouge Sugar Planter.
The Donaldsonyille CHEF has just an
1shed nine years Of its labors and useful
ness, ana starts on tho tenth with u heart
buoyant with hope. Its editor is one Of
the most graceful and dignihcd writer's
belonging to the Louisiana press gang,
ana we wish the CHIEE big luck in the
future. While we disagree with Bentley
III politics, we admire his bold and manly
style OF expressing his views. Here's to
the CHIEF and its fluent eaitor.-.uore
house Clarion.
With its issue of Saturday, the 18th
instant. the Donalasonvilie CHIEF en-
tered upon its tenth volume. Truly
the able gentleman who conducts this
Alosl eAcellsh1 paper can Well feel preua
OF the success that has attended his
efforts IN the field Of journalism. The
CHEF has always been strong advocate
OF right and truth, a believer in Repub-
Acan principles, never forgetting that
statesmen and gentlemen are entitled to
lead instead Of triekssers and pot-house
politicians. We congratulate friend
Bentley, and hope that success NAV con
tlnue to crown his etforts.-.Norqan C;ty
Free Press.