The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-10-28
DUTY.

election of a Republican to Con
gIess in this District? The Repnb
lican party placed Itself Oh record
last June and July in favor of Iedu
cling the tariff on sugar % per cent
below The present rates 1t placed
itself OH record a opposed to the
use of any public money to rebuild
the broken le\ets of the MiSSSiSsip
pi river it placed itself on record
is opposed to the free will OF the
expression OF the people us given at
the ballot box. b> ejecting seven or
eight members of Congress from
their seats in Congress for no other
reason than that their places We're
wanted by tools Of their party TO
assist them in their schemes of ras
cality and public plnnde,.
To day, aud tor six weeks past,
the President Of the United States
is and has been absent from Wash
lnSt"n, %ne9lecling his sworn duties,
whilst he has been spending his
time III New York among the bum
mer> OF that city striving aud work
ing to elect one of bis friends Gov
erllor of New York. As the Repub
lean party grows old, it grows in
corruption, in m%eanneSs and in ras
caiiiy. Its leaders have arrived at
the conclusion that the Republican
party is the county, and that all
the revenues of the country, taken
from the pockets of the taxpayers,
Shonld be used to perpetuate that
party. in its career CT corruption
and tyranny.
Its leaders in Congress are motto
rlous rnbiic %plundriers. Robson,
tieehiei, takes the title of theft, per
jury and $50 nd'el placidly when
bestowed upon him. i" the halls of
Congress and does not dare to ask
an Investigation because he knows
that the charges can lie proven. A
hall dozcn others are up for robbery
In the Star Route mail lines aud SO
on from one end of the chapter to
the other.
The people have spoken in Oh;o,
and Rei'uhli,as.ism has gone down
In INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA aud New
York the Democrats have hopes TO,
and will, most certainly, gain mem
bcrs of Congress.
The next House will be Democra
tic. Why not then send Ackien to
represent this District ? He Will be
a Democrat in a Democratic House.
and able thereby 10 exercise int!u
enc a"d he'll, TO shape Legislation.
He has experience amt understands
the methods ~ which bills cal be
carried through Congress. His
friends wilt have a majority on the
various committees and al the op,,C
sitlon OF the minority cannot stop
the r'ans OF tie majority.
with a Republican in q Democra
tic House ,he Representative would
be poWcIie>S to iuaugurate or caTly
ont ANY object. Send q Democrat Il
a Democratic House, and he can u
OF immense interests to this Go:
greSsi0nal District send q Repul
lican TO a Democratic House and h,
VIII, to a great extent, be llclpies.
and unable to effect Anything. Y,
terS Think over these matters anC
choose We between them.
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OF 70 ut health. Ii You are weak, n,
you and lehiiitated. or suffer from indig,
ton and dyspepsia, you make a serjo,
mistake ana do yourself great mi justice
You fail to trE this excellent medici.
, Ioa will find it Il perfect panacea for a
your troubles. In u few weeks time yor
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