The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-14

sn't well treated We have no doubt he
will pnt the threat into execution. Hope
you'll have nice time, Bill.
Referring e, the death of Mr.. Edward
Mccall. which Md event is announced in
column of our paper. the New
Orleans Picayxsc says:
, One Of the hrsshtest.a and most popular Of the
I1aEm en o. nsT Oesns soc1le d VA VA s;ssnr;c
tamily. favosits in circles which he adorned,
and qualifications, he gave fair promise Of q
gone ont II fe house 9i nus lriens, rosa ana HE ~
handsome face md bright smile will be seen no
Ioyasi lin i;y;ns md mnurn him sincerely now
bhat ne has geaao before. ~
Hon. j. H. Acklen called on 10 yester-
day morning aud we enjoyed fifteen
minutes conversation with him OH gen-
cral topics. He Isl confident Of election
aud has nothing but kind words for his
competitors. He expressed
himself opposed on, principle to cam
paign Of personalities and abuse, and he
ia 10 fortunately situated that there is no
necessity for him to indulge in such IL
line of attack, even il he had the dispo
sition to do 80. The Republicans are
abusing one another and thus strength
ening Iris chai,ces--why should he inter
feres Mr.. Acklen left for New Orleans
yesterday and will proceed to Houma,
where he is advertised to speak to-m0r-
row.
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tho Ascension Dcmocyat-not Mirror, as
VIC had been enormously informed-and
is to be edited by Mr.. Harvey F. Brunot,
the accomplished young gentleman who
recently had charge Of the editorial
Of the Baton Roune Press
Mr.. I'm. Gray. the former publisher Of
the Press. will occupy q similar position
in the Democrat office, and our popular
Young friend. Mr.. Jos. NJ Heating, is to
bo solicitor and business manager Of the
~ .
eSCaDlislnieHt. W. nave ~ uouoC 'hcss
rcnt}e,nen will Derfprn1 their rcsDeetiyc
5,.;. :, ,,,a .,t;,a s,t;sf,ct;o, of t,f
IF ~. nav n,nar and ".
hona thsv vii, s,,ccced in solving I'll.
,rf;.,,t nro,,,.m How tn ret rich in th.
,,,,,ry ,ew.,.,ner business. The fra,
.,,,,,,.r re II. J,emoc,nt 10 to I've ;ssnef
,; a.. .,,,;,,r ,.oal and we hol;.v.
,r,,,,s,av h,. ,,e,n 6,ed upon as pulli
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DEMOCRATIC club.-"h men MI AcA'e'
HAD concluded MS sleec" "' "ec"''
Hall thursday evening" caps' T. 4
LANDRY a'''ou"cou '''", '"o oso'
.n.a..;o .,.,,. .,,a ;nv;t.., al, !,
~. ,...;..a j, .ss;st t1,.t object
Ao.,,ra;,r,, ~. G,l,ow;no officers wer
,,.s.,
r.oaor;.l n,ffal ,reu;dent:
J. B. Quimby. E. n. Push, Armand Richrd
A. &. Gondran, recording secretary;
Taui a1'I Rest yiurt lpssnreF. ''
Tho nresi.,cnt was authorized to appoir
y committee to draft rules aud regula
t;ous for the government of the club, an
! II. corresponding secretary instructe
~ address letters to leading Democra,
IF tho several wards urging them to o.
| .,,,,;1a similar clula. II WAS also dec
.,.,5 Tint tho ureshlcnt appoi,yt one ,
| .ha ,,d;aa n,esant .as s. vice nresiden
Ad;onrnmant until next ThursIlay ey,
| r;,r xvas voted. Al that time the con
mite. on rules will report aud Il roll
tbe n,emhe,s If fine club will be pr
pared.
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p'oyes OF tue etafA ''"o ''''Jo'"'ns e"
tations gathered to witness the cerem
nv. A liberal spread of refreshmeut
.;..;,,, ,,e ,.,,..,n.o,a c,la aud 9TH
| consisting - oaa'..p"s' o -. -
trimmings" was partaken OF at the re
| idence of Mr. Tucker, and the party til,
,oo.a,,.a 70 tho Clarke supar-bou
address in which he reviewed MI. 1uC