St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-18

The yolng November morn is beamlnS, Love-
nd all the world is dreaming, Love.
How sweet to rove,
Tn "D-- Grove
When all the world is dreaming, Love.
OpELoUsAs, Nov. 16, 1882.
The Police Jury met ON Monday last'
See proceedings in this issue.
TIGER BEND, La, Nov. 10, 1882.
Editor DEMOCRAT:
The elections are now over ana the
Democracy have gained conslderaoie
,,.ntaoe ground but We are not 80 well
sat;stied in every particular az the nc
o same annears to be, but we'll pleased.
Tha PIC Claims all but BENZ. Butler,
I'D vhy not him, tOo9 Is 1t pos,
a;hia That he is not sound Democrat
;ro the Mascot we "wOnder II Gene
rol Rntler was good Democrat IN lS6o
a a' The Charleston Convention T. we
1Uonder # Butler was to be nominated
wv The Democratic ticket for President
# he wouldn't stand better, sho" ioa
hainy elected than Horace G1eeiy uiu
We Wonder if Gen. Butler Is not nrm
for high protective tarlH, anu
would work for the interests Oh .he
Louisiana sugar and rice planters
We wonder if not, throw nun 10 '4e
d-l, Boycott" all Engl1sh go4os1 10
o oan want drop into the Democratic
ss an naxt and we wonder if General
T nnan fayors high protective tarlH
Yes. Mr.. Editor, we wonder ana are
o,.S the Democratic party have gained
SS;ctories. when done on the prlnclple
nf nrotection. Protect home and nome
;n+prest There is no land in the world
.hot 10 blessed with such an abundance
" o." 70 W material as the United States to
bu; ~; nm nome factories and enterprise.
WV W. Would "boycot" all, no matter
rhat merchandise coming from Eng
i"V While we concede to all the right to
+,;nI1 and act in accordance with their
nwn viii. remember the labor leaguers
oro growing fast in numbers ana tnelf
n nn1yer will ere long he felt. Hoping
the above will not be amiss for the COZ.
mmns of the DEMOCRAT, we suomlC !,
fnr vour approval or disapproval; ana
AZ Won have taken q clip from Nniau
streets) independence IN mu1 1n
Politics,n we wonder why not lhuepen'
dence in all political matter.
LOCAL ITEMS, s1FTlNGs AND cLlfflN''o
Yesterday was rainy day. Sons
;,,nrora,nants going on here whlci
l'n n,ns e o town ia growing. Crawford
Ho~dy a colored man, from Phlladei
nh;a Pa rented land of Capt. Haas TIM
paar and has made more and bette
corn to the acre than any one els'
aronnd. You can nearly see the ran
"nid nice in the corn itself its so ION
t and that saving enough for We.
, We we're shown two numbers OF TN
old 0nelousas Gazette, one bearing aan
Anp. 10th, 1887, the other NOV; S4tn, ioo'
: that of 1857 published by, u. w; Aao!so'
: half English and French subserlptlo,
, AZ ner wear in advance or $6 at the en
of the year. In reading the head nne
we note the following; Ope.oussa
Jockey Club Races, 1887" .Ine Ate' ,,,
. falaya Railroad to Contractors. con-
= munication detailing an accoune an
l full report of laying the corner s S..
e St. Charles College at Grana + Cosea !;
a There are many items Oh lhcele 20,
these old papers. The number peal
o mo date Nov. gath, 1s49, is publishe
a Nv Addison and SandOz and IS a
!. French in which we find the return
. for Governor as cast by each PARISH
{, that wear for Declnet and Wake
: St. Landry voted as follows: -
IS Deduct =
n Walker,
v The entire vote of the State stoo'
10 Declouet Ion
- Walker lou
Il Walkers Majority
n These are dots from the past, but m;
10 interest some Of your readers. W
o this G must close the subject on old p
p r with thanks to the kind Lad
Mrs. Chas. Bloch for the lone OF tho
!, old time journals. 49,. ~ r..
n lam delighted to see that you - h "a
" organized an Immigrant Society IN "
a lonsas. From the list OF names y
y, ~ publish connected with the enterprl
ne we shall expect to hear Of some go
ed .,,ita Yours,s
ss :. JOHN O'SHANE
hoo nfU and VIE