The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-11-24
FURNITURE.
THE POLITICAL CANVASS.
Expressions Of OPInTOM From
Numerous Of Oar state Ex-
changes.

ExRressiSDs Of Opinion From
Numerous of Oar state Eek
changes.
Although the Robeline Reporter il
published in one Of the hill parishes
(Natchtochcs) it is a friend of Gov
McEnery and a supporter of his leve,
policy. The Reporter says:
The charge against Gov. McEner,
of mRlnppropliation of the levee funt
is one Of those boomerang implement
Of warfare that may result in injury Il
the starter He has done nothing NOR,
than any patriotic Governor should do
to protect his people, from almost alb,
solute destruction. We live in the hills
and do not need or want levee, or
levee tax, but at the same time, while
We are freed from the levee tax, as d
LOuisianian, with the interest of the
whole State ut heart, We feel that it is
the rankest injustice to assume, that
the Governor has appropriated fund
especially set aside for the protection
Of the people in the inundated districts,
and authorized contracts for levee
building not in accordance with law.
The light Of recent events fully bcal
out the State Central Express in the
assertion that:
The first guns in the guhernatoriol
campaign proclaim i'll unmIstakable
tones the complete triumph Of the peo,
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IN T, I. Soy
not Lesit,ted to advance eTery argn.
ment and to urge every plea against
tne Presen| IL; Dt,9"cfat,c lG an@lh ~ .stLatlon
tion lint It ia now sattIed havonJ 0Ies-
tion of donht with well.;nfGrmed neo.
ple. that Gov. McFnerv will he the
choice Of an ovnrwbeln1ing renresen-
tation in the cominn state Convention
Even in this parish where Gen. Ogden
Inns many warm friends and admipers
this prediction is now generally con.
ceded IN he bevond 3isnnte Tn Ran
ides narIsh We will asst withont tie
fear Of contradiction and with n fmIl
kpowIedge of what We alJsoe tb,t a
verv larG,. ,naioritv of Ieadin@ and most
influential Democrats strenu0usly favor
Gov McEpery's renomipntion. He is
daily gaining strength, and by the time
Hasd Sng mnaS sdr;a meeting assemblies lie VIII
IT, D.,no,r,,;,' E.oo,,,;ro Co,,.,;,
.o0 of tbo nosish 90 Torrol.,,aa -.
.o.,,,i,, =. lI,,n,o .Lo ,o.I ~.
ond altar transon,;na t,o hn.;no.a f,n
v,,,ioL ~. moa,ina e. oa,Iod ,ho 81
lowina resolution was irtrodncod and
nn.n;1nons,v adontoJ
Re ~ resolved Tbo, os tbe evoc,.ivo
committee of the Democratic party of
the PARISH OF Eerreoonne, we hereby
entnnslaStleally end9Ese tIe admins
u@tion oi uo'ethor oaLnuei ~ McEn-
cry, m "nom we recognize an honest,
PatIlotlc aho ape leAdeE' ana apPiand
1nu az 1onItnenu his 1eHiouS un9 un'lIlng
ehorts always 70 ADVANCE ana promote
sne Lp4CeiIal @eiltre ot LOUISIANA ana
~ iuLtnefmore, III giving MS ADMIN lstra-
tion thts endorSemeH1' we are conscious
tpaI we express 'ne leeiihg ana OPINION
% % 1he gl9"' mS!"ri'S oi 'he people ol
'pls p@flSn
ihe Ierrooonne 1lmeS' IN com
'nenV"g 0" inc ABOVE ""equl"oca' en-
Of inc present Sdm'hlstra-
'i0"' says 'naI IL places oey"nd iuF-
ther discussion the status OF that par
ION on tne guOer"S'0Fla' question:
me Ne" orlSAns Da''y chronicle
WHICH up 70 'n'S oa'e mas e1PfesSe"
10 pteisfenes lot any Oh 'ne various
Ior governor gives 'he eoE-
nit'on OF Analr' IN the Crescent City
as rSllo~s: -, o-, ,.I
tbose Who q, e m,an;puIatirg tbe Mem
ery fight in this city, will send solid del
Sions onth mom 'ne ;Sth seG1'' n;th ioat'o mn MN