The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-03-22
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.

The Grand jury of Terrebonne parish have
made 40 earnest appeal. to be presented to the
next Legslature, to enforce the laws against
the vice organizing.
All parties entrusted with preparations for
the election should timely remember that paper
10 print tickets upon must be procured OF the
Secretary of State.
The familiar face of Mr.. Neil Sinclair is once
more to be seen behind the letter boxes of the
post office Glad to see you Neil, and hope
you will live long with us. and prosper.
free Press. ,.f.. 3
The political boom is red hot in the Parish OF
jefferson. Aspirants for Office on both sides
have their respective friends puthng in heavy
ticks for thenl.-l Courier.
Win any sane man allege that the gambling
laws can not be enforced by honest and intel
ligent Oficersl Then what pitifu sham with
which to conceal active sympathy with the
crime! What miserable confession of weak
ness and incompetency on the part of the
officialsl-lItefn.
The Republicans are organizing over the
state Tor a vigorous campaign, and this means
victory if the Democrats do not pool their
issues" and give a hearty, united support to
their ticket.-T Algiers Advertiser.
The Southern Immigration society adjourned
yesterday, after passing a resolution intro
duced by Hon. w. H. Harris of louisiana
declaring the Worlds Exposition an import
legislatures to appropriate aid for the same.
-LChrOnicle.
| On Mardi Gras day the Rev. DR.. Marlsham's
gold watch and chain were lifted" Messrs
! H. N. Thayer, David Talmage and Jacob Born
| of his congregation, set to work To collect a
sufficient amount, and succeeded in buying
him o beautiful time piece of solid gold, which
was presented to him Friday night fourteenth
instant.- Estates.
! Mr. Henry q. Town, a member of the Senti-
ners corps of typographical artists, has been
quite sick during the past week. But through
the medical skill of DIR. w. II. Tay lor, we are
happy TO say that he IS fast mending, and we
hope soon to see him at his case, with stick
and rule in hand, calling out more copyl
| -[Feliciana Sentinel. 20
| The populor Cassidy hotel. SO well known
| to travellers, has been reopened by Mrs. M. H.
1 Cassidy at the old stand, liz Gravier street,
| New Orleans. The hotel has been newly and
tastefuily refurnished, and everything is done
for the comfort of guests. Gentlemen or fan
lies visiting the Crescent City could not do
better than patronize the Cassidy Hotel.
The managers of the New Orleans Exposi.
tiOn are progressing tavorably with the con-
struetion, of the buildings, necessary for the
accommodation Of all exhibits. Privileges and
rights are also meeting with ready sale, and
considerable interest is at this early day, being
| manifested in the interest of the great show
The people in New Orleans anticipate hand.
| some returns from the enterprise, and will reap
q rich harvest from the Exposition.-T Truth
A CoMPLlMENT-Ex. Governor
Michael Hahn, one of the ablest ia
rists in the State and man of great
Oratorical abilities, in meeting OF
the Second District Convention held
on Thursday last, in seconding the
nomination of w. S. Wilson, as
alternate to the National Convention
said: "The ability displayed and
Oratorical powers shown by Mr.
| Wilson during the session of this
convention, bring me promptly tt
my feet in advocacy of his election
i see around me none more able tt
| fill that position than he. Would t.
God that we had more young mel
like him.
| | therefore hope he will be elected
which was unanimously agreed to.
| We are truly sensible Of his kind
ness, and highly appreciate til,
motive that actuated him in paying
MS the above compliment Ameri
can Citizen.