The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-11
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L,oaisiaaa ss1s TO Congress II 1876
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State was No longer oveEra55sa By
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pzbliszns, O. sesOzate Of complications
n The DeaDSaraE5e party.
@In fbs present eoztssl Mr. Kel.
iozg has, forfahsielg for tbs State and
Baferignaaels for himself, mel 30 oP
peBsai mbo sill probably defeat hiu
ara restore tie Third District To tlls
Demosrasy. Mr Gay seems 10 b
Hinazng The support Of the eolored
Folesz and The wsrkiRgsDen Of The dis
iriei. They are ihdOrsing him insever,
parish and portion Of The district
TbeysTeeognize 10 him an able cissEn
piOR Of tbs protected Industries o
Is0ulaisna, and therefore tbe friend Il
ever ussn, EOghan and child il thi
district. We predict the irianph .
Mr.. Gay and The relam Bext NeEenl
Der of Aclid DsmoeIatie delegate!
10 Congress from Loaiziahs "