Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-08-15

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~ CT &0LD,L& ARGUED
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TAo tal.ow.ng sharp attack Is
from .Aep"nota sterling D-fafogati
who has o,teu rendered his party /
efficient service. re YES 1t ne time |.
en- asH:rart for, OF oxroc,ant Of, /,
public oi.ac from tne Feae:- F.,
al government; therefore does not
write under any spur o. sting q Dis
appointed ambition. Ills pirate
noto attached to his communication
is characteristic Of the straight tor
warl nature q ;Ac man; Il Nisl'
you would print TIC accompanying.
Tac Item is in no eense (and toi-
tunGtely) party n@wenapcr, and
eth trsthor is it removed from &c
miserable condition Of being Al
fac..onal organ. Therefore, as !
wish &c reach the intelligent classes
Of eli political affiliations, turn to
YOU. Please give me g hearing "
It is given as follows:
The writer IA q Democrat y
every sense of the word; boIicvcs
in q Democratic organization and
| liz methods; nc believes It the duty
of Citizens 10 participate in the
primary organizations in their re-
spectivo wards, gEd to express
their grievances thsrc, and abide
| by the viii Of the majority. Il
they are outyotod they have right
to bow il respectful submission to
thc viii Of Tie majority; ccHsc-
Qucntlytho ma.contonts who fought
St. Martin bitterly il the lower
district aud Houston IL thc Epney
Dietrict, according 70 MY We've.
are not and should not 0ny longer
be considered Democrats. Sup
pose the Democratic IN tho other
districts had pursued the policy Of
tho so-called Democrats il the
Second Congressional District o.
Louisiana, they would have pyo-
sontcd solid Republican trent tc
| q Democratic President Distin.
i cuishcd go-caIlod Democratic orr
tors visited the First Congressional
District to aid in defeating the
regular nominee Of the party, a
lifelong and honoycd Damocrat
And lot nc pauso.an3 sec who gave
q. CiovolGE ] LoGisjana's eight elect
oral votes; was il this clement
. Did they contribute money Or il.
huencc fox The national campaign
i When 3 mass meeting was cat!c,
, the expense wns incurred and peit
by INC STATE Central committee 90
Of flnaa contributed by edminia
tration Democrats, and, IS . rule
the meeting was addressed by ad
. min;strat;on orators. D!1 Nessrs
, Buck, rlcasants, Kernocilan
F.! Flower, Shields or Pcrlanrc pub
|. l.ciy make any ciLortin Cleveland,
, behalf? The city Of New Orleans
) and TIE State Of Louisiana hGd bee.
/ canvassed by so-c2iled Democrat
l in the interest Of Blaine
: prominent so-called democrat
: were tho leaders Of The Balm
movement, and no one can toetif,
7 more truthfuily to tho inconsist
r enoy Of those "suSar" coated Dem
ocrats than tho Hon. Z. 7. Jonas
Q who, when invited TO be proscn
/ on the occasion of tho opening 0
: the now Sugar Exchange, in reply
: gracefully gave them q few verse
q from Timothy 10. The HONORABLE
I gentleman himself had been
y martyr to their inconsistency whcl
tie late Senatorial conteet was il
/ progress and said attack contli5ut
/ Led to his defeat; refer to the taril
! question; and now this gang hol
Y lows; "Ring." The writer is Dem
/ ocrat who loves his party and ha'
!. no use for the for the Dolly Warden
4 political frauds and kickers tina
3 seem to have thrown sand in tn'
] eyes Of the now President. Will
9 the parties appointed are compc
: tent, no one can say that any Q
] them except jonas has any par
ticular claim on tho Democratic
: party or contributed in cry way t
the election Of our Democrat
e President and had Blaine beer
q, elected the chances Gre that (s