Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

hero. of cours" opinions differ a. - ;.c ,
prupIietv and wisdom ott..c stand tax
! en- ~ senator EuStls, and naturally IN /
| a civ Ike Washington. here the very |
mir breathcs Difference :" II" admins |
! tration, there are many I" say that i.u- !
! sits has made lniStatc N publicly an
urunrluu. What they, themselves, are
, whispering N private. As 10 the bold
i ness, the force, ana the candor 81 ~
interview, th"rc - only one Ycr!ict, hut
larn disagree Us to its policy IT is Ger
ta.nly the most significant pul!tIca! nj
tcrancp OF the day, AMI to those wuU
are familiar with Louisiana matters, Il
:. is full Of suggestion and Of portCut.
one ufthcsc, a gentleman who knows
nll the ms and outs of the situation and
who is a personal friend and sincere adj
mIrer of senator Eu5tis, said Tonight,
to a party eagerly discussing the affair
in one ofthe hotel rOtundas: Now some
/ ofyou fellows are crIticiS.ng EustlS from
: your own standpoint, without knowing
ANYTHING about his. There's hcntucky,
: for instance Kentucky Is Ike
4 Georgia or Texas, Ovcrwhclmin"
4 and absolutely Democratic; 1t requires
no labor or effort tO carry those States,
they carry themselves, and the admin
istration owes nothing to any particular
=, Individual for the result. Louisiana IS
= different Louisiana is not OverWhcim-
. inc or absolute. The men who WrcStcd
"a that State from Rcpublicanism dld II
= at the cost of such devotion and sacri-
" flee as are unknown in our political
:, history. And they have held 1T by the
- same methods. But for them Nj
;, cleveland would have lost Louisiana
~ last November. Eustis represents those
70 men. He represents the branch OF th'
y lparty that does the work, that controls
a. and keeps up the organiza lion and car
o. ries the state. They are the same mri
who have maintained the fight slnc'
III -, and but for whose courage an,
~ LOYALTY and brains, the State would b
~ Republican to-day.
~ "Wheu EuStiS came on to Washing
ton it is true he did not run To In
NO President fawning and tiatterln@ an
'i crin1ing. but he met him respectful
~ and courtcsly as became his charactC
Ia and his position, and the dignity
% those he represented. lie eNpialhe
/, the whole situation to Cleveland, an
u" was ready To affirm his statements u
nv urpot beyond question. III THIS he ha
W., ,ca for his c0adjutor Major Burke, who la
~, more to do with ClcvCland's nOmlnaIo
i,I than anv one man al Chicago. lie ";
.n fresh from The people, the product
~ the most recently expressed Sent mel
~ of the party, and WAS besides entitl,
- To consideration on the score OF MS pc
rr spnal record, his ability and ms stan
nv ing. Yet at the very first opportunl'
-. Mr.. Cleveland snubbed EustlS and II
II upopIr. TEcappOintmCnt Of kCrnOch;
~ amounted 10 that. TWAS ma .!e again
Io,, the protest of the only two membGES
~ the delegation who possessed Il dom
III ellie. or 2 direct interest in New Orlcau
= - - I.,I Il NJ trt.f4 3
~ ~ the nomination and prevented Its co
Lac frmaticu bv the senate, the Preside
III rcalpointed kernochan as If 10 enlph
,. size his disregard of any other cCNSi
erutiOnS urged or sentiment represent
-; bv Senator EUstis.
10 Now Eustis is q brainy man. lie
- bv Ions. odds the biggest ana strong,
'.H man Louisiana has had in Congress
Wy twenty-five wears. lie and his fren
~ realize that the President has reSoiy
' 'iio to give them no recognition, ami nc
- not the sort of material to ubmlt tan
mn. Is 20 such treatment.
ut- "You say he will loose all iniluer
nv with the administration. OF con
az az but wasn't it evident that the adm
.nt, istrati0n had gone out OF the way
-" insult him, anyhow? We shall
I tt hoy if ends. The President is said
ny ! u, be a stubborn and Tcscn;ful fighter,
u ~ is Eustis. 1t sill be interesting; Il
nee then Eustis il backSd by the active !
GIL fighting element of the party, WI
go, he saws is what his party SAYS
s. a., ON the other hand the hostile orin
az, ,n NAV be safely locked for, in the Stal
, nv this city. ii has no authority to Sr'
wa, Vac for the administration but il has alWi
'a'n been the toady Of the people IN pow
rari aIi't - i'oN IN thn ,,,st II fawl
ton t"N, "a Gag II -. irthur II nri
the on Niant u =. Iali"yce viii nlp,se
-; authorities of the moment, and sec
ifi "a to have found profit and salts tI)l
: ;to the business.