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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
THE BULLETIN AND THE KNIGHTS OF
LABOR.
MoNhoE, La Jan. 4sh, 1888.

MONhOElS Ia Sou. 1'Ai ASoos
Editor Telegraph:
In its issue of even date herewith, the
Monroe Bulletin, reserring to the per-
sonel of the ticket nominated by the
recent Democratic convention, says:
"The name OF Mr.. Benoit was put
forward as candidate for Represents |
tive of the parish Of Ouachita, in ODE |
dieuce to peremptory command from
the knights Of Labor In Monroe; and
with the view of shaping and controls |
ing legislation In the interests Of that
order; and of enforcing In Louisiana
the DEGREES of M. T. v. Powderly OF
Pennsylvania"
AS q member Of the order herein re-
ferred to, the writer protests against
having its name dragged into politics
by any journal; and as a Democrat,
especially so by one which airs Its ap-
parent friendship for US upon every
possible occasion. l say apparent be-
cause 1t Is evident that the intended
effect of such unfounded assertions az
that they "peremp,orily" demanded
anything is to array public sentiment
against them, as we'll as against the
truly Democratic, q la Jefferson anti
ring movement which has been so aus
pictously launched, and with which 1t
knows q large majority Of the memhers
OF that organization sympathi1e, and
that their sympathy carries With 1t the
sympathy of a large majority OF their
sympathizers.
Personally, entertain for the aged
editor of the Bulletin augt It but the kind
+ Hest feeling, but since he places himself
s,in neolias res" deliberately wades
. knee deep Into nasty mudhole, and
> with his little paddle begrimes with IT.
3 filthy contents all who are so unfortu.
/ nate as to come unconsciously within his
+ keu-siuce he speaks so Knowingly o.
. conditions concerning which he is ut
| terly ignorant, as reflection will teach
he must not complain II in the genera
{ splatterment his own spo,iess ~ raj
( ment should be soiled.
. While writing history with clover
3 hoofs, why not aver at once that thu
, uEutphts of Labor of Monroe" iuaugu
: rated this movement, just for the fur
OF reinforcing In Louisiana the DEGREES
. OF Mr.. T.v. Powderly Of Pennsylvania
II Would any sane Louislauian lend eal
Ito such balderdash? Assurediy not
j And vet I am cure this statement is
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

The Ouachita Telegraph and Bulle-
tin tells ID that Richlaud parish In
etructed her delegates to vote for
Caldwell man for one of the Senators.
Caldwell is justly entitled to one OF
them. but we have been Informed that
eyerythiug had already been cut and
dried. and that Ouachita, a. usual,
would furnish one aud that franklin
would furnish the other. Turn about
is;fair play, Caldwell has not had a
Senator for . long tune and this time
We AJAX earnestly for recognition AT the
hauds Of our friends of the big parish
Of Ouachlta. viii they hear US? We
shall walt patiently. - Oald,reti 1patch-
man.
The Watchman misquotes both the
Bulletin and TELEGRAPH. Neither
atalef that R,chland had instructed
her delegates and ss matter OF fac
they have not been elected. A resoiu'
ton vas introduced In the last parist
convention endorsing Caldwell mar
but 1t was withdrawn. II Is under
stood, however, that Rlchland VII
favor 4 Caldwell man.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Wholesale Drugs.

Browns Iron Bitters.
Swift's Specific, 8. 8. 8.
Armistead's Ague Tonic.
Acid Iron Earth.
Fellows Hypophosphates.
Blood Balm, B. B. B.
Kinch.
Owens Sore Wash.
Carbolic Salve.
Asnica Liniment.
German Syrup.
Pierce's Goods.
Bulls Goods,
Platt's ChlOrfdes.
Tichenor's Antisceptic.
Simmons Liver Medicine.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Cuticura Gocds.
Royal Glue.
Ayers Goods.
AT CALDERwooD i Cos
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Fer the Ladies.

Fine perfumery, Lubin's Extrsc,s,
Colgate's Extracts, Wriehts EXTRACTS
Lazsll's Bulk Extracts, Imported Co
logne, Homemade Cologne, LILY
White, Toilet Powders, all sorts. Fine
Toilet Soaps; foe Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
AT CALpERwooD s. Cos.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

II the people elect Gen. Theoba'ds
sheriff they will not know until after
the election who they have been voting
for to fill that position. Vote Tor w.
II. Anders and you will know who
YOUR sheriff will be. He will make
good one
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Louisiana Conference Appointments fol
1888.

New Orleans District-Charles h.
Evans, presiding elder; Carondelet
street, b. Ca1radine; Felicity street, y.
r. Sawyer; Rsyne Memorial, J. M
Beard. Mureau, II. d. Kimbal:s Pa
ouemine, VIM. WImberly; Carroiton
avenue, f. N. Parker; Algiers, w. W.
Nicholson; Baton Rouge, L. Il. Faunt
Leroy: False River, l.. A. Reed; Dry
AIDES street, New Oeleans,C. w. Garter;
Craps street, ]. q. A. Ahreos; City
Mission; j. J.. B:liingsly; New Orleans
Christian Advocate, G. w. Garter. 8
Shreveport DISTRICT. 3. Cassity'
presiding elder; Shreveport, ). H.
Scruggs; Mooringspors, J. s. Sanders,
Caddo, II. j. Harp; Mansfield, 9;
Keener; woodside, f. White; Grand
Cane, w. F. Henderson; Betlewood,
J, G. Carradine; Many, s. S. Holiday;
Sabine, H.. J. Bo!tz; Annacoco, ~.
: r. Wlmberly; Pleasant Hill, J. M.
Johnson: Na,chitoches, r. s. lsbell !;
Coushatta, r. A. Davis; East Point,
J. b, Williams; Red River, II. S. III
nett j: South Bossier, r.. NJ. Blocker;
q Wales Circuit, A. T. Galloway; North
y Bossier, L. B. Foust; Mansfield re-
male College, f. NJ. Grace.
, Opelousas Dstrict-S. S. keener,
J. presiding elder @. ielousas, S. j. Da>
. vies: Washington, Henry s. Johns;
= Rayne, aud Plaquemine Brulee, L. II
y McCiendou !; Abbeville, X. Harry
. New Iberia, J. w. Mediock; Ffapkl II,
~ A. e. Clay Lake Charles, JOEL L
Dawes: Morgan City, G. B. Carter
, sulphur Mines, r. p. Howell.
:, Homer District-R. Randle, p,esid
,,o elder. Homer. L. b.. White
Haynesvilie, +. g. Hocut; Minden, ID
;, O. White: Brushwood, r. Parvin
:" Ringeold, II. w. May; Sparta, 4. Bur
ke,t: Arcadia, ]. A. Miller; Tulip, j
,t L. Wright; Sumrnerfieid, u. G. Barr
- Rustop. James A. Parker; Douglas, w
70 J. Porter; Vernon, r.. S. Collier; In
- dian Village, A. A. Cornett; Downs
70 Vile, e. 3. Galloway; Farmervliie, y
70 A. Vaudeville.
q Delhi District-J. ID. Harper, prs
J. siding elder Monroe, William Hart
n West Monroe, c. 7. Munholland Ba:
!, trop. J. M. Brown; Lind Grove, J. {
:, Bennett, Floyd and Delhi, II. Arm
> strong: Lake Providence, L. S. Uptor
q Oak Ridge, Il. s. Rsndle; Richlane
n. F. Patterson; Winsboro, w. 1
~ Kimball; Waterproof and Tensas, =
is e. Riddle; Oak Grove, L. Is. heneai
20 Alexapdria Distric,-B. f. Alexar
20 der. presiding elder Alexandria, b.
. White; Ada, j. I. Hoffpauir; Cen'e
"a Vile, Wilson Moore; Columbia N.
, Cornell: Evergreen, G. r. Godfrey
Z, Spring Creek, w. III. Hill; Trinity,
y r Ashley: Sugar Town, w. r. VIVA
- lev: Larount, s. II. Wha,ly and J.
- benson: Montgomery, j. F. Wynn
Castor y W. Garrett.
~ Transierred-S. H. Weriein 10 >
~ Louis conference, and stationed
LAFAYETTE Park, ST. Louis; f. s. Ia
kar 70 Los Angeles conference, Cal
:. fornia and stationed at Santa Anna
w. Davis to East conference an
stationed on Dodge circuit.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

ss - usss ~ - . y
n htl:ang1lDh. Qpsen me Asssn Il
osDavld and headed nls assle,e 2. 80 2
lest issue Hxe xtOtseedes n.c
translated in tho osple = y p'..n 1s
eltsh AOot Of the deep. nav : c1.'.1 80
70 Thee g, 1sofdi" We ieis q 49,.
sympathy Tor AND VIM n'm
could iu tmselnasson see DIED -
idols broken down-nAc E'neIy uels.
Cd Nichols made the slanos1u 100
lot Democracy-and Ms dee15 ses'W a''s
ton u Jeoparoy :
With hls halfs 0tvsaoy PssNso, ns -
Ia sack- cloth and ashss
The differences between Davlo, sns
11almigt, and the editor OF tns Du'Asesn
. that David fought ano PEaSeo ~
his child 90 long &c Il WAS ahve'-ou'
| schesa tie GRID scas dea1' ne csmo ~ -
senses and went 70 WORK sga.n ny
i man.
q The Editor Of the RuHst'D, on ."e
contrary, instead OF toiloWiDe rug nus
!, adopted BY Gov. Nae fne1 = '1'suus -
Baton Rouge 70 narmonl. = ING PSF
, and preserve the 'nteSf'ty u -
Il rscy In Louisiana, pefmits nla's -
! issue the most sl.suv's.u uss' ~.
I which have ever eun'nsssu ''o'.' !"
i pectable pnPer 10 tn's e'.'e'
III The entiFe sone' son'''-'. 80
o ory OF tins article arg sup'e"'e'' '
creet ana Saolcany w.oDS'
he ADVISES Dy .n'e'o.Se' 80.
words, the McEoery men 20 s'aoo aslu'
70 and allow the STATE % css' -,...
II II can vote IN oFdel - less"se s'-' =
II upon the Nicnol's iscs'ou. !.
He apsoiotesy nss .uo 'uu.'s. 49, :.
Z: ANNOUNCES ."al - e-1'@. -. .--,--.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

The anti-ring should work from now
until the day of election ana on 'na'
day bury ringism and bossim forever.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

,lla deleHAtiones ffem st. T~nXanyf
East B atom Rvugs nUtt Fadgil AEoax
RI e contests ID More house, JeQ eSsons
Webster. VIM Il and Orlean6 were
West Baton Rouge andt
ST. John compromised their differ
encee. Tangipahoa was given 20
IL icholls without discussion. Tass
Moncure parishes voied every time
with the McEneryttes, as WIS ex-l
pectod. Brice, of Bieuvttlc. insisted
that the parIsh committees bad no
rient to instruct the delegation TO vote
as unit, aud he cast 2 2-3 Yates, rep
resenting the Arcadia and Ringgosd
wards. for the Nichols sine. The
Mopcure and Nc Enefy n1en on the
delegation kicked, BUTT, Eas no. use,
az Br;ce cast his q votes sssefy time.
When the report OF the credentlase
COMMITTEES was disposed Of. nomina-
Ettons for governor were declared tnso
der. Dr.. Meyer, Of Est .r.ist'a, 's'stni-'
mated Nichols i'll a E:ur..'na I. rch.
The applause was beyond descrsp:iof::
The nomination was seconded by Mr..
Jack. OF Nachitoches Don 'Cafrey,
| Waiter Rogers and Hop. +. D..
Booth. Of Orleans. No other nomina-
tions were made The vote stood :
Nichols, $50 TIP; blank, 1ss 512; tht'
McEneryites voted blank, as their
caucus had dictated. The Manicure
parishes voted solid'y with the Nc
Enery men. When the result wss an
noupced the scene was sim ply WONDER
full the building shook. and shook
: again, with applause. Hundreds o.
= hats went into the air, and everybody
Joined in the rejoicing. Cabnons began
10 boom around the State house; thu
!, tugs on the river started perfec
. shrek of whistles, and the raiiwa!
a engines added 10 the general jubllatio'
v by giving one continuous blow for Gen
Nichols. It was simply Understandable
. The enthusiasm was universal. 4
= committee was appointed to wait uPo
"a Gen. Nichols, aud when he appeare
the convention again went WIG
I Nothing could control it. Every ma
q In the large room of the house OF rel
10 resentatives was on his feet and cheer
= ing. Finally quiet was restored ep
- Gen. Nichols delivered his speech
y acceptance, at the conclusion of whic
y the convention adjourned till 10o 'cloc
20 tomorrow, when the rest OF the tick
~ will be nominated. At this hour, !.
- o. no., the Nichols caucus is IN sessif
arranging the rest Of the tic ket,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
THE CONVENTION
NICHOLS THE STANDARD
BEARER.
ArULL TICKET NOMINATED.
FIRsrDAY
northumberland ] I,

At IL NJ. Gen. Leon Jastrenski,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, called the State Con-
veution to order In the following
terme:
uAs Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee it becomes
nv duty to cell the convehtiOn to
order. In doing 60, nominate, sur
iect to the approval OF this convention
"a temporary chairman, the Hon.
James JefIries, Of Rspides. APpiausel.
Gentlemen, nave the honor OF intro
4 duciug to you the temporary chairman
Of this convention. CApplause
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Jehfies
stated that the representatives, OF the
Democracy Of the State had assembled
4 for the purpose Of naming ticket to
be voted for. After making some far
Their remarks complimentary 10 the
party, Me-. Jetfries stated that the first
thing In order was the election OF
temporary secretary.
ii Mr.. Geo, Flynn, of New Orleans,
II was nominated for temporary secre-
tary. and Messrs. II. B. Matthews, OF
Orleans, and G. M. Bruce, of Catalonia
3 AZ assistants. They were elected cy
3 reclamation.
3 Mr.. VIM. Feeney, Of Orleans, was
, elected sergeant at arms, with power
Ito appoint as many assistants ms ne
might deem necessary.
On motion, the appointment Of
}. committee of eleven on credentials was
D lauthorixed-4 to represent the McEn
!, cry faction, 4 to represent the Nichols
faction, to represent the Cunningham
:. faction. to represent the Moncure fac
y tjop. and the eleventh member to o.
i selected by the ten above named-t'
pa be named by the friends of tho respect
;. i've candidates for Governor.
= Under this arrangement the follow
}" ing delegates were named on said com
80 mittee:
ce TO represent Nicholls-Messrs. r. A
n, O,Sullivan, of Lafourche, Judge d.
baillon, of Lafayette, John Some,
10 East Feliciana, and Walter II. Rogers
D. of Orleans.
al To represent McEnery-Col. John
=. Young, of Cad1o, Hon. Robt. Mon
eomery. of West Feliciana, Hon. Gat
MopteRut, of Terrebonuc, and Hol
~ Harry Ogden, of Booster.
yet To represent Cunningham = Jedt
Dr. Pearson, of Natchitoches.
Ia To represent Moncure-Judge +.
80 Graham, Of Lincoln.
On motion, the chairmen Of de1eg
'es lions were requested to hand their CT
nl- dentials to the secretary of the conve
ton.
On motion, the sergeant, alarms W
instructed to issue tickets of admissi'
'"s to delegates and contestants and mel
ter bers of the press. And also to exc!u
ing all other persons from the hell.
w. The convention then took recess
tho 6 p. m.
After the adjournment Of the &C
ventiou, the committee on credenti
met and selected Mr.. w. "A. Ponder,
Natchitoches, as the eleventh mem'
ces, of said committee.
FLA The convention was called to or
Inc at $50 p. M, by the chairman, "
stated that the committee on cred
tials had announced that they wo'
not be able to report until IL m.
"'e morrow.
,ose On motion, the convention then
in iourned to ~ ~, Wednesday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Work for the anti.ring t'cket-the
re~ular Democratic ttcket-and white
supremacy and peoples government.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

The people Of Ouachita parish have
had a. surfeft of bosses. They propose
to distribute the Offices themselves IN
future.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

lailtlsd 10 q much credence q that 10
vhish the or aisbts Of Labor q Mon
ros,s are EePre snted q swollen tosds |
LbIlated WIN s sense Of their own linz
poriance, 1t sea % to the manner 10
which they might exercise their bound
- pover, or bestow . nod OF recogni-
tion-burssipg, Mr.. Editor, with 2 con-
ceit o abominable and % naughty tnat
they DExAND Of : Democratic conven-
don Of tie people the nomination Of
man Who will sssnsorcs In Loulsians
the DEGREES Of Mr.. T. v. Powdsriy Of
Pennsylvania Shades Of our ancss-
tors! Howsvsr, this childish twatt's y
- keepips with that emanatiDe nom
the same source In former Issue IN
which this salarled ink-slinger, the
|choeen Nessor OF R'neIsm and Bosslsm
lin ou,chits, sravely says: ave
i will now let our friends, the
Kniehts Of Labor, into secret which
Iitis wen for them TO know" Attention
now. the mountain iabors aud brlngetn
forth a-mouse-"All wealth Is the
, nroduc, Of labor" Glorious revelation
astounding declaration! Q brainy ed''
: tor! O political economist! Harvard'a
: chair awaits thee. What gratitude d
. 10 no: owe, what attiDg tribute car
ne psy to the mejessy Of that mighty
: intellect. around whose brilliant OF
the shining lights Of the Ouachita F'nf
! must love to cluster, for having IN tn
: liu,luess Of thy love let the Knights .
Labor Into "secTet" which the veries
, ass In the nation knows long before n
: can spell Ring. Why will he Insult Tn
= Iiutelllsence Of men, some OF whom ~
. true are unlettered, but many Of then
there be in the order at lsrge who at
o Intellectual giants beside whom IN
E Bulletin man pales into insignihcanc'
y To the editor Of the Bulletin cay
o. kindness, and with spirit OF propf
'e ecy. let the knights of Labor slon
You attend to the planting OF Ltoer'
IN end they will joyfully assist in its Gu
tlva.lon. II their political procllviti
30 lii they have sense enough to ma
'te any-do not accord with yours-n "
'r- really have any-don't meauly revenl
40 yourself by these attempts to Pia
10 them and their order 10 an awkwa
10 position before the public. They
ey not responsible for the unhappy disse
sion which has crept into our lot
nd politics. They do not arrogate to the'
OF selves all the credit for these rece
Inn manifestations Of popular indignatio
VI not at all, for it is patent to the m'
raj casual observer that they owe their
lon ipin to that living, yet sometimes
ON tent patriotism which fires the heart
ar every disinteres:ed citizen who lo'
on his home and his country. Mr.. b
aei letIn let 'em alone.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Flavoring Extracts for Cakes, Spices,
Pepper, Cooking Soda, Mustard, Celia
tine. Coal OIL and Sewing Machine
Oil. AT CALDERwooD & Cos.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
sTlLL LATER.

The full ticket is rs follows:
For Governor, Gen. Nichols.
Lieut. Governor, Jeffries of Rapides'
Treasurer, Pipes of East Feliciana. +
Attorney General, Rogers OF Orleans.
Auditor, Steele OF Union.
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Education,
Breaux of Iberia.
Secretary ofoSeate, Mason Of Concor'
dia. ~ 2@y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

The bosses have been showed under
all over the Slate. The Ouach"a
bosses must 90 too.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
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There being quorum I' ~
Board was cal l.I 70, :. Iu us;se
adj0nrneu outA lo-nspfIo" a. -
| to meet the represe.tst.ses -; Ds,,.o..,
ltsiana, Arkansas anu sl'esou ~ As" -.
El'ompany.s A..,
on moSion 81 - z TN u,safs' sS.ss,,
10y ME-. BOY n0an, ssae NJ. 'c..o sr.,sss.s.
ton was soopLeo: Ndess.s
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lively: MI IVY V"'ins
lSssol yed, Einat ~ i'eu " .us ,s.
tons made 20 the Louls'"ua q.
ana Missouri 1saiiIoao oao 80.
the @o.n uay y. 100, "a +h;s dav
/ day OF Oc.oSeE' loo', a D.,,.,..,
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Company iai7 Doal :. .na ...,,.....s..n ~
Z. ing proposition lor tae ces's ,'. "a
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proposl''ohs' VIZ -
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:, Its road pea oy sa'o nou.s" $500.
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! 10 lso. WIN s,u. s'up 90 u,,,.he actually
~ on.y .; 80 ~. s,,rfsca ,,rainaee. 1t .hall
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THIS boaIu WIZ puy caa,Yanv i,s
a pa nr .ssions as follows:
successors o. ass'sns 40 . ..;,,
II L. Opon 'ao In So .s..... .so,I.r, In
ethoaoA uien ., Ivy ~ 1h;s Roora 20 ar
les, cash, or in the bonds TINS boaro - o'
may be authorized to issue.
2. A five mill tax annually upon III
the 'a1aole tiopelsy euol ~ ~ ,usl,
for ievee purposes ."s ,a nU hs an,
on, as 'hae W".en ,:e.S.,a - ~, Tsnsa,
pfaceo III .le 49,. .s, ,,a-;nl -
.or Basin Levee District Tor Periu
twenty years .ao' t,a mi,
uary, a. w lo9v. aa'u ..,,.s ~ p n
for annually, 'ne ne. 80 NJ ~
pato on .ne nlst ooy ~ ..s,,,,,,,on,
1871, anu .ne suos ssa. s,a, ~ NAV i,
+. TO % patu o" tne n's' va. ,,sua,.o. mt
elet eech ana every S sa. .;"no nf tu.en,
]. j. the ccnpie''o'' "a 'sAN
mt, years. nov, 10, .c,
t,,a g.. A one and one hail cent per ae'
I,nn tax annually Upon all Inc ianos sunJe'
w. 10 taSa'Iol ioi lssss w. v,,io,, NOV he,
unt are, as wen as tnoso ;,,;., .na ,;,,,,,s
)ry- afier 90 en- p,aceu w." W.. n;etr;o+ far
ter: the Asnsas oas.u f.o,,, the f;rst da
CITY perloo Oh leu Sen.e con. saiJ NV to h
cans OF January, a. ~, .ouo, ~ ,,,,,a nd !
pau "n''"al.s ~ ~ :. ~. Mil ia
silly, tue sa"e nianos. 800 fnr shal,
II, hetsA'' oe'''o p'''
lers: pa,". ,.,,, of iva ere
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

The white Democrats of Ouachita are
marching on to success.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

THE BoonerilLe picddsr says that the con-
test between the Democrats and Repub-
leans Of Jasper, Ala, is growing rather
warm. The Mountain Edgle on the one
side, and The Proiciionid on the other
are the leaders, and are firing hot-shot
into each other. TnE ArPEAL is counting
on The Eagle. Jasper is in Walker county,
and that Is in Bankheads District, and
Bankhead il a Mills bill man and Dem
ocrat all over. We are betting on The
Eagle. "1hrice is he armed who hath
his quarrel just"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

means over the spot, for IL is the grave
where one OF our heroes lies sleeping"
A committee appointed to draft apple~-
pirate resolutions Of respect to the Ia
mented dead, reported as follows:
Whereas, After more than three score
and ten years OF usefulness, death has
claimed our professional associate and
brother, John r. Frayser,
Resolved, That in his demise science has
lost an earnest devotee, the medical pro-
fession an able and honorable member
and indefatigable worker, and society one
whose nobility has been exemplifed in
every avenue Of life by broad and human
itarian sympathies.
That we humbly submit TO the will OF
Him who provides both here and here
after.
That we tender TO his mourning
children and relatives assurances OF
our sympathy, and in further testimony OF
our regard for the character and attain
ments Of the deceased, our sense OF personal
loss in his death, that we attend the funeral
in body. ALEXANDER ERsKINE,
L. l.. SIM,
THAD. DoNoHUE,
Committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27


JUDGE DuBosE has taken step in
the direction OF testing the legality oil
Trusts that Alliance and Wheel men are
especially interested in. lie has had the
Bagging Trust people Of st. Louis indicted
in his court, and if he can will get
them" inside his jurisdiction and
put them through in double quick
order. 1t will be remembered
by the readers OF TIE APPEAL that our
Supreme Court has not decided this ques-
ton, that il merely declared that cor
poration could not legally join or place
itself in tho hands or under the control oil
a Trust. The question Of the legality OF
Trust is, Therefore new one in the courts
of this State, and tho trial OF the bagging
men, il 1t ever takes place, will be watched
with keen Interest by the public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnE ShrtrHc Cmsn and The CorinR
Sub-Solcr indurr Col II. W. Mudrow
Tor the Office Of Sccriary Of the Agriculi-
unl Department, which largely owes IL
existence TO his pcrsis,oncy when he rep.
resented Mississippi In Congress. TnE
ArrEAL Joins with IL contemporaries In
indoring Col. Mulirow's efficiency. A.
M S,ib.Soilp says ''hc Is largely engaged
In agricultural pursuits and raising fine
stock, aud hence would not be an cniip
stranger TO his duties NJ the head Of the
grca, agricultural and stock raising masses
Of this great country Of ours"