The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-02
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cVaniag tie executive oemmii-
iao III tlie Immigration CONSERVATION
mes promptly St o clock Ct Che
81 aharlas aniG8 an1 sftar trenaaes
ring important business burned to
faFs3f 2 10 meet she oify dsleeates
Nha bag assembled 70 raeaigo shair
report, aud attend "a 1Eher IaatinrH
l0oEing 40 The 1eespsian and enter
talning Ct visiting delegates: Col. y.
az Nheeloat, Pearl Wigat 1sadcr-l
NBwmen, ~ u. Schmidt, ! b. Will
hinson, aF. w e. H Rebinaan. j. u.
daygleu Atwood Widest g0hn y.
Rainey Morris s6iiwabacher, w. b.
Ringroae George AEuorrnun, e. HI
Balar Hugh frClIoaley, George
Spnie, John q Mellon ina afhers.
Messrs Baker md AIoorman are ini
receipt II numbers VI letsera and tale-
grams from various sections 81 the.
State speaking in eufhnsiassie terms
aof The proposed convention, ana fhasp
gentlemen assert that Tho prospects,
would Indicate one of the largest gath
erings Of prominent mon aver seen inl
the State. As viii be seen by the
following report, every section and
interest Of Louisiana will be repre-.
scented
IN addition 10 headquarters ct
Washington Artillery Hail. PaFlor Z,
at the ST. Charles HoteI, has been en-
gagged for down Town headquarters
f0r delegates.
The meating then adjourned 70 Fri
day, March 2, to meet at PaFlor 2,
st Charles Hotel.
NEW 0RlEAas, Feb. IN, 1885,
fientlsmsn Of he Committee,
In Accordance with the iuatFncsioHa
given us by Won on The 18th instant,
in connection with anthafity already
received from the Governor and May
ortnf this city, we have the honor to
report that we have arranged for the
badges, hall for meeting of the CON
gentiOn, decoration 81 same and band
uf music.
Each delegate arriving, as swell az
alleity delegates, are requested toFeg-
lister at Washington Artillery Arsenal.
The roll book win be opened Sat-
uFday, March 3, and kept open until
"a q, M. Monday, March 5.
Convention 70 assemble At Waah-
ingtpn Artillery Arsenal Hall al 12 ia.
Monday. March 5, and viii Be opened
with prayer by The Right 2ev Bishpp
y. AZ. tSallaher
We have ingiled She following
apeakors 10 address the convention.
AtIlarge Gov q 10. AIcEnaFF Hon.
z. p. White, Hon. q e. n Riskin,
Major D. a Burke
District OF Southwest Louisiana,
composed Of Galcasiau, Acadia, Cam
eron and AeFmilion Parishes
4 Hon. ] B. Natlsins, for CalcasieD
pasiah and aboge distFict; Han M.
INV. Duson, for Acadia parish and
above district.
III doing illis We have subaiEided
The State into lialEiels, without regard
4 70 political Or sectional divisions, ana
paging no attention to products, SOIL
ltimber, advantages or interests Of any
kind whethero Of inaividpal9 or cor
operations, but the subdivisions Az
made by us to showshe rail and wasei
lcommHnication 10 reach each district
fand the faet.that We have fFeqnentIs
iipeluded different interests and pro
u iaets in one subdivision, We thonghi
Az advantage, as il would give eael
Il spealser more latitude
Il Ihese subdivisions, a. made bg u
are solely for the speakers, and hags
Il no reference to the action Of the con
vertian 0r formation Of the proposed
Y baEeau.
H In arranging this we haRe attempt
4 ed to aiTiaa.the State into sections
80 That e4esv portipa If Il viii b
1 EepgeseHtea by an address Showing
1.-The wants At that particnlar aectlor
and Me integesttAeFe falt I'LL the mat
Ter and She advantages it offers % I'M
migration end the chances there fol
obtainipg aid ter The formation ef
permanent immigration bureau
!, he arrangement of the order II
(which slle sPeakeEs arc to address hi
convention cannot be made By he ~
Is few days until we hear from All d
them as 10 their acceptance
We suggest that ladies ana the pnb
liz generally be invited 10 attend til,
convention, ~ WE believe # Willabi
the most Important one ever held i
thig State.
Y Very respectfully,
H - AKn
GEp. MopAsa