The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-13
state News

son aud Eustis Tor Te.elecuons
N. b. Csroaicls There Is abun-
dance Of material fof the manufacture
Of paper in Louisiana, and ibe union
Of capital seems 10 ba the only Fegui-
site for mill.
De soto lhe aholla
men certainly ought N help the Me,
Emery faction light Warmoth Moth
ing has yet been done 10 this parish,
and we want to zee somebody take
the lead and arouse some interest II
the election.
0uachita IelegraaAs ltisaltmoon-
shine to talk about our local dissen
aions endangering the success Of tho
State ticket we arc all Democrats
and win vote for and work for the
success Of Gen. Nicholis and the bal
ance Of tho ticket.
Mr.. Paul Laborde shot a blue eagle
last Sunday at the Four-Mile Branch,
st, Tammany parish, which measured
7 feet inches from tip to tip Of
wings length Of body feet Ithad
killed two lainbs and wounded an.
other Just before il was shot.
IIouma Courier lt Is known that
IN the Parish Republican Convention,
recently held, not one white man was
chosen as delegate, and If white men
were nominated il is openly charged
that they paid cash and handsome
good price foFthe henora they received
The Times-D Democrat says, al
meeting of the Republican Parish Gem.
mittee of East Baton Rouge last week
Augustus Williams was expelled from
Tho party for ffty years, IIe will be
allowed 10 vote for a Republican Prcs-
ident in 1888, provided the party ia
not expelled from the country by that
time
Tho demand for Louisiana lands
still continues. Hen. j. Massio Mar
tin, Receiver Of The United States
Land Office, In New Orleans, informed
the Times Democrat that tho uumber
Of entries for The month Of March Is
unusually large, embracing the follow
ing Cash entries, 444; homestead
entries, sc timber culture entries, 9;
number of final proofs passed, ~
Tho above entries do not include prs
emption entries, school indemnity and
other selections. Amount deposited
to cover entries in sub-treasury, sl08,
.oo6 T5 Tue cash entries cover prin-
cipally pine lands.
Tensas Gazette Wa doubt very
much if the history Of Louisiana 70 it's
remotest period viii show parellcl
instance Of such political heroiam as
the present attitude Of Gov. McEnery,
Defeated for denomination by most
bitter and unrelenting canvass, not
for one moment has he asulked in his
tent, but on the contrary, realizing
that il he sat silent and with folded
hands there might be a possibility Of
tie defeat Of his party, ho comes 70
the rescue with pnequaled magnanimi-
ty aud imparts to the campaign a
yigor that only he can command, and
the very fact Of his appearance brings
Consideration to the Republicans and
independents, and the certainty Of
success 70 the Democrats.
Donaldsonville Chief; Some Of tho
enthusiastic Republicans in This part
Of the State, who are carried away
with the idea that their ticket is going
10 win, viii Be surprised TO know that
Gov. Warmoth is confesaing on the
stump that ho has no expectation Of
success. He is reported to have said
in Shreveport that he we'll knew tho
time had not yet arrived when the
white people would % willing 10 turn
the State over to the Republican
party; that he accepted the pomina-
ton because no one else whom tho
party wanted would DO so; that he
knew he would not be elected, Tho
white people turn outin large numbers
| 10 hear Gov. Warmoth, because they
know him to be man Of marked
ability and an entertaining speaker,
but their presence al the meetings is
no indication Of an intention TO vote
for him, and no one knows this better
than himself. He strikes The nail
sqnaroly on the head when he de-
clares Chat ''lhe time has not arrived
when the white people would be will
| ing to turn the State over to The Ro-
publican party
Franklin San AS soon as Gen.
| Nichols was nominated BY the Baton
Rouge convention, GOV. s. d. McEn
cry, true 10 lhe principles Of the grand
old party, went 10 work ii oaFnest so
secure the snccess of tho nominated
TICKET. There we're those Who pre-
tended 10 halicYo that he would ahiFk
| III tie canvass and that his support
| of The ticket would be but pominal.
How these GROWERS have been eisap
pointed. Ever since The eanYass hc.
gan Coy. MeEnery has been stnmpiug
The ssate, going from poInt NJ paint
working leanfnllg for Gen. Nichollf,
His speeches. arc being feceiysd avery
where with enthusiasm and, siAee she
I ilIneas oi Gen. Nieholls, De is she ac-
knovledged leaaet 81 the canvass.
With him as With aR TIME Democrats,
purity Is ihe hFst cQgsldefail9n ana
| men aflerWard. AZ it X With iheir
| leaaer, so Il d Rilh tlfc followers
\ lthrnnrkohf sBe State Ihsl iekpefyi
| men WI vote NE Democratic sieket
| IN April IA alid pbalans aa5 iAs lale
/ boasts that sheg HefQ gaine e sEp
4 port WaHaoih elIl vanish ps aeN beS
Tors sNnaNer sgn Aa lAe eap'
iime Goy RitEnet9 stands Pi lp'
poHlly ihe gEaRasat q DemeeFas
lis ssaie