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GRINDING HIS AXE.

Ex-Gov. Warmoth iszrow the sere-
nest man in the Republican camp. He
had his axe to grind, like the rest Of
the Office seekers and spoil hunters.
But shrewder than the common herd,
he secured the services Ofa respectable
man tD turn his grindstone- MI. H. C.
Minor has now got hold Of the crank,
and putting, tusgins and sweating,
Srinds away for dear life, while his
political boss takes it very serenely ut
the st. Charles ami ON his Magnolia
plantation. Yarmouth never had such
an easy job grinding his political axe.
He occupies ~impregnabIe vantage
grounds. If his mental at the grind
stone, should by sone hook Or crook,
save his bacon, the astute ex-GOvern-
or al say to Mr.. Harrison /: "Here is
the congressman l promised you.n but
should, on the other hand, his poor de-
luded victim fall by the wayside over
come by the heat and burden of the
day, he cal graciously say: ''See, Nj.
President, he woaldsnot lesme manage
his canvass. And anyhow, the mass
es Of our voters dOn't take ~ kindly
to the native white Republican, a. I
have always told you, SIR In either
case, the exGOvernOr's axe is ground
and he is in all equity entitled to use
it.
Quite q novel spectacle this, Of a
respectable native LOuisianian turning
the grindstOne to a northern adven-
turer and carpet Dagger who did more
than any other man to ruin our fair
State and grind her people to the
dust. W. wonder if Mr.. Minor ap-
preciates his real position.
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THE NEGROES NATURAL PRO-
yECIDR.

Those self-appointed protectors
ct the negroes who go absut giving
the assurances of PCotectien would,
perhaps, better serve their wards by
leaving them alone. The negro needs
no protection, ifleft to himself. 1t il
ONLY when bad whine men, .actuated
by their own base igDeble and selfish
motives 60 abaat stirring and incit-
ing the negroes that the latter in their
ignorance trangsess the bounds Of
moderation and in discretion and by
their acts Of ~iasolenoe, nay sf violence,
provoke the whites beyond endur-
aace, aud unfortunate csaflicts take
place in which the inferior race gen
orally comes out worse. As a rule,
when the storm bursts, the unprin-
cipled towards who sawed the whirl-
wind are out If its reach, glsating 81
. safe distance with Nachiavelian
s~atesfaetion ever the ruin they have
accomplished. The negro left to him.
self wants NO protectors for he needs
nc protection. The peaceful pursuit
of his daily avocation ; the friendly
relations he establishes by his good
behavior with his white neighbors
the kindly feelings Of benevolence
which under a normal condition Of
things, naturally actuate q superior
race in its dealings towards an inferior
and dependent one these. will throw
around the negro d surer and stronger
protection than all the scalawags and
carpet-baggers in the land can ever
hope to give him.
The negro's natural protector is his
white neighbors and employer and
not the strolllng agitator, with an axe
to grind, ever seeking tn stir up strive
and destroy that peace and entente
cordial which should naturally exist
between the two races. The sooner
the negro recognizes this indubitable
truth and acts on it, the sooner will he
find . haven Of rest, peace aud hap
pinees. -.
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THE A OF LOUI0lAI
90th Jsdiciai District Csosk 1
ish ofInlbarCheI
=. Heilssdsr 4 q. %. IA u
LeBiaac. No. 2laA.
The STATE OF L0UnaxxA.
Second Jusiior's Court, PsstsA
LAf0urChe.
Prxyse q xcKessie %. Nrs. J.
LeBls~c.
Jacob Grossmax %. Mrs.. j. B.
ls. Blaxc.
Il. r. DcBaxtte d Go. %. Mrs. j
Leblanc.
Xayer Son d. Co. rs. Mrs. j. Z.
Blanc.
Xaycr Son d Co. Is. Mrs. j. Z.
Blanc.

Tate notice. that acting under five =
Of d. IN. emabariRg from the shove eatia
courts, in the sbWvs entitled and uumb4
casrs l have seized and will oder for ~
public ancti"n. pursuAnt to law. to the +
and "'ghsst Widsler, vt the cOurthouse ID
town OF J DioUdAux, On
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1889,
between the hours Of n s'cleck q. NJ q
o's'oc y. m. tho following described
perty, tO-wit:
l. Inc und vided half Of a certain lott
ground, si'ua,-d in sand parish Of Laiourc,
ut four miles below the town of Tnibodd
and above The N. d. q. n q. W. Railfn(
now Mo rssn's La. and Texas Railroad 4
Steamship Co. aud being Lot No. Four ~
u plan made by Jos. Nicolas on April ID, 70,
n'easutlDs n ~ feet seven inches 'front.' % 4
pub &c road, one. hundred and eighty q
dtru on hr western liue. Que hundred q
eighty-ont TEE, deep ~ the eastern line a
nineteen -! ie-l deep ID the rear tossth
WIN all the buildlnga and imprOveussn|
thereon.
Ais" the undivided half of the contents|
q refLa'u tr'dfng sto e and bar room q u
soarehe Crossing. right bank of bayos Y
fvurcbe.
:. Also the undivided halt Of . certa|
tract OF land. situated in said parish, lid
Dabk Ut iayau Lai"u:rhe, ut about sths(
mics or more ie'"w the TOW n Of Thibodon1
measuring tn're Arrenia more or lees ftod
ny forty ar,-nts in depth bounded sbu1
ny land now owned T., Lncien l.. Guida@
ahd below hy Lands now owned by vtdet
and heirs ri Cipol,lias Adam. deceaeod: 4
xe'hergwidh All the Saiidings snd ispdoT
nlents tbefe,n "a
The said ,ract II land being sold IN col
f0r'uity with the exist.ng lines and 'pas q
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A certain tract Of land, situated jsl
the town ofThiLodsux. in the psris1
fOurche, ut about twenty-five sspss|
from lAss bSy.,G Lafeurche, right bsI
ta'D,ssg right srpents. more or lea
part sf4s tact bought from JOSEPH 4
20 tbs ts.h Of February, 1876, G. b.
fo'ie 56S. and bounded on the north \
Of Sst6- IA ley, east by estate of john
hue. south by lands Of Chas Ramsso1
xsst by lands Of Iustave Schmids. +
With all the rights. roadways and 7
nances thereto belonging. I
Terms and conditions Of sale-CsshI
spot in United States Treasury MOI
the pri ciPai aud interest i'll tha -,
HENRY j. CKLRs.
August 3, 1859. COnstahA 81 p
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Republican Opinion.

neryiIle, as will be sees in our
/ columns, has gone into the ~''resOlut-
ing business wiclIs . vim. There
seems to be three local Republican
in the parish, and each is
turning out resolutions with An &C
tivity that IL unsurpassable. At this
rate sweet-scented Ibervile should
give Mr.. Minor q tremendous majority.
We shall watch and see. =
Candidate Minor and party Ofspeak-
ers addressed the people at Lake
Charles and Jennings Thursday and
yesterlay-at least this was under
stood to be the programme. The par
ty is conspicuous by the absence Of ne
gr0 orators. The man and brOtllpr i
noe particulat1y wasted under tlle
nee 1speDsattOn. Major Hero Holds
forth 1t this end q the liae. He has
charge of the head Quartels here. W.
do not know however, that citizens
Of New Orleans will yete attbis' cleo
.We1bsliesSN NJ Minor ~ not csed
to he beSt fh1Br2t q llims6f ma tie
party. We believe it IL best for him
to rely upon the votes he is sure lie
can have than to run safssr shadows-
votes msy bo promised, but that he
will newer get. II he had been -
emphatic 90 the neeesssty
Of maintlinStth t.suprenacy efhyn
~ lie wA1 6ls1teetectisa % agafSsa
he would hsYa .enthussd the Negroes,
whose votes ara a suro relianee The
premise IF thu and that largN FAINTER,
o. : hun1red II them, to suppert the
Repablican nsninee, ID not to be
trusted. We know something Of that
sort Of promise. When the campaign
warns up the planters who will re-
main around the standard Of the
Republican nominee We viii count on
our fingers ends. Mr.. Minors safe
staff in this fight is the legrs. II
would bea fatal mistake to attempt to
swap him for Democratic crutches.-
The Crssader, (Rep. Colored Orgas.)
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THE STATE OF LOtIsT]
Civil Distr;ci Cont in aud Ia
Parish Of Orleans


PursSSttS an r. .sd 49,
eu,i,lrsl. goarLxM ~, ebe .ljsnsshA
sion TO NE 1ffrIcf-d in the above sSt1
ofsr Tor N y It public suctSjS.
to law. to the last and highest Did
courthouse in Ihs town Of Tbibodaax
SATURDAY, AUGUST aaas
between tn- hours Of 10 o'clock 81
O'clock y. NJ, the following desasiSo|
pertv to wit: sS
Lot "ftrac see. Il frsce , ON
e."fs-.. See ST. ~, sr2s. /
cate 1915. 5lt22-lM acres.
w ] "rs y !. see ~. W Of sec a.
r = r. Ger .hcaie 44I7. $40 acres.
sec 80. y of !, n W ! Of . I ofsa
10. N 81 " e ! see l5. = W ofx1
Of 4 " aud = r / "f = /, sec "A,
of q y !, s-c %. NJ If 4 I, 600 n
r22 e. Ger. ficate has. 560 acres.
Lots = aud TO- see 3, lot 3, sec Al
5, J.. sec. y. Lots !. 4, So, ess
81. Lots !. 3, 4. s, s-c %. Lots MS
aec 33, D y !. and !.t !. Gee -, t :
Cetiincate 4I4J. 74i 6J-IN acres,
Lots or. fraction or sec -, { Ia
Ger iicste ALSO. 69 81 100 acres.
5 " . "f u " . of q " ofse iOfsv
Ii. Sw at W . sec 81, II . ~ 1.
tificS,e 4J'j i60 aces.
Ne . 1T /. Q = ofs vi, aec o.
Ofn.~ a.-s.c ID. ks efns ], Q ~
see g. Eaorne !.s<r 10. &eS
Of g e !. ec-. e vf n e., n g Z Of . Z
q v of = !. ,ec ~. e of n wS4Aps
v !, Vi sc I see IS. Ne l ON
33. Sw crnwtseto t. " !, SEQ q
sr":e. E- i,fcste I5i6. 20 acreS.
Lots !, 4, ). s. " . "f u { /. sectios :
J, 4. i. Z, : Of n e !, SEC 10. Let IL
" OF y y J. Lots ! and 3 ard ueAef
sec ~. Sc Of r !. acc u. Saoy
IL. lots I. 4 and S, W ef e iaada
. e !. see ~. Lot I, s.c %. { u, ~
tifrxtr l5tJ. 95s ~ tWO acres.
Hwt~sw I. s~c -. Lots 1917
e at - acc 81, { ~, . % q
4sls, ~ SOLi00 acres.
Lot 4. a = / of . I, SO 20; slss y
East Fork Of bsysa i.xteurrhe, ~ 3
sr3e. Cerfutirate %5iS. az l7.beo q
The wb"le ag.rexstisg feur sAsossD
hundred ~" nissty-Gsas Hi0e sssss,
which fully spssears BY rstseseO
isve"tWey vt sai1 s-aoesesina - NJ.
Tern. and eeAaiitisos Of ssls-cosAl
ep.t'is Csited Seases treasury $500
July q, isss. ~ f..isS ~
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W. published elsewhere an extrac,
from the Crusader, a Republican organ,
edited and published by colored men
which shows how the "mau
and brother" looks on the present OH
test in this district. The negro feels
keenly the affront put upon him by
the Minor Marks Leonard Sutton ct
denominations and yet it is much to
be doubted that he will have the man.
hood to resent it.
Now is the time for the cOlored yo-
tiers to break from their party traces
and teach their self appointed white
leaders who undertake to deliver them
as SO many sheep to wh0msoever
they choose, that their days are num-
bered and their occupation gone.
Colored men have been slow to
learn that their best interests are in
dissolubly bound up vita those of
their white neighbors Of the land and
just 10 long as they fail or refuse to
recognize the fact matters will remain
unbalanced and more or less. friction
can be expected. They never had . bet
ter opportunity Of shaking OF the
yoke of thraldom under which thew
have been 50 long under the absolute
tyranny Of corrupt politicians. Those
same politicians are now using them
as mere tools, to do their own dirty
work and tbcn to be cast aside to take
the best care they can Of themselves
until the next election. Colored men
consult your own material. interests
IN this contest and vote the Demo-.
cratic ticket. .T~- - =
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial Distric:: Court-Par.
ish of Lafourche.
Sxccessiot Of Mistress Arzelise Wa.
gMespack, deceased scife of Ed.
Mire Wagxespack. No.
ASSO. ETOO0fcs.

Whereas. Henry Brown, Of said parish. has
made application To the ssid c.urt to I've an.
pointed xdiMnis. rat0r Of the aforesaid a.,
New: therefore, all persons are hereby
warned and notified to fle their opposition in
writing with the clerk vt said court. 1t MI.
office in tina town Of ThiboLaux, within ten
days after the first publication hereof, other.
wise the asid applicant will be confirmed
and appointed ~ such in accordance with Iaw ".
(~~@f In testimony whereof, witness INV
L-A hand and the impress Of the seal 81
my Office, at T~hibodaux, this lOtb
day Of August, A. d., 1887.
W. KNOBLOCH,
~ Clerk Of Court.
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! An ordinance empowering the Mayor to
inpese apOn any . oil vi0lstefs VI the
revised by-laws and ordinances OF the sown
ct T~hibOdaux, wherein tho penalty Of q fire
has bees provided for, the punishment Of
imprisonment DOT b exceed ~ days.
3 l. BIZ it ordained BY H. Mayor and
Trustees III the town If Thibodsux, in eoup.
Gil assembled. That wherever in the revised
by-lHva aud ordinances Of the town of Thib.,-
dsux the Mayor il cmpo = er-d ~ impoee the
peux1ty Of y fine. that. in default of the nav.
nent Of said tine. he is hereby empowered to
impose the punishuent vi imprisonment. not
to exceed thirty days.
!. L. AUCOIN, Mayor.
JOHN b. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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The Minor Marks Leonard hin,

The Minor Marks Leonard hippo
drome has been going around the dis
trict preaching protection and the
sanctity Of the Republican party"
Your propaganda 10 of Minor impor-
lance, gentlemen the good people
Of the district have Leonard (learned)
to know the tricks Of your party and
recognize their a Marks id your
twaddle.
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This remedy . becoming 60 wen
known and - RsPalas - 70 need NO
special mention. All who have ,used
Eisc6ic Bittess ding ~ sasne cong Of
peafse. Apurer medicine 6ses not e.
- end i i guaranteed = - all that
- claimed. Electric Bittezs will care
I'll dlseasss Of the Liver and Kjdneys,
~i1l s.nevs Hnfs4 Bell, Salt RAesn
- 49, lbet5eMe eense1 - impure
Mod. WIN drive Malaria lben the
eQseso - pseveot - ven . cure al
'MAlaGfal fevers. For eaD u head-
acAe, Consepation md IndiGu6oa ~
83seiz3e Ditoses. EntirU akaa6netSon
euofAneoDA, q noA<y Se6aAded.
PrtD % eta. anA d yse bettjs = Thi-
bodsUx Drug 0eere.
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IN an " POSITION.

Mr. Minor has we'll defined the
main issue Of the present campaign
when he said to tho Frsnkliu CONVEX
ton: ~ want every naa to 60 "a
Sept. 3rd. and deposit HE ballot ~
fer Minor, but fur the supremacy Of
the old Republican party" He WA
then sdArsssinx IN sssemblage Of ne-
groes Whese ve4ss be wanted bot il
would hsvc beea better for him il HE
woede nd sever sesa tie light 81
day. IF. Miner giving vent to his am
biaieo, hes sacoesdsd in placing him.
sslf In that proverbially awkward
situs&ion between the "devil aud the
deep ses = aud he hardly knows which
why to turn. He il anxious to secure
some white votes to keep up his SEM
blsnce Of respectability but when he
courts the fsv0rs Of the whites he an
tsgonises his black cohorts.
On the other hand, his common
sense teaches him that he must look to
the blacks mainly for his support.
They are his mainstay and should he
ALLEVIATE them in any number his
chances of success will vanish like
noxious vap0rs under the be~nefcent
and purifying rays of the sun. He is
therefore compelled to truckle and
pander to the negroes nc he did at the
Franklin convention, but by SO doing
he gravely offends his would he white
supporters.
Truly, a sense of pity overcomes US
as we contemplate the poor deluded
victim of his own ambition and vanity
thus dangling in utter despair between
the two horns Of this most perplexing
dilemma.
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The Houma boys are enthusiastic
for Price, the gallant nominee of the
Democracy. They turned out in force
last Sunday wearing badges with the
significant legend: "Price is going to
Congress; Minor to Southdown.n
That il right boys ; keep Mr.. Minor
1T home, he is too good q planter to
make . bad Congressman of him.
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Warmoth's Candidate says "Do not
vote for H. C. Minor but for the an
premacy of the Republican Party.
May God ave this south land from
any more supremacy Of sueh men as
Warmoth-Darrol l.. Co. Louisia-
mans have suffered enough misery and
wretchedness during Republican SUI
premacy to never desire to be tor
mented with i again. Apretty speci-
men 10 . white citizen Of Louisiana
sacheeing around the country asking
hia neighPors to vote for such an mi.
guilty. It makes . man blush for his
race. "aE tras e@ - g $685.
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eff | am defeated l shall have the
consolation of knowing that l have
been beaten by . gentleman"
Why, Of course, Mr.. Minor if that is
the soothing balm you are in search of,
we will minister to your want with the
greatest pleasure and alacrity.
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CLOSE TANKS IND MARCH TO
VICTENRH.
LAFOURCHE.

September 3rd, the day set apart by
law rfor the great bat.le between Dem
."ofatic principlesaDA Republican mis-
rule, the battle which sis to determine
the fate Of this fertile sugar and rice
district Of Louisiana for years to
GENE is fast ~approsching. No time il
to be lest in preparing 6or the action
and every Arue Democnat:and patriotic
citizen Nf whatever previous party
affiliations should hs1A kimaslf in
neaAiaass4 - cast his benatfor tie oan-
didate who most truly aad Ahoroaghly
represents the morality ~ istslli-
genaa, ~ wealth and 0steEial in
saees>sA Il Aadodistrict; ~ thst can.
aidate 6s<e Hen. An1sex Price Of
La1oaRcAA, the Domiaee sf de Lake
Chaa3sf oeaRention. He = The choice
6fhs Ssst nd most inteuioest people
sfHAs kA1riet, and il i Sncsmbeus
apea every enc who ha 6 Aaart tho
~safae >fGs ceuatry to gin him his
support It 10 poll.
True, tie Asigns Of the tinesn point
to his signal victory in the impending
contest. Tie press 10 uaa.iaous in
its support ct his candidatsre; the
fires If e~n4aasiasm. lighted On the
plains Of Lafearche and Terrobonne,
have invaded the whole district and
now burn with A ardent and ever
increasing fame, prophetic Of the f.
nal contamination Of overwhelming
Democratic c The fright Of inn
pending defeat has seized the enemy,
who is already casting about for a re-
treat into a contest. He has already
raised the cry Of bulldozing when the
country has never been quieter; and
there is, run,aor says, talk on the Re-
publican camp Of melting as = part Of
the programme, some few ignorant
and deluded negroes to acts of vio-
lenee in order to provoke the whites,
and give color to the unfounded cry
Of bulldozing. Incredible as this
course may seem, it is yet one of which
the baser element in the Republican
ranks is not above adopting.
There is a necessity for "buckling
on III armor," and closing ranks for
September 3rl. The Democratic
tight is tile battle Of the people, for
the preservation of the material inter-
est Of the district; Nay, it is a strug-
gle for the Supremacy Of the morality,
the in intelligence, the education, the re-
fnement of Southern Louisiana and
the conservation of the civilization of
oar fathers. Let all patriotic citizens
rally under the standard of the young
Democratic and the fateful 3rd day Of
September next, march solid and an
broken phalanxes to victory and free
dom from federal iuttrference.
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Mr.. Minor opened his campaign ut
Lake Charles by making the announce
NEST that Ae VS. not aeepstaa1ed to
public speaking. His hearers every
where concur with him.. e,4.g
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HOUNA. La, Jan. 80. Ia
A few dOses Of GOuAmx's Anti AsthN4ee
mixture has relieved me Of . very -
cough. my ht,le daughter has leen cess4s =
eo'by taking the aas0e. A. G. HOBEW.
sfs tTbO BarJe1
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EspssSesoe = Ossstissss WY dsae, 49, IL
eesee ysa ssly twsasy.1vs esess - GsA sas
that e. &C Cestnia Cough Cure b . ma
siss rs9say f.r eeaGAs SD .eelas- u vill
$40 whsre It y pssis's - esss, ssd relieve
Sold By Thlbsdsux Pharmacy. m
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STATE OF LOUISIANA A.
Second Justices Court Of CA. Enoer.
ran-Parish Of Lafourche.
=. .ACI--l II ri
Gustart Schmidt Is. Ursi. alias Dennis
zg zBsr~ard. u e 4 y =

Take notice. that acting ua.ler . writ 81
men faciAs, sp.sassg from The Shove esfi.
asised and will yOfEei for sale II, pubIie ssction
possusnt +" law, 10 the last and highcst bid
dcF st the courthouse in the. town OF Thiho.
dasx, % ~
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, ?. lsse. 40
between the heurs OIL O'Clock :. m. anil :
o,oseekp.m.. IL following described prover-
-, 10 wit:
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per For subsequent insertions, per
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Professional and bnsisass cards. including
paper, will he. puta;shed atthe rate ct - &C.
psr square fov thoifsst insertion .ssd 10 eeess
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-24

On Sunday mornings train about
100 Of the citizens Of Lafourche NC
companied by Hon. Andrew Price
with the big csnnon and the Thibo-
daux Brass Baud left for Heama.
Stopping 1t every station along tho
route more than 200 hundred persons
were added to tho number. At every
station the bssA played, the canssa
reared and frsn every residence mir
ladies sresesa the passing tEsins ~
waving ha.dkerchisaA, ssA saAiag
faces.
At Hsans sse ls0 thas $50 pseess
were gathered 70 do heser . -
young candidate ioe eoaosssaieoa
hooory, the nan whom ths o1ee
sssyht md net enc ~ seseht -
U1Bce. -. .f .~.
After dinner TIE multitude sassn.
blea in the grssd pavilion in the
besstifal park, which had been hand
some'y decorated BY the lovely ladies
Of Terreboane.
Mr.. John J. ShsAer was made chair
Of the meeting, and upon assun-
ing the chair delivered = short but for
chile address. s,- w.
Amid shouts and hurrahs Mr.. Price
arose and addressed the meeting, his
remarks were enthusiastically receiv-
ed. e
He was followed by John Dymond
and Theodore Wilkinson in English
and Clay KnObloch and L. P. Caillouet
in French The speeches were able
and we'll received. The enthusiasm
OF the people was great and all express
sed q determination to bring Terre-
bonnie into the Democratic column on
Sept. 3rd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-24

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