St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-01

that they he'd not even been notified
1 TAe pablie knsw nsaains about 1t until
after the coamittss had met. Well, tn,
Alliance movement was Organised o,
the same s1mmafy psinclple.
"Rice Farm" said that ssiudi6eren
material was finally admitted;" b,
should have said ssindinerNnt and
Calico" I. .. black, quadroon, octo
room, etc. That the sanity Ants an
button-Aeline the negro to join the Al
lance, and an ashing for his vote, 1,
known Of III who have observed theil
tactics IN this parish, and the only
thing that will prevent them from lead
ing the negroes to the polls and victims
them against the Lottery will be thei,
inability to corral the Sensgambians
and use them - allies.
VIII "Union" cast his inspection eye
around once more, and fail to SEQ On
Alliance leader displaying his oratorical
powers upon negro audlsnces Union
b studying aud trying to solve the
problem Of social, financial and political
economy. How we'll tho Alliance sue.
ceeded in solving financial economy was
demonstrated by the phenomenal sue
cess that attended the Alliance store,
(by the way, where Il itr)-an institu-
tiOn emanating from the fertile brain of
sharp Ananciers; an institution that
was going to ''bust" not only the Gov.
ington but country stores Also model
institution that could be run on the CO.
operative and 10 per cent. plan and still
make money. "Union" received q gen.
tie reminder Of political economy not
many years ago, hut 1t will be demon.
strated to him more forclbly in '9e,
when there will be bowling and gussh.
Ing of teeth in tho Anti camp, and then
I shall exclaim, ssCrawl hack into your
holes, 0, Israeli"
"Cnion" proposes to s'purify the
stream BY clarifying the fountain" 1
don't. Iprefer to grasp the old hydra
by the head and squeeze the little life |:
has left out Of It.
l will refresh s'Union's" memory with
another sample of his Alliance theory,
that nothing short Of the restitution of
his lost rights will appeasc his wrath
he must and will have them. A lecturer
from Washington parish spoke to st.
Tammany parish audience last year, and
among his rawlings said:
''Oar rights we must have, ana IL we
cannot have them we shall-take them.
We have now In Bston Rouge, a. Pro-
lessor in College there, an officer o:
the late Confederate Navy, and the man
who threw tOrpedoes, bombs and shells
during the war can teach his pupils the
same thing again II occasion requires
It."
Is this not Is good as DIR. Palmer's
'peechs How does 1t strike ssUn;oD,"
looming, - IL does, from an intimate
friend Of Senator Amacker,) who dose
not Wish to commit treason against his |
State and pure Democratic principles:
The name Of Pinchback Is used some. |
THAT like bloody shirt, but good care
> taken not to couple the mention Of
I'D name with his appointment a. a
member Of the School Board by no less
70 Anti than Gov. Nichols. Surely, q
nan whom Nichols appointed to SUPER
'tse the education of tho children
4 the State ought not to he SO
Objectionable - . Lottery director or
tockholder, II It be true that he occu.
lies such . position.
farmers, beware Of the croes-road
with their coat-tsil peck
t. full Of Ocala demands. Aud say
Q those who conscientiously believe
hey are doing right, to quit the leader.
hip Of those who are using them ~
ools to further their own ends, and who
are not what shall become of them
'hen the crash does cume. Doubt not
hot It will come, for It mast come
oonef or later. ssUnion'' poses q q
'fosmer, . simou-pure Democrat; hut
hould ct any time Macune and other
ational leaders sound their bugie for q
bird Party. he viii not hesitate to
lily under that standard.
Al far - the ''twin baby sisters" are
,ucerned, they have had the ssspasms"
= some time, are ssturning black
,ound the gills" now and don't need
y more sspap."
Owing to the rain. and Mr.. Norswor. !:
y, (from East Feliciana, l believe ;
'eaking within the crowded nogue +.
llia meeting house, was able to hear I
It small part Of the gentleman's I'd. :
ess be delivered on the l6th inst. He !
atsd that theFe was only % - aud Z
re- acres Of land In the United States 4
z capita. Mr.. Noteworthy has eyi. I,
ntly never been In Europe; II he has, Il
would like to know how much b~tter a
they are over theref Their condi. G
q must Be hetter than ours: that In il
Identity the reason why 20 few immi. S
Ants como 20 the United States. He A
Ill tho ills that would fall Il
the lot Of Loulslana In the event the It
ttesy amendment was adopted. flor II
part can zee . long way Into the y
II, but very little into . brick wall.
'ybe Mr.. Ne optics arc better than in
ne. While outside the building I Z.
y heard such occasional words of
speaker - Organization, reform, -
lot-box," etc. But ! did hear tho ne
Icch Of Mr.. G.. B. Stafford. of New X