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lie Juge McEnery, nest pas le
premier magistrat eminent qui tout en-
occupant ses hautes fonctions ait
permits que ION presente son nom aux
suffrages du peuple. Les sordides
attaaues de ses ennemis Reinforcement
a ce sujet sont une preuve corvaln-
quante qu'ils Sc savent yaincus ct
au'ils r%echerchent dams cette bassesse
une priere de satisfaction a leurs espe-
RANGES decues ct d leur haine impuis-
sante.
Vaincu par la clique Nichols en-
1883, apres une campagne toute de
haine personIelle ct ~d'attaques fans-
ses ct dirigees contre son honneur ct
5 reputation, McEnery fat n6anmolns
son deyoir CONNIE democratic ct
CONNIE Louisianais. Il appelle au-
tour de lui les amis dGyoues ct fideles
qui ont lutte avec lui pour Ia demo
cratic ct Ia suprematie de Ia race
blanche ct au nom de ces prinelpes
sacres il d6youe tous SEES efforts d il
| candi1ature de son rival ct est Il
principale cause de son success. i
fat abnegation de ses sentiment:
personnels, fait taire son amour-propr,
blesse, etoutie sa juste colere ct s:
droits a la vengeance ct ne connai
cue lie deroir quill dot a Ia caus'
democratique.
VOLTA l'homme
Qui ose lie NAL juger ct lie vllipende
en- soufflant qu'entre ses mains demo
cratiques la cause du peuple ct de
race blanche ne court aucun danger
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lSSONP7ION.

Dapres les rctours de r~election
primalre qui s'est tenue lundi passe
dams Ia paroisse Assumption pour
choisir dies dtl6gu6s a la convention
d'Etat qui dot Sc tenir a Baton
Rouge lie IL dtcembre, 1891, ct les
dititrents officers de paroisse, lie
rnsultat Snrait CONNIE suit.
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LA ~GARDERONT EN- DEHORS.

81 la delegation de Whitehead We
matt a rGclamer droit d'admission dams
la Convention de Baton Rouge mer-
credi proclaim, ellie pourrait arriver q
empecher la delegation du peuple de
participer dams Organisation tempo
raire Gle la Convention. Au della de
celia, Ia condensation de ces messieurs
naurait aucun effet. L"idee que ces
appolntes par M petite coterle q uAe
demie douzaine d'homnes sans auto
rite quelconque, seront admls par
dessus les desirs ct contre la yolonte
de la grande majorite DIES Democrates
de cette paroisse, est trop absurde
pour etre entretenue un seul instant
par aucun homme sense.
Meme 81 Ia Convention devait avoir
une majofite &c del6gu6s opposes au
Gov. McEnery, nous n'avons aucun
doute, sill esiste encore parmi nous
IN esprit de liberte, de droitnre, ct de
justice, que les reprtsentants du peu-
pie choisls par IN vote Dormant plus
de trois quarts des Democrates blancs
de Lafourche, seraient admis par
dessus les representants dune demie
douzaine d'hommes, n'ayant aucune
autorite speciale, on aucune delega-
ton de pouvoir de faire DIES appointe-
ments. LIE droit p%r6yaudra toujoars,
Ell dept de Ia maxine de e qui
sont a precher dams les environs, que
tout meme la privation du droit du
people de choisir ses delegues on ses
REPRESENTATIVES. juste ct equitable
en- politiques.
Mais meme lie droit G%njuste 4 el
dire lie moins) de garder Lafourche el
dehors de Organisation temperate
peut Ia priyer de quelquayantagt
legitime. Ellie pourrait perdre 5;
juste position dams l'appointement de
comites ct a aus de cette perte
ceux qui entreprendront de meprlse
Ia volonte du peuple, auront a e
assumer la responsabilite. lis pour
ront peut-atre satisfaire leur f~antaisi
en- p~resentant une condensation, ct S
feliciter de la pauvre consolation d.
voir garde en- dehors de la Convention
pour IN moment settlement, les repre-
sentants du peuple, mails en- dehors d
celia lis men obtiendront aucun aval
tage, en- p%oursuivant n action 81 pc
patriotique.
: Nous esperons qu'ils r%efechiror
deux fois avant de presenter IN
: condensation, dams IL but de gardt
Lafourche en- dehors de Porganisatio
temporaire, ct peut-Gtre la faire perdl
quelqu'avantage. La bataille est tie
!; mnee; qu'ils n'oublient pas qr
, rhonneur de Lafourche est en- jfu,
qu'ils la sauve-gardent de lhumili;
: ton dune exhibition publique de
6 farce qui a ete jouee lei.
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CANDlDAIUkES.
DE COUR

4ur ~rotants dfmocrates de Ia p
goi;sse Lato~ehe.
Tai rhonneur de vous informer
oue ie suis candidat a Ia place de
GREFFIER DE La COIR de
cote paroisse. a Ia prochaine election
nrimaire. ct s~olicite respectueusement
yos surfaces.
CHARLES j. BARKER.
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SHERIFF

Nr TEdtem.-Neuillex m'annoncer
somme candidat al poste de SHERIFF
De il Paroisse Lafourche, sujet a la
decision du PART Dtmocratique.
l.. +. LORIO.
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CONNIE TOUS

-
net opposition a ladoption de l'amen-
cement du revenu de Ia loterie.
pendant qu,elle a toujours denonce
la loterie parce qu'elle Sc m&le de la
politlque, ellie a toujours trayaille
assldument ct ave persistence a
forcer l'amendement de Ia loteric
dams la politique depuis que Ii cam
payne electorate est ouverte. Scs
chefs mont jamais manqut Occasion
dinjccter eette question dams Ia poll
tique depuis lie commencement lis
ont reussi a clore un compacte ayec
unt organisation secr6te ct politlque,
don't les butts ct les principles sont
anta.onistiques a ceux de Ia Demo
cratic, dams lie dessein b:en exprime
de faire une division DIES offices, ct
ont soutenu une guerre 4 outrance
sur cette ligne depnis &c temps JUS
qua &c present moment.
Quand les amis du g|ouvtrncur
M:Enery font mis- en- ayant CONNIE
etant lie seul homme qui pouyait
reunir sous son Gtendart tous les
Democrates de l'Etat, ces mtmes
|
faetionistes, lies mains ct pieds par
les liens de cette alliance malsaine.
| baclee au mois d'Aout dernicr a
Lafayette. poussent encore dies Girls
acharnes contre Ia loterie, ct malgre
les assurances donnes par les amis de
NcEnary, ct lie fait que plusieurs DIES
ants les plus distingues dams lEtat
lie supportent avec ardeur, lis insistent
Embarrassment quill etait lie candi-
dat de la loterie, ct qu'une voix pour
lui voulait dire une voix pour Ia
loterie.
Paroisses apres paroisses ont elu
des dialogues favorables a McEnery,
s'engageant i soumettre lamende-
ment de la loterie a une election pri-
MARIE d6mocratique blanche, ct malgre
tout celia ces factionistes proclament
ayec une ~reiteratlon vraiment fati-
gante. par lintermGliaire de leurs
organes de la presse, ct de leurs
~orateurs, qu'un vote pour McEnery
est un vote pour la loterie.
Eli. bien les paroisses ont
parle. ct aucun homme sense ne peu'
plus longtemps douter que Samuel d
McEnery a emporte aux differente;
elections primaries la majorite de-
delegues i Ia convention, ct quill ser;
nomme sur lie premier vote qui ser:
pris dams la dite convention.
Quoique 10 sachions que chaqu'
], vote dome pourlui dams les election
primaries, n'etait pas n~6cessairemen
! IN vote pour la %loterie, car beaucouI
!; d'anIis, mails Democrates fermes e
!. zelts. ont etc fiers de lever leur vol,
en- favour de ce vieux ct valiant che
} de Ia Democratic dependant, dan
: IL but lie bonner I'm cours a Iargu
> m~entation, nous ~consentons a acceE
) ter Ia position dies factionistes comm
/ etant Ia yrlie situation dies chooses.
1T en- yoici Ia logique Ia loterie
| reeu la sanction du peupIe blanc d
rEtat dams une grande majorite de
G paroi5ses, soustenue par une superl
5 major,tt p~opulaire de pres de quin1
t mile voix rien he nou etonr
e consequemment que quelques uns d'
membres du comite central de IEt
ne voulaient pour rien au monC
soumettre la question a DIES primair'
blanches, ct que d'autres parmi Ell
demandent a grands Girls pour linist
a ton dune blanche aatiloterite dams
! p~late-forme de la convention qui d.
bientot sc reunir
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HGT'E3a EeE.S E"H'EsAVGERS.

NJ Thomas Alherti pravient ses ami.
les vovageurs quill Went de taire de non
veaux arrangements qui nj permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux lui voudront lhonnoe
rer deieur coniance
Repas a toute heure De IN lourn6e er So
commando.
Table d'h0te 3 10 heurrs du matin pom
16jeuner et a ! heupes ia soir pt ur diner
Chamb~es commoGcs At bien sarnies
HoU"RFS
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Mile. Alice Malhiot est partie dici
dimanche passt pour Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, on ellie est alice pour re
iolndre 81 mere qui deneure en- vile
depuis IN couple de 1nois.
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w.r~ M.u--

lie MAJOR Lagarde a tini dc rouler
sur son habit4tion Layton, ct u son
habitation pres de Loekport, sanedI
masse-tous les deux lie meme jour.
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AVENs ~ T..

nEUX POMPES DE II POuCES. POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct bollilloires Ell
bon ordre. S'adresser 4
MR.. GEORGE DIONNE.
GU a la Sentnelle de Thibodaux.
A-il-q1tf
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Arrlvee ct depart des trains a Thibo
daux, 20 novembre, 1889.
PREMIER

Quite Thiboaaux a $3.50 heures q. M,
Avec la mitlle die FOuest.
Arslve Thibodaux a l0:55 heures D.. m.
wee IA MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
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Mr.. Numa Rivi6re, barber hion
counu sur Ia rue Main, . tt4 fait
present dune petite lille nerceedi
passe pendant Ia matinee. Vine
Riviere ii Tenfaut sout toutcs deux
bien.
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Mr.. &. A.. Coignet, 1 deux miles en-
has de Thibodaux, sur Ii rive ganche
du Bayou Lafourche, a passe ses
dernieres cannes, mercrsdi passe 4
midi. De 20 arpents quill aroults, i
q obtenu $50 boucauts dc sucre.
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ITO Total

Total ITO Total 30
Est Feliciana III votes instruite
contre Adams, ct Ia delegation sup
portera prohablement I'm eandldaf
jusqu.ic lei inconnu.
Necessities pour choisir. 4
DGja choisis. .
Encore 4 choisir.
Total he votes dams Ia convention CSC.
*Caddo a droit i u delegues dams
la Convention d'Etat- De ceuS-ci
! sont assures a McEnery ct II a
Adams. Les autres 9 sont reclames
mar les deux c0tes, ct la Convention
d'Etat aura a decider.
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Mr.. Laurent Francioni, derAssomp
ton. p~as.ait par Thibodaux, mardi
pass6. Sc PENDANT q la Nouyclle Or
leans.
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Ces mtchants hommes de NcEnery,

Ces mtchants honmes de NcEnery,
on ces pros, CONNIE vons persistez .
les appaler, rtelament tout! onI,
vraiment, ct &c gull J a de plus sur
prenant pour queiques uns, c,est quils
obtiennent presqua tout &c qu lis
rtclamant dune maniere juste ct
h0nnete.
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La paroisse Assumption a noble
ment fait son leyoir lundi darnier,
ct ellie enverra une delegation solide
pour Ncllnery a Ia convention de
Batoa Rouge. La m%ajorite q etc
tellenent tcrasante, quill ny a pas de
place ponr une co~ntestation.
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~NnUyEIIES LOCALES.

Fumez les "Thibodcanx Special
rioars1 ct voDs sertz heureux,
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Quelques uns de o bons amls
ants ont etc I'm peu trop presses
lundi soir dernier a ctltbrer les bon
mes n~ouvelles' venant de Ia paroisse
Assumption. CONNIE lis ont du
trouver Ia pillule aigre lie lendemaln
matln. Ay penser settlement, celia
nous dome De Ia chair de poulc.
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WEST BURKE.

George Smith is teaching in the
Bundy district in Sutton.
The ladies of Rattery Post had a
sociable in their hall Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Bushv. who has been in the
employ of J. B. Watchie for two or
three years, has moved to Littleton.
George Marshall has broke up
housekeeping and gone to Worcester
to live His wife and child are board
ing at the hotel.
H. c. Bugbee has bought the mail
route from here to Westmore of
Charles Chapple. This is the fourth
time the route has changed hands in
two years.
The village schools commenced
Monday with Grace Cahoon of Lyn-
don teacher in the higher department
and Bertha Silsby Of this village
teacher in the smaller room.
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CABOT.

Mr.. Burbank of Walden and Miss
Lillian Wells are teaching the village
schools.
Rev. and Mrs Russell went Mon
day to Winsted, Conn, for their an
nual vacation.
Mrs. Helen Hatch and son have
been visiting friends in Barre, also
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Wells.
Rev. c. H. Merrill, secretary of
the Domestic Missionary society,
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Wells have
been elected delegates to the State
Sunday school convention It New
port and expect to attend.
Rev. ]. o. Sherburn gave an ad-
dress at the meeting of the Washing
ton county Sunday school association
at Montpelier last week. Justin
Stone, Mrs Hattie Pike. Mrs. NJ. S.
Haines and Miss Mary Haines at
tended as delegates from the two
Sunday schools. Mrs. Emily c.
Haines was also in attendance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10
LYNDON CENTRE.

Miss Eta Wood, of Boston, has
been visiting at Rev. Mr.. Nasons.
Fred Campbell, who has been
working at the Sinclair, Bethlehem,
returned last week Monday.
Mrs Warner Chesley is to take
Mrs Harvev's place as matron of
the Sanborn Students Home
Clyde Mcclure, the three-vear-old
son of John Mcclure, fell and was
dangerously hurt week before last.
The Misses Townsend, who have
been at Mrs g. H. Prescott's, have
returned to their home in New York
City.
Robert McVicar. who is we'll
known to almost everyone in town,
died at his late residence Saturday
Aug. 20.
Lyndon Institute opened last week
with very full school Miss Kelsey
takes Miss Eveleth's place as pre-
|ceptress.
II Misses Blanche and Maud Batchel-
der have returned from Stowe. where
they have been visiting friends and
Relatives.
+ Nellie Southworth, who was form
[krly of Lyndonville but lately living
at Concord. died of typhoid fever
Friday Aug %.
81 Miss Florence Kelsey. who came
TO the Institute as preceptress, decid-
I'd last week that she was not
Strong enough for the work and
=1diss Copeland of Moreland, Mass.
ZONES to take her place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10
DANVILLE.

Newell Williams sold his fine pair
of horses to Mr.. Brown of New York
Tuesday.
Walter Peck has moved from Mrs.
Kittridge's house to the Brown place
at Harvey's Hollow.
Mrs. Bates of Portland, Me, and
Mrs. Morrow of Washington are
stopping at the Elm house.
There will be a social at the Library
rooms on Wednesday evening, Sept.
rs. All are cordially invited.
The creamery building is nearly
complete. The engine and machinery
has come and is being put in place.
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THE TOWNS AROUND.
EA ST RERKE.

Rev. J. c. Bodwell occupied his pull
pit last Sunday and preached very
instructive sermon from III Corinth-
ians 500 after which was commun-
ion.
Rev. l. E. Smith occupied the pulpit
in the Methodist church Sunday
morning and Rev. Mr.. Aldrich from
the New Hampshire conference in the
evening.
Those on the sick list are Carrie
jenkins, Charlie Harris, Mrs. Joseph
Humphrey. Ora Jenkins and Martha
Farmer
George w. B. Smell has returned
from Old Orchard and commenced
school in the village Monday with
27 scholars.
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PEACHAM.

The Academy opened Tuesday with
about the usual number of scholars.
DR.. Thomas has rented the Guy
house and his family will be here
soon.
Picnic on Devils Hill' next Sat
urday to fix the road and grounds.
All are invited.
independence Farrow, a former
citizen of Peacham, died at Water
ford this week and was buried here
Wednesday.
The entertainment, on Friday
evening in Academy hall by the
Royal Temperance Legion of Peach
am was we'll attended, and very
pleasing to the audience. 1t showed
to good advantage the excellent
drill they had received from the
superintendent, Miss Blanche Rus
coe Seventeen boys and girls have
already taken the triple pledge.
This is a good beginning.
One of the pleasantest gatherings
of the season was that at Mr.. Ethan
Miners on the marriage Of his
daughter Nellie to Ashley Goss. The
young couple were pleasantly as well
as substantially remembered by their
many friends. Many nice pieces of
silver, things useful and ornamental,
besides quite sum of money being
among the gifts. The reception at
the house of Mr.. Goss was largely
attended by friends from this and
surrounding towns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10
McINDOES FAILS.

Several from this place attended
the musical convention at Littleton
this week.
The public schools opened on Mon
day with Miss Lou Harvey as teach
err in the high grade and Mrs. Pearl
in the primary grade.
Philo B. Van.Dyke has purchased
the farm and buildings belonging to
Mrs. w. R. Montieth for 1000.
She will have an auction and sell her
personal property.
The academy opened last week
with % pupils. Prof. Martin is
much interested in the school and is
trying to build it up, and should re-
ceive the assistance of our people.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10
SOUTH WALDEN.

The new organist played very ac-
ceptably last Sunday.
William Bradford's people visited
relatives at Enosburg Falls recently.
Members of c. H Browns family
visit relatives and friends in Boston
this week.
Mrs. Oliver Farr, who has been
very lame for some weeks, is reported
somewhat on the gain.
0. E. Lane went to Hyde Park
Monday where he has been engaged
to work on the News and Citizen
printed at Morrisville and HYDE
Park
Among those attending school out
of town are Curtis Harrington and
Miss Florence Thurston at Hard
wick and Miss Maud Buck at John
son.
The instruction of Mrs Chase of
Greensboro Bend has been again Sc
cured in Dist. No. 1, the fall school
beginning Monday. May Stevens
teaches at the -Four Corners.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10
LYNDONVTLLE.

F. E. Blood, grocer, has gone into
voluntary insolvency.
The Female Base Ball club will
play with the Railroad Boys Thurs
day afternoon.
J. Cowles, of ST. Johnsbury, has
bought building lot near the south
end of Broad st. on which he will
build this fall.
1t is reported that Stearns Manu-
featuring company has bought five
lots on Maple street and two on
Raymond street. on which they will
build this season.
Mr. Palmer has bought a lot be-
tween U. B. Wilmot's and the school
house, on School street. and has NOV
ed there a barn from Mrs. Thomp-
sons place on Park street which
he will make into a house.
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Special Notices.
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is pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip-
ton of one of the oldest and best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
is for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents bottle. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Svrup.''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-10

scholars were found in that small
house. On the I'd there was an old
fashioned picnic with tables spread
and loaded) now the site Of the old
log school-house, and a large number
been residents of the Hill gathered to
enjoy the day and hear and tell of
the good old times. twenty-five
were present who had been scholars
in the old house. The eldest was
Miss Waddle, who is 81 years old.
The Fair ground is fast taking
shape and soon will be ready for
use. A large amount of work has
been done, nearly all of which has
been contributed. Much remains to
do and none should expect to find
here the finish and conditions which
only years of time and plenty of
money can furnish. Yet all will be
surprised to See how much has been
done and how convenient and easy
to reach these grounds are. Next
Wednesday and Thursday we hope
all will come, bring their friends and
something to exhibit. Especial at
tention is called to the importance
of a good exhibit Of dairy stock and
products. Bring your butter for
testing. The judges will mark the
rating of each lot on bit of paper
and place it in an envelope and seal
it. No mark on the package will
tell whose butter it is, and the ra ing
of your butter will be known only
to yourself. Liberal premiums will
be paid and of course those winning
prizes will be announced. Say a
good word, lend hand and come,
SUCCESS is sire