St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats sPa.iab HAsee
): tive Committee haS ordsrsd -,
5 mir:ss to elect two dsieeatse lres1
: each Ward. ou Saturday next. De
Gerber sta. There are zine wa.da
In this parish, and the eighteen
delegates will meet At the Court
house, in Covingtou. On Monday,
Der. z, and EJECT i've dslsxat.s to
represent this parish in the State
Nominating Convention. which will
meet It Baton Rouge on Wsdnes-
day. 18th Of December.
There are . olass Of political
would Do lra1ers Who are trying
to jugsls With the rights OF the
people. impose upon their crsdu-
lily and ignorance. misreprssent
the facts to them and thus SECURE
the promotion OF their greed for
the spoils and Doodle OF ofnoes.
You are now called upon to vote
for delegates favorable to tie nomi.
nation OF Hon. s d. McEnery, OF
those Who are favorable to some
great ''Unknown.'' McEnery
heads his ticket. His opponents
do not truly name their caniidate,
but ask You t, vote for the:s dele
gates and thay will name the man
who b 10 lead you out Of darkness
into light The candidacy Of T. S.
Adams y . bit Of pleasantly and
done to catch the vote OF tho I'M
wary but super-seutimsntal farmer.
II this . not true. Why doSs the
Delta In its oaily summary Of e'sct-
cd delegates. remain conspiduously
Silent - tn "Aiams" deIeaates-|
but gives the McEnery and the San
ii lottery" delegates only!: Why
does not the Delta hoist tha name
Of Adams to its mast-headP The
opponents Of McEnery claim he is
the ''lottery candidats.'' The
claim i utterly without the shadow
Of truth. both anti and pro-lottery |
men giving him their support.
Congressman Bostner, Jadgs Cleyg |
and Montgomery. Suthsrlir and !
wicklife, are al anti-lottsry men. |
but warm friends 1t '(sov. Sans.
It d popular, think the political |
bush-whacksrs, to play the role of
moralist aud arouse the prejudice.
inaame the mind, and captivrts The
attention of the public with the
cry OF pharisees, thinking tas intel
ligent people will fail to discern the
smallness Of their own personal
merit in the study Of the lawful
lottery amendment. Do not be
humbugged BY this id:e. "vote
catching twaddls." II you vote for
sfcEnery delegates yoo knsw for
whom you are exercising your
iranchises. Vote for The epposi-
hon and you simply vest In 5 men
The right to cast the vote Of St.
rammany Parish for whonasoever
hey choose.
The ISSUE 10 the true and tried
slcEnery agsinst IN unknown
dark horse" whom barter and
exchange viii place 10 domination. |,
Delegate authority to the monde.
'cript unpledged men on the pre-
'euded "anti-lottssy" ticket. and 4,
hey may vote against the amend
neut. hat Tor whom viii they vote 4
% rule over the State for four, years.
For whom VIII they vote 70 LOOK
lftsr and preserve the State aponey2I
Why, any one who will best further .
heir political hopes. Mr.. b(oEn- {
~ has commitsed himSsli - :
Governor against the lot
cry, and e the fran and isickly
anatics hoped that b would stui. :
lily himself - Judge and illegal I
7 rule against The lottery rockoa. I
d without their host. Il lee dill. a
erest thing - b agaiust . msas- !,
~ and - judgs sdjudiestey upoa :
legal issue In the fart Of prece. 2
eat and law. II the "lostery"
Iv0e McEneey Il = because they q
now - long - they are within the
~ their rights viii be preserved
y McEneFy's adminissration q
10 State a6airs.
Adaas has besa defeated IN y
v own parish; Other pizisheo
ave Instructed against NcEasry :,
u sot ioe Ada0s. Adams same y
u not b put 10 aoainstjoo q
atom Rouge. and farmers WAo * d
sot to vote tor ''Adams delssstss"
I'd best not delude tAeneelvSs With
y idea thse Adams viii hs. Cow.
nor. The mushroom caupaig1 :.
gan Of New Orleaas auti-l9ttery. a
a. and the aatis, rank aad Ole.
W chow you 1t Basoe RouG-. and VI
vii b ton lale then 70 GraDbjo q,
90 oe he caranic lAwysr pollfi- -
ms recrivss wha. w. intended - =
, votes ice . iaImae.. Adams can. IN
2ANv = q 49, q s>>lsH1A~o arA~A q