The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10

mated Mr.. Ulys-e Toxin, a. Cha rinan
Of the meeting, which nomination was
made unanimous amid load cheers and
bursts of applause. The chai'man.
then taking his seat, made a few appro-
pirate rem; rkS, stating the object OF
the meeting, a d til. o." q results to he
derived sl:olln the Lottery Amend
uent be carried. aud which b heliev-
ed, would he, I, judge from the EN-
~pressement with hlrhe,ery man anne
to attend all and every lottery meeting
who had the Welfare Of the State NJ
heart.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Theo. p. Ber-
geron, duly seconded. MrSsr> Trasi-
mnnl Robertson aud Ur~in R%olrignes.
were ~ ninoasly elected secretaries
Of the meeting.
The chair then announced The fol
lowing named gentlemen vice presi
dents:
Tliengene Callan-t. Felix Caillnnet,
Lovingly Rrdtigne, H. MS oncale, Lnnis
Dantin, Paul Land.r. SEWN Tom,
Baptistt ~i5er1erop. Joseph C'6 neltt.
Evariste CHI is~on. Ul>Sse Mnrrant,
T~h6oplile R~rligue. F~h6pphile Be
MOTT. Jean Bort. Valtr- Rndfigue.
Flies Rndiigne, Victor i.egentlr-. Ira
simond Mars. wi fred Mas, '.rsteF
Rodrigue. jean Rutlti4ue, AugnStin
Rndti.ut, l>idore kfpmer. Victor
Martinez, Doy Fnrrt :. George Muller,
Hrnr, Muller. j. u X Rmer. Aaatnle
Navarro, Emile y tvArrt. .joteh m. Or
d 'gne. Francois Anlra, TEE. CAias-
.nI, H.,,rS IL ,,jN Er,.zr Rtt.
dreauX, Jo~epa ne nit. 0zetne Pritier,
i Adolpl,e PeitieI, Frepp.nlt Adam.
Ellie Pawel. Joseph l.. .euire jules
BoHlreanx, Telrsphnle Rnirigue, Isl
dnre h%o1rgue. Trlrsri,rrr RaIri.ne.
Jr., Joseph Rod ign. Fang Is Rnlri-
gne, Aiiled Tabor, Antoinr Peis>,
Francois DHrnche. Marcel Landry.
Lnfenze ktiemr'. Frank Christian, Al
belt H"tald. N1ITam i'ieSt. nhtrk.
Lnlls hrTFiGnr. 0 fnppe Chias~an,
t}aptiSte Adam. Ja~rpll Martinez.
jules Cortez. Joseph Cnrtcz. jules Lee .
geudle, Victor L"-enIte. Jr.. Julian
Mars, and S>lve~fIc NJ %lttinpz.
Tie chi them PM tie nation that
they be 50 eiec;r.t. and Jht. motioa was
unanimously carried amid amlin l,ur Is
If applause with M il dissenting
Voice heard III tile vast anIleuce
The m%eelia. having tlnS been fftllv
niganizett. t}e chair fllei in-rntirced
the Hon l.. p Cai'ln,pi. the pnpe-
tent ami eli i-nt DiSsrir Attorney of
the Goth Jtiiri4' |ili~-rirt Court IF LII
fourche and A~-umptir,
Judge Cailln"et advanced Ia the
front Of the rr~'rlm. r:tptr 4 81 the
speakers. anil IN nn',rur-t f CHEERS
and iurra'ts which vivi Il showed the
appreciation every one bare Tot him.
When calm va rt>tor. H.. the ~ eaker
addressing his audience III trench.
first began IL thanking lie good peo-
rle vt tile 9Th Waid tor their .oal wall
towards irint. ~ he special request
made BY them III him IT, speak on this
tveutfuI occasion. H. then DOL M
The subject Al Issue ard .ltcidat,d il,
lli~ happy. brilliant VA al the sale:
points i'll favor at The intt. n. ~ Il the
reasons why every man, WIN had at
heart the iiteit~t and We fare If the
State of Louis ana. slioulI support and
vote III fivnr Of the %s"ttrr, Amend
Atnt That TIL. State. being depleted
of all funds. ard terll,y i.,ipbted, was
in sad uerl 1T all til. revenues she
could obtain. ami nus 100000 ANU
ally from ott o 'nfatint was MT q
thing Il he Ii, ted at-fi,a State nee.
ed al She cotld s. AMI m"re. too.
iie then Eiii.y - i ned IL" different
distributions 10 he mad ANN ,.iv of
this vast sam ! t money. especially the
in mense Sums that will ~ IN. .nally TO