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The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-11-18
MEETING OF THE ExEour1vE COMMIT

TEE.
Immediately after the convention the
newly appointed executive committee
was called to order by Convention Chair
man Luckett, who requested DR.. Meeker
10 take the chair.
On motion, duly seconded, Lieut.. Gov.
Jeffries was elected chairman and Dr.. h.
L. Luckett vice president.
Mr.. Mccormick, by request, acted as
secretary.
The resignation Of Judge Thornton as
secretary was read, and on motion was
tabled. H
On motion Of Mr.. e. g. Hunter 1t was
resolved that primaries be held through.
out the parish on Monday, Dec. Z, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates TO the par
ish nominating convention, to be held on
Wednesday, Dec. 8, which Is to select par
ish officers, as also delegates to the judi
cial and senatorial convention.
After some discourse on the qualfdca-
tions OF voters In those primaries the
committee adjourned.
The TIMES will give fuller particulars OF
this meeting tomorrow.
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Tulane University
LOUISIANA.

T,ULANE UNIVERSITY, EMBkACtI.c e.
College, High School. H. Sepn,s ns
Newcomb Memoerial College for Younk
Women, Law and Medical DePartmeas..
The College has four paranei ss oSJi pnsi.
Classical, Literary, Scient'f'c ana .su,sa nn
neering. There is also sPes,ui P@snt Annual sul
of Electrical Engineering. Nexl Anust .sts
Session of the Academiosl DePaIuCoi III.
including the H. Sophie NeweomS ,syt. ~
lege, begins October LIST. Law DsS;csl
ment opens November l6th' ~
Department, October 18th. ~.
For special or general cataiogaos ~
ply to the Secretary Of the onive'''''s
Tulane Hall. ,,x,srnN
July 70 6 mo. A1o''''> '..
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OF OUACHITA.

Two hundred Mems Suits from
carefully selected stock are being
closed on. by Bauer & We'll, at $3.50
per suit. This is as great bargain
as was ever offered.
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-Caddo Parish will hold primaries
on the Cd of December. Delegates
will be elected from each ward direct
O the State Convention.
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-Moquette and Ingram Carpets at
Bauer & Wells. An Al Wool Car
pet, 36 inches wide, at rs cents per
ward,
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Carpets at Bauer & Wells, 36
inches Wide, at 25 cents per yard.
Front street.
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-Mattings at Bauer K Wells at
$3.50 per roll.
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wo WilllNot Use..This Rooster After tn
Baton Rouse Convention.
THE CONVENTION.
THE ANTS CAPTURE EVERYTHING
IN SIGHT AND OUT OF l7.
Tho:Factions Stood Twonty-seven Pro and
Sixty-fiyo Con-The .Whip-hand Uses ene
Majority Rule Uusparingly.

The parish convention met yesterday
morning at the City Hall at midday, pur-
suant to call, to select delegates to the
Baton Rouge state convention.
The hall was packed with the delegates
and visitors.
Lieutenant Governor James Jeffries ex-
ercised his privilege as chairman OF the
parish executive committee to take the
chair and call the convention to order. It
was precisely 1907 p. m. when the gavel
fell.
Judge Blackman interrupted the pro.
ceedings with a motion that as the hall
was too small to accommodate the great
number of people who were In it. the
convention adjourn to the Court House.
Chairman Jeffries put the motion to the
house and 1t was carried unanimously.
The meeting adjourned to the place des-
ignated.
The convention 1e-assembled and the
chairman introduced Dr.. r. L. Luckett az
the temporary chairman chosen by the
parish executive committee. Dr. Lncket.
mounted the platform and acknowledged
In q short speech the honor conferred
ICheers.l He then said that the conveu.
lion would proceed to business and re-
uuested that the secretaries be appointed
Maj. Seip moved the nomination OF Mr.
Ed. Mccormick to the secretaryship. The
motion was carried, although MIR. McCor-
mick was not member OF the conven'
! ton. -.
The name of d. L. Biossat for another
secretary was moved by Gen. Watts. Mr.
Biossat rose to remark that, as he was moi
member of the convention, he was moi
entitled TO the honor. The motion Wat
rejected with dull thud and loud ap'
plause.
The following were next chosen as as
sistant secretaries: T. Spence Smith, w
A. Gilbreath, J. A. Tets.
Mr.. Bolton moved that the secretary
call the roll of precincts, which was done
The same gentleman also moved that thu
chairman appoint D. r. Stafford ser
reant-at- arms, who would appoint thre'
or five assistants. This was to enable tn
delegates to get sitting room in the con
venti0n, he said.
Mr.. Bolton again rose and made mo
ton that, after permanent Organization
be effected, Lieut.. Gov. Jeffries be given I
seat on the platform. The motion wa
carried amid loud applause.
Major seip then moved that commit
tee Of seven be appointed as commttte
on credentials. Gen. Watts rose to one
as an amendment the following resolu
ton:
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ly urge upon all members of that party to
refrain from saying or doing anything
calculated to cause division that would
endanger white supremacy in the State
of Louisiana. The civilization of the
State and the welfare Of the whole peo-
pie, white and black, absolutely demand
Q continuation of the Democratic party
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= hal,eve that that pambliue corporation

we believe that that gambling corporation
threatens the existence Of and imperils
the unity and harmony of the Democratic
marty to such an extent that they cannot
co-exist in this State. The Democratic
party must crush this monopoly, or itself
Be destroyed by It; be 1t further
Resolved, Firmly believing this to be
true we favor its being made q party ques.
tion ct the state convention, and the
adoption Of platform pledging all DEM
ocrsts to vote at the general election
against the so-called revenue amendment
to the constitution; be it further
Resolved, That we believe it to be the
purpose of the lottery company to divide
The Democratic party on this question
and to attempt to carry the amendment
at the general election by massing the col
ored vote in favor of 1t. and that, In our
opinion, the ouly salvation Of the party
cratic party in opposition to 1t BY plat
form condemuing 1t at the state conven-
ton; be it further
Resolved, That we do not favor leaving
the question to white primary election
because Of the difficulty Of securing an
honest and fair count Of the votes cast,
and because very many Democrats would
refrain from voting at such primary elec-
tion, not wishing to be bound by q ma
jority In favor Of it, II such should be the
declared result; and we can see no good
reason why the Democratic party, repre-
sented In its state convention, should ig-
more in its party platform an expression
of its opinion and will, upon question
of such vital importance to the people and
itself.
Resolved, That the Democratic party Of
Rapides, in convention assembled, pledge
themselves to the support of the Demo-
cratic nominee at Baton Rouge, whoever
he may be, and as Democrats will use our
best endeavors to secure his election.
L. M. CoNNELLA,
]. H. SORELLE,
G. r. HAWORTH,
LINN TANNER,
G, ]. BARsToW,
Chairman.
g. W. Bolton arose to remind the con-
performed, namely, the appointment Of
an executive committee.
He moved that the chair be empowered
to appoint the same-tWo from each ward
in the parish and five at large, to serve
until 1895. Judge Blackman interposed
an objection to this and moved as sub
stitute that each ward be permitted to Sc
| lect its own representatives on the parish
executive committee.
Objected to and Gen. Watts asked that
| the roll of delegates be called. This was
done and resulted In q vote of 65 yeas to "a
nays, one precinct unrepresented. The
substitute was therefore tabled.
! The chair then appointed new execu-
tive committee. The personnel OF this
committee is almost the same as the old
one, with the exception of a few vacan-
cies, which were filed by new appoint
ments.)
The TIMES will publish, tomorrow, this
committee in full.
On motion the convention adjourned at
4:15 p. m.
Chairman Luckett requested that the
executive committee remain to organize,
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The ants ask the people to vote
against the adoption of the Revenue
Amendment. If the people do SO,
Louisiana will be deprived OF the
enormous revenue of s3l 1850, 900, in
25 years, apPortioned as follows:
To schools. ............,...... $3.50, 900
To Levees. ................... $3.50, 900
To Charities. s................. $3.50, 900
To Pensions ns.................. l,25O,OoO
TO Drainage for New Orleans $500, 900
To General Fund. G,250, 900
Fresh Groceries at Lowest. Prices at
Bauer y Wells.
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WEEKLY,
OF THE CITY.
OUR4AGENTS ::

Thomas Mcintyre. ......... New orleans
Geo. z. Rowell & Co. New YORK City
Nelson Chesmau d CO.....St. Lonls, MO
Edwin Alden.
N. w. Aver 4 Sou. .fh1fadeiphfa
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lAaAIvA That 1 committee Of thtrr0n

be appointed by the chair as 9 committee
on:credentisls, consisting OF i've Alliance
men, four anti lottery men and four pro.
lottery men, to whom shall be referred
the rights OF seats in this convention.
The amendment of the general was ta.
bled on motion Of Mr.. Lafargue, proxy
from Lecompte.
A vote being taken the original motion
of Major Seip was carried. The chair
then appointed as a committee on cre-
dentiafs: F. Seip, G. H. Blanchard, Ben
Lewis, w. P. Ford, H. 8. Gossens, Joseph
Levin and Thomas Randolph.
Gen. Watts moved that the contesttng
delegations present their credentials to
the committee on credentials, who were
to meet In the jury room, Immediately af-
ter adjournment was taken.
Mr.. j. G. Bolton said that motion to
adjourn would now be In order; he,
therefore, moved that the convention take
q recess for an hour. Carried.
It Was just 3:0s O'Clock when the con.
vention re.assembled and was requested
to come to order.
The committee on credentials through
their chairman, announced that it was
ready with its report. Chairman Seip
said that the report of the committee was
unanimous, with the exception Of one
precinct.
This report also seated Messrs. Tom
Crawley and D. T. Stafford (Robt. P,
Hunter, proxy on the Alexandria dele.
cation.
Gen. Watts moved the adoption Of the
minority report to seat Mr.. Bell from
Bells precinct. The majority report was
adopted.
on motion of Senator Seip the tempo.
rary organization was made permanent.
On motion of G. w. Bolton that com.
mIkkpa Al Ava nm rpnOluti0nS be ADD0intei
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point the following forty-six delegates:
Jas. Jeffries, s. +. Meeker,
4. 4. I; 5. Mas GatsTeue, ). j. v. VIZ alexander,
J. w. Bolton, L. +. Hooe,
Linn Tanner, j. w. Texada,
e. G. Hunter, VIM. Polk, Jr.,
Tom Crawley, E. 81. Mccormick,
L. M. Texada, J. w. Britt,
9. NJ. fitzpatrick, DR.. N. W. Swords,
]. II. Hunt, ]. H. 6orelle,
Sid Tanner, T. /. Stafford,
T. 8. Smith, H. II. White,
lido Ball, Henry Rogers,
James Andrews, @. 81. blanchard,
Nick Bush, A. w. Stewart,
Jas. Cruikshank, r. L. Randolph,
Geo, L. Wilson, Ben Lewis,
J. A. retts. T. G. Barron,
Judge r. Thornton, Samuel Mallett,
J. L. Connella, Robert Hathorn,
]. w. Dawson, r. M. White,
John D. Philips. Robt. P. Hunter.
The motion was adopted.
Gen. Watts rose to ask il the chair could
not give his side, II only one vote. He
said that they might have been "mag-
nolius' enough to have given the Nc
Emery party at least fraction of vote
en-sixteenths Ilaughterl.
The committee ON resolutions. through
Its chairman, then reported as follows,
which, having been moved and seconded, !,
was adopted:
Be it Resolved, That the delegates ap-
pointed by this convention to the state
convention, which is to meet at Baton
Rouge on the 10Th OF December, are here
by instructed to vote as q unit on all
questions before the convention; that the
delegates ct the convention cast the entire
vote Of this parish In the convention, and
that no proxies be allowed; be it further
Resolved, That said delegates be and
they are hereby instructed to vote in favor
of putting plank in the party platform
opposing the lottery amendment to the
constitution aud to vote first, last and all
the time against the nomination Of 8. D.
McEnery for governor, and In favor Of T.
8. Adams as long as his name is before
the convention. and TO enforce the Lafay-
cite agreement, in all it's parts, In good
faith; be it further
Resolved, That we regard the PROPOSE
ton to grant a new charter to the Louisi.
ana Lottery company, as being opposed
to the cardinal doctrine of the Democratic
party, OF opposition to all monopolies, and
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-11-18
mIttee ol five Oh resolutions be appointed
by the chair. 10 whom all resolutions shall

BY the ChQlf, 10 WnOM I'll FeBOluClOuB BuHlI
be referred without debate, Gen. Watts
asked il 1t was the intention Of the major
ity to shut off the minority.
The resolution of MIR. Bolton was
adopted and the chair appointed the fol-
lowing COMMITTEES: q. J. Barstow, chair
man; J. L. Connella, ]. A. S0relle, @. r.
II worth and Linn Tanner.
On motion the committee on resolutions
retired to prepare their report.
Mr.. Bolton addressed the convention
and said it had met to select delegates to
the st tie nominating convention of Dec.
18. That was the chief object of the meet
ing. He then moved that the chair ap-
INV 4 Il III Ia. .s. aala
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HDQRs. McENERY CAMPAIGN Con-, }
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Oct.ET. 1891.
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The worst eIitaph is THE IT,
means we'll The deailicsi praise
H. l. uahod, oncn,y but bis own.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

Ir,r {. blessed v,ri which
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e the heart
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prriu lrr Gnls IL alo,le in a
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sources hns large sympathIes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

The man who wanted the he-'
typ.vrIt'g iu the marke, found
she wasn't ia thr market. but ca
g,grl "a her employer.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

DON'T tell people all Won know
tb Sect 'ima you meat them. Half
- friendship l. curiosity.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

ssseas, N "a, Raa-D,stor--
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s,ussAtas bol0rS going 10 bal
pl,ieu.-why. dossos yoa onse
ALL M, never 70 %, anything h
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b1,s IN 1850 S,i,nos hes M L.
great strides since then.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

tine ~ the surcst WAYS 20 max
a small loy's trousers ia Ia hia
satisfaction Is Ia have the pockets
dccp enough
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-06-04

If sou want q new suit ~ cluth,-
u woud h. well for you 20 Sc
Hiiiers stock before YOU bus. a.
bis new olothing has Iust arrived
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ACLI

Tor /. Simon 20 continue 10 sell
Eal- ~ cheap a. be- hns hereto
for' done. AMI "a treat b, friends
rui patrons IA" h. always has and
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ga. HIu Hur ,ufira trade for ever
NHrnHs,g pWe'hius upa rum.-
80 90 costs HH "Hprm aus urlrr. en- .
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rums down a. lf- raj worth
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Ul ". .sg pi ham O. d. caudI.
date s'r reduction MANY Worms
Pursuant 20 the above call will
Ia candidate and promise not
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l will do hy'trr for my patrons AMI
s'li go.si- cheaper aud gave greater
bargains T. SIMON
Sub=cr.h, for the SIGNAL.
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In South Mississippi.

composition a We
e than other people weaw place hi week
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Do You Need "A Eice Hat Or Bonnet9

II handling line Millinery that for style aud price
he dupGete in the iown y
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WANTED 500 HEAD or BEEF
CATTLE

"" will uaN you cash or gopl-
irr isl heal - hcef cattle deliver.
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sul-cr.he for the SIGNAL
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Some Great Bargains.

Ia fact ~uIg
DO You Need Any Shoes?
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line . L in Dmgoomthng
DO You Need Any Goods7
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Do You Need A Dress of ANY Description
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IA Fifty Dollar R"I
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II you are in need u Clothing see our Ho,
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DO You Need Any Shoes?
Do You Need Any Dress Goods?

We selling today and will continue for days Standard Prints for Be-
Perhc Lawns for These trash. but strictly first class goods
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