The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
MASS MEETING.

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On Wednesday morning The follow
ing call was posted and distributes
throughout our city:
FDemoeFatie mass meeting al tb,
co1rt house, Wednesday, May III
1892, at 8 p. %. All fayoriBg the can
didaoy Of The Hon. Don Csffrsv fol
the office Of United States senator
from Louisiana are requested to at
tend the ugass meeting tonight, forth,
purpose Of taking action to promote
his interests 10 that direction. A. p
Pujo, DR.. L. "a. Moss, DR.. q. J. Lyons,
| 9. A. Richard, NJ. . Rosteet, q. J.
Everett, II. @, Gill, .. w. Bryan, F.
| y, Haskell, w. a Kirkwood, y. w.
Eesteet, ]. ", DahoD, P. o. Moss,
Jacob Rigmaideu, ID. B. Gorham.
Ihos. Kleinpeter, Jno. G. Gray, F. Il,
Gray"
/ Alarge, enthusiastic and representa-
tive assembly met and organized with
a. 2. PHO, Beg, as chairman and G.
N. Richard a. secretary.
On motion The following named
gentlemen we're appointed commit.
tee on Fesolutions DR.. y. Fl. Moss,
ThOs. Kleinpeter, DR.. E. ]. Lyons,
Jno McSsese, John g. Gray, II. q.
Gin and ]. w. Bryan.
The committee reported the follow
ing resolutions;
70 the Hon. "A. p. PHO, Chairman of
DemocFaiic Mass Meeting, Lake
Charles, La: 4
we, yonr committee appointed to
draft resolutions, snbmit The follow
ing;
WHEREAs, The General Assembly
of the State Of LonislaDa, now 10 seR
sion At Baton Rouge, is required by
law 10 elect United States Senator
tosueceed the Hon. Randall Z. Gibson,
20 the National Congress- therefore,
Beft gesotasa, By this Democratic
mas meeting, that while as Louisian
iAas We feel grateful for the eminen,
aervices which Gen. Gibson has ren.
dered his native slate during his quar-
Yer Ct century, Of public service; and
while We recognize ID him statesman
Ct distinguished ability who has re.
nectsd honor upon the state and PEG
PIE whom he represented yet believing
10 ihe Democratic doctrine and prac.
tiee ofFotation in Office, va think that
Louisiana has another son, the peer OF |
any man within Der broad domain,
who should Be equally honored. II
idesolgea, That IN the electiol of
Mr. sCatIsry 10 tho senate, the State of
lsouissaaa will bestoE 4 well deserved
honor upon one who possesses ip
q high degree all the qualities that
gosto make up q statesman upon one
VINO has grown gray ID uDselfsh devo
tlon q tbe best intsTeats Of her people;
and will place the seal al Der approval
npon ono whose patriotism and service
10 party entities him 10 this, the most
exalted Office within the gift Of Der
people.
Rssoivsg. That we call upon tbe
Hon. 3. Z. HenFy, bis colleague il ire
state senate from ibis diatriet, and the I
lion. Pr D. 8. Perkins, representa-,
live from this parish, ID goieing the 7
sentiment Of ibis district and parlah
70 support and vote for the Hon. Don
ganery, Of ST.. Mary, for the Office Of
United states Senator 90 long AZ his
naHls may bs before the General Az h
senibly.
Reaolged, That The chairman and
secretary arc hereby Instructed. ana
requested, 70 transmit tie views here
y above expressed to MsasFs. Henry I
and Perkina.
Respectfully snbmitied,
II H. Moss, Chin,
Taos. KIEiHpErRR Il
y q LYaas. NJ. d., II
JEo. McNREse.
] q. GRAY,
III. q GirI,
=. w. BaYAN.
% motion Of the caairmsn Of the /
committee the aboye report waa anan.
naenslg adopted.
a. PUJO, Chairman. h
Atlese q. M. RgoaARp, see,y