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J.F.CUTTER's SOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all firsclass druggists an(
groceTs. 1rademark-star within a shield
The morning call., 1892-05-12

DIyoRCED.-Judge Sanderson divorced Phil
lipa Renault from Jean Renault because OF his
failure TO provide, awarding 10 her the real and
also the personal property In her possession
The morning call., 1892-05-12

PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautifed Warm
sea.water tubs and swimming 7I5 FiIbert.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In ink, on unruled paper In an unds-
guised hand. State sex. Send with 80 cents,
stamps or postal note, TO Kriliko," COS Mer-
chant street, san Francisco.
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Buy Parasos at los Fifth street.
Books bought. King. Is Fourth street.
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A1ientlon. Ensthonnd passeneers

FAST TIME TO TIE EAST. Commencing sun
day May through Pullman frst-class sleeping cars
will run daily from san Francisco to Chicago, with
out change via the Rio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time to CHICAGO
TO THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and to NEW
YORK to FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS, running
via salt Lake City, Leadviie, Colorado Springs and
Omaha passing through the Royal Gorge and all the
magnificent scenery of the Rocky Mountains. For
sleepingear reservations apply to any ticket agent
Of the Southern Pacific Company, or TO CLINTON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE 80
Montgomery street.
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nIXInENn NoTIC.s.

g~ySs Dividend NOtice-Ofice ofthe Great
&~D Western Quicksilver Mialng Company, San
Francisco, May /, 1882 ~ a meeting OF the board
Of directors or the abOvenamed company, held this
day, dividend (No 30 OF % cents per share was
declared, payable Immediately at the office Of the
company, 32S Montgomery St. room 7.
A. HALSEf. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-05-12

Mrs. Il. NJ. Hinckley, Teacher of Cookery,
win give demonstrations in cooking every
Thursday at 2 z. NJ at Saratoga Hail. Admis.
sion 20 cents.
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THE use Of Angostura Bitters exctes the appetite
and keeps the digestive organs In order. Dr. j. G. Il.
Siacert q Sons. sole manufacturers.
The morning call., 1892-05-12
NoTICE or MEETINGS.

1erpA niocg pes. SWANS. 2l3 suffer street.
The morning call., 1892-05-12

A STHMA. CATARRH. BRONCHITIS, OFTEN
l28 Kearny ST. ap2i I'm
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GENTLEMEN. 60 TO Dixons, 429 Kearny St, near
California, if you wish a the hat.
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60 N FOR DOZEN CABINET PHuTO.
tNZsDO graphs: l colored frees frst-cass work
guaranteed WILSON'S, % Kearny ST. apps q
The morning call., 1892-05-12

MILL VALLEY ASSEMBLY HALL To LET FOR
w private pcnIes. entertainments. etc. Apply J.
L. CAHILL g32 Mission ST., above U. 5. Mint.l7 3m
The morning call., 1892-05-12

A LABAMA-SE SANITARIUM PRIVATE3
n 1871 Alabama ST., S. r.. telephone 6227; dis
eases OF the mind and nervous system, excite
ment, depression, nervous exhaustion, acOho ism.
morphine habit, etc; patients taken IN wards au
In private rooms. Write amply at the sauitari-
at the ONCE OF DR. JULES SIMON 323
GeaTy ST., :. f. ana O.
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DAT PEOPLE RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE
duced by DU BOis' Anti-Obesity Tea; 81 50 a
package. A. II. SMITH q co, 1900 Polk 81. - 3n
The morning call., 1892-05-12

CORNSI CORNSl WARTS! WARTS BUN
" ions mOles and CalOus flesh permaanty
removed without pain by Dr. Lamottes French
Corn Paint and DR.. LamOtte's French BunlOn Pas
ters % cents sold by all druggists and shO -st0res
Depot 1919 Market St, s. + iny5 80
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no THE PUBLIC: L WILL NOT BE RESPON.
i sibIe for any debts contracted by my son Frank
I'll A 9 A
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Give US a call and convince yourself ~
OF what we say that ROBINSON q KN6v' '. I .
cheapest cash grOcers on the Tac.dc Co. ''5 we
and 1912 Market ST, cor Rose ave aud 9n, s4O
lencia ST., cor Twentieth n1yg Sli-r,'r', a.
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KNOWLEDGE is POWER.
" Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds ost
famous medium, MRS. DIR, f. SHERMAN, Of Brlt-
Ish fame, known as tho child medium OF England.
Blessed are the pe8cemSSers,
For they shall be called the
The morning call., 1892-05-12

FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO 2OJ5;
i mirrOred. with large plate 1SX40: walnut x.
cherry and 18th century: cash price elsewhere $50.
installment price reduced $40 country orders
promptly attended to- NJ. FRIEDMAN q CO, 2Z3
and go Stockton 237 Post stockton
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OUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD a silver;
- by matt to the old reliable house OF coleman.
Al Third ST., S. F. viii send by return mali the cash
~ amount not satIsLaCLnrE VIII retErn rnLL NM D.
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AGENTS WANTED.
- COD LIVE AGENTS WANTED; MIN AND
" women everywhere to sell patented article
Fer territory and terms call address E. A. KING,
1l70 Market St. room l03 san Francisco myl2 tt
A GENTS-mONEY-N ARTICLE; SEND
n for circular. VIM MUND 2OI o'FsrrelLl2 3t%
GENTS-MOST WONDERFUL ADVERTISING
n scheme ever known; patented: every merchant
buys; Hclose stamp. Areo Mfg. Co, Racine,
Wis mV1O cod Is
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AIRS WILsON TELLS PAST, FUTURE. PRES
wi ent; ladies soc. gents 81 los Eighth my l 3m
NINE. MOREAU. 20 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
VI teller; claiTvoyant Thereafter; fee 25c. m1 8
A9hIE. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
AfI by eggs aud cards; tells entire life, past pres
eDt. future consultations on al affairs, nothing
eepted: name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible;
diseases cured; tee 81; letter So 80 Kearny. Is ~
Anne EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT HAS RE-
wi moved 10 - TURK s.. Roln g. Zee SOC. o2l d
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ORDERS FOR JAPANESE LABOR AND DO-
" nestle he p promptly attended TO; our speciality
highgrade help. Room 4. Powell 81. myl27'
MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATION IN CoUN-
German aud English Address S361a Bush ST.,
room 1. myl2 a.
IA DIRK WANTED BY GERMAN FLORIST:
" good budder and CRATER. Address T. BRETT
ENSIEIN. 2Ol Montgomery ave myl2 A"
JAPANESE FIRsT.CLAss COOK AND WIFE As
- waitress. laundress, houseworker chamber
maid. want situation In family private boarding
house; city or country Address Is, C.. box IS, all
Branch once. myl2 80
AZ ANTED-sITUATIoN AS CoACHMAN; PER
w fectly understand his business; is good
Address X. b., box Q. this once myl2 20
DUNG MARRIED MAN NOT AFRAID or
work wants situation 10 DO anything; best OF
references. Please address NJ. NJ, box SO, this
ONCE myI2 %
LIIRsT-CLAss MACHINE BLACKS NTH
II would like to have job in carriage-shop TO learn
the work; Will take job OF helping u nothing else;
20 years experience IN railroad shop. sos Mission
street myl22 -
IA ANTED-sITUATIoN IN STEAM LAUNDRY
w by nrst-class washer aud engineer; does not
drink. Address c. n. BACKUS, 1859 Mission ST..
room7. myl2 2s
VOUNG PRACTICAL GERMAN FLORIST AND
gardener OF many years experience in the Fast
and West. wei recommended sober, Trustworthy
and not afraid OF work. competent TO take charge OF
large gentleman's or commercial pace, wants en-
gagement steady place Address WIN. HERZoG,
Florist. Hotel Rafael, san Rafael Cal
CCANDTNAVIAN DESIRES SITUATION IN
- private family TO care for horses, cows, garden
etc. Please address s G., box 8. this ofice.
An INTELLIGENT, YOUNG MARRIED MAN
~ wishes position as porter any place Of
trust; Is a fair penman and furnish frst-cass
references; also security il required. C.. box 2
this office. my1l 5t%
CITUATION BY FIRST-CLAss COLoRED COOK;
- hotel, bOardng-house private family: good
references; 10 years experience. w. III. ROBIN
son, 1889 broadway, my IL Sts
AZ ANTED-AN ENGINEER; AMERICAN; MID
w die age; sober and willing; wants situation:
VIII work for low wages Address WILLING, 362
Jessie st. myll 3tS
AN ENGLISH GARDENER WANTS SITUA-
~ ton to take care OF horses aud cows and make
himself generally useful; furnish references
@. A. H.. box so, this once. my1l SIS
| MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATION ON
IN ranch; wife to cook for men man to act as
working foreman. Call or address f. L.. 242 Tay-
Tor ST. myll 3t*
| CITUATIoN wANTED-I UNDERSTAND
| ~ thoroughly care horses, cows: good driver,
no object Address W. X. box 40. this ONCE / Sts
ok HANDY MAN WANTS WORK AS P0R
| IpIO. ter bell or elevator boy; knows hotel
| restaurant and saloon work; also grocery trade;
| can drive. etc. Please address H.. care OF MR.
| WYATT 5Se Lott St, bet Hayes and Grove. IL Its
! boy, 10 YEARS AGE; RESIDING WITH HIS
u mother; German; wish of any kind or
learn plumbing trade. Cali address W SPECK-
! TER, 6541s Natoma st. myl1 2t*
! 4 LDERLY RELIABLE GERMAN WANTS
IL light work In city country good home
more than good wages. Address GOOD Home. box
/ lOl. Call Braach. my 6@
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ID UTTON-HOLES AND BUTTONS MADE PM
ID ing latest style, plating Is OFarreIi. se2O q.
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NoIlCE-PARTIES HAVING TRUNKS Avn
=, baggage az zt61a Sixth ST., held FOR unpa a
Insertion OF the same they viii be sofa ' i'
my 10 81 Landladv MRS SCI.frpr -
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GHANCE OF A LIFETIME-WE HAVE TrsT
Oreceived an entire shipment OF the beat i'm
ported French CASTLE soap. large bars Tvbifal
which are prepared TO sell at the evfrenreIr' 49,
price of 35c bar. regular price SOC lar ' ~"
Best California CASTLE sOAp Iarre harr
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BILL OF FARE.

BILL OF FARE.
Soup.
Cream of SOrreI.
Fish,
Fillet OF Sole. RemOulled Sauce.
Entree.
over Chatting dish. Pigs In Blankets.
Dessert
Prune Pudding, Syllabub Sauce.
The morning call., 1892-05-12

Oct A POLAR FREEZER; MINUTES: s9:IO1
" Main 81. myI2 3ts
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C,ITUATIONS WANTED FOR A NUMBER OF
- frst-elass hotel and family girls with good ref
erences r. r. WARD & CO.. Clio Clay st.
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w MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY, 402 MONTGOM.
w cry ST., room Is; advice free; strictly conf
DENTAL and publicity: all courts. 81 ti
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SS1TfATIoN WANTED AS COACHMAN AND
- groom by a man thoroughly experienced IN the
care aud handling of horses; also unuerstatds
dress A. s. box 81, this Office my II ~
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GENUINE SPECS. EYEGLASSES. l5C Up
" Next to bakery, 65 Fourth ST.; Sundays 72S
Market ST., In Celebrated ladies' dry-Ioods store
don't forget the numbers. myS %
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A DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
n speciality; marriages anDulIed, quick quiss:
suits commenced In any county: COLLECTIONS claims
damages, liens. attachments, etc. enforced. leTsi
documents prepared; suits OF every description IA
tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reason ,bIs.
no charge unless successful: criminal and eIvi,
lawyers prsctcng 10 all the courts; established IN
years: references, banks aud business houses n
w. HOWE & Co, attorneys and counseio-4~ar-iaZI
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton SOON -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rFS5s CRtarIh, Rheumati and A Dis
lE~S cas- es successfully treated; any distance d.
G. PARKER, magnetic healer, 1901 Campbell ST..
Oakland, and 32lL9 Turk ST., San Francisco II lZ~
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sITUAqIONs-1ALE

MRS SULSBACH. LADIES NURSE FOR CON.
WI hnement, wants situation Address 900 Fol.
som 81. aD29 I'm
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09
THE . COURIER,

lest extent consistent with the finances
of the State, as absolutely essential to
the happiness aud prosperity OF our
people. Aud we ask the efforts of our
Senators aud Representatives in Con-
giess to obtain the continuance of the
liberal and generous assistance hither-
to afforded to us by the general gov
eminent for this purpose. and special
IL to secure the improvement of the
navigation of the Mississippi river and
he protection Of the people who live
upon its banks.
We pledge the democratic party of
this State to an earnest effort to place
the free public schools of Louisiana
upon a substantial and satisfactory
basis, and to that end the Legislature
is requested to appropriate a sufficient
amount from the annual revenues OF
the State to provide for the suitable
, education of the children of the State.
The Democratic party reafirms its
opposition to all monOpolies and class
legislation.
We present with pridetO he Demo
cracy Of Louisiana. for their candidates
at the approaching election, a ticket
which has been nominated with singu-
lar uuanimity, and specially the name
of Samuel d. McEnery, II nominee
for Governor, whose previous success
lul administration of this high Office
gave satisfaction to the people of this
State, and has caused them to call him
again from the high and distinguished
DO sltiOn which he now fills with much
credit and honor to Once again serve
the people and rally and saw the party
Wealso congratulate the people upor
the fact that that noble old patriot
, Robert c. Wickliffe, who was an hon
ored and distinguished Governor o
: this State over thirty years ago, ant
who, since his retirement from publ,
5 service has resisted the blandlshment
1 q Gno dUGEdCJlOuS VI On4COy duu ld
| always given his earnest and devoted
services to the Democratic party, has
= consented, in his old age, to give NJ
the peace aud retirement of prlvatl
life at the ct and unanimous cal
of his party.
We call upon the Democratic voter
| of Louisiana to give their EARNEST sup
\ mort and most constant efforts to Sc
cule the success of the ticket thus re
> scented at the polls and we feel conf
dent that the victory when secure
9 cannot be wTested from us by any at
# tempts to tampeF with or change tn
# result by fraud, violence or imprope
use of the election machinery.
TThen follow the resolution prOvid
9 ing for the State Central Committee
p it's powers ana duties.1
n Respectfully submitted, AL. Tisso
B. F. Jonas, w. G.. Modify, j. N. Luc,
y Hugh Tullis, F. g. Hudson, q. YOrl
II C. II. Moore, Hy. L Fuqua. G.. v
| Montgomery S. P. Watts, A. w. Gran
dali, E. Z. Smart, G.. V. SOniat, E. T
Burke.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09
NTRAIGHr DEMOCRACY.
The DOctrineOfwhlte Supremacy.

The Democracy of the State in con
veBtiOn assembled aud de-
clare their steadfast devotion to the
time-honored principles of the Demo
cratic party, and to the issue upon
which that party has recently gone
before the country and secured its
magnificent victories, resulting in the
control of a majority ol the States of
the Union, as well as of a majority Of
over 100 in the popular branch of the
Federal Congress, thus Indicating that
at the approaching elections these
time-hQnored principles willOnce again
be in the ascendancy, and that the
party will once more be charged with
the control of the government and its
destiny.
In a time thus suspicious Of victory;
at u time when it is almostcertain Chat
the Democratic party will be placed in
charge of all branches of the govern
ment. and thus he able t afford relief
to the people from the crushing AKA
lion aud the bad government under
which they have 80 long suffered, we
see with concern, andcall the attention
Of the people of Louisiana TO the at
tempt to disrupt, disintegrare and
jeopardise the power and usefulness
OF the party in this state, thus endang
eIiug its electoral vote and it's useful
ness to protect and defend tile people
of this State from African and Radical
rule.
We call the attention of the people
Of Louisiana, and especially to the
constituencies interested, to the tact
that many parishes we've unrepresent
ed in this convention, through th'
revolutionary acts OF the delegates
: from those parishes, who, withOu
cause, excuse or ~provOcatiOn, refused
to take their seats and to anticipate
in its deliberations, as they were ap'
: pointed to do, but on the c0ntrar,
organized an independent convention
and placed in nomination a tickle
which has none of the authority 0
regularity of a Democratic nomin atiOI
, with which to go before the people
aud can only be classUd as IN indie
g pendent or third party ticket, and W
urge upon the true Democracy Q
Q louisiana, who have by long years a
9 devotion to. the interes is of the party
which are identified with those of tn
; white people Of this State, to STAN
with the seal of their di~AapprObatiO
this attempt to divide them end t
steal from them their suffrages unde
9 the pretense that the ticketthus nOmi
. mated in any sense represents tile DE-
. mOcratic party.
The Democracy of Louisiana regar
fealty to the party and faithful adhel
euce to its organization as above a
: considerations, and prepetueting viii
supremacy and good
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09

SECTION 3. Be It further resolved,
etc, That all electors voting at said
election for said amendment shall
place upon their ballots the words,
''For the city of New Orleans debt
amendment" and all electors voting
at said election against said amend
ment shall place Of their bailoGs the
words, Against the City of New Or
leans debtamendment."
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. l54-
AMENDMENT NO. 9.
proposing to submit to theielectOrs of
this state an amendment TO article
two hundred twenty nine (229l of
the Constitution of 1879, relative to
Public Education"
|. SECTION |. Be 1t TesOlued by the
General Assembly of The State of LOWisi>
ana, tUo- thirds Of the members elected to
each house ~concWrring therein, That
article two hundred and t~wenty-Dine
of the Constitution of eighteen hundred
and seventy-nine, be amended and re-
enacted so as to read af follows, viz :
Article 229-The school funds of this
State shall consist of l. The pI Oceeds
of taxation for school purposes as prO>
vided in INSTRUMENTATION; 2. The in
terest on the proceeds of all pnbllc
lands heretofore granted by the United
States for the use and support of the
public schools; 3, OF lands and other
property which may hereafter be he.
Queathed, granted or donated to the
State or generally for school purpOsesj
A., All funds OF property (Other than
u~nimpr0ved landsl, ~neqneathed or
granted to the State, not designated
for other purposes; 5, The proceeds
of vacant estates falling under the
laws of the State of Louisiana. The
Legislature may appropriate to the
same funds the proceeds, in whole or
in part, of public lands not designated
for other purposes, and shall provide
that every parish, brewery school ward
in each parish, may levy a tax tOl
the public schools therein, which shall
not exceed five (5J mills OF the dollar
the vote on such tax to be decided BY
Il majority of the property tax payers
of each parish, or each school ward OIL
municipality in each parish, in value
and in number voting ut said election
and all moneys SO collected to b'
"a pChuOu LII OliO SSttOOA "0A "ASA
> levied. "All elections under this &C
) shall be ordered by the Police Jury il
the parish in which the tax is proposed
to be levied"
/. "SEUTIoN 9. Be it further T~esOlved
That the above amendment to articlt
. two hundred and twenty niue (229) b
: submitted to the citizens Of this Stat,
at the next general election for thei
} approval or rejection, and that upOl
all ballots cast at that election 70
state or parish officers there shall b
9 printed these words : For amend
. ment to article 300 Of the Constitution
: Against amendment to article 229 q
! the Constitution"
: Witness my signature and the sea
: of the State of Louisiana at the City q
: Baton Rouge, this Goth day of NOvem
: der, 1891.
{ ~ L. F. MASON,
&S4S SecretarFWefSkRs
v
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09

4
il bic opposition to thatcorporatlan.-
Baton Rouge Item, Anti.
The position taken By gx Gov, Nc
Emery on the lottery issue in his letter
Of acceptance is the common sense
view, and viii commend itself to all
right thinking and conservative men.
The people must finally decide the
mattcr fOi themselves, in one shape OF
another and the best plan is 20 let this
be done with the least friction TO De
moerate harmouy.-Baton Rouge Ad
Uooaie.
A careful perusal Of it viii convince
any one not blindly welded to Preju-
dice that be has met everypOint raIsea
by his opponents aud dealt fairly with
eaCh-that he svades nothing involved
in the present campaign, and speaks
in kind aud generous terms of those
who malignantly oppose him. Every
| Democrat will see, on reading it, that
in voting for or against him, lie can
vote foT or a~gainstthe lottery revenue
amendment. according to his individ
ual eOnvictiOns.-St. Landry DemOcrat
The letter is All able document and
must set ut rest the puny attempts al
SANDER aud abuse which his villitS ing
opponents have sought to heap up, 4
him. All the vital issues of the cam
paign are touched with his mastery
pen and the whole letter abounds il
sentiments as loyal as yer a Demo
crat breathed. In short, the paper j,
charactelist.c of the eminent jurist and
will be the means of raliying and soil
difying the Democracy as only the cal
OF one SO true and tried can rally .ant
sOlidify it.-Gretna Courier.
From kilograms received by the Nes
Orleans papers from different parts O
the State, Gov. McEnery's letter of &C
ceptance of the Democratic nomination
for governor is hailed with delight an
confidence by the people. Althoug
Gov. McEnerS is as much opposed t
the lottery as ever lie recognizes tn
fact that men may honestly differupoI
this subject, and that it should b
settled by q vote Of the people. A
he says : there SHOULD be no bitterness
of feeling on this question and to vOt
for or against the amendment will nc
affect a mans party fealty -CrOwle
Signal.
After some impatient anxiety on II
partof Democrats, Judge MeEnery he
given his letter of acceptanee Of tn
democratic nomination to the peopl
of louisiana. IG Is a frank expositiO
of his attitude on the Lottery Rev'
= nue. Amendment, and able analysis
the political outlook in Lonisianl
Notwithstanding the high state
feeling that exists and the many falls
accusations and innuendOes that hay
been made and thrown out, he dea
with them all in kind and indulgel
Language, and has given, as such,
= letter, taken all together, he can saft
y " stand on aud all true democrats nj;
n detend.-OpelOuses Courier.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09
SATURDAY, JAN. ., 1891.

Tie State of New York is now
safely Democratic and viii remain
SO during the next fifty years.
What have the Republicans to say
about 1t, now.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09

Organizations may be broken and pass
away but Democrats can not die. 1t is en-
dowed with the immort 1lity Of truth and
right Wherever. malt lands. men aspire to
higher, freet, better sovernmeat, snd purer
liberty wherever thpfe " the sentiment that
government is made ior man Mnd not man
for government, fhcre Is the spirit of
DEMocRAcY that vii endure and yet achieve
mans enfraachisem6nt and elevation Coz.
81 A. Hendricks. 81 Hsdiaspa.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09

The oysters dealers and shippers
q Morgan City have been rushed
e. the past ten days, to the utmost
limits Of their capacity, being
compelled to work night aud day to
Al orders.--Rerieao.
Yes, and all that business SHOULD
be Aandled by the merchantsf
tow Why not put
faaLnrNin Il
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-01-09

The Republican State Conven-
ton win meet in New Orleans en
Monday, the 18th, Of Jan. 1892, for
he purpose of nominating a State.
acket.