The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-02
The RESULT OF THE PRIMA-
RES.
opinions Of the Louisiana Press.

The election Is significant. It means
That the methods adopted BY the Pos
cannot obtain. Reason and
rood Judgement must and viii prevail
over fanatcism and abuso. The peO-
pie have rebuked the Wholesale alsn.
der and villiacatiOn Of $. D. McEnery,
and have declared that his dotraCtors
exceeded the limits Of honorable war
1t means the thorough and COM
plste vindication Of the administration
Of Gov. McEnery, and the utter lack Of
cOhRdence in that Of Gov. Nicholis.-
N~atchitoches RerietO.
We sincerely hope that "a the YER
dict OF the people has been recorded BY
o majority Of the Democratic vOters
Of the State, and now that S. d. Me-
Emery, and tho ticket he heads, has
been declared the regular Democratic
nominees, there will be no more divi-
sion in the party ranks, and that
all will nov pull together, with . vim
to insure the election Ofthe ticket thus
nominated, ON the 18th day OF April.
-Blenville AdraRce.
The motto Of the democracy of both
factions shOnld now be that IL is the
right Of the majority to rule, and every
good democrat will "abido by and sus-
tain the RESULT Of the primary election
in good faith, without qulbbling over
the technical meaning Of that pledge,
Baton Rouge AdUOcGts.
We trust now that peace which has
been a stranger in our ranks for 30
many months past, has been restOredI
that the party which has in its keeping
the destinies of the great common.
wealth Of Louisiana, is again . united
brotherhood and that, workingtOr the
veal of the whole people, it's ranks are
now sealed in perpetual and indissolu.
bic union.-St. Charles Courier.
The republican party had better gel
aside for when the democracy Of LOulsi
ana speaks, it means death to every.
thing in opposition to the white people
OF this state. Let MS collie together
and like one man, obey the mandates
Of tho whites Of this state, and elect
him who has besn chosen Ne the stand
ard, bearer Of demOcfaCy-St. MARI
NndieatOr.
II now behOOves both factiOnA of the
parry to stand shoulder TO shoulder and
do battle against their old foe, the Re
publicanSparty. Let past chickering's
be cast aside and let us work with one
Objectin view-tho sOlidifying OF the
grand old party to which we owe all
chat We are and all that We possess
Iberville GOath.
Acadia Herald: There is but one
sentiment among the McEnery advO.
cates-that is to lend q cheerful sup,
port to whoever may DO chosen by the
sovereign people.
St. Landry Democrat: The prima-
Ffes are over and the decision is mad,
Que way or the other. All voters call
ing themselves Democrats in the party
sense of the term are in honor bound
to vote for the successful state ticket,
and particularly those who voted al
tho primaries.
Shreveport TSmes: For the FIRE
time Al years, Democrats of Louisiana
you are confronted with n Republican
foe, and ono again we urge you il
common interest for your state, fol
your manhood, for your prosperity
and, above oil, for Your homes anG
families, harmonic, aud, uniting upor
whatever may be the selected ticket o
your party, give it your hearty sup.
port, and, as it may be- expressed In ,
few words, Democratic OF Louisiana, do
Il
your duty.
Homer GOHrdiGR-J Journal: Their,
are persons who believe that the pEi
mary yesterday will settle nothing ant
that the faCtiOnal Aght will go OF
under One pretoxt or another. We d.
not think 30. There are no dOubt
sOmo extreme men on both sides who
will refuse to abide by the result, but
the great majority will do go, and the
ticket which won yesterday will BE-
elected In April.
Iberville Light, (Foater paper): W.
are FIRST Of all Democrat-neces sariIy
sO-Or better to say we are an advo.
cate Of white supremacy, and believe
that it is far better to live under q
Caucasian government than n of an
African type. We do not propose to
only '.abide by and sustain the result
Of the election but we propose ia
work for, for, and IL necessary d.
more for the election Of Samuel Doug
lass McEnery the nominee.
Richland BsaeoM: Let us come to
gether in one common ause. Let q,
lay aside ell personal preference. II
requires . good, sound Judgment "a d,
this, bnt we contend that we have the
j