davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

vNfbolos=Baluuen, Der bibttl bar
tient bet republitanlte Barti gtoro=
9otota meo 1rofab, truer MI meb at
forlaoe 1artiet, forbi bet bar iIaaet
inb paa neutrality-suspicious.. BET
er Burtes @iennomination, iom Bla=
bet iuber laa betlaselis. Sen lfeoe
seb 0uerrumpling. &orrupte Sing
leoere fit oeo 2iit 0uertuset ouer bet
republitanite Barti paa Ro1uentio<
men. Bare man tan reboe 30. sc.
Sobuion, fan mon laoe De andre |pnte
for oloris mere ct tomme til Banos
faoen igien, li3er yBaiunen". ut
gaa meo Snoepenoeuterne bgr man
bog lite, mener Blaoet. Bare 9r.
2eisens 9eaun er nof til at boloe en-
paa Atitano. I'll saa meo Semotra=
terne ct nu9et, lom er Iaa uoant, at
man life let fan tante fig Wulisbe=
ben oeraf. vBalunen" mener, at mau
MI bpr ftile op zen Rrobibitionstidet,
= en- 8roteittidet moo alt lant og
torrupt laaoel / bet enc lom bet anoet
Barti. @u Zig 3idet maatte funne
ieire. 1uiinoer af Republitaners
uilbe Fotte fig ON ben, - 3uInoer
af ubmaieoe os tratte Snoepenoenter
uilbe bilie ben peltemmen. Ser
maatte intet brinses frem til at ip!it=
te. Jrilslompntuina, 5ubtrealurr
os lisneuoe @alfaber os 2oloen bs,
lenbes til 8lodsbere, os Rrpsrammel
bBr bore tort o9 9obt: sgrlisbeb
Holititen."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17
Norge paa Seroeustoftiainaeu eu<

4ao ct al ben berpprenbe norIfe,
aomite for Teroensubitiuinge nplig
a'bolot W}goe ubtaltes Enitet ON at
foretose noset fOr at ifimuIere oore
Sanosmeno os 9anosmaninber s5ez
orelanoet til at oelto9e uoltiuinqen
/ itDrit muIis uoFrafnins.
st 5or1ag ON at opitiue enbel
Hensepramier ior be iorlfieuise 5u=
oeotlasier at l1ofiuinss=Wien
oanbt alminoelig GiIlutning. Jor
at siue bet ct meit muli9t nationalt
og IoLfelist Hrag, burbe bisIe Hrp=
mter tiIoeiebrin9es ueo subifriptiou,
9oprtil oanbsmenb ODER belle Nme>
rita anmooes ON at poe lin Sfin1p:
aon1iteen bar forelDbig tenf, fig,
at Yramier buroe opltiQes:
i Gor TO eqer tre At be beofe of
almluoeIi9e SnouitrigIeuitunoe.
p Jor to euer ire al be beolte uo=
itll1inser at aoinoer5 5aanbarbeiber
Iamt
81 gn eQer ilsre 4ramisr for be
beblte Sun ltmalsrier.
5 benaolo til oenne BE lutuing til
laoer aOmIteen Jig at itlQe en- bpfIig
UnnOonlng til osn norife Gresie /
2lmerita rm at tuge Jig al oenne Sag,
onbeiaIe ben, mOotaee SubTriptioner
og tolttsre Tor benz oeofommenoe
Blao.
gb1ca9o, 22oe Suit 1892.
9ErhBoisit
5. q. Boaelen, >. q. 3horp,
4seter 5uauoe, 8. u. paugan,
s. B. Ueatlon, 9s. .. Stenslane-
aomite for 9iorse,
uonRont pea Opfororins at Os itao>
Feltet af ben norfe Ne9ierins.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

gn 5orenins er bannet Ralei9b,
9tortb Carolina, meb bet Sormanl at
lamle 5ono til en- Mtuoettptte uuer
Sol. 8. 8. Holt FAINT til 9ielp for
bans efterlaote Jamilie. 5oreninsen
uil iaa uofprt enbel uafre Biqeber /
5taalitit al Col. 8olt. @ubuer, Der
siuer 81, oil faa ct iaabant BiQebe
al ct @ab,uetfotosrafis stprrelle.
Senoer man $5, faar mon ct fBrre
Biaeoe til at bense @las os Gam<
me. q. 8. Aper af @aleisb, 81. g.,
er 6oreniuseus sefreter os &oslerer,
buorfor ale Btoras fulbe ienbes til
bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

samle Nano launebe bog ben lille
formeset, os afiteo bar bet for isien
at opiDse BAN. Qan tanot bam ,sien
bos bans Wor os bar MI taset bam
til fig iom fin esen 5pn, lite 6pnue=
isn. Sen uuse Same ital nu pere
Sronnins en- Opiumsbule Ne1ps
Yort. (peimoal.)
= Wrs. Hait. .. 2Bfens9aarb i
Granite SOILS er oDo Barlelieng.
- 5ueoen / 0mesnen af @out
Rapibs bar liot betpbelis Sfaoe al
Gbtnd Bugs os Stuff.
- On prestig norlf= lutberf Rirte
/ Nerbeoen al 5oufon antanotes af
agnet forleoen Sag os nebbranote.
= Jarmers @leuatoren 6erman
neobranote iioite Onsoas tiQisemeo
900 Buibel 5ueoe. 6uorlebes 81
ben opltoo er life befienot.
= Sen befienote 5eiteoporetter
8. Ioams @inona fit 13 @nipfit
forleoen Of en- 95eser, Der arbeibeoe
bos bam iom Stalbfarl. 0a Nbams
Tom neo StaIoen ON &uelben, taites
be 9teseren fig ouer bam os for1pgte
at brebe bam. Sfignt be fleite &nius
fit er Brpitet, bar man 3aab ON,
at Wr. Noams uil tomme fig. Wsrz
beren f1gstebe men ct paasreben.
Som @runo for fin uooab angap
6au, at Woams betalte bam Tor lioen
0gn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17
8intetalisHne CT Roopenotgbeo.

Snoitruntuingen af sglumpntnin.
gen fioen 1873 bar beuirfet en- umaa>
oeIis Jorpselie / @erbien al Cub.
Spsioellen af sglo lom STANDARD
Hense uil Iesse ben bele Bproe meb
at opretboloe 8erbens &rebit pao
@uIoet. Ut sipre 8en9e Of sglp,
bpis be Eense mau opretboloes neb
at 9igres tnolpielise mee Sub, 9iper
lite mere 9ettelie til @uioet, eno 1il>
fRloet oiloe uere, ON mon sloroe iaa
mango Bense al aluminium euer 8a=
plr. Set bele 5pprssmael er, lfal
sDlo os 6ulo tiliammen os liselis
efter ct beitemt Jorbolo oanne
5runolo9et for andre 5ormer al
4ense og al areoit. eller fal BEN
a9pre Bpsuius af mOoerue areoit op=
fDres paa Sub alene?
Ser bar albri9 ueret en- 1ib, oa
Der oar Iormeset Cub og Sglu at
BRUCE lom Hense, og bet ct itte lano=
l1nlist, at bet oil bliue. Ser bar
pRret 1ioer, oa Der lite Dor NOT af
besse, iom Mliooelaloeren, os Ber=
ben leo lom at en- uopbprlis 1orte.
S oenne 2io, oa 5orlpninsen aI
5uIo er laa meset mtnbre enb Bebo=
oet, tiger bets Berbi fra 2 til p
4rocent aarlig, os Hriierne ialber /
Iamme Jorbolo. Cs bet oil after
BITE Jig, at uoen nosen automatilt Ne=
su!ering ct oer lite mere 8aro en-
Metolltauoaro eno uoseu anoeu.
SnotiL for omtrius ct uarbuubrebe
i1oen bar oe aole Wetauers Junttion
5ooeoloseli9 ben at tiene lOm Butte
miooel. Ser oar iusen flor, ioit
5ialo samle Gage. 5teoieuareu=
De 5lalo er en- mooerne SpTnbeile.
m2eo GleIo, oer tiI5ammen belgber
fig til 2uitnoer paa 1u Iiuoer al Mil,
lioner 2puars, tonmer berfor
Spgrgsmaalet ON Genseltanbarb til
at baue en- BetDonins lom albris fpr.
u1eo en- itigenoe Nenseltanoaro for
Bses al @iRlb, os bet uil lite tase
mere eno en- Generation meb ben en-
fe!te 5uloitanoaro til at forboble
8eroens @ia!o Blot peo 6orpselIen /
Gtanoarben alene. Bil Berben til=
laoe oenne YIpnbrins? Sen enelte
8et uo at bette Dilemma er at gien=
inolette ben bimetali}te STANDARD al
Cub os Sglo os Iaoe Resuleriusen
ife al fig ielo sienuem NfetaQernes
4sroouttion iom uuoer iaa mango io=
regoaenbe 2iosalore. - u. S. @ar,
nsr / rAm. Sournol Of HOlitics."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17
A r Y EST
AND s!

Ser ct 4ease at tleHe Daruefsu
noropef fire DfiuuelOta O9 ]tOro>9ato=
to, men naor man fommer ttlba9e til
Re Tore Sger, Iaar 4seusene inart
Btuser, % mon er omtrent llge rig
iom fDr. poorIor life benptte un=
leoninsen os euoel al Hsusene til at
tR5ee GruHopoloeu Tor ct eset plem
Os en- ielOitenoig Sitting paa ct
5:ptfe goot us frustbart MlnnelOta
9onp? Jor 2,lbosereilen mau ou
ouigepeI betale iprite 3lasles Sernz
bonebiuet os bet oil life toite noset
er1ra at itOppe ouer ! Gas Staples
eaer sittle Jaus Os ie ouer 9auoet.
ppis nu topper, iua oil ou. Ii9 tl=
finbe aubre 9anosmRno, 1noe. at
sanoet tater for Zig Ielp,
at fDrlte uibetating er meget Iioen, at
stouen ri! Hare be rare Nfbetalin=
ger os i1afie big iitfert Binterarbetoe.
at pB til Sober os til at lalse ton
bDites Bet fgr1te Nar, at NIitanoeu
ira 5tatlOner o9 Bper tun er 2 6
Wil, at sSorobunbeu er Igrlte &lasies
fort MuIo paa 2erobuno, at Der Ton
probuceres 20 a 80 8u1bel 1pebe pr.
Ncre Uor ON annet, at <maet er
lunoere os 9ritfepanbet bebre eno
paa anbre 5teoer Beiten, ps at tnz
gen bebre Nnlebnins finbes til meo
Tibet &ontant ct bliue i'm egen 9erre-
5pgrs Jarmereu, lom bu MI nrbeiber
for, boormeset ban sap for tit 2ano,
buur lanse ban bar baut bet, Os buao
ban nu fuuoe lelse bet for. Os ou oil
Ie, boao 5ortieneae ban bar baot
uoenom Aulinsen. Ser Ct famine
Nnlebnins for big til at faa iterre og
lifrere 8ente al oine 8enge eno / mo-
gen Banf. Bifan Ielge big 9ano for
$500 q $500 pr+ Mcre.
meset uermere ct. Baul os Miinnes
apolis Dg meb lanst itprre uoiist til at
ftige til ben bobbelte @erbi I faa
Nar. Bore 2anbasenter, San1es
9felion ueb staples os 6enning 9an=
0abl oeo 9ittle Sails, trenes buer
Dag og uil fplge meo for at uile 2an=
bet irit. Benpt oenne Nnlebnins,
meoens bu fan, tbi ben tommer albrig
mere igien. Retien bliuer fri for
2anbfigbere. 5pis bu Bnlter 2ano
anoetitebs, laa iriu til os efter Set
tionsfart us BeRripelie oper v2ano
/ Minnelota."
A. E. JOHNSON & CO.,
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. 3rd &sibley ST., ST, PAUL,MINN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

Sanleontng al &psterne, at Son=
ne1p oil trette fig ub al @ampen, up.
lpler ban / rSt. Saul Globe, at mau
fuart fol faa bpre fra bam. 9uia
life bans Tenner, Rnute 91elion o9
Sauiel 2emier, pi( tro, at ban er
fulo Ntggr, iuobpoer bam benz til al
fpl9e fig runot Staten os oisfutere
9asens Spprssmaal paa en- oeluiuiq
bpi1i9 os ino9aaenbe Waaoe til 8el:
sernes 11nberbolonins os Dplpsnins,
pan benagter, at be andre Ranotba:
ter paa Statstideten bar reI9neret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17
@au Street bar ublenbt ct girfu:

@au Street bar ublenbt ct @irfu=
lere, Der lpoer Iom fpl9er:
,Jarmerallancen og &nigbts oj
2abor=Srg1nilationen t5orenebe Sta
ter itulbe bliue Ombpsselis beppste,
at bore betroeoe Manb, os ri mao
tage Stribt til euten at fontrolere
oisle 0rsaniiationer eller fnuie bem.
21oen er enbnu lite tommen for Nn=
uenbelie al Mast, og ri er lite forbe.
rebt oerpaa. Rapitalen maa beFptte
fig lelp".
gtosen Rommentar bebBues lite.
Dan bin esen Wening.
(8eitern @uarb).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

@lassoip, Sfotlanb, lobe Nuguit.
@lns9o1D 9anbelsfammer ubtalte
ioften giennem euitemmig uebta9ne
Reiolutioner fin 5pmpatbi meo Ar>
beiberne QomeFenb os bablebe ftarft
Carnegie for bans 5orbulb til Qrbei:
berne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

Boliuar, 9oueoitaoen / &epubliten
Boliuio, er faloen 2esaliiternes
9anoer. Qegaliferues @tprte oar
1000 Mano unber @eneralerne Ser
nanbe5 % @il. &e9ierinsen table
foruoeu 9ooenitaoen tre al fine
bebite @eneraler os 500 Wanb, 1om
ligser i3ien paa 5lasmarten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

Sen aarlise 5tatsuoitiQing uil
blipe afbolot fra Ste til lobe Sept.
fpritton1meuoe. Stateus 9anObrugsz
lellfab pil be9guoe 5orbereoellerne
til l1hitluiasen, 1aalnart 3!piu Gitg
SodeD Club er feroig meo fine 8eb=
oelsb paa 1ofiQinssplaolen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

Blanbt be Beilutninser, @oneres=
len fatteoe, fpr ben aoiournereoe, our
en- ON Bepiaius af $2,5OO,O0O til
8erbensubltiuinsen @bica9o.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

9Dmmer gSalter q. Gresham uil
efter iStseuoe reile runot os boloe
8olgtaIer for Jolfepartiet / CONNER.
Qan fol baue louet bette ct Brep til
g. 6. Stou, 5ormauo 5oltepartiets
5tatscentraltomtte Snoiana. Sra
9bompIou, Connecticut, mebbeIes, at
bet lite er janot, at 9ommer @res>
bam Rul uo at ta[e for 5olfepartiet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17

George Wartbus, yImeritas" 5or=
retn1u9sfprer, ct talot til 9arer peo
2utber College, 9ecorah.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-17
Noro=1afota.

Gn 3uslitorm, lom forleben gift
oper en- strefnins i9noeafor @abpe=
ton, poelasbe 0mfrins 1000 Ncres
6ueoe.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

The treasury department at Washing
ton has issued statement showing the
total amount of money of all kinds of
circulation ON the first day of The pres
.ent month to have been 81, sos ,641, $50,
AN increase of 1851 ,056 over the
amount in circulation on the first in
April year ago. Reckoning the popu-
:lation of the United States at sixty-five
millions, this gives per capita circula-
ton of $24.74, higher per capita than
existed at any time during the war when
1T was necessary to issue millions OF
paper money to preserve the nations
life. The increase in circulation is
larger than the increase in population,
the silver bill of 1890, alone, adding
fifty-four millions annually. With these
facts before US it is impossible to find
any reasonable justification for an infia-
tion that involves the right of every man
who is possessed of 6S cents worth oi
silver bullion to have a United States
mint stamp placed on it, falsely certify
ing it to be a hundred cent dollar.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18
Deeming In Los angeles.

Los ANGELES, April 17.-Deeming the
Demon married Mrs. Catching in this
city, in January 1888, under the name
of Williams. She was too confiding for
her own good. Her speculative spouse
was allowed the freedom of her bank
savings, and one day Mrs. Williams
found both her money and husband
gone. This was in the spring of 1888,
and nothing has ever been seen or heard
of him since. He took about 50 1000, all
she had saved in long years. It was
never known where he went, but it was
that he came from Australia. Mrs.
Catching, however, whom he married,
robbed and deserted, is not inclined to
believe the identity of the two men.
She processes to see no striking similarity
in the photographs, but it is sore sub
ject with her, naturally, and she could
hardly be expected to confess that she
had once been allied with wretch like
Deeminp
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18
Rhode Island Finances.

Providence, April 1s.-Recently the
heirs of family named Rowland, dis
covered an obligation held against this
state, bearing date of ITO, which, to-
gether with principal and interest, ag-
gregated $500,000 The law under which
the debt was originally incurred pro-
vided that it should be paid in Spanish
milled dollars. A subsequent act pro-
vided that the issue of ITO notes could
be paid in new notes, equivalent to the
silver" issued in 1876. These old notes
of 1855 had been preserved, and when
the claimants under the notes of I77O
called for their $500 900 last week State
Treasurer Clarke took the attorney OF
the claimant to the treasury vault and
told him to help himself to as many
millions as he wanted from some 20 old
haircloth trunks, stuffed with notes OF
the 1885 issue, each one bearing on its
face the legend: "This is equivalent to
silver" and thus the state was saved,
by paying him in strict conformity to
the ancient and unrepealed law, which
says the notes of 177O must be redeemed
by the notes of 1855. When Mr.. Rider,
the claimant, arrives he will be intro
duced to his treasure, and express wag-
ons will be at his service for the removal
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

The Prineville News (Dem.) says
Eastern Oregon scored one at the re-
publican state convention when that
body placed Hon. w. r. Ellis, of Hepp-
ner, in nomination for congressman
from the second district of this state.
Mr.. Ellis is well known in Crook county
as an able attorney, a man of affairs and
a thorough gentleman, and it will be a
surprise if, in June, the county does not
voice its appreciation of Mr.. Ellis as
plainly as it has on different occasions
in the past.''-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

Mr.. j. P. Blaize, an extensive real
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, mar
rowly escaped one of the severest at
tacks of pneumonia while in the north
ern part of that state during a recent
blizzard, says the Saturday Revieqg. Mr..
Blaize had occasion to drive several
miles during the storm and was SO thor
oughly chilled that he was unable to
get warm, and inside of an hour after
his return he was threatened with a
severe case of pneumonia or lung fever.
Mr.. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store
and got bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, of which he had often heard,
and took number of large doses. He
says the effect was wonderful and that
in short time he was breathing quite
easily. He kept on taking the medicine
and the next day was able to come to
Des Moines. Mr.. Blaize regards his
cure as simply wonderful. so cent
bottles for sale by Blakeley & Houghton,
druggists. d&w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18
STATE OFFICIALS.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
The Portland Tsleqrann saws: "Ml

The Portland Telegram says: "Mr.
Ellis is running for congress on a plat
form that is heartily in favor of the
Dolph- Mitchell boat-railway scheme,
which to say the least is experimental,
and will take many years to complete,
if it is practical at all, but which says
not word in favor of portage road, to
be built either by the Federal govern
ment or the state, and hence must be
opposed to it. What do the people of
Eastern Oregon think of this:
The CHRONICLE may not speak for the
republican party but it can speak for
Eastern Oregon. Over this way every
man who is blessed with reasonable
amount of common sense knows, as well
as he can know anything of similar
character, that there does not exist the
shadow of hope that the federal gov
ernment will ever undertake to over
come the Instructions at the dalles by
any work of a less permanent character
than boat railway or a canal. The
discussions recently carried on in the
river and harbor committee ought to
have made this sufficiently clear. If we
are ever to have portage road the state
will have to build it. A platform in
favor of a portage road built by the gen.
eral government would be so far nothing
less than buncome. Instead of
vainly looking to congress for relief we
seek to send men to the state legislature
who are pledged to work for an appro-
priation from that quarter.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

of the compound interest. Ifhe declines
to accept and cart away his money there
is the old and also unrepealed law pro-
yiding fine, imprisonment, and stripes,
''well laid on,'' for any one who refuses
these notes in payment of that particular
daht
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

At the late democratic county conven-
tion of Marion county, delegate was
seen wearing tuft of wool, labeled
free. The convention appropriately
nominated him for coroner.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18
The Minneapolis Move.

MINNEAPoL1s, April 1s.-The hotels
are overrun with applications for apart
ments already, and there is no doubt
that the city will have more people in it
next June than it ever had before which
is saying great deal, for there have
been some pretty big crowds here in the
last ten years. There need be no fears,
though, that there will not be room
enough for everybody. The republicans
of this state are for Harrison, and it
looks as if he would be nominated.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-18

We have added to our business a
complete Undertaking Establishment,
and as we are in no way connected with
the Undertakers' Trust our prices will
be low accordingly.
Remember our place on Second street,
next to Moedv's bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-13
Louisiana Historical
Association.

1hs objects OF 5Aa Louisiana Historical As
ISOLATION are thus set forth III tie Charter:
"@Ae OBJECTS anu purposes for which tLi
corporation Is formed are 10 collect sucl
books, pamphlets, papers,, documents, flags
maps, plans, charts, paintings, eugravings
autographs and other pictorial representa-
tons, manuscripts aud other things apper
tanning To the history OF the territory Of Lou
lsiana, both before and alter its eeBsiop To the
United States, aud especially the collection
and preservation OF all papers, documents
relics ETC., relating to the wac between the
States from 1861 to 1865. And this corpora,
ton shall have the right to compile and pub,
llsh, aud to have compiled and published
books, plans charts, and other papers and
documents relating to the purposes for which
II is organized and to apply for aud hold
copyrights aud patents NECESSARY to its pro.
lection"
In a circular issued by the officers of The
Association Ito convey information of its
existence to absent comrades, aud to solicit
their encouragement, their papers and their
relics, so that they may aid us in our work
by becoming members of the association,
anu contributors, it is further stated
1t IS the object and purpose ut the Associs-
ton, as recited above, to collect, within its
walls, all documents relating to the history
OF Louisiana and the war between the States:
ana 1t would earnestly urge upon everyone
place them III its charge, that they may be
listed, and preserEeda from fire and moth for
oil time to come and where the Jsearcher at
Ter truth can explore IL mine of wealth, and
the Old soldiers of the Ceufederacy, can find
heir deeds of yalor carefully aud religiously
and ensbrined, to he studied by
generations yet unborn,
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-13
The Lass Prop Gone.
New Orleans. Feb. 6. 1892.

New Orleans, Feb.6 &, 1892.
At q meeting of the executive committee Of
the Democratic State Central Committee
held this day, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Democratic State Nominal
ing Convention adopted the following resolu
ton
"Resolyed, That the Stste Central Com
mittee to be appointed by this convention be
and they are hereby authorized, if possible,
to make any and all agreements and arrange.
ments with the Pro and Anti.Lottery Demo.
Gratis for the submission of the said amend.
ment to a primary election of white Demo
cratic voters at a day to be fixed and under
rules to be agreed to by both parties, and the
State Central Committe is directed to use
every honorable means to bring about a set
Element of this question in accordance with
the power herein conferred = and
Whereas, on the formation of this eXeCu-
tive committee the State Central COMMITTEES
vested it with full power in the premises
and
Whereas, by the action Of MIR. John A.
Morris for himself and his associates, declar-
ing, through the public press, that he and
they will not accept said revenue amend
ment, even though it be adopted by the PEG.
pie OF tie State III Louisiana, it has been rem
dered Useless 10 make the effort to have the
Lottery Reyenur Amendment submitted to
white primaries aud
- ttl7 t\'hA1itIttF CIV III 6ht
declaration tpon the part of Mr.. Morris
for himself ana his associates To be sincere.
and desiring Ia sci tbls yexed question at
rest. lac it
Resolved, That this executive committee
hereby notifies the voters of the Democratic
party throughout the State of Louisiana
that this executive committee will cause all
the Democratic tickets to be voted at the
general election OF April l9, 1892, to have
printed upon them the words Against the
levees. schools, charities, pensions, drainage,
lotteries and general fund amendment"
aud that the said ticket shall not bear upon
them The words, For the levees, schools,
charities. pensions, drainage, lotteries and
general fund amendment
e it further resolved, that We suggest to
and rye upon the respective parish aud sen.
ator!ai nominating conventions of the regu.
lar Democratic party to especially instruct
and direct their. nominees for the General
Assembly OF the State of Louisiana TO vote
against any cali whatever for d constitutional
convention.
BY order of the Committee
a. w. CkaNDALL, Chairman.
JOHN Il. Seerotary