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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

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the neoeasafies ~ existsDcs.
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The Progress., 1894-03-31
NIX, BLANCHARD REPLIES TO THE
PROGRESS,

fro the Editor Of fHE PROGRESS.
There are two editorials in your
issue of March 10th that are unjust
in the extreme TO me.
[ never realized as forcibly as | do
now the truth of the saying that ito
be misunderstood is the bane of pub
lie men, My long record of service
III the House to the people of the
Fourth district and to the State, my
faithful, painstaking and laborious
discharge of the trust reposed il me,
my consistent voicing of the senti-
ments and wishes Of my constituents
in my speeches and votes in the
House, some times under trying cir
cumstances, my unwaVering support
of the demands of North Louisiana
for free silver, the anti-option bill
the repeal of the tal on State banks
all seem to have been forgotten by
You In moment of anger because [
sail that AS Senator representing
the whole State, ! would not cast the
vote OF the State for measure which
might destroy the sugar industry of
Louisiana. | do not believe the peo-
pie of the Fourth district will be as
unjust in their judgment of me as
you are / do not believe they will
applaud me for executing faithfully
the trust they placed in my hands as
Representative, and then i'll the next
breath condemn me for declaring
that as Senator, holding in my keep
lug one of the two votes belonging
to the State in the upper House of
Congress, could not rightfully cast
it for bill which disastrously af-
fected the largest industry of the
State aud perhaps ruin one-half of
the people whose commission | hold.
In the Senate | propose to stand
by the great demands Of the farmers
Of North Louisiana heretofore re-
ferred to. and at the same time
propose to stand by the sugar pro
The Progress., 1894-03-31
THAT UNDEMOCRATiC e. PLATFORM,

We ask q careful perusal Of the
OeaEn platform published elsewhere
in this issue, and we would be glad
Tor someone to point ont wherein it
is md emocrGtic according to the
founders doctrine especially more
so, than many other measures now
cherished and supported by other
well-known and recognized Demo
Gratis.
As ior rs. we indorse that platform.
We believe in the doctrine it teaches;
we believe it's adoption by the peo-
pie would rebound to public good
and bring about hat prosperity and
contentment which has been prom
ised the people so long and yet is
ever denied.
We shall advocate the adoption of
this platform by the people generally
shall urge it's embodiment in the
. platform adopted by the dominant
! party or parties now in existence.
We shall urge that IT'S principles
DE put into practice by the soyerigns
of our country, because we believe
. that this alone will make this a freer
and more independent government,
snch as the Declaratlon of Independ-
ence and Constitution intended it
should be- ~
The Progress., 1894-03-31
FOR CONGRESS.

Wparp authorized toanuounue il pGt
DAVID PIFRSON Of Natchlloches, as a
candidate to fiji the uDeNplred term OF
Zion. \. c. Blanchard, IN the fourth
District, I subject to the nomination ny
she Democratic party on Aprll !, 1874.
We ave authorized to announce II, W,
OGDEN of Bossier parish, as q candidate
FOR Courres9 from the Fourth District,
subject to the nomination by the District
Democratic primaries to be held Oh
AprII T. 1894
We are authorized to announce J DG 4
W. Z. HALL Of DCSotO,as q caudldatt loi
congress from the Fourth Congressman
District. subject to the nomination ny
ahe lFernocratict party at the primaries
an April :. 1894.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

What is Democracy in Louisiana
anyway? The reign of white su-
premacy. Remove the fear of the
contrary aud the gang now in power
would be hurled from their position
with the force of catapult.
Then why can't a farmers candi-
date, a representative Of Can
casan, rule get far count at the
polls9 Win our people please speak
uothis subject?
The Progress., 1894-03-31
MR.. BLANCHARD REPLIES TO THE
PROGRESS,

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If. pIa,oba,d,, LATHAM :, vou writ
l.. oa1 ol,o,c, 4bot o,rof,,l tborrbt
a., o,.,ro,eo of bo1Foy wb;oh wonId
l,,,.,. r,.l,;al,,, ~. ,o,b;nc flint toIo-
.,,o,,, ,nh;oh Los ,non him oo ,,nch
no,or;o+r Pint whom wo saw # ;s
wall wri,ten wa havs Given il all the
oroa;, :. :. o,t;to1 ~ II doog not
oo,1ono bic oct;or in sh;ft;,r III.
D;rd Ho ca,pot ;rd,co thinking
,oonlo :, ro+;o,nv 1;.ton to his CO.
.h;,'4,. nna ho lo1 ostror br b;o
n;1os .. tbo v;ot;, 10 m,smer;yol bv
Observation-Disclosures 81 +bo oorGdonco
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is as thin as ether and will not stand
before the calm reflection of these
who think. If the Democratic party
had sufficient influence to induce
him to vote for the Wilson bill as a
Representative, it should have pos
sessed the same power over him as a
Senator. His query, is a Demo
cratic Representatives. duty to his
party paramount to his duty to his
constituents" is demogoguery in the
extreme, an assumption Of States
manship which his letter shows he
does not possess, because in the first
place. it would be out Of season and
ill-timed; besides it is clar-trap
which even his sugar friends-the
honest ones at least would not in
dorse.
., ~,
The Progress., 1894-03-31
MADAM RUM0R SAYS;

That She thought it was against
Uncle Sans laws for one Of bis
officials to take part in partizan poll
tics, bnt if this is so, Internal Revenue
Collector Hewitt seems not to have
found it ont.
That piracy on the ballot box will
one day be suppressed at whatever
cost
That our electric cars are giving IA
The Progress., 1894-03-31

A new counterfeit SO note has
. turned up. Editors ofour exchanges
had better go carefully over their so
Bills and ascertain if psssibIe how
many Of those connterfeits they
possess Hammond Graphic.
Thanks for your timely warning,
. brother; we will give ours d careful
scrutiny as soon as we get it.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
ALLIANCE DEMANDS.
Adopted at 0CaIa and Reaifirmed at India
napoIiS,

napgis,
la We demand the abolition of
national banks.
c. We demand that the amount
of the circulating medium be speedi-
ly increased to not less than $50 per
capita.
2 We demand that Congress shall
pass such laws as will etfectually pre-
vent the dealing in futures Of all az
ricultural and mechanical prodrc-
tons, providing stringent system
of procedure in trials that will
secure prompt conviction, and i'm
posing such penalties as shall secure
the most perfect compliance with the
law.
3. We demand the passage. Of
laws prohibiting alien ownership Of
land, and that Congress take prompt
action to devise some plan to obtain
all lands now owned by aliens and
foreign syndicates; and that all lands
now held by railroads and other cor
porations IN excess Of such as is actu.
ally used and needed by them be re
claimed by the government, and held
for actual settlers only.
4. Believing in the doctrine Of
equal rights to all and special privil-
eges to no ne, we demand
a. That our national legislation
shall be 80 framed in the future 50 as
not to build up one industry at the
expense of another
b. We further demand q removal
Of the existing heavy tariff tax from
the necessities of life that the poor
of our land must haye.
C. We further demand a lust and
equitable system OF graduated tax on
incomes.
d. We believe that the money Of
the country should be kept as much
as possible in the hands of the people,
and hence we demand that all ma
tional and State revenues shall be
limited to the necessary expenses Of
the government economically and
honestly administered
S. We demand the most rigid,
honest and Just State and national
governmental control and supervis-
ion of the means of public communi-
cation and transportation, and if this
control and supervision does no TIRE
move the abuse now existing, we de-
mand the government ownership OF
such meaus OF communication and
transportation.
6. We demand that the Congress
Of the United States submit an
amendment to the Constitution pro
viding for the election of the United
States Senators by direct vote of the
people of each State.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

How many Of our people favor
counting out white people in the
coming Congressional election? Will
those who do please stand up and
show themselves?
The Progress., 1894-03-31
PEOPLES PARTY MASS MEETING.
Logansport, La, March IS, 1891

To the Editor of THE PROGRESS.
Please notify the readers Of The
PROGRESS that there will be Mass
Meeting of the Peoples Iarty at
Grand Cane on Thursday, April L.
to elect delegates to the Congress.
sional Convention, which meets at
Natchitoches on the 18th of April.
Yours truly,
". l.. PARKER. Sec'y.
DeSoto Parish Peoples Party.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

Lei our Legislature kill the penl-
&entiary lease system and enact law
against dealing in futures and op-
itiOns. "a.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

The State generally is now clamor-
7Dg for al honest election law, all ex-
cept Fitz and his gang, and may-hap
our governor.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

The people have rights which
should be respected the same as
politicians.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

Keep the camp-.res of the army Of
reform burning, and never cease to
clamtr for the honest election law.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
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ciuorettps wcro not offered ~ me. A
kind Of half sleep had fallen ON every.
hody and | hardly dared speak to aly
ono I'm tne interval, between their
harraininrS the merchants read the Ko-
ran or nrayrl. counting. their heads with
nimbIo fingers, head bent downward.
The h,rgainiurs too were a Door shal.
CIV of tho exciting scenes loved. Ths
nnrchoser was always Ianruid and the
venlcr mort, nn;nterested
A. fine afternoon wore ona look of
fotiouc often IF real main, rI0ompd on
tha usually CANAL faces. /, WAS hot
So hot The snn beat furiou,lv on tho
white walls and roads: the cruel KEN
nion whirIed tho dust through tina
stresta and dried the skin and Inns
Rrt tho cry Of the wafer carrier was
NOT raised. no hoys offered lunches Of
iuicv frnit 70 the sufferers RamadaD
had come with all IFS telrors, and for
the love Of God and his apostle must
thev no horne if NOT chpprfulIy. inf any
rate sternlv and maufulN.
One hour before sunset life seemed
to stir agoin in tbe veins Tho bakerie,
we,e crowJeJ. tho fires bI,2ed nndpr
the ovens. y smell Of cookinr stole over
tho CITY. Women sonattpd at interval,
along the streets with col,es and frrit
and Iottlee IF vo,or .nrc,d Lnf,,o tho,,
Little p,ouns aotherrd round them inn.
natient oxnacto,t Tho smokers took
ont their mines ~, cigarottas ana stood
WAITING for tba siguo1 match IN hand
Suddenly thn SIM foil and the crn
thnndored from the citodeI Tho ritv
.wosa. tho nonulotion HOGAN to ant the
women we're busv disnnsinr of thnir
GOODS
For AZ 1,vs ,ho.o ,h;n.s va,o ood
now was coma tbo c,o.;,r dar of H.,
f,St ,rd ,ot Will, ,,,,. r,;oni,, -, ,,,,,
Sand oo7ino toward t,,, o,+,IoI an ,l,
gun showed fire Toy fine last time
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The Progress., 1894-03-31

., 4h,roI ,l,or NAV hp from the
hocn;tal ia the no,tprstjpld. on dravs
tbro,rb tha niociuIo streets like q
l,oa horss or otbar animals. is a re-
a,o4;on nm ,nr n;vil;y4tipn. and
sbon]1 be 5topped.
ybo, ths c;tv should At least have
1ooa ,,,,nors ,orr;.l 70 fine cemetery
- O. s,,;;nr v.gon something more
uon q draw or,bIomatic Of iudjtTer
onco and fine main desire to ret rid Of
.r,l;,h
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Aha' "ui '''S 10 WY H'iu' ".''
"elIN to"' "''u ,''0 wiz e''
Po''ce io'oe ''e"'' ''' -
That the Signs OF the 'iiheS 'l'''-
cate that our people, the tnll'is
white people, are fast reachih% tha'
state when they prefer men TO IoIIN-
cal party: honor and honesty " par
ty allegiance.
iha' no government Can w. "
VIII % ''cai'S "n'' noi'e'.i' '''
"'''l's'eieN WIEN I'LL u ''e' '''''A'>'''
men oi 'l''loiaI '""'"''e'' "''
e1eo'e'' " o''''e'
Ah"' our ''"'' 'o0''i''''n So
c'S'eS s"nloI'''S W DC d '''' "A'' E
'o''''e''o' 'l,"' ~ "o ''ppfeS'''
''' IS '' VI 'l''' 'o"1 -,
can expect good government when
tbav elect men TO Office who not only
Diva tbe;r ron sent to ;ts nractice but
themselves lend physical assistance
by .'bucking against the tiger"
That DR. penick ia the only minis
ter in this town that She has hesrd
Of who has lifted his voice from the
nnIn;t AGAINST tho immoral Influences
which are dominating this town,
NJ ,o,.,x oh,.,,o1 .;u ,;ot,
,lo,nonls .co+ thoo hoh;nd ma ca
taum And until the moral and re-
,ic;ons element arises and issues
snch announcement AGAINST the
unholv sentiment which is dominate
;np Shrevenort, official trust and in
| tegrity will continue to be an iri-
descent dream.
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.,,.,.,: f0r .>-','"Il. .,,,, ~,
u.nlo, .~ "a &c., ,,,.t w.,
ro;r connt ,mono wb;to noonlo"
That no country can ba safa ana
s+,b1o ubo,o tbo L,1, ~ how :, mead
as the mpans of CARVING ont rnI.w-
ful schemes, not the exercise of free
dom and Independence IN selecting
officials, and expressing the peoples
IDEA OF Sood government and now TO
acquire H.
mat ohe hopes our police jury
Will make haste 10 put nice, ornate
s'ao'e SIDEWALK Oh the leN"S street
'front.' OF 'he courthouse square, at
least
That She knows Of some people
who should be cut for the simples
on the question OF street crossings,
out Will not give 'helr names to the
poo"c
l>,f 4 L., 4 I
The Progress., 1894-03-31

The free coinage Of silver at the
ratio Of Is to is our plan.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

oFrrca. GU Spriug Street, hetween Niom
Rnd Crockett.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
THE PROGRESS.
HIIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.

Entered in the Toslon"c at Shreveport as
Sccond.Clas> Mail Natter
The Progress., 1894-03-31

y. {. BLNNCUAED
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01

SECTION g. The elections herein provided for are
for the purpose of choosing by ballot the elective mem
bers Of the Legislature.
The methods of election shall be such as are herein
set forth, and no other
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01
PUBLICATION OF PROCLAMATION.

SECTION 50. Such proclamation shall he published
in Honolulu III the Hawaiian and English languages in
newspapers and copies Of so much OF such
election proclamation relates to the respective Dis
trcts shall be posted in not less than three public and
frequented places in each precinct where such election
is to be held.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01
CONTENTS OF PROCLAMATION.

SECTION S. Such proclamation shall contain a state
ment OF the time and places where and the purposes
for which, the election is to be held 1t may also
tain any other relevant matter deemed proper by the
Minister including offer Of rewards for the detection
and conviction Of offenders against the election laws
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01
GENERAL ELECTION.
Constitution Article 39.)


SECTION g. At least sixty days before general
election and at least forty days before special election
the Minister OF the Interior shall issue election
proclamation and transmit copies of the to the
several Boards Of Inspectors throughout the Republic
o where such election is to be held
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DUTIES OF INSPECTORS.

SECTION H. 1t shall be the duty of the several
Boards OF Inspectors
l. 70 post, as soon received written or printed
copies OF the Register OF voters received from the
Board OF Registrations in at least three public and fire.
quented places in their several precincts;
2. In similar manner, to post all election procama-
tons least days before any election and the
opening OF the polls to post the specimen ballots and
cards OF Instruction. as herein required:
3 To correct the copy of the Register OF voters.
when and in the manner ordered by the Board of
Registration
4 To prepare the polling places in herein
required preside at each election and have full charge
of the same and preserve order at the polls
). TO record the OF each person polling a vote
and also to check off, upon the Register Of fur
nished by the Board OF Registration the of each
voter polling vote
g. To ascertain and publicly announce the result of
the election:
Sheriff of the Island. except in the Island of Oahu.
where the result shall be transmitted to the Marshall
s To preserve and transmit to the Minister all
ballots pOIled, cancelled unused, together with all
electoral lists and records concerning the election and
copies of the statements Of the result OF the election:
8. To keep a complete record Of all transactions
and proceedings Of the Board OF Inspectors;
10. In of the withdrawal or death Of any
didate whose name has been printed on the ballots
nomination of candidates to post, notice Of such
facts at the polls
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~. The name OF each person to whom an oath is
administered and If an examination is held, the names
Of the witnesses and the substance Of the answers Of
the applicant and of the witnesses.
to-. The name of any person challenging the right
OF any applicant to register the grounds of challenge
the name of the person challenged and the decision
rendered thereon:
(o) All other matters Of detail which are likely to
OF the Board OF of any person appearing before it,
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SECTION 81. The Minister of Interior shall furnish
suitable books and blanks for the records registration
elections certificates and herein provided for
which shall be Of uniform character