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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
AVIS.

Nous prions ceux qui ne eont
pas en- reggie avec administration
do notre Journal, de nous falre
parvenir imm6diatement lie mon
tant qu'ils nous dolvent.
Nous esperons done que les re
retardataires fsrout diligence ct
comprendront que nous ne pou F.,
vons pas leur envoyer lie ]ourna'
pendant des ann6es sans renume
ration aucune. ST vous ne pouvez
payer lie tout. envoyez au MONS
une partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmits par lettre enreglstree on
par mandat de poste don't lie con'
sera 3 nos charges ct que nos de'
biteurs pourront d6duire du mon
tant qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C
oepterons aussi DIES tlmbres postef
de un GU deux centins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Bien que prepare zen cachette,"
les NETS etaient des plus d6licieux.
Vous pouvez me croire quand j'af .
frme que Madame Dorval ma ia
mails 6t6 surpsss6e dams Fart de.
rendre une table agreeable aux
yeux ct aux godts. Nous avons re
marqu6 parmi les convlves. LIE
R9v. Pere G. M. Turcotte cure
d Olga; 10 Rev. Pere n. A. E Pou-
liot, cure de Langdon. NJ. T.. Tar
cot, NJ. D., M, G.. Barcele, etc.
Avant la musique ct le jeu de car
tes qui devaient so prolonger JUS
qua une heure avanc6e de la mutt,
Noel lut le poeme suivant:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
Advantage ExceptionneI

A vendre d'ici 3 quelques ]ours,
102 pieds de front sur la 2Ame rue
N. E., sur 86 pieds do profondeur,
entire la 12Ame ct l3Ame Avenue
N. E., avec deux bonnes maisons
svec ruelle Galley" de Is pieds; ct
IS pieds sur la l2ems Avenue N.
E. sur 1874 pieds de profondeur,
entire la rue Maine ct 2eme Avenue
N g., avec ruelle Galley, le tout
cling lots ct 2 maisons pour $4,000.
LIE prix nest que la moitl6 de la
valeur r6elle de cette propri6t6.
81 vous ne d6sirez pas acheter
lie tout, je vous en- vendrai une par
tie.
S'adresser 4 z Demeules
No 9 Washington Ave. N.
Chambre ID.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
HCHo DIT LoUHST

"Se cro1rent transport6s dams les sacres parvis."
IS .vo1x digne da ciel doit chanter sur la t ire"
Lies hommes ont besoin pour calmer leur mis- sre,"
Our echo DIES a c,ents don't les cieux sont remplls."
Saints Anges renoattz 2, q travers les espaces."
"Daus le waste palais qu'habits les 6ius,"
ell faut avant longtem % multpIier les PLACES"
"ll aura neuf pDfants qni salt? p 9ut ete plus"
oct tous auront IN jour le oel pour heritage"
"Ea p!ongeant mon regard au fond de Iavenir,"
"Js vols un de ses fills d mon autel venir!
I'll consacre lie pain ct lie divin breu, age."
GO ii font germer au co1r du pauvre malheureux,"
La planta dun bonheur qul ne pousse quaux cieux."
"Messagers rayonnants emontez vers les spheres"
"Qae dlrige mon doigt q travers pin6nlp'
Ode range du beroeau lie SONNET est hni"
"Vous savez CONNIE moi combien les jeanes meres,"
"Ont peur du moindre brult qui sc fit alentour,"
"Des petits endormis Objects de leur amour"
A rordre de leur Dieu les anges adhererent.
ct tous q tire dale ills VIOLENT vers le ciell
Ft puts la vo1x go tut. Sur 10 coeur maternel
Les levres de renfant r6vdll6 sabreuverent. go!
Mon recit I'm peu long, va sachever lcl
L'enfant don't jai parle: REGARDED: le voici!
ST is mai pas le droit de mappeler poetic;
Jai le droit de me croire un pretre du bon Dieu!
Iaquilon salt courir sur la PLANE muette,
Notre globe tourner sur son puissant essleu;
La,gle suit lie soleil ct lie vautour la tombe;
Dams lie creux du rocher la plaintive colombo,
Salt meier d la brise un amoureux soupir;
Iavare aux doigts crochus salt chercher la ~rlohesse;
La VERGE dams son occur salt trouver la tendresse;
MATS le pretre de Deu, lie pretre salt b6nirl
Je viens done vous b6nir, ami que je v6nere,
Puisque je mai pu dignement yous chanterl
ST. mon vers est rampant, mes voeux savent monter
Sar les deux allies dor dune courte priere:
"Se1g leur qui m'6coutez: quill soft touJours heureux!"
-~Daignez semer des feurs sur les bords de ga route!"
"Qae les chagrins cuissnts que notre ame redoute,"
me sen viennent jamais fare pleurer SEES yeux'
UN M1ss1oNNA1RE.
La piece fut admir6e ct applau- hi n Tongue. Quill sufise de d,
lie. que ss presents ont 6e nombreu
Je devais vous donner la liste ct varies.
es presents recus par notre ami Bien q vous,
1als ma correspondence est de]a UN TEMo1N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
G,est "a tactique favorlte.

Enfn, pour la complete edlhca-
ton de notre correspondence "Une
Am6ricaino'' nous lui dirons qua
want les elections, une delegation
de cling membres Canadiens-F ran
Gals au nombre desquels 6taient:
NM. Jos Perrault ct Napoleon
Grignon SO rendit chez NJ. Lewis
ct lui demanda sill appartenait a
IA. P. A.
LIE nouveau MARIE r6pondit alors
avec un geste de m6pris: (teatueD
Do you believe that a gentleman
can belong to such organisation?
Enfn, NANTES ct NANTES fois en-
public, dams les journaux, M: LIE.
wis a declare que sill 6tait Gu, il
entendait etre MARIE do Duluth, ct
quill ne Sc laisssrait conduire par
aucune soci6t6, secte on clique.
QUAINT q son concurrent demo-
cratique, il 6tait su6dois.
Et CO nom ssul en- dit long
quand on parle de IA. P. A.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
For Sale

So 600 for IS feet by 1872 to alley
on 18th Ave. N. e. between Main
and End ST., and l02 by 86 feet to
alley on End ST. N. e between 10
and 18th Ave, with two good hou-
SEES.
This is the cheapest property
ever offered in that locality.
Apply to "a. Demeules.
No. 9 Washington Ave N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
LANGDoN. N. Oak Z F4vrier 1894
Mous;e,r lie R6ducteu7.

LIE "a janvier dernier 6tait Fan
.niyersalre de la naissance de Pho
norable H. E. Dorval. LIE JUICE qui
await complement oub|i6 gull
await trente-sept ans &c jour Ia, tut
fort snrpris de trouver le soir, q
son salon, ses sept enfants, en-
grande tenue, ct una reunion d'a-
mis- venus pour 10 f6liciter! Hercu
lie, lie fills all 6, Tut a son p6re IN
. tit bijou d'adresse, a lequelle
son Honneur r6pondit avec emo
ton. Puts vint ensuite lie souper
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuestbas a larger
circulation than any French paper
nnhlished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
Golden Hill

La Soci6t4 des fills dc la r6volu-
ton ont place sur le bAtiment APP
partenant ct oscupee par la Hum
phreys Homeopstiqne Medicine
Go. coin des rues William ct John
vile de New York une tablette on
bronze, en- m6moire de la bataille
Golden Hill, on le premier sang 9
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

LIE Northwestern Chronicle"
de St. Paul, fat achet6 par John
D. O'Brien, propri6taire du "lrlsb
Standard" de cette vile, lundl der
nier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
EN- PAssANT
DULUTH, MIMI, IL Few. "a

After the Ball. Maintenant que
le bal electoral est fni, voyons
ceux qui y ont fat meilleure 6gu-
re, Ii Y cut 9,765 votes enregistr6s
dams catte eiectior-ci. Sur ce nom
bre 6 1916 ont etc donnes au Capt.
Ray Z. L wiz, republican,, ct g.
$40 a M. j. JensWo!d, populiste
ralii6 aux d6mocrates, mails cette
alliance lui guere aervi, puisque
lie Capt. Lewis Ia emport6 sur SOD
%adversaire par 1925 votes de majo-
rite.
Tous les couseillers 6lus appar-
tiennent au parti republican,: pas
IN seul candidat democratic ma etc
6lu. Nous aurons done IN consell
tout-a-fait republican,.
Tous les candidats ont fat de
bellies promesses, maintenant qu'lls
sont 6lus, IL ne leur reste plus qua
les tenir: CO nest pas Ia lie plus fa.
Gle d'apres moi. Je sails pour Ia
voir entendu dire moi meme nu'on
ne s'occupera pas des principles re-
ligieux dun homme ct pas plus de
ga nationalit6 lorsqu'on en- viendra
a en- placer I'm dams une position
munic1pale quelconque. Tres bien,
nous verrons, LIE plus tot qu'on
6loignera la religion de la pollti
que, le mieux ce sera pour tous.
Quart aux nationalit6s je pretends,
moi, qu'un gentilhomme naturalist
AMERICAN est tout aussi bon gu an
gentilhomme AMERICAN de nais-
sance. ct les preuves abondent
dams l'arm6e, dams la maglstrature,
dams la politique, etc., etc. en- IA
veur de mon avanc6.
~
Meoredi, z f61rier, Madame
Louis Rocheleau invitait quelques
danes de ses amies q prendre part
a IN Five O'clock tea. Sa r6siden
CO 6talt artistemont d6cor6e de
feurs naturelles ct artificielles ct
lu1 donnait de la resemblance
avec IN parterre tout en- foralson.
Vsrs les trois heures les invites
6tant toutes arrlv6es, pon tit de la
musique vocale ct instrumental
ct l'on execnta quelques danses.
Madame Il. M. Brunei 9ccompa-
gna l4s danses sur lie piano. CO
TAFT une reunion de DANES, al je
besoin de dire que Ton y causa
a~ussi2....
Des Embellishments furent
passes q divers intervalles. Puts
vers les cling heures, Madame Ro-
cheleau conduisit ses h6tes q une
table somptueuse Cd 6tait dispose
une grande quantit6 de NETS fins
ct defeats, sans oublier le fameux
the AJAX arom s delicleux. Apres
ayoir savour6 les NETS de la table,
ayoir satisfait leur franchises, les
invites continuArent leur danse,
entremel6e de temps q autre DIM
moroccan de musique, dun chant,
done romance d'amour sans dou
te. Vers les HUT heures pon Sc 90
para, enchant6 de l'aocueil 81 prin-
oier ct en- meme temps 81 cordial
de Madame Louis Rocheleau,
Mesdames Eli Jacques D. IT.
Adams ct w. B. Ardou1n assis-
talent au parti. Je regrette de ne
pas avoir les MONS das autres lnvi-
tees.
-.
Jeudi, 8courant, les republicans
ont c6l6br6 leur victoire munlclpa-
Ia auao haal1nnnnd ,A1laf.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Les A. P. A. ont maintenant un
journal a Duluth. IL est r6d1g6 par
W. G. Holden, autrefois de N bras
ka. Liberty" est le nom de oe
journal qui a pour devise: ERA
ternlt6 ct justice, voix du peuple,
voix de Dleu." C'tst un journal
hebdomadaire de huit pag~s. Re
gulierement, toutes les semaines,
Il porte une ct meme plusieurs
bottles au "North- Western Wit
ness" journal irlandais catholique,
qui lui r6pond avec force.
Nous avons bien du plaislr dams
la g%alerie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Nous aVOnS r6cu Ia leGCT0 sui
vante qui d6montre quill ny a pas
aujourd 'hui que le sexe barbu qui
s'occupe de politique:
MINNEAPOLIS, 9 Fevrier 1894.
CHER MONSIEUR.
J'ai lu dams votre dernier hume
70 de TEcHo les paroles suivantes:
"Une d6peche nous apprend que
M. Lewis a etc elu MARIE de Du-
"luth. La lutte a etc DIES plus an
"nim6e, son concurrent Giant con-
"nu CONNIE soutenu par IA. 2. A."
ct le meme soir ces paroles dams
IEvenjng Journal:
DULUTH, MINI. -"There was a
monster Republican parade here
"last night. The most noticeable
emblem in the parade was O. mi
neature of the "Little Red School
"House." This is the first time the
"A. P. A have publicly shown that
"they were interested in the recent
"elction."
Comment expliuqez-vous celia.
Je suis PERSUADE que lie A. 2. A.,
s'est %toujours identi66 avec le par
ii republican, non pas avec le par
Ii democratique. BIT 81 vous avez
gagne u1e victoire a Duluth (sui-
want le journal) c'est avec Fade
de cette soci6t6 "Americaine".
Belle victoire!
Pardonnez moi 81 j'ai NAL COM
pris votre position ct permettez-
moi de me dire.
UNE AMER1CAINE.
+t+
On mot d'explication "Une J
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsr nest pas respon
sble DIES idees g, opinions em'ses pa'
es correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
N[ERCl.

Dams son num6ro de jeudi der
nier, le Minneapolis Journal pu-
bliait Particle suivant qui forme
une excellente r6ponse aux calon1-
tades de Tavocat???? Lambert ct
consorts.
M. w. E. Haskell, lauteur de
Particle %ci-dessous, a lu la traduc-
ton du premier acte du drame
6crit par M. Leroux, il salt done
CO quill vaut, ct sa critique fait,
pour ainsi dire, autorit6.
&c travail sera lu, en- public, du
premier au huit mars proclaim; 81
c'est un insucces, les ennemis ct les
ialoux de M. Leroux auront beau
leu d'exercer leur verve ct de de-
verser leur bile; dams le cas- contra1-
re nous ne leur demandons pas de
Sc r6jouir.
Voici Particle en- question:
M, F. R. Leroux is not only an abe
and forcible editor, a patient and success
full teacher, an accomplished %fencer, and
en- excellent wing-shot with either shot
gun or rifle, but he is an author andplay-
wright whose works deserve popularity
and success. He has racently written a
play in French which Mile Rhea pro-
nounced extraordinarily good in both
motive and plot, and he has nearly finish
its translation into English. When COM
pleted, the translation will be given a
reading before a selected audience, and
a movement will then be made to have
it produced. Judging from the first act
the creation promises to be OF unusual
strength and interest, and it is safe to
predict a reception for it that will enable
M. Lerouxto add another feather to his
bunch Of plumes.
Nous prions lie minneapolis
Journal de vouloir bien accepter
nos plus sinceres remerciments.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15
Ste verse lors de Ia revolution.

lie pasteur Maniford dc rs.
elise 6piscopalienne de Philadel.
phle, Went d'abjurer lie p~rotestan-
tisme Mgr Ryan lul a administ,6
la confirmation. LIE convert est
encore jeune ct Sc fera pretre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Tout le monde a admire le COG
de PEoHo. O'est CO, tainement IN
cog de race, sans null doate IN COG
descendant en- ligne directe du ia
meux COO gaulois, II chante pour
ceux qui ont le occur d rire, CONNIE
les republicans de CO temps.c i,
mails il ne chante pas pour ceux
qui ont lie coeur 4 pleurer.
~.
Errata de la correspondence du
6 f6vrier.
Aperc0ivent, lire: apercoiven /;
mer Noir, lire: mer Noire; f6n6-
RE, lire fr6n6sie; en- me rem6mo-
rant Le SOUVENIR, lire: &c souvenir;
in6narables, lire in6narrables; nous
m'auons pas de microbes, lire: nous
n'avons pas de ces microbes.
~
Au]ourd'hui, IL c%ourant, I'M in
cendie a d6truit de fond on COM
BILE notre "Board of Trade" Les
pertes, y oompris l'ameublement,
sont 6valu6es q pres de 500 ,000-
90. Les assurances s~'6levent q
$50 600 90. Cette batisse, 6rig6e
en- 1885, etait Pun des ornements
de Duluth. II est probable que le
"Bord of Trade" sera rebatl de
suite sur le lot achet6 dern4rer1ent
an coin de la lore rue ct A. Ave.
nue. Oueet.
JEAN.BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Nous avons recu la lettre sui
vante qui d6montre quill MY a pas
aujourd'hui que le sexe barbu qui
s'occupe de politique:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Jeudi, 8courant, les republicans
ont c6l6br6 leur victoire m%unicipa-
lie avec beaucoup d'6olat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

On mot d'explication d "Une J
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

La piece fut admir6e ct applau-
die.
Je devais vous bonner la liste
des presents reeus par notre ami.
Mas ma correspondence est d6ja
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-02-15

Y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30
Essex County Court,
MARCH TERM, 1894.


The March term of Essex
County Court was declared open
on the Goth inst, after the Gus
tomary formalities, and at once
proceeded to business.
On the call of the docket no
cases were set for the jury, and
there were no State cases for the
jury so that the jurors were dis
charged the first day. The court
heard three divorce cases namely
Lorenzo w. Colby VS.. Esther M.
Colby, in which a bill was granted
for desertion; Sarah T. Whittier
VS.. Sylvester Whittier, in which
bill was granted for intolerable
severity; Hannah F. Rollins VS..
Joseph A. Rollins, in which a bill
was granted for wilful desertion.
The case of Alexander M. Beattie
vs.. Geo. billiard was entered
settled; the Carpenter cases,
law and chancery, from Cranky,
were also settled; judgment for
defendants to recover their costs
was rendered in Parks and
others VS.. the Town of Lunen-
burg, The case of Arthur Taylor
VS.. Chas. Mclaughlin and Trus-
tee was heard and Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff on the
report. The case goes to the
Supreme Court on exceptions.
The cases of Hastings VS., Adams
and Kellogg VS., Suiter were tried
by the Court, the Court also
heard the case of State of Yer.
mont VS.. c. E. Bonton's estate,
and rendered Judgment in favor
of the defendant, and this case
goes to the Supreme Court on
exceptions. But two criminal
cases were beard, State VS.. Jos
eph Wood for giving away
liquor; fined SIS and costs o
prosecution. State ys. same
cruelty to dumb animals; sen
tcnce two months hard labor II
house of correction. The re
spondent pleaded guilty t.
both Offences.
Seventeen cases were disposed
pf on. the old docket. There wer
nineteen new entries, and o
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

Rhode Island leads off with the
first state contest of the year,
Her election comes on the first
Wednesday in April, which this
year comes on the 4th. The state
will elect a governor and other
state officers, and also the mem
bers of the state legislature. The
elections to the latter body are
specially important, as it will
elect a successor to Senator
Dixon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

The Republican tariff policy
was never more tersely stated
than in the national platform of
1S92-"That on allimports com
ing into competition with the
products of American labor there
should be levied duties equal to
the difference between wages
abroad and at home"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

Kentucky Democrats must
have queer ideas of right and
wrong if they return Brecken.
ridge to Congress after the ex,
posures made in his trial at
Washington. Miss Pollard is far
from being angelic. but her faults
do not lessen the stain upon
Disadvantages character.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

The most vicious class legisla-
ton and outrageous and undis,
guised discrimination ever pro-
posed in Congress is contained in
the revised Cleveland tariff bill.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul
wasn't a circumstance to this
hill
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

Each passing day intensifes the
degree of Col. Breckinridge's Gus
sedness. If Mrs. Breckenridge
does not promptly sue him for
divorce she will lose respect.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

Congressman Wilson, of w
Va, is still very weak, but not
so weak as the tariff bill which
he compiled under Mr.. Cleve-
lands direction.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

The Democratic editors will
have a difficult job to square
their free raw material remarks
with the Senate-revised tariff bill.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

mo protection for the Repub-
lican States" seems to have been
kept in mind by the Senatorial
tariff bill revisers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30

The talk about the sugar trust
not being satisfied with what
the Democratic Senators gave it
is merely for effect.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30
essex Gaaaty 1trala.
ISLAND POND. VT. MARCH 30.

Business is reviving. but it is
not yet brisk enough to give
capital full employment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-03-30
HENRY OWENS STORY.

A PULL ACCOUNT OF THE suFFERINGs
AND RESTORATION OF Mr.. AND MRS.
HENRY c. OWEN RELATED TO
BLADE REPRESENTATIVE.
Most EIrruriAting Pain Endured-fhJsi-
clans HeIpIess-A Remarkable ana IN
tercsting Narrative.
The Progress., 1894-03-03
WHY THE DlSTiNcT!lN7

If demanding the claims of the
Ocala platform is undamocratie and
lpso faeto forces all ont Of tie
party who adhere to it, what shall
be done with the members OF the
chambers of commerce, boards Of
trade, cotton exchanges, sugar ex-5
changes and sach organizations
which meet and pass resolutions and
demands in their own interest, ire.
spectiye Of Democratic doctrine?
No longer than last Summer did
the ohrevep ,rt Board Of Trade adopt
q resolution on tho silver question:
resolution on the silver Questi q ]
which the Democracy Of North Lou.a
lslan condemned, and yet no lliputl-
an Ajax raised his voice and aet Jared
that the members were getting out of
the party. But when the farmers
meet and formulate plans and de-
mands for their benefit, plans which
are sound, equal and Just to all, ire
spectlve of class or clan, their de-
mands are rejected under the pitiable,
unmanly excuse that they are un'l
democratic
10 tell the Truth every claim Of
the farmer and laboring man IS
either unde mocratic, uurepublcan OF
uncons-t-l-t-u t.io-n.a-l. in fact m
anything, everything, so say the two
leading parties, that will grant reliet.E
In what is the Ocala platform nm
democratic? We desire someone TO-
answer; and some more querles;l
" no is to pass Judgment upon ~.
And are the demands and actions OF
Tie sugar people Democratic! Is
Senator Gallery Democrat 10
Judge White? Can they be, and op-
pose free silver, arti-option and the
Wilson tariff bill?
The Progress., 1894-03-03
AN ODE TO MUGWUMPERY.

{Air; climbing up the White House stairs.
o, Peckham went a-sizzlu
A-whizzin' an a-frizziu':
Wbatch out, little Maggies, watch
out!
Twas a firt, al then a hutter
An, he lost his bread an butter
Watch out, little Aluggies, watch
out.
o, Peckham went a-hyih',
A-sighin' an a-cryin,-
Watch out, little Mugsies, watch
ont,
They tossed him to the ceillin'.
An he hit the floor With feeliu'--
Watch out, little Mnggies, watch
out,
For ''Pecky' was a "Mugger"
An kind O golden -bugger--
Watch out, little Muggies, wat, h
out!
For he's now liviu' warnin'.
An, he won't 90 home till mornin', >
Watch out, little Mnggies, watch
out.
Louisiana Apneal.
The Progress., 1894-03-03

curity which are the first conditions
of,prosperIty:
Resolved, That we favor such
reasonable qualification Of tine SUI
frage as will exclude those who are
not citizens Of the United States,
paupers, convicted criminals. lnclnd-
ing those convicted Of buying and
selling votes, and those too ignorant
or thriftIess to iuteIlig entity exercise
the elective franchise and 50 govern
Their fellowmen;
Resolved, That we favor suchamend
mout Of our election laws as viii Sc
cure an effective. secret, fair ballot,
and true count and return Of the
votes actually cast by legal voters:
Resolved, That we form Ballot
Reform League" and the chairman
OF THIS meeting appoint provisional
committee Of niue members, whose
duty it shall be to enroll members
aid organize the ballot RefoI IN
League" and when SAID committee
deem it advisable. call the members
Of tho loo,r,, t,,,tl ,,, ? 80, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ?, !
The Progress., 1894-03-03

IT the Democrats Of the Sugar Dis.
trict OF Louisiana are going into tba
Republican party, We wish they had
done SO before they had got all thu
good offices in the gift of the Demo
cratic party Florida Parishes.
That's not their way of doing busi.
ness, bl other, 10 them it seems to ha
but asking their Ine when they do.
mand the world, and that Enclosed
with a patent fence.
The Progress., 1894-03-03
Louisiana Appeal.


Some Of our States newspapers
and people favor an honest election
like Senator Daniels said soma of | IS
colleagues did silver, SO strongly in
favor of it that they were doing all
ia their power to kill it.