Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-10
THE REPUBLICAS 1ONIYA.
TION.
Few Orleans Daily ststes.l

CHS VI ubttOuBt kSoteVasSe .OS'o .
uomiuased Mr.. +. n. Psgb, OF AS.
sumption, tor Governor Of the
united forces OF the sugar planter
or bounty Bepu Dlicsas, the Old Re>
publican party at WsrDoth aud
Kellogg. chiefly composed Of nee
grees of the State, aHd the Popu-
lisrs. That is about the weakest
nomination that could have been
,nsdp irOsn toe ranks OF The sugar
R,!auters, aud Is crrtaTa tn be de-
Ieatrd. Hitherto Mr. PugA has
beeu Que A the most ratlidal white
Supremacy Democrats Ia Louisiana.
aud he ralse DOT siroagly in favor
OF the suffrage au,cadesent Bot
the n-groes, OPOn who whose votes
he saust nspaly reply for support,
4ste sssiast white Supremacy aud
demand susisl aud political equality
~sth the whites aud u tsir division
of th. offices; aud the Populists,
coalposed r,b,rHy " the iguorant
msss Oi our white population, ARE
to DsI Upl'os.d 10 tse suffrage
siDrad usext, deere was u ouaptiary.
"A candidate In direct opposition
- aius-leattso Of The voters 10 whom
he mast loOk <sr his elsehos, W+ss
~ss 70 he depef AT. Push settled
the di6eslty by . sort or cup
Fetal. TOE graceful, tscile asn.
pcs in vhicA he arose IN tue lnidst
Of the sssxHeled patriots for b0un>
~ and deity swallowed all his
last record aud principles Oh these
Questions vas y subject TOR iHteuse
sdtairasion,
AS private gentleman entertain.
Jog and expressing his sincere cou>
virtiOu sud principles, Mr. Pugh
has alwsye been uhresssvetiay tor
Write supremacy; BE- regarded the
local Republican, party. conpesed
cbse6y OF negroes, as a aeuasc- 20
our oIviirxstIon, sad he was in tsSOr,
through the suffrage ameadIariis,
OF rliualB.14ng the blacH slsss 0f ,g-
uoIaBt negroes aHd the Waite com>
munisis trsm oas t-irclsoas> Presto,
Mr.. fugb lie SOnissteI ~ All ian.
possible candidate for Gevrrt,or.
and be Aasteus to tax. the b.oth-p
a. black tO ais sne~ white bssoiIl>
aud goes back Un the 4utend meet
~ Q sybeIe TO s~indle tree snd
good Americas citiaens o2t OF tn.
sacred right 70 yvte, and saestro,
the state.
Mr.. P0gb Is ~Iy eStims,,l.
IN dOebts bat ~e ihink bis
beIi4ted rrcshtstsOH IT his vie ws tD
isvor Of rShag the uegTo sn.i the
lgaorant wb,srs Wui Of politics will
serve h,B III with the peerocs ~
viii ~ With the Pepsiisls.
We don. beituv. deere Is q single
sagar planter Ia louisiana who 10
nor On Eayur Of uhite supremacy
aud eliminating the ucgEo vote
tron Que electios, and not one Who
ID not 10 his iuaermost soul ia favor
OF this xmendmeat. Bot they arc
.Siag in . FOOLS paradise; they
have deiuded themselves with the
'SSo tuOS " buSS ouu dCtCdb tuC
Democratic I,st,y IA Lou,siaua, the
Rrpu6l'cxns will pay them tor the
job bS restUriBg th,. bounty On su-
gsT aud - principle, past predi>
sectlans, natural alliances with their
tt'''aN white citizens 10 l'ol,tlcai ON
ganiEat."B muat I've thrown asiSlt,
irsmdcd under fo,d, aud the cry OF
bOuaty or Hes,h srt Gp, II "voh't
CO." Mr.. Pugh and the titket be
heads will he Overwhelmingly d..
feated in the general election, aud
IT they expect bounty tor trying t.
reOrgsn,z- the negroes 10 thus Stat
against the Democratic party, what
are they to expect tor engaging ~
such work aud being hurled into
the 6itteruess IF political warefaref
Their oniy hope Will be 10 tue 6deI>
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