The sun., 1900-11-19

Mr.. Addicks is entitled to it, and has
lot been treated right by the party when
hey turn him down. Without him the
never could have carried the
State. He has to back him in his fight
the rank and file of the Republican
party, who have been turned down
several times but with him as their
leader arises in the midst of the battle,
fighting for the cause which they think
is right and have won the victories with
the odds overwhelmingly against them.
Mr.. Addicks has shown very conclusively
that he has the nerve and also the
staying qualities and will not prove
untrue to the trust cnniided III him II ne
is elected to serve the people of the
State. Politics as manifested today and
as shown in divers farce like ways are
diaholical Those Republicans who or
pose him are chHmping the bit anu
foaming at the mouth. Ayariee and
vanity Is their chief characteristics. some
are showing The hase iferatitude fnr the
fayors lie has shown them. The Re-
publican party owes il t. Mr. -Addieks
Is elect him senator
That is il frank honest summary af
puitiyal history und of what was de-
ci,led III the recent election. i il the
opinion u Il Democrat who i well in-
formed about local politics because II
lis identity with ana prominence IL the
affairs of this State. i Is also tle ppn=
ion il d citizen wAo believes ii soytrn-
nirilt by the people. and who recognizes
tllr obligations If good citizenship. who
accepts what the l@uple decide Is law,
ana promotes what they have directed q
IL done, WE congratulate the NpwS
upon its frank, independent and honor
able dissent from the current un-Rc-
publican and nn-l'em9cratic opa<ition III
tie popular decision ii orr regent doc
tion.
The demand = iha paapIr |. law.
NE white hpg peace. unity ltl
Victory wa- much ii evidence On Satur-
ias night The mea Win III thr Satii.1
carried #.
| Tie rhpors wiiA E5ah iie marching
Ih7~ts grcet1d Mr.. tar,fre5 II Saturta5
plight, i HE best /. iac evidence ii tie
high rrgald ii wltial he i h.la III tAe
Republicans u It'll city aui State
Whenever he was recognized is thc
marching mon he was complinpntrd
with hearty applause. That III highly
appreciated these compliments garS with
oat saying. Not i mfn in thc whole
trn-thousand juDnnnt Republicans fell
4 deeper joy over tlr drirorancr Of thf
State from Democratic domination. oi
who Is more profoundly conscious If til,
Responsibilities the victory imposes upoi
the virtors. We know that standing a,
hc was among true ana tried friend,
witnessing the joy Of these tcn-thonsan,
liberated and cnfranchiscu people mn
receiving the hearty expressions uf good
will which their applause conveyed /,
him, that hr not anly Was clad an,
grateful with thern fer What had bccl
accomplished, but Ma 4lat anl -Fatcfu
that opportunity Liza heeli given n iii
t. nd n Nc doine a / mn e partak
! af BE- ioy ~ the IWan, uyrr such an iii
portant civic achievement The ,ropl
| wha do not knuw Mr. AadrE~ intimatrl
may ionht thi- estiinateor him. ani I'LL
rNtn deny i, Eut "vory ouc paisiiryo
t n know Aim nlimltsl. III h@
ncs, t. it- tenfh
! aa1nla dtntl ii.
!. fhialt rane.rn D. ii
i hMI5g ii htu- aat ii,
i was u ths charielr.-l III i@4
9 Illt tle plraIie la.-cali u SaUiHla
I ailht alHcar,l aid aa liu ila
7 Till ratf aA iaS aag sHaliue. I'LL
!. CIajun.