The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15
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ADDRESS
To the People of the Sixth Congressional
District of Louisiana.
For Congress
JOHN DEBLIEUX
of her vile.

A.
TTAyING this day declared JOHN DEBLIEUX Of the
parish Of Ibervle to be the candidate Of the Repub
ca party Of the sixth congressional district Of Louisiana for
member the xtieh congress Of the United States the
Republican executive committee for said district submits this
action the people of the parishes of Ascension Ibervle
West Baton Rouge, Pointe Coupee East Baton Rouge,
East and West Feicana Livingston, St Helena Tangipa
hoa ST. Tammany and Washington and socs their APPROX
ing influence and ballots the approaching election to be
held November 6, 1906.
The candidate is wel-known citizen and business man
whose ability and integrity question. In the man
agement of extensive commercial and manufacturing
prise he has achieved degree Of which attes h
and the needs and interests Of this and district render
him weequpped for intelligent and efficient service id
gress He is Republican from principle and will elected
affiliate fully with the Republican majority in the national
Legislative body thus acquiring much larger measure Of IN
uence be used for the advancement Of the welfare Of his
constituents than any Democrat could hope to attain.
For weeks past the people Of this district have been learn
from Democratic how trng and futile have been
the services Of the Democrat who has represented them
congress twenty years. and by equally competent Demo
cratic authority the people have been warned that they have
less to expect from any other Democrat who may be
chosen suppant the representative whose long experience
and extensive acquaintance should give him great advantage
any man. however capable No stronger argument
in favor Of the palpaby policy Of sending
Republican congress from this district need be adduced
than that advanced by the rival Democratic candidates and
their respective supporters the old Democrat has done
nothing IN behalf Of the people, and the will
do less It is manfesty the part Of wisdom try Repub
can who do than the Democrats put together
Louisiana has probably greater comparative interest than
any other state OF the Union in the maintenance Of the Re
publican principles Of protective tariff and internal improve
applied tie administration Of the national govern
ment and congressional district the state more con
cerned il this regard than the sixth district H the people
desire continuance and extension OF the liberal need of
protection accorded their cotton sugar and lumber
industries and OF national aid the construction and
OF evees and Of naygabe streams they
ought in all and fairness send Republican
rather than Democrat to congress to advocate and support
these essentially Republican and policies It
urged IN championship and defense OF Democratc
that he has not hestated break with his
party Washington and for these Republican,
because he rightly deemed them vital to very
of the industries Of his district It manifest that
Republican needed congress pro
material interests therefore, Republicans not Demo
Gratis, should be commissioned to cast these votes.
The call OF this committee for primary election adj
dressed fall who desire the triumph of the principles of
the Republican party and invite all such citizens to
supporting and voting for John Deblieux Of her
vile represent this district in the congress Fac
ona lines should deter any Republican from according
hearty allegiance the candidate who stands for the Repu
can party and its principles should party lines
deratons Of local political expeiency prevent any
patriotic citizen whatever his former political affiliations from
lending his influence and vote towards the election Of that
candidate whose presence and congress promise the
greatest need of benefit to the people,
The people of the sixth congressional district do
better thing for themselves the state and the country than
to give John Debleux commission represent them at
where he may be depended to hold up the
hands Of President Roosevelt and the Republican admnstr
carrying the enterprises principles and policies
that adding materially the nations greatness and
prosperity and to the preservation of popular rights prv
leges from unjust encroachment and discrimination.
E. ". ROBINSON
!, J. BARROW, Vice President, Acting President
Secretary.
oLD-TIMERs sHELvED the Democratic father Of the house.