St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-09-14
A Grand Success i'm Every
Respect, a Hearty
Reception.
Many Prominent Citizens
Of COVingtOn Attend
the Meeting.

the people, and leaves no doubt of
the high esteem in which he Is held
10y the people of this section.
MIR. Sanders was received at the
train by large delegation of Sill
dell citizens, the Slidell Brass Band,
and the following reception com
mittee:
Paul j. Gardere, chairman; j. D.
Parker. f. P. Quinlan, Il. Girsch,
Chas. v. Guzman, John f. Guz-
man. I. ]. Hand. ". HonY, Oscar
R. Brugier, j. Levy, E. Elmo Boil.
linger, Charles Mccullough, ].
Mexican. Leon Dubulsson, F. A.
Bourge OILS, J. Jennings, G. Decker,
Ell. e. Badon, William Talley, j.
j, Barr, 2. r. Outlaw, B. Hough-
ton, Sr., B. Houghton, Jr., L. Ba-
don, e. Moullers. e. Hickman, Ed.
Aause, F. Roach, F. B. Richard
son, j. T. Liddle, G. NJ. Wall,
Charles Schneider, r. f. Buckley,
NJ. Buckley, Charles Inerarity. P.
w. Schneider, Henry Schneider, j.
r. Schneider. Sam Sollberger, j.
P. SolIberger, j. D. Anderson,
George Moore. III. w. Rousseau,
Edward Shinnie, H. H. Mayfeld,
Charles Shannon, Sam Levy, w.
Wrist, Fogg d. Yates, 7. Richard.
r. Jones, Frank Mcmahon, John
McNRhoD, W. Mccoy, E. B. Per-
rilloux, Joe Perrilloux, ]. r. Dun
ham, William Peeler, AIcide Du-
buisson, Il. Dubuisson, John D.
Talley, S. Dubuisson, Winfield
becker. James NJ. Currie, Newton
Roach, Charles Nelson, Houston
Jack, Paul Cassell, Ben Buckley.
The meeting was called to order
at 8 O'Clock. in Redmen's Hall,
by Hoa. E. Perilloux, member Of
the State Central Committee from
St. Tammany parish. Mr.. Peril
loux, after expressing his satisfac-
ton ut the magnitude of the as
eemblage. called Judge F. 2. Quin-
Ian to the chair, and MIR. N. g.
| Newman was made Secretary. Al
ter a short address, Judge Quinlan
Introduced Hon. F. A. Bourgeois.
Mayor of Slidel, who in hls remarks
pledged the support of himself and
the people of Slldell to MIR. San
ders, aud was enthusiastic aud con-
fident.
Hon. E. E. Bollinger was then
called upon to introduce Mr. San
ders, which he did in an eloquent
and effective speech Of about ter
minutes duration, which was hap
| pily received by the appreciatlvt
audience. Mr. Bollinger is an elo'
onent and forceful speaker.
The appearance Of Mr.. Sanders
was the signal for prolonged ane
hearty applause, and after quie
was restored, Mr.. Sanders proceed
ed with his address,, speaking 10
something over an hour. He wa
frequently interrupted by applause
, afr. Sanders appreciation OF th
warmth OF his reception and ID
unanilnity of the sentiment IN III
favor was evident. and he spoke q
} his best.
Hon. Duncan S. Kemp, who is
candidate for Senator from I'd
Nineteenth Senatorial District
smoke al length in his own behai
aud made an excellent impression
Hon. Jos. B. Lancaster on
r lDiasrict Attorney, spoke in the il
y terest OF Mr.. Sanders and wa
L loudly applaude1.
= During the intervals in the spear
= ing the people were entertained .
q the slidell Brass Band.
d r,herc were about 500 Peep
in the Hall.
On the platform were; F.
'f Bourgeois, Sheriff 7 y. Brevs'e
Lewis {. Morgan, District Atoms
, Joseph 5. Lancaster. Of Gown
70 ton: j. E. Gnzmsn, =. :. Fer
Of loux, e. &. BO!linger. Paul ]. Ga
u dere, J. b. Parker, I. j. han
e b. Houtony ST.. Duncan 5. KEN
he JOS. D. Jennings, v. 2. Feeie
n \, Harry Giseh, ii. c. Newman 81
b. e. Schneider.
,, Other visitors OF prominen
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