The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15

it, right UP TO the blessed people, nov
that Sanders has shown his hand Into
his more congenial tent" as the Item
put, it. the political vultures have
hockcd. If the people want the sort Of
government an alliance Of that sort will
produce. the people can have that sort
and OH them alone will rest the blame
for that sort
When a Sanders shoutcr i, called:
upon to explain wha, kind of good gov
eminent John Fitzpatrick's gang will
give Louisiana, the shouter seems to be
in the tlrocS OF something.
The alliance between Sanders ana the
New Orleans Bosses hit the country
parishes with duh tllud.
Ii the local Syndicate press will look
closely it will find a number of dark
brown spots on Mr. Sanders political
future
The Mndcn Democrat hits hard:
The irony OF it! Sanders friends
$4,000 Investment says paid shoutcrs
are not going to count in this campaign
The Times puts low but just estimate
on its influence with the voters
The Baton Rouge Truth shouts for
Sanders in this strain on Pujors flop:
AS long as the lamps hold out to burn
The vilcst sinner may return"
From the expressions and the tone Of
he later editions OF the Ibervlle South
VIC opinc its editor conceivcs that reform
is hell broke loose.
The country press and the New Or
leans Boss flop hans't yet mixed,
The intellect of the local Syndicate
press is i'll a most unhappy state. 1t is
too much disordercd to conceive facts
and not sufficiently disordered for Bed
lam.
We wonder what rebate Pujol got for
going over to Sanders
May be the seventeen Ward Bosses
declared for Sanders because Wilkinson
voted in Congress in 1887 to take the
Federal tax off of whskey.
Sixteen of the New Orleans Ward
Bosses went over to Sanders so fast that
they nearly left Vic Mauberret nailed to
the fence.
johnny De Breust is shifting mad They
left him an innocent bystander.
The New Orleans Items interview
with Hon. John Brewster is the first Of
fetal information from Brewster of his
refusal to be soothcd. Sanders ought to
now arrange for a flop of one
~
Sanders organ about Sanders on -ink-
ing fund, OH re 1ucing State taxes while
paying State debt, on the l,qncr traffic,
on cotton gambling, on horse rae. gam
bling, on beer key politics, or local
political rings, the organs aforesai be
gin to tell you that Wilkinson took the
sugar bounty i'll 1892, and vote While
i'll Congress i'll 1889 to take III" FEDERAL
lax off whiskey!
The Mansfield Enterprise very appro-
)riatcly remarks: "A clean campaign the |
Dickens! If Colonel Wilkinson AMI the
press don't show up the cor
ooration tricksters, how in the world are
he good people to distinguish an imp of
Satan from an upright patriot, when
hey meet them in the dark Turn on the |
lights, and let the voters see what they |
are doing. and they will make no mis-
AXE.
The St. Helena Echo thirstS for a
1raught from cup of peace. Here is
mother of those boozeless individuals.
The Lake Charles American pleads
for the continually performing politician
II proclaiming the doctrine that no one
should be elected to Office who hasn't
leld Office before. You did,'t say 50?
Well, what's this: What NJ Wi!kin-
on offers is made up of the vague gen
,ralities of an outsider. No doubt Mr.
Wilkinson would be good Governor,
'rce he got acquainted with the State;
tut why wait to educate Governor
When we have one already educated"
The truth with Our usually lucid and
lways interesting contemporary is that
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