New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-08-26

received one Of the grandest ova-
ever given him since he has been
ged Gov. Sanders with not carry
with telling effect and PROFOUND
find hard to answer.
s SPEECH.
q voice from the audience.
"The game wardens that s who
replied Aswell.
"Some Of you gentlemen in thi.
opera heuse who were in the con
'venton some years ago will re
member that it was Johnny Nj
chel who opposed John Fitzpst
rick for governor" said DR.. As
well. "He declared on that occa-
sion that no city ward boss could
ever be governor Of the State
Well my friends, what was true
then is true now. and I'll tell ysu
that Boss John Michel will never
be governor Of this State"
Taking up Hall the speaker went
THROUGH the Goo-GOo candidates
record like a shot.
"Show me a single thing in this
mans record that indicates that
he is sincere in anything he ever
did in his life" said DR.. Aswell.
"Hall says that I'm in the race
to defeat him. I have heard it
here on the streets that there is a
connection between my friends and
Michel's friends, " said he. "Now
let me tell you that the only con-
nection | know between my friends
and Michel's friends is that they
are all Democrats. The only con-
nection l know between myself
and Michel is that / am going to
do all / can, and with every en-
erqy I can command, to defeat Nj
chel, and l am doing that because
he represents a ring"
The primary got some attention
from the speaker. He said that
no man can be nominated any 9TH
er way than by the people. If a
man is to be nominated the way
that these two men are nominated
they are going back to the old
convention plan. The methods by
which both Michel and Hall were
violate the primary
law.
Hall q Converted Ringster.
81 always knew that Judge Hall,
who poses as the reformer of Lou
isiana. is a ringster. I knew that
he had been nominated and elected
by the machine" declared the peo-
pies candidate. warming up to
Halls insincerity. "But I did
not have the proofs until I got it
from my friend B. F. Thompson
of Alexandria. / then charged at
Doyline that Hall had solicited
and had received the support Of
the machine, and I charged him
with it time and time again. And
I would still be charging it if he
had not denied writing that letter
TO Henry Berstein. He denied it
at Bunkie, and he denied it in I'M
m;stakable terms. Everybody in
the State knew he denied it. Here
are his words. And on Sunday
aorning the proofs were published
in the New Orleans papers. Here
It is. He says: ga letter from
you to the game wardens and the
registrars would do good
Hall Can't Fight Sandersim.
II charge that Judge Hall has
made it impossible for any man to
hink of him as anything but In
incere. He is in no condition to
light Sanderism. He is in no con-
lition to fight anybody. He is
lnythine but a reformer out for
eform.'
DR.. Aswell drifted from enc
ubject to another.
"They say I am q school teach
r." he said. "Well Woodrow
Wilson was a school teacher. So
7as Robert E. Lee and Stonewall
acks0n.
"They say that I talk too much
nd that the children and the
1omen are with me. I am proud |
{ it. l love the children and l |
ant them all to support me. Now
It me tell you this about the wo-
always on the side
I righteousness. Who was il that
d the great educational fight in
lis parish but the Mothers
lub?"
PxEcn.
I'm 90 far as sugar is concerned
"a will recall that the Sully Mar
| letter came to the Governor to
ford him an avenue to relieve
mself from the effects of his Rus
a speech. Now. as we know, the
,vernor recanted@ and stated
at he favored tariff on sugar.
For an entire month succeed
g the Ruston meeting the Cover
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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