Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-06-03
SANDERS MADE SENSATIONAL
ATTACK ON HALL, EWING, MAYOR
BEHRMAN AND LIQUOR INTERESTS
I'll Stand for the State Running the Saloon, But
Ill Not Stand for the Saloons Running
the State" Said Former Governor.

ed the interest any political leader faction party former Cover
nor Y Sanders threw himself into the climax of his campaign
defeat the administration for constitutional convention
Contrary to general expectation that the waose of Louisiana
politics would make his formal debut into the ranks the Pohbon
he conented himself this point by merely denounng the played
in politics the New Orleans saloons and denouncns the inhibition
AGAINST the whisky question ncaed the proposed call for the
situtiona convention.
Whkey the sacred bird Louisiana politics he said
tcaIy; 1t not be touched.
willing let the state run the saloons but by the eternal
Gods have never been willing let the saloons the
With all the articles of the seasoned stump speaker the studied elo-
oence of trained the of strong and the fund
of ready information naturally BELONGING who has been in the
DAME he tore through the records the present administration review
records administrations compared them all and drew his
conclusions present administration had failed make good
failed its Platforms practically bankupted the state and
plans to present grand final political drama by handcappn the
next administration with constitution devised by free lance cons
ona convention which will CONTROL and the work Of which does
not propose submit the people for ratification rejection
The ex-governor had his flag hosted high his artillery
mounted and umbered for action and his history assertion
and figure ammunition plenty
He brandhed the telegram which he stated that he had
cved from official Washington obddn him tomake the speech
as he had announced he would He then showed the spectators
as announced.
rented this hail. paid myself announced that would speak
here tonight he said pledged to the support candidate
for any Office whatsoever
in no terms relating that agreements between
these men had been reached corneed conference the Louisiana
restaurant in New Orleans
The sawm labor episode the Sundbey bill received full quota
attention With reference to his attitude toward the sugar e
Mr. Sanders said that had the interests the Louisiana
acuusts heart more than me- and that ne would not
measure directed to their benefit
The theatre packed its utmost capacity with something like
1900 people among whom the majority of the general assembly
men,
His speech in full is as follows
This is not meeting called the ing this speech 1t high hand
interest of any individual ad ed outrageous affair." and would
vance candidate have dace the politics of
for office any political faction construction days Last Saturday
or of any party This meeting approached New Orleans
called by myself my views and told that had better sick
the problems economic and poll at home when the time for
tea; confronting this general making this speech
assembly asked for and They going
my presence in Baton Rouge has told me-
gwen rise to so much DISCUSSION And Sunday representative of
that deem night and proper the treasury department
hire hall and state publicly where office and told could not
that there be no make speech and hold nv posi-
misunderstanding 1t has been ton
said here urrepitouSy Todav am in oont ne +oo
Ill he Interest e 1n0'o gram from Washington telling me
Sugar This statement not 10 make h nooch +on;sb+
opuy pdueu do do "o' and political activities
then said that here represent This continuation can +oko tho
Ing aeo interests al nefe III office hold in the customs
Da'oh Nouse ho a io' no house and the $4,000 year
attorney special inter for bnt nv tho Ftorno Code
est OUT dill mere Ill Daon Nose can't take manhood They can't
10 10 what Call Ill ns n way deprive of my independence.
prevent the contamination of that And when tho
which regard harmful and de- meon know all aho, tho fac,e
SuucuVe 10 ue oeS Interests this unhoy alliance and scheme in
Louisiana and the political liberties state noit don't hnk tbey will
of her people. AS citizen have atempt to remove mo !
right be here and have fright exnect IN at al times take
express my views upo 'e eco lively public affairs and
omc questions presented to EXPRESS myself IN mhc oes
ts legislature anu a' tight pro- TONS This consider that owe
pose 10 exercise ho aei WHAT to the and the people who
force OF FORCES are oheu Ill oil have frequently honored
a11emp 70 prevent Lie fo Speak am opposed this general
ing. Isemby Dassino anv hill which has
In order that we may reach for its object the calling con-
mutual understanding and in order sutona convention The
prevent my appearance here to- paen three four years
night from being msconued and pitched the successful candidate
here and for governor upon two great
you my feowczens that shadowing issues and these is
pledged candidate for points stressed
the apprQSchinp