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Han, C, J, Boatner They- do not want to be similarly sit- Boatner's experience and ability Boatner and Victory. STATE NEWS. Tennyson is deadiVs v Mtoeknalusbe-The` fl 1erdeis ai THE BANNER-DEMOCRAT, a living influence. *slait . its uated again, nor see their little all alone, is best adapted to successfully coming uneasy about the evident Col. Boatner is to open his campaign Ex-ieaternaht Governor Jefriee purity. its exg•qule gtarapt; !oeee swept away by the destrnettireflood. secure. Party obligations are cer- it the lovelIst for~t of esq: that apathy of the angroes towards their PUBA8HIIEL) EVERY 8ATITRDAY AT after the adjourunment of the district gave it sn his thorough convitinde a court on the 22d. He expects to make has bloomed ia ou tnort~ yae,nhuparty in this campaign.- LAKE PROVIDENCE. LA. Republican leaders may preach party tainly entitled to a second place only few days ago at Shreveport that New Ifealty with persuasive eloquence, in such a situation. If party lead- a lively canvass of the district and ,I Power's the Ie*Ral:# a e Col- The marketed crop of cotton for the willing to participate in joint debate York, Indiana and Wisconsin Wrild faQte derived but their preaching will be all in ers can afford to lose sight of party lector fattened 'upon first six weeks is 575,000 bales less with his opponents for congresesional go Democratic in November next. from colored ex--ioan solders wishes D. Ii. MORGAN. Editor. vain. Self preservation is the first interests in their fight for place and honors. The sway back Democracy them to vacate hisofioee.when they call. than was marketed for the first six .lAWJ.1F Jim Wilkinson has concluded to N. TURNER, law of nature, despite politics or per- power, the humble followers can of North Louisiana is rallying to the Ex-Union soldiers, rally and see that weeks in 1891. Publeoher support of Boatuer and that brilliant run independent in the First district and Proprietor. sonal prefepnce, and this the black surely 4entvre to vote for the most Powers vacate that office himselft- Lousianian bids fair to achieve the against General Meyer for Congress. Ferret. Commissioner aamn's refriger- man knows and feels. Who can best efficient man to protect their best most notable victory ever won in the Of course he depends largely on Re- The Repubheans are panic Stricken.. ating speculation in company with accomplish and perpetuate this safe- interests in the question of home, Fifth district of this State.-States. QUI••CRIPTION : 00 PER YEAR. publican votes to make a decent Their best te are leasing them like ex-eonvict Miller, is hiving a decid- $2 ty? We answer, Hon. C. J. Boat- and bread, and meat. His Proper Place. showing. rats deserting a ainking ship, while edly cooling effect upon President ner. What he has already done in overy indication points to the most Harrison's prospects for re-election, sufficient The States says that Judge Matth- overwhelming triumph the Democrat- Saturdar, - October. 22, 1892 the Halls of Congress is a The unanimous nomination of Judge Gunby did more than any other man in North Louisiana to pave ew Bohart, of Clark county, Indiana, ic party has ever experienced.-Baton according to Cardinal Beemis' state- guarantee for what he will accom- Hon. J. B. Donnally by the Fifth Rouge Advocate. the way for the Third party, and yet is the latest prominent Republican to ment of the Hotel Richelien in Chi- plish in the future to protect us from Congressional District Republicans he claims to be running for Congress proclaim his intention to support We heard a number of white dele- cago. overflow and perpetuate that pro- Wedinesday, was an act of wisdom as a Simon pure Democrat and as the gales to the Republican District Con- OURICIrTOCE FO"t ONGIRESS. tection. and strength.-New Orleans Repub- original and only representative of Cleveland and Stevenson at the No- ventiounstate that this was their last There were over 80,000 people in lican. white supremacy. The Judge's This is the first year that the Gov- vember election. trip to Republican conventions. It attendance at the Democratic bar- There were exactly nine negroes !,roper place is in the Third party.- was rather tough to see Patty with a ernment has freely inaugarated the Guardian Journal. The Republican Committee Con- becue at Quincy, Illinois last week. in the nominating assemblage at 6Cct hand-bag containing a revolver expenditure of money on levees for vention held at Delta on the 12th and a lot of Warmoth's blank promises The largest gathering ever known in Han, C,J, Boatner, Delta doing it on that day, and Postmaster General Wanamaker the protection of the inhabitants inst., makes a regularly irregular for places trying to bluff on one hand that country. Four stands were all Federal pap has issued an order modifying the and buy on the other.-Morgan City Of Ouachila. from the floods in the Mississippi they were nearly display in the last issue of the New erected for the speakers. Hon. W. feeders, by the grace and good will of postal regulations and directing that Commonwealth. river, the highway of the Nation. hereafter the mails must beemade up Orleans Republican. It was a sort N. Springer, Senator Boger Q. = , 2 BrerDonnally, et als., of the War- of "go as you please" affair. Another prominent Republican has Prominent among the promoters of and dispatched on holidays as on come into the Democratic ranks and Hon. E. A. Stevenson, Gen. John moth persuasion. TOUR IN THE FIELD. this just, much needed and deserving other days. -Picayune. Mr. Boatner was put in nomina- taken a position under the banner of C. Black and ex-Congreesman Frank Democratic can- tarid reform. This time it is Judge measure stands the The Farmersville Gazette speaks Wan. is anxious that there should tion by a Foster Democrat, Foster Lawler took active parts in the pro- The Survival of the Fittest. didate in the Fifth district, Mr. Re. Jacob D. Cox, who, at one time, was very highly of a recent speech made be no delay in forwarding the Democrats seconded the motion and the Governor of Ohio, and is,still one ceedings. Henry George, the single Boatner. He labored early and late, documents. The political situation in the Fifth by Judge Gunby in that place, publican camrpaign Hulse of Claiborne, an eloquent of the most influential men in the Buck- tax orator, will deliver several both in Congress and before the eye State. baying been one of the in Chicago. Congressional district to-day is in a which the editor did not hear, clos- Major W. B. Dickey, for some young Foster Democrat, moved to speeches for Cleveland Commission until his work was ao- make the nomination unanimous. ablest leaders of the Republican party. great a decidedly anomalous condition. ing as follows: years past United States consul at -States. Democrady is looming up with complished satisfactorily. shape in Illnois. There are no rules or precedents Judge Gunby's talk was well re- Baracoa, Cuba, is in the city on a The political nondescripts in the Now what remains to be done is Why do we hear from friends of Mr. whereby we can be enabled to size ceived, and he gained many friends visit to old friends.-Picayune. Fifth district are talking about tak- Webb, and also friends of Judge the perpetuation of this protection, ,up satisfactorily the present phase and supporters in our parish. We The genial Major ran in the ing down Webb and umting on Gun- Gunby, that we are to have a fair elec- Weaver's Reply. not only for the property holders but regret that our inability to be pres- tion and an honest count? Are they of the Congressional contest. Carroll range during reconstruction by. The Bastrop Appeal is more for those who rent lands, work on ent prevent's our giving a detailed more in accord with theFoster return- When men, poor men, despoiled of Four candidates in the field. Mr. days, and was tolerable fast at than anxious to have it done. Any- ing ofilcers than Mr. Bostner? their property by Weaver's Hessians shares, or receive daily or monthly summary of his excellent speech. " Webb of the Third party; Mr. Gun- that. thing to beat Boatner is McMeans' "Forewarned is forearmed. Let and cutthroats in Teasessee, called for wages; all, every one, grown men, Political guess work is becoming the Boatuer supporters lookout, for so voochers, Weaver replied : by, and Ocalite Democrat, by many motto. women and little ones are dependent too frequent to be of any force or The Republicans of Louisiana much talk of fair count is not alwa)s "I don't, give rebels in the South classed as a bolter; Mr. Donnally, The Republicans seem to be run- vouchere. I . would rather furnish upon protection from overflow for effect others than mirth provoking. will not really and fully harmonize to be construed as correct.-Beacon the Republican nominee of a few until after the day of election, when ning their campaign in this district News. rope to hang every d--m one of subsistence and hoite comforts. them." ottice-holdiug negroes at Delta on they will find themselves all in the at long distant range. It is possible Judging of Mr. Boatner's future "In the Fifth, the race will be Gov. Foster says that the nominee When Weaver, the brazen political the 12th iust., and Mr. Boatner, the the most interesting of all the dis- same soup.- Picayune.
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