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COLLECTIONS MADE MONTHLY.
isA i I; KI >A Y. NOV. 2S. 1-91.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Samuel D. McEeeey,
OF OC AC HIT A PARISH.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To
The
I hereby submit myself as a Candidate tor
the office of '
CLERK OF COURT
of this Parish, at the .approach ins Primary]
CLERK OF COURT.
The Democratic Voters Of
Parish Of Lafourche.
Eleetion, and respectfully solicit your sup
■ort. 'Chas. J. Barker
SHERIFF.
Mr. Editor :—Please announce my name
as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of
the Parish of Lafourche, subject to the Dem
ocratic nomination. 1*. F. LORIO.
AMUSEMENTS.
Firemen's Hall
Richards & Pkingi e's Famous
Georgia Minstrels, Tuesday, Decem
ber 1st. 1891.
One night only.
Fisher's Cold Day Co., on Monday
December 21st, 1891.
what Will they do ?
Of the twenty-eight so-called dele
gate* appointed by that little coterie
of wouid-be political bosses, who had
to count people as "present but not
voting," in orjler to give them the ap
pearance of a quorum, four have al
r ady peremtorily declined to serve.
These four gentlemen tendered their
declination before the primary election
and gave good and sufficient reasons to
justify their action. They recognized
the fact that the right to choose repre
sentatives is vested under our system
of government with the people and
sharply rebuked the attempt of an ar
rogant minority of the Central Com
mittee to usurp the rights of the peo
ple.
Since the alleged appointment of
these so-called delegates, the Demo
cracy of Lafourche has spoken on the
g ubject and has most emphatically re
pudiated the revolutionary and uii
democratic action of the minority of
the committer. It lias asserted its
rights and prerogatives in no uncer
tain manuer aud it behooves every
true Democrat to hearkeu to the voice
of the people.
Hence, naturally arises the question
what will the remaining so-called de
legates do 1 The people Lavs pro
nounced against them by electing their
own delegates by an overwhelming
majority of the white votes of Lafour
che, and have formally revoked what_
over semblance of authority they might
have laid claim to under the pretended
appointment of the minority. The
sovereigns have declared that those
who had arrogated to themselves th e
authoiity to bestow rights and prero
gatives which belong to the Demo
cracy collectively, had acted without
Any authority whatever in the premi
ses, and their pretended appointment
RETURNS OF PRIMARY ELECTION
Official Count and Compilation of the votes cast at the White Democratic Primary
/ Election held in the Parish of Lafourche, on November 16th, 1891.
X
STATE OF LOITSIAXA,
Parish of Lafourche. $
Be it known that we, Silas T. Grisamore, James McAllister Bourg and Joseph Louis Aucoin. pursuant to the
power and authority vested in us by re>olut.on of the Democratic Parish C'eiural Committee of the Parish ot
Lafourche, adopted at a regular meeting of said committee, held on October 2-lth, 1891. and constituting us a spe
cial sub-committee of the said Democratic Parish Central Committee, with full power and authority to receive and,
canvass the returns of the primary election called for and held on November ltith, 1S91, for the election of 28
delegates to represent this Paii>h in the Democratic State Nominating Convention to be held on December ltith,
1891. and for other purposes, and to declare the result of said primary election, to sign and issue credentials to
the delegates elected, and to decide any contest or protest that may arise in said election, did meet on the lfitli day j
of Xo*'emlor, 1S91. in the T< wn of Tliiluulanx. pursuant to said resolution, to receive the returns of said election,]
and to canvass the votes, and dcc'ate the result, ami we did then on the said Kitti. and the 1711 1 day of November, !
1891, receive the said returns'fron. the various commissioners of election at ti e divers polls, and did canvass the
said returns ai.d the votes cast, and did find from said canvass, that the following named persons received at each |
polling place the number of voles set opposite their respective names, and the total number of votes throughout
the Parish set opposite their names in the column of "totals," as follows, t.o-wit :
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And the said John S. Seely, Oscar !
Angeltoz, Justilien Mire, Ernest Roger, |
Lovincy Rodrigue, B. A. Wortnald, \Y •
II. Ragan, Frank Christen. I. D. Moore,
Theogene Caillouet, J. McBonrg. J. L.
.
Aucoin, Illini um Lagarde, Dr. JoliL
Gazzo, Wallace Lefoit, J. Prudent
Bourg, Joseph T. LeBlanc, Philip Ro
hichaux, and Dr. Win F. llaraug, hav
ing received at the said primary elec
tion fifteen hundred and seventy-eight
votes each, the said L. A. Trosclair
fifteen hundred and seventy-six votes,
the said Allen Smith fifteen hundred
and seventy-seven votes, the said Clay
Knobloch fifteen hundred and seventy
seven votes, the said S. T. Grisamore
fifteen hundred and seventy-five votes
the said L. P Caillouet fifteen hundred
and seventy-two votes, the said Oscar
I.epiue fifteen hundred and seventy
seven votes, the said G. I). Barr os fif
teen hundred atm seventy-seven votes,
the said C. G. Davis, fifteen hundred
and seventy-five votes, and the said
Frank P. Parra fifteen hundred and
seventy-seven votes, and the said
above named twenty-eight persons be
jtig the only persons voted f >r as de
legates at the said primary .election. I
and they having received a majority of
the votes cast, we hereby foima'.ly de
clare the said above named twenty
eight persons, the duly accredited de
legates of the Patish of Lafourche to
the Democratic Nominating Conven
tion to he held at Baton Rouge La., on
December 16th 1891, and fourteen
hundred and sixtv-two votes having
conferred absolutely no power of re
presentation upou its unfortunate reci
pients. Nothing could be clearer than
this deduction—from the result of th**
primary election, he who caunot re td
this lesson from the hand-writing on j
the wall, must he wilfully blind. !
Will rhe remaining so-called dele-j
gates read the lesson aright and follow
the straight path it points out to j
every Democrat ? or will some of tht ui J
foolishly enwrap themselves in the ini- j
penetrable shroud of prejudice, fana- |
ticism, and political hatred, and refuse |
to see the liwht of oav n „,l to .......... '
to see the light of day and to follow the j
course of wisdom ? \Vi 11 they how ]
honorably to the will of the people aud j
patriotically lay whatever pride they |
ma.V have in the matter on the altar of,
true Democracy? or will they, al. j
though discredited at home, venture I
abroad in the mad attempt to repre-:
sent the people against the people's j
^ j
These are momentous but pertinent
questions and the sooner they are an. j
swered by those to whom they are pro j
pounded the better for their loyalty |
and fealty to the Democracy. These I
gentlemen cannot afford to lend them- i
selves to any scheme which tends to
d'srnpt the Democratic party and to j
! been cast for the
| none against the
'Unit Rule," and
I
And the said Joseph M. Lefort. hav*
Unit Rule," we do
hereby declare the "Unit Rule" adopt
ed and that the fourteen votes of La
fourche must he cast as a "Unit" on
all questions coming up before the
said Convention, the majority of the
delegates present controlling, and
twelve hundred aud fifty-live votes
having been east "Against Proxies,"
;tnd none in favor of proxies, we do
hereby declare that the mle "Against
Proxies" has been adopted, and that
the delegates herein declared elected
shall have no right to give their prox
ies to any one to represent them in
said Convention.
lug received one hundred and ninety*
nine votes for member of the Demo
eiatic Parish Central Committee, from
the Third Ward, to fill the vacancy oc
casioned by the removal from the Par
ish of J. D. Babin, and there being no
other person voted for in said Ward
for said position ; and the said Joseph
0. Toups, having received one liun
d ed and eighty-nine votes for mem
ber of the Democratic Parish Central
Committee, from the Fourth Ward, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the re
moval from the Paiisli of Thomas Le
Blanc, and there oeing no other per
son voted for in said Ward, for said
position ; and the said William C.
Lorraine, haring received one, hun
dred and ten votes for member of the
Democratic Parish Central Committee
from the Tenth Ward to fill the va
subvert White supremacy. They may
be ever so opposed to the adoption
ofthe revenue amendment, and pre
pared to go to great lengths to accom
plish its defeat ; but it they are Demo
j erats, as they have hitherto been, they
! must recognize, and bow to the w 11
of the people, and let their private
opinions give way before the opinion
j of the majority. It may be hard to
J make the sacrifice; wounded pride
may revolt against it : but duty | >• > i i * - m
the way and honor beckons on
| Let no honorable man (imitate h, ob.-v
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the summons,
The Times-Democrat of New ();•
leans in its issue of the 24th inst, aniui
adverting upon the methods resorted
to by some of the sugar planters of
St. James at the pr^im vries held in that!
parish last Sunday, saiu thinn-s which
n
apply not. only to 8f. James, but to
other parishes in the sugar belt. Said
the T. D :
"The result of that great victory (in
St. James) must also he understood as
a vigorous rebuke of the methods used
by some few large planters who sought
to control their white laborers by
threats of discharging them if the lat
ter should vote the McEuery ticket
j fancy oecasionea by the death of Theo
the Palish of Lafourche, for their res- i
. , .
pective wards, that is to say, the said j
pliile Dncos, and there being no other
person voted for in said Ward for said
position ; and the said Sylvaiu C.
Bourgeois having received six votes
for member of the Democratic Parish
( er.tral Committee, from the eight
Ward to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the removal from the Parish of
Jules B. Falgout, and there being no
other person voted for in that Ward
for said position ; avc, therefore, do
hereby declare the said Joseph M. Le
fort, Joseph 0. Toups, William C,
Lorraine, and Sylvaiu C. Bourgeois
duly elected members of the Demo
crntic Parish Central Committee o r
Joseph M. Lefort. for the Third Ward*
the said Joseph O. loops, for the
Fontth Ward, the said William C
Lorraine, far the Tenth Ward, and the
said Sylvaiu C. Bourgeois, for the
Eighth Ward.
And we do hereby certify that the
voters who cast their ballots at said
primary election, expressed their
choice for Samuel I). McEnary, for
Governor, by a formal declaration en
dorsed on toeir ballots.
\\ it;ies> our hand, at Thibodnnx
Pnish and State aforesaid, this 17 1 li
day of November, A. I)., 1891.
S. T. Grisamore, Chairman,
J. L. Aucoin,
J. M. Bourg.
Sub-Committee of the Democratic
Central Committee. Parish of Lafour
che.
At the pie.tent time, g a ring the grind
ing season, which lasts about two
months and a half, quite a number ot
white me >, such as engineers, sugar
makers, sugar boilers, and sugar clari
fiers. are employed in the spgar houses
at very remunerative wages, and it was
upon that class of in n that the ex
periment of employing intimidation
was resorted to by some few zealous
Anti-Lottery planters.
The results are strongly indicative of
a dismal lai'ure. The experiment
u
?? ! h ® , ® il8 *; 1 Ter - v , '! ,zaV . doU! ? to , 'l'«
be 'V '" tl ' ,est « f thoSb wl *» »*v»ked it,
and it may be verv dangerous to
Democratic harmony and to Democra
tic success. And in this connection, a
fact of very strange significance, that
the same mode of ltersiiaximi l/'/IV HPl'PI*
the same mode of persuasion teas never
used hi/ planters on tlieir colored labor-\
ers , even at a time when the rote of the
aetjro in the sugar producing parishes'
amnted rer !l against Democratic \
success and t elate supremaeg.
One thing, however, is very certu
and that is that the white iaboici
not yet ready tosubmit to such control,
ratio
and that he re'*uked the experiment:
with admiiabU- coolness and with pa-*
triotic dignity. Such scenes are not
pleasant to recount, they are not like
ly to recur, aud they could result ouly 1
from the fierceness of political differ
ences which border on fanatical freuzv,
soon to he most regretted by its most
willing victims."
"' ' 7." " ' 7, " **" ",7
e 8een 1 ,:lt ' Ie ^ ( l,, ' :l * honorable
men, and reputable citizens, whose
integrity can be questioned by no one,
not even by the most prejudiced Adam
site.
Elsewhere we publish the list of the
Commissioners of election who acted
on Monday November 16th, at the va
rious polling places, in this parish.
The Adamsitcs failed to name the two
commissioners tit each poll to which
they were entitled, under the resolu.
tion of the Central Committee ; al
though they had •"watches" at most of
the polls, for the purpose, it is said, of
comparing t lie lists of voters afterwards
to see if there had been any double
voting or "repeating.'
From the list ot the commissioners
who served at the polls, it will at once
If any one should be malicious
enough to charge fraud or malprac
tice in last Monday's election, let him
come forth and name the box where
such mu!practice took place, or else
let him hold his peace. Indulgence in
glittering generalities avails not when
evil-toiiguec. individuals would cast
reflection on honorable citizens and
fellow Democrats ; they must assume
the responsibility of particularizing, or
else stand self-convicted as base de
tainers ot honest men's characters.
Let the accuses stand forth in the
broad light of day, and meet face to
face those w hose fame they would st.il*
in the dat k.
Messrs. Knooloch Moore have
been in the city this week, attending
to professional business.
TAR. PLACIDK HEBERT, AT HOTEL U.
\J Toulouse, Lafourche Crossing, La., takes
charge of all curable and Tisible diseases.
You ean find him for consultation at Tou
louse's Hotel, Lafourebe Crossing.
Cures the following diseases: Dyspepsia,
Kidney affect ions. I (ropsy. Pneumonia, fever*
of all kinds. Paralysis. Nervousness, gravel
heart diseas -s, Rheumatism all private
diseases, Ac.
Proves to the public the causes and source*
of all diseases.
Gi^arautees cure or no pay except in doubt
ful eases
When guarantees are required, the patient
may deposit money exacted for cure in the
hands of Mr. Toulouse who will return the
same if cure is not affected.
Come and be convinced.
Without any information given, Dr. Hebert
at once locates the disease, makes hi- own
diagnosis of the case, and treats it accord
ingly :
All his medeeines are pure and harmless.
To prove this when required, he will takes
dose of each at the same time, take thereafter
a cold or warm hath, followed bv a heart*
meal. * J
Those unable to come for consultation, can
write, and the Doetoor will call on them.
NOTICE.
THE nONAI.DSONVILLE LUMBER YARD
1 solicits the orders of Planters Merc hants
and others fqrOYPKKSS LUMBER.
i , ■'IVui?n rt l v i! l'. f white caster
J-J MBEK AND SHINGLE CO., limited of
j ' v ,!,'L 1 Li7'.L 1r ' a " LT' placed in Donaid
Sonyilie for the convenience of its patrons
We expect to carry in stock a full line of our
lumber and slun«les, and request a call from
all who need lumber.
Red Cypress lumber, such us fluorine, plain
or corrugated ceilin K . and wuinseoaViuj.
moulding, (lrop sidinir doors and sashes and
atl kinds of dimension lumber.
Address all eorniminieations Ac .to
Dnnaldfrouvillc Lumber Yard p. o. Box 189
a»ov. -*-.♦!. Donaidsonville, La.
NOTICE.
VILE OF FHRKIEK.
Notice is hereby Riven that we will in no
cordance with Ordinance No.-of the i'o
lico Jury of the Fa. ish of t.afoureh r, adopted
and approved at a s, of said l.ody Tebl
iso, J Yr:* ty W"' " f s, 'Dtcrnber^A.'te,
sell at public auction to the last and
blithest bidder, in front of the Court House
in the 1 own of Tliiboda—x, on
-A rt RDA\ , DECEMBER oth, XS 91
said ordin?;7; P 7o n —''rjriVited'in th in ^
cecdinfjs ofthe 1'olice Jury.in the Thibo'
\t X tb! tNT !r r ' f ' V" tf nth day of Oct IS;
At the same tipic and place and on the
same terms and Conditions, we wi the
Krry at Gossm's about _> miles beiow Th,^
f*. T. GRISAMORE.
OSCAR LEPINE SK ent of the Police Jury.
_..... Cha irman of the F inance Committee.
Lockport Public School FundAssociafioa
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d.^XIsdo"i5i/- ,,re " ler> Srt,,,ea ' et 'hnianrhe
Par orilre.
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