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East BA1ox RorsE, La, Oct :, ISL.


Things here are much as they have been for
the past three wears. The relief We counted upon
from the sucsess OF the Wing party has been lost
to u, by the policy Of our accidental President.
and many of Us think inst the appropriation, had
better been withheld unless we are TO have war
with the I" outer bar5arisns.


Our Congressional District is composed OF about
ten parishes, and convention OF the dis,ris, ~as
called on the 4th inst, I. meet BY delegates irom
each parish, at Baton Rouge, but We failed in hav-
ing full meeting. the present being very busy
time with planters. and we adjourned uNti the
frs, Monday in January next, then to select &
Nhg candidate for Congress. Our mex; Election
takes place in July 1892 During the Convention
there were several speeches made severely cen.ur-
ing President Tyer, and laud4tory Of the great
Salesman of the West. Henri Clay.


The Na;chez (Miss.) Courier has already
hoisted the banner for Clay, and all the ;alk here
among Wings is, Clay for the mex, President, =
the resolutions passed a, orr Convention poin,
that wsy What think you of Hon. SAMUEL L.
SorrHARD OF New-Jersey, for Vice President
WIKI Clay l, become. Us TO be careful hereafter
who We have on our ticket for the Vice Presi-
dency, and dear bought experience has taugh; US
the importance Of having q man who viii be true
to his party and carry ou: their principles; we
intend 70 try hard to get Southard the ticket
with Clay-how viii hi. name please a; the North


The Loco-Fecos trying to get up cro'r
he - breaking uP Of ths Wing party a.
they are fond of believing Is the case. and they
will make desperate effort TO regain this State,
bu; il viii be failure heretofore ii must
fight our battles over again the sooner get
ready the better and with the name Of " Henry
Clay OF kentucky, the for the South and the
West and Eas: and the North, shall move
steadily on TO yictory.


There will re, according to the best Information
I can get. shor; crop ef Cotton throughout Lou
i.iana, Mississippi, and probably Ala. Drought,
followed BY heavy rains. ma. ruined the prospects
OF many planter Highland Cotton died when
only half grown, and the plant all over the country
Is smaller than | ever saw il before Since Cotton
commenced opening we have thus far had favora-
bic season Tor picking. have been more for
tuna,c than my neighbors and shall make larger
crop than last year