Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-03
TIIB LOUISIANlA.y.
Saturday, September 3, 1870.

ile second one on the radical ticket is NJ.
John w. Huu,akcr, candidate for Parish
Judge.
Beng the brother Of his brother, styled as
Homo bic, certainly fulI-bloodcd Radical
moreover an attorney .at.Iaw, Mr.. John Hun.
sskcr Junior deserves all due suecoS. and
happiness. When lie becomes our Judge.
ha" will be as just as God and Pence prevail
over the entire world. No more suits, no
more brggars, no more shcriH~ and ropes.
a, we have formerly seen in the 81. lanes
S"'iarI that NJ. j. Hunsaker used to be a
CAPTAIN, we say cmphatically: SO much
tn" '%"'tc'!' Hrs"abH lege C, stnd;o.
Tn tlli'd one, NJ. Adol he T'urcand, a
ro'o'cd man. aspires to become again a
legislator. He had the n~nlnpp;ncss to be u
'"c"bcr of the last Legislature, and he
Knows pc'f cly the rooms O. the Mechanics
ln>t,t"tc,-a Temple Born in St. James,
ted in st. James, educated in St. James,
lie i rot y carpet. baggger. Although he Is u
c'l'tan in the militia, he may nevertheless
be u respectable officer in New. Orleans. The
Fact is that he is not an orator like NJ. O
=. Hun>aker and John W IIun.aker, but
he is still young, racy. ambitio and he
k'"w- how to pen properly and clcauly.
The fourth one is Uncle Riley.
NJ. Riley s-pposcs, without enormous
p~'c,~"t'on, that lie may ably fuluil ,le fupc.
'ious Of a Legislator.
And his Legitimate titles and mcrits ?---.
Tie is q Radical aud u politician.
lie is an orator.
He is a black man.
lie is a Coroner.
lie belongs to the Board Of Education.
lie is a Syndic.
Is he not a Major?
What else not?
Ills capaci'y-a God-gih!-is beyond
every doubt.
BON in Louisiana, he is not able. if it
would save his soul, to read and writ, havin"
never studied in a book. and his pen formerly
having been a drivers whip. Mais, as
Frcnclmen say, r"v ne Jau riea.
Therefore, when Uncle Riley will be our
Legislator, he Will c%c'tain', belong 10 the
Federal Relations Committee. Grant will
spell his writing.
The fifth and last, our future Coroner. is
another color'd man, NJ. JOHN Hcdcpatl,.
Nj. Hedgpath, who, rs some say, has been
a Democrat, is but a Captain.
Who is not a Captain? The last ferry
man is captain in his skiff and out Of his
Our America being a Republic and
country. possesses more lite and
tl''n old E"g'and's kingdom.
After all, to pick up dead corpscs it is not
nac"ssary to be a learned man or a General.
Now. gentlemen Of St. James, both white
and colorcd, you know tho names Of those
who pretend to be our Senators, Legislator.
Judges. Coroners and rulers. Gloria IN e..
1t they suit you. as we sincerely hope.
give three laundering cheers for those illus.
'vious candidates.
But rely on yonrscIvcs,-o on yourselves
'nly,-to make your bread and butter.
P. Sly Jupiter! We have forgotten
me of the best, the one who hangs, the
NJ. j. G. Oliver. But au iecoir. NJ.
A SameE pro,Aain!
- In a certain place, not very far from
ere. a candidate for Sheriff, said to the peo
'le assembled !: Il will be elected in spite Of
Not "a spite Of He'll, sir, but with the
.elp Of He'll.
If that candidate, instead Of being an
.ssnoramus, was acquainted with history, We
would cite Marigay and Montfucon.
We understand that captain Grea,iouse will
a candidate for Congress, and will run in