The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-29
I Own one between Us.
O, Have you cOurts9

A. Ihave q fine assortment, war.
ranted to run az ordered-well pro.
vidpd with judges, Supreme, Superior
and Enthusiastically the latter.
Q. Have you good stock of law
officers and advisors
A. Am in full supply-in fact more
than l need. / have attorneys in gen.
eral and pro tenn, and assistants in
particular-especially the particular
kiud-ready to eat any toad that Of
fers or hunt down any citizen who re-
sists my usurping rule.
Q. Have you an army and navy?
A. have my Pretorian guard,
known as tho Metropolitan Police,
and several regiments Of colored
troops, and a young navy, consisting
Of the tin. clad gunGoat Rebel Skunk
Q. Ia it lawful for you to keep such
an army and navy in time Of peacei
A. It is not lawful, but useful and
needfal, which is better.
q. Why is such q force either use.
full Or needfnl1
A. Without it l could not enforce
obedience to ny usurped power--nor
compel the payment of my forced con-
tlibutions.
| Q. Is your army and navy sufficient
ly strong to accomplish these objects
A. They are not; but the people
know that if they resist my mercen-
aries, or Get them at defiance, as they
did in the parish of St. Martin, my
political master will send his cohorts
to protect them.
9. Will the governors of the other
provinces have armiess
A. A provincial army was to have
been organized in New York, and one
would have been created by Gov.
Sutler, could he have been made a
de tacto Governor of Massachusetts
by tue new patent iuterlocutory pro.
cess.
SECTION 2-0f Peoples.
Question. What are the peoplei
Answer. The Inhabitants of Louis.
lana.
Q. What are thcy7
A. Mere beasts of burden.
Q. What are they good for3
A. To labor and earn money, and
pay it over to the tax .gatherers for
the benefit Of the "trooly loiI."
Q. Have the people Of Louisiana
no political rights'
A. None that carpet baggers con-
slider themselves bound to respect.
Q. Does not the constitution guar.
antee to them certain rights and priv
ileges
A. These guarantees are only in.
tended for those who are loyal and
faithful to my creator.
P. Have the people of Louisiana
no votes in tue election of their pub.
lie rulersi
A. None worth counting against
our cross-mark afl1davits.
Have they no voicef
A. None that We cannot stiae or
suborn.
9. Have they no feelings I
A. None that we care for.
Q. Have they no money?
"A. None that We will not have be.
fore we are through with them.
@. Have they no property9
A. Some Of them have little left,
but We will soon deprive them of it.
Q. Do the people give up their
property, in the form of taxes, cheer
fully!
A. No; but We say go in our pray
era to Williams.
@. Who is Williams!
A. He is my creators right bower
aud the ignorer Of the peoples rights.
9. In what way does he ignore the
rights of the people
A. BY sending them word that
Grants mind is made up; that they
need not come to Washington to even
try to change it.; and that the best
thing they can do is to 60 to work,
make money for their rulers and let
politics alone.
Q. How do the people receive this
from Williams!
A. Not kindly. They attribute it
to gross misrepresentation or q wan
ton disregard Of their rights. They
scout the latter clause entirely.