West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
THE STATE hGVr.EN MEN i
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ion, of Mr. Hayes hoirg row a
gond, or a. bad as eff c,ed Ivy he
grace of the National Returning
b. a'd, the question IN which l. uis
iauians naturally add e.s themselves
- whar tifec, that re- nlt will have
in determining the charac er o!
heir -tate Cover men, !?
IL the first place. We have 10 ask
ourselves whether Gen. Grant, L.
ne course of The few remaining
DAYS Of his term. can he i"dured to
interfere actively in behalf OF Mr..
Packa' j? A. party man, he Will
na-ura!!y regard the in,ere.t- o
the incoming pa amount over those
OF his own outcoing administration.
There is no particular reas Ii why.
for the enhancement If his 0wu
fame, he should make ha tie TO set
lie Il delicate question which ha-
been 80 long ii fruitful 500 c. OF en-
! harraS, meat to his own gpvernmea,
he probability is that he will
transmit tn, Ie-acy Of the Luui-i
ana outage TO his successor. If
Mr.. Hayes 'mes into the Fre>i-
!en!iai Office. he will d. 50 u de
circumstances Of peculiar d!-advan'
age and di credit. H. will be the
| ti.st President OF the United S ats
vino ever assumed tn" :e-ponl bill
We. Of that II q Office against the
Will Of the people expressed by il
mojori,y OF the votes actually cast,
| ,ui who had 40 better tile 70 III,
| pace than the rev ersal Of the POI,
u!ar verdict by Tie decree cf co;.-
tossed pirti-anl-m and more sns
pected honor. 1t WI the fore, be
LIST OF al incumbent upou Kim, u"
Il mere mItter o! policy, t.
,llay, 20 far as posSib e. the sfener-
al d scontent by rcSor'ing to Con-
c tiato y m"ans, aud propitiating the
tremendous opposition winch mus
inevr ably confront him through
| ever conce-si n when it vii
be in his power to make. lie will
he more Or less inlllenccd hy the
advice Of his Cabinet and the led
ers Of his party in Congress. Ii t.,
ood3y SriT -etnent is tte ma 81 Il
| dominant in the clun>als Of hi> par
y, and if the head, If h : admlnls-
uhtlon are 20 b. >e:ec cd rom tha
c!a S. we i;ave m ich TO Tear. Bu'
| Mr.. HAYES has alwa,S been regard
e.! a. a m ,derate mln, and it l.
aid is largely under II control 0
con- ervative> of the school of tN-
~eaAlo. -chuIz. If this be tue W,
Have much I, hope. Two power
II! AID conn CT g !, 1!e,ces wi IA
,n"e b. bro, Ght TO helv uron h m
:he Rrpublicah leaders III the Suuti
are disreputab G lot, there con
dgct is a siencl, in the not i S o
sood men, grow ing more aad mo.
ntolcrab e. Mr.. Hayes is ,erircr,
~ aware OF that TACT, but they vii
-ay to him: after all vuu owt
your election to u>. We spppl:eC
vou with The 'Hckinl vote, and bC
Tor our G urning "oa!d- you won!t
ave been badly beaten. We sac
rificeI ouc regulations for y,N
sake, and on cannot cunSi-!entl,
deny our election while yCu claiu
>oul own. If Louisiana went 70
HAYES and wheeler it certain J.,
went for Packard and Antoine
tay. more, i! yCu "banIon Us yo,
give up the last pank wn ch
Repub!icln has 10 stand upon Y ~
nave been fo, ccd by the eX g ucir
Of your ct-e 0 udvarc, the mos
nlt:a Stale rights doc rine. al,
thus t. repud'a the po.Icy of cen
:ralsm. What hive you left !
YOU turn your lack on III '>nnihe
question. aud stop TIE whtcls c
he oLtra4e mil %
Let u> Zee what, if any, c0nslde!