The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-07
The Grand Hobby Question
cnAnpr,s R11,FR. Anril 5, 1877.

How can HAYES. a Republican, he Pre-
sideut of tho United States, and FRANCIS
T. Nichols Governor of Louisiana
The question is raised not only by kc
mb]icdn Senators, State, Parish aud Cor
noration officers, but also every barber
and washerwoman advocates the Same
logical stumbling block. Ana AZ the
first glance it looks logic, and is as clear
as Mississippi water: .
But lot us look to facts and circumstan"
ces, but before doing this I will make a
legal proposition, and ask you to answer
my question y
Jacob has four legitimate sons, A: Is:
G.. and D., who will inherit bis property
equally at his death, his four sons have
two legitimate children each. :,
One Of his Sous, A, after marriage ana
having his two legitimate ch'ldren'
adopts another illegitimate bastard chilli
in regular legal form
A dies, aud the two legitimate and the
one adopted child divide equally AS
property, because their father had the
rivht to adopt his illegitimatc or bastard
child, and make him an equal heir to his
own property. a.
+ But Jacob, the grand father, dies after
his son A, without will, OF makes
will and says my property shall he equal
" divided between my grand children.
Can As son, the bastard or adopted
child, claim as an heir or grand child o
I jacob! Because his father. A, by al
r agreement or compromise with his out
o side woman, has adopted and legallze<
his illegitimate child'
# It would be an abs,lrlity in law an
r reason, that the son A, can bind his faith
er Jacob, and force OH him bastar
grand child without his consent, in pre-
}. iudice Of his eight legal grand children
9 Compare our political middle to this
'e and the result is the same.
e It is an undeniable fact that Hayes
/. not nut in the Presidential chair by w
ID tue Of his election, or by votes cast at I'll
pr ballot box. nor by legal electoral votes:
i. The majority ofrea, votes cast and
:, cal electors belong to Mr.. Tilden.
Hayes is counted in by q traudnlen
10 bribed and perjured Returning Board ar
III by the Grand Commission.
The Democrats North, East and We
re at once protested against it and WEI
prepared to fight by law or force OF arm
pl But the pressure of pecuniary affall
N. the reduction Of U. S. bonds. etc.: ct
"a which would ruin the North and Wei
-" induced them to compromise The Nor
~ not being able to commence civil war;
True, Mr.. Hayes himself has not 50
~. in word or syllable, IF you let me
inaugurated in peace l will let you ha
. YOUR Louisiana and South Carolina" b
hints. signs and tokens have been thro'
out to that effect.
The Democrats accepted the politi
bastard X. B. H., for peace sake, perlla
he will make a good President, at lie
a better one than bis predecessor.
H.; But what connection has the legaliz
gel, the acceptance of the political bast
'os. baby as President Of the U. $. to do "
art, the election of Louisiana I We have
sh and will not accept Packard, because
ms. was not elected by eight thousand 70
ar The fraud and bribery of the Retu
ing Board is an indisputable fact;
political bastard baby cannot be for
on US in Louisiana.
The draw back which pressed US to
,uis cent tho political bastard baby as P
P. ident is no inducement for us to ac'
"a. another political bastard for Governo
: J. Louisiana. We have no U 8. bono
tier, lose, we are re Tesay 70 ngnt anu s ~ -
Governor under tho constitution. E
ANS State elects its own officers.
OM For argument sake) even if Hayes
!; >. q majority in Louisiana, that is no
dee, son that Packard received the same
s. It is we'll known that great many