Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-29

Now, what State ticket will bt
ours?
Were we not conservative Demo
crat, simply being an Independent,
or a moderate republican. we shout,
stI'' vote for l.. n. Wilt against Tay
Tor Hcattie.
Wcs"e behind Beattic the ncf,
'lnns crowd of Warmo,h. Kellogg
aud others. Nobody can quietly rel,
on Taylor Brattic. Bcattie. amhi.
tions and versatile in his mind. ca
Sc MS IN illustration of what incon
SlStcncy is. We have known him 4
Confederate, Democrat and Lib,
r"!. And now he styles himself ;
Republican!
But will he not be an Impcria
list to morrow!
is he not drnonncing Constitu.
ton without which. if elected. h.
could not he governor OF the State
Hnt II W" e versatility in Beat
tue. and If the experience in ADM.
nistlailona and government is still un.
ki'"wn in this mdldatc and LAWYER,
we know tha; Wilt. who is no, a
chameleon like his opponent, fully
possesses all the qualities required
III u good administrator and in a
sound statesman. As to the liberia.
!'Sm of Wilt. nobody could reasona
bly, question it. If the ar%iStoclatic
spirit or prejudice may exist in one
OF tue two candidates, it is not in
Il. \ Wilt, who is a popular man.
Il sclfmade man. aud il, no way \
remnant of the past a]rs,ocracy.
WIZ lsa democrat in the true mra.
n'ng OF the word. lie belongs to the
people. and, il elected, as lie Shall
De-, he will prove. like his pre,le.
ccSSor IN Office, that he is the
governor Of all classes aud all races
IN the State of Louisiana. Firm and
lust as l'r was when president of the
constitutional Convention, he will
deserve the respect aud f%rejuls],jn
OF all .h"S" who like liberty. Justice.
order and good government.
Then, We vote tor Wilt and his
ticket.
Nav. who will be our choice for
District Judge!
!hc'" III" tw" candidates. III.
Nuile, and John C~hrryprS.
KS The Hon. Judge II. Dufrl. the
present Incumbent ia the office. has
been Il faithful and upright officer.
rendering justice with impar,ialj,v.
sound sense OF duty AID to the 81.
'i>'hr'ioA OF "nr people, We will not
give orr votes to Hon. John.
john has still to exert himself in
tn" practice Of law. For john is
still y h4nir;us.
And the District Attorney?
There is only one candidate he.
fore the people, NJ. L. EnrIart. Then.
+. Ealiiart, whom some Improperly
call He'Illrar;. is naturally the best.
Va poW' Earhurt!, as the French.
MAJ SAYS.
And the Senator
l'or we are entitled to n lcris.
lator OF that nalnr.
lIir,c are two mcN in cur senate.
rial district who modr>tly prc>up.
pose that God has created them to
b" togr,l AS senators. Those two
mr:', still young and imbeybcs, that
Is to say without beard, are l.. Co.
mo and Sonny Simms.
They are botl, men OF Republican
principles.
But none Of them has still di.,
covered what KespuLlica is. nor,f
Senate is Il sclloo, house. Sonny
Slmms, principally. is more bot tom
less IN ignorance than the Ocean is
ta,liom'rSS. His titles and virtues
air hardly sufficient to recommend
him TO an office of constable. In an
Intelligent community, and amongst
Intelligent men, Sonny SimmS
would not dare to solicit the hiyl,
honor of >cn,torSl,ip. They wouIl
laugh at him rs they laugh at a
hniio"n. But, %unlapplly for our
obscure community, ignorance is Il
title fer many OF our voters. and
SimmS belongs to the far
famed ring of Miles, Simms aud
Dick.
Then, to avoid Sonny Simms, and
honestly stating that there is some
sense. good will and photography in
l.. Como. We will vote tor Como.
And the representative
O Dick 20 Lord.
q Lord o Dick
DO YOU know Dick Of Dickerson :
Dick says "Gent'men, | am the
man. have been your rrp,tscA
ten during six years. You can't
find nowhere Il citizen more devo.
ted to his country, to his people,
to humanity and to God himself
than Dick Of DickerSon. Every one
knows that ! am not man for
rrawfishing. Take me, take Dick.
your sincere friend, and our
common country will be saved from
all cyli and brighten amongst the
which illuminate the blue
ard eternal canopy of Heaven.
Take me. gents. Dick of Dicker.
is II smait fellow, aud Little