The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-06

N''h ~" tIc ilE1lb
before The election when the can
dldate nf that party made his
final speech, he is reported as fol
lows:
TAYLOR BEArTIF.
was next Introduced.
at tie opening of his remarks he laid
down the Proposition, which he held WAS 4
toI"&one cOncluSIoD, that no natter how
ialr the election might he, the count would
he fraudulent that it was already arran".
cd, ana the returns would be made without
regard To the vote. lie wanted to know
whether tlloHe present would submit to u
fra udulent count.
lie predicted tllat if the programme was
carried out The cnlorci people would leave
the State. 1t had been said thnt they
could NOT i've III Kansas. buE they could
I'VE there. y man could live anywhere
where he could get work. IL the ballot box
Is to he nIadc Il farce OF Tomorrow. | tell
Yea that seEcnty-tlve thousand peupie
VIII leave This State. and seyeut 1--we
! thousand people Iaeans fifteen millions OF
dollars. We have been complaining OF nov
erty, aud 1 ask can we aiior,l 10 lose If for
tue purpose OF giving some few gentlemen
the privilege OF ballot-bnN stuiiIuy. II
mealsat least VI hundred thousand bales
OF cotton 10" tins city, and it Is for The
| business men to decide whether they will
stand it.
Was there ever more solid
brass exhibited 10y a man who
was dominated by a parcel of
baIlot-box suffers, whose support
was derived from tic backj"y of
Tom Anderson, Mad. Wells and
oliicr accomplished ballot box
thieves OF that iIk, who have
made all elections. until tie dem
ocfatlc party came into power,
worse than Il farce, to raise the
hue and cry OF an election farce!
lie talks about a s.flaudulent
count" If his friends Anderson
and Wells had the power of count
ing the ballots, it would be hons
est, would it? The people OF
Louisiana had to bear their lion.
est counting for several wears.
and they want no more of it. Il
comes with i'll grace for Isrprbli>
Cans III Louisiana TO talk OF e,ee-
ton frauds and honest counts =:
Mi. Beattie says that if the Dem
Ocrats were successful the culo2el
people would leave Louisiana
md 60 TO Kansas; that 10000
people will leave this State
which mraiis So, UO0, 900. Tina,
Is placing the value OF negroes at
500 per head. Weil-the elec
ton is over, it was not Il farce.
The radical leaders have not
been counted ont, but they have
been T0t8d ont. Witt will i.e in.
a%ng,rated Governor in January
next for tonr years; a Democratic
Legislature will enact laws for the
gosciance of the people. under !
the new constitution. IftlIat is not
satisfactory, the road to Kunsus
is open, and when The -, 900 col
ored men at 500 per head wish
to leave, there wilt be none to mo
lest Of make them afraid. kansas
Is {! great State. 1t has room t0Y
inany thousands OF cniurauts.
1t has a rich soil. It's people are
republicans, who believe the
African race is superior to all
others, except the Anglo Saxon.
viii receive the colored
eInlsrant with open arms and
tears i'll their eyes. They viii
give then ii seat at their tai,les
and divide their tulhies and grape
wine with them. They wilt give
them their warm feather beds to
upon. They will give them
seats in their buggies and carr,
ages, alongside their SONS and
daughters. They will give them
l rocking chair TO sit upon near
he windows through which they
e the beautiful! SHOWS tail
.ng; f1rinlng a scene of grandeur
and loneliness indescribabIe.
they VIII teach their sons to
adopt the character of the OBJ
pressed emlgrant as a model for
hem to initiate and Instruct their
laXen haired daughters to divide
he contents OF their cologne bot
les with them. The country is
BEAUTIFUL ; It's pra ities arc lovely: