The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26
The Villainy Consumatsd.

The Villainy Consu1natsd.
Considering the threats and charac.
ter of the Radicals, we are not as
tonisbed at the news conveyed Us by
this weeks kilograms and mail, but
We are nevertheless filed with pro-
found indignation that our rights and
liberties should be thus far tempered
with. 1t now remains to he seen
what further arbitrary action will bs
taken by these men, and how tile Re.
turning Board intend to make good
their count.
In our parish the action is one 60
villainous as to demand prompt in.
vestigation; tue throwing out Of
wards S and 6. two of the largest
white wards in tho parish, is a meas
ure which will meet our undying re-
sistance. No frauis or intimidatious
were committed at these boxes, for
tho election was held under tho 80.
pervision and control Of two Radicale
to one Conservative commissioner, as
per agreement with their candidates,
that in the wards where there were
known to be majority If white and
Conservative voters, the Radicals
should have two of the comma.
sioners, and in wards known to be
Radical tic Conservatives were to
have = majority Of commissioning.
The tgureing Of Ray is apparent, for
with the increase Of 20 votes for
Twitcbel in Red River, and 81 in
Natclitoches, with DeS"to thrown
out, the tbieving Senator is elected
over Elan by 3 votes. 1t would he
an insult to our people to suppose
that we will submit for 3 moment to
this outrage, on tho contrary, such &C.
ton only renders Us moro dstermin.
ed never to give our adhesion TO tile
kellogg government. We orc deter.
mined from this hour to never pay to
hot government oss dollar Of 1a4*s,
and We will resist its officers to the
death 'rho attempt to enforce it. We,
tho whites Of Louisiana, represents
ing oil ito wealth, all it's intelligence,
all its respectability, are entitled to
eqnal right and privilege before
the law, and BY the great God we arc
determined to assert them. '- ~
"ls thy servant a dog" that re
should lie asked to submit to every
thing, We have borne all that We
intend to bear and if Kellogg and his
crew arc prepared to stand tho con.
sequences, we'll and good. The hour
has come for every MAN in Louisiana
to do bic duty; No diplomatic ave-
nue Of escape is loft ne, for which
thank Heaven; our liberties are being
torn from us, We are standing on the
verge of ruin and degradation, and
tho only escape tho feelings and
pride Of manhood has LETT il 40 ap-
peal to that law which the Creator
has written in the breast of every
living creature, land before whose
thunders despots have fallen and ma
tons arisen in freedom-the law of
self protection"
Let the paid press howl over this
as q war against the Union, war Of
races, but We. will not be deferred I;
Kellogg is not the negro, nor is Grant
the Union. We yield to none in our
fealty to the Union and tie Const:tu.
ton, but We spurn with loathing and
contempt this foul outrage upon onr
liberties, this Kellogg swindls and
fraud set up BY the President BY vir-
tue Of bis power alone. '''3
Fellow citizens guard we'll your
drive from our ranks the
whining compromiser, who would
crawl like y whipped cur to tho idol,
Policy, rather than, worsl,ip the God
Principle. NJ /. +. !..c. ~, .....
Loaisisnians be men Of one heart,
Of one mind, and trust in God for
success. r m n 20 Er q
BLUNT, THE APosrLs,-Thi, sad-
die colored Senator, by tho grace Of
Grant, has seen fit to give uttsrance
to Kellogg, his King, to certain state-.