The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-29

show their good intentions by their
deeds, as they h,ve shown their evil
ones, by their fruits, them and their
promises We VIII no longer feed.
The 1'on-Grays..
It is a fact we'll known to the peo.
pie Of Louisiana, that among her
citizens who have been heretofore 0p.
posed to Radical principles and cor
ruption for tie last six year, there are
some few who eeem to disapprove,
ridicule aud disconntenance the unit.
cd movemeut Of the honest white
people, against the ignorant, unscru-
pulous and thieying hords who have
infested and desolatctl this State,
more effectually, than the plaques Of
Egypt, the kingdom Of the Pharaohs.
They take their cue from a portion
Of the Republican press Of the North,
which is now uttering wofal3 forebo.
dings, that the White League move
ment, must inevitably lead in Novem.
Der next, to Ku.Klux outrages, to be
reprolated BY every good citizen in
tho land that no good can result to
the South from such exhibitions Of
bitterness, hatred and ferocity, against
party almost exclusively composed
Of ignorant negroes, it IL true, but
still, Of citizens whose right to vote
is 70 secured, that it cannot be safely
denied. Now those men know that
such are not the intentions of the
white movement here. They ought
to know, and will know, that We do
not intend to he interfered with by
any one residing here or else where,
fss to the manner Of conducting n no.
litical campaign. and of Riding our
State Of the miscreant scoundsels,
who have been fattening already too
long on the peoples life blood.
Those wavering, timid, snail-paced
citizens can hardly be classified. We
know not to which Of the political
parties in the field they belong. They
are not precisely for the blacks; they
are not exactly for tie whites; they
are staggered, and seem to he for a
mixture Of both; salt and pepper
statesmen; tue Iron Grays in Louisi.
ana politics-auxions and tormented
like = woman in labor, they know
not whether they sre to be delivered
Of a boy'or girl, Of twins or tripl.ts.
1t seems to US that they are standing
upon neutral platform, with = bland
and multifarious smile on their lips,
fondly hoping for. something to turn
up, 50 40 to obtain az official cum
from the one side, forgiveness from
the other, and the support Of both
for something nice in the end. Well,
that is q new trick /; but it 10 not a.
good as new. With either party there
is but ono political creed, outside Of
which no ono can have the hope Of
salvation, or Of anything else. No
consideration for him who is "neither
fish, flesh, nor fowl" He cannot he
looked upon - .; party-mau, who ID
neither an hyperion nor "a satyr.
There is no middle course. He must
be one thing or the other-a man in
the true sense of the word, or a'self.
infamous villain. ''Hti IT..
The white mans party ID deter
mined to rescue Louisiana from the
polutiug embraces Of such 4 hybrid
lpaek of!lecherous pimps as Kellogg,
Packard, Darell, Pinchback, Dibble,
Casey, Dubuclet, and their, follower,
wha we're conceived in sin, broagh,
forth IN pollution, nursed by filthy
harpiee and dropped ia 'Louisians, t.
show to. the world .teI what depth Of
corruption, disgraes, and infamy, hu.
man nature can stoop, when the flesh
is weak 4 and and tic spirit willing, ' 4t.,.,,
| Let it b known, once for .u, thal
we istend,to clean out that augeau
stable Att,lered : che Legislature o.
Loniisiana-of sll il nth, il, Ys iays
to turn . river, Of liquid fire through
it, dsapite tho slsnder Of the radical
press, the stolidtty Of the. negro, IL,
rapacity Of carpet.b sggerl. the trea.
con Of, scalawaga and tho re.tiveues.
Of lpon-Graya nd - 'a'.aea i on
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