The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-24
The Il Told you Sos"

The Il Told you Sos"
This class Of individuals upon the
appearance Of troops and with any
small interruption to the advance.
ment to o cause, are every ready with
their after occurrence prophesies, and
it seems that the "afi1iction" of these
characters is becoming chronic. The
poor pigmies are ever ready to VOL
unteer advice after the occasion for it
has past, and it is really startling to
Gee them now rushing around as if
the whole matter of salvation for our
people rested upon their shoulders.
Will they never learn that MEN
have no use for their whining, that
MEN know them, and knowing, dis
pise them, as miserable trucksters,
know them as Judases who betray
for profit, and further that not one Of
them possess the confidence or res.
pect of q decent person in the parish.
We have become tired of these chill
dren, in the semblenco Of men, and
hope we shall not have occasion to
refer In future to their whining, boot
licking conduct. Let them retire to
the shades and silence IF q private
life, and enjoy the infamy their con
duct towards q true and pure people
have earned them. Let them sink
into unknown graves, unworthy the
remembrance of the vilest slave that
crswls through 4 miserable life, for
they have earned no reputation save
that Of sycopbants, and as such, will
receive bat the scorn and indignation
OF Ill True men.
We desire to impress upon our
white citizens, upon those honorable
and patriotic men, who have 60 nobly
done their duty in Kidding our parish
Of tho vile miscreants, who have
plundered our people and debased
their official and their private posi-
tons, that oil tho virtue Of mans life
|ies IN he display Of character and
tortitsde **der eztreme d!1icslties, and
never during the darkest hours Of
our tribulations in the past thirteen
years, has an occasion arisen for a
display Of those heroic virtues, az
that now upon 10. White men OF
Natchitoches, MEN OF MANHOOD, from
every pore Of your suffering State
comes the call for your assistance.
Do not I've cast down at the arrest Of
your people. God in his wisdom has
30 ordained that great bodies Of pa
triotic people give forth leaders Is
they are struck down. Let them sr.
rest-let them encarcerate us in duu.
geons; let them murder US, but d.
your duty, tSat Of carrying the parish
agai.st all combinations. This display
Of armed forces shall only serve to
nerve the freeman, tho patriot, to q
sublimer confidence in their ability ID
wrest our beloved State from the
hands Of the plundering crew who
have, like the fostering gangrene eat.
en- up the sustance of our people
Do not be intimidated, you have the
largest White repatriation ever befor.
enrolled in old Natchitoches. her citi'
Gems regardless Of party ties, forget
ting private interest and sacrificing
all their feelings upon tho alter o
the country, have sprung to her call
Bc not then alarmed, this movement
Of troops is only intended to ftighte,
you; shall it 30 said that tho noble
cons Of Louisiana, heroes Of q hun
dred battles, crineed like timid chill
dren at the display Of a few colder
forbid it heaven. We have on
work to do-our limos arc formed--ou
banner to the breeze, tho foe il be
fore %, then in Gods name roRwAx,
TO THE asscuE. 'sas~e -
What fury, oh citizens, what dread
full ravages Of tho sword shall stol
tho onward march Of determined
whites In the redemption Of . State
Let our action be doubly renewed
for to the faithful, the determined
and the vfrtuous, there can be nough
but succoas. G"."i II Is.t2.
Tho eelored people can now ehoos
| their own road. We have shoW1