The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-18
Our Foreign Citizens.

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republicans, have foreshadowed thei,
game for next years campaign. They
have marked out the plan Of battle,
and invited the contestant American
voters to meet them in the field.
They will accept the gnage. Salts
fed that it is certain defeat to enter
the contest of 1876 with the past
record IF the radical party, and all
must admit this to be 50, there is but
one course left to keep life in the
party.
As individuals, the leaders are cor
rupt, and have been condemned by
their constituents; love Of country
and the advancing Of its prosperity
does not actuate them; party and
its supremacy at all hazards, is to be
the rallying cry Of these knavish he
roes, and the s'ums of America are
to be invited to a feast Of prejudice
and a flow of passion. The three
classes marked ont for obstruction,
and upon whose devoted head will
decend all these pent up Walls Of
wrath, are our foreign citizens, two
of which are called by name, the
otheres go in g'oto under the coguo.
men of Catholic.
The Jews, Dutch and Papists, are
the classic names given by Grants
organ to the marked American citizen !;
marked as to be deprived Of III, save
the enjoyment of life; marked as the
victims Of persecution at tho hand Of
the followers Of Logan, Butler, Chand.
lar, and other opponents Of Puritan
doctrines.
They are our fellow. citizens, have
as much right to enjoy with all its
blessings, the free air of America,
and as such, we consider it our duty
to protect, defend and stand by them.
We are not surprised that Grant
should eyince such hatred to the
Jewish race, he has shown It on more
than one occasion, at first, exhibiting
but his own power as 4 General Off
Ger, and manifesting ridiculous spleen,
it seems u little strange, however,
that he should carry with him to the
White House, as the chief ruler Of .
people, the smell IF the camp. Such,
nevertheless, is the case, and tho
edict against our 1srelite brethren,
or Jews, as he hissingly terms them,
has gone forth.
Pharaoh No. 2 ION a small scale)
has had his heart hardened, and we
are called upon to witness, in the 10Th
century and in free America, the ont.
rageous persecution Of the chosen
children Of God for they have been
chosen, Claim tn be chosen, and will
he chosen in the end, say what we
will. This fiendish order mas gone
forth from the President; the Presi-
dent of the United States. Be it re
memnered, that the Isralite popnl;.-
ton in this country, as in all Others
where not prosecuted, are wealthy, as
mass, prosperous, aud add greatly
to the material welfare Of the Union.
As a class, they are merchants, bank.
ers and capitalists, they are good law.
abiding tax paying citizens, and yet
they must he prosecuted, and why,
forsooth3 Simply to crafty hate, tn
sustain power, and prop up the wan.
ing, dying, radical party; a party
born and nnrtnred in hate, sustained
even in tile zenith Of its glory, by ap.
peals to passion and prejudice.
Next in order comes the German
Dutch, as Forney, Grants month.
piece, calls them. The quiet, thrifty,
hard working German. He is to be
reviled at, driven out, he is not wor-
thy to:exercise the privilege, the ne
gro may enjoy as right. 1t is even
thus, that reason has fled to british
beasts. That population has lent al
much, if not more aid to the prosperi'
ty Of America, than all others. Aliens
from persecution at home, they fled
to the shores of America, tho heralded
boasted home of freedom, to find
alas, too late, that it was but as tht
mirage, that invited them to worse
degradation than that from which
they fled. The Germans are the az.
riculturalist of the country, as a class
and because they drink beer and are
not born in America, they are not fl
civil companions for the negro and
the Puritan. - H|'
Then the poor Roman Catholics
the Subjects Of tho Pope of Rome
Bah This subject is sickening. What
Roman Catholic in tho United State,
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