The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

original farce, performed. before the
crowned heads, Custom House Con
gressional Committee).
How to swear to Lies
Or White League Magnifivd.
During which the side splitting
Comicality Of
Falling back on Little ROCK
will DC introduced
Ending his scene with the
School Marin Imported.
The management beg leave to as-
sure the public that this performing
troupe will be kept up, regardless Of
expcnses-to the audience.
Admission free to all-except tax.
payers. Front seats reserved for Con-
servatives.. Wings and Liberals al
lowed behind tho wings.
The audience is requested to make
no demonstrations during the per-
Torrance.
S. 3. PACKARD, y. 5. Marshal,
has kindly consented to furnish few
regiments of "boys in blue" to pre-
serve order during tho season.
In rehearsal, Dick McTyre, the
Sewing Machine Fiend, and Logan,
tho Mingo Chief.
Lecturer ION water) w. II. Tunnarl.
Supe and wet nurse Ed. Ezernack.
N. B.-The performances Of the sea.
son will close with q
GRAND AERIAL SUSPENSION!
Which, tho management will spare
neither trouble nor expense to bring
about.
For small bills see Natchitoches Re-
publican.
Our able friend, the Carroll Watch.
man, has misunderstood US entirely {;
WI ment to infer that, should the ne
gro, as a mass, be left to run the 20.
litical machinery, to put in Office,
himself or his carpetday and scaluwog
friends, all is lovely and the goose
hangs high. But the beauty of this
scene is changed instautcr, should any
attempt be made to introduce native
intelligence and personal honesty into
their. good graces. Voting sraccs we
mean.)
II VIC mistake not, the extreme vir.
tue (') and lovely acts (?) of the great
and good colored voters of that par.
ish were amply illustrated by the
frauds perpetrated by their leaders in
the elections of last year, and also by
their choice of such christian (i) he.
roes as George Benham, Esq r., to
the State Senate. As to the wisdom
of the Democratic leaders Of Carroll,
We have not the least doubt. Their
political intelligence was "made man.
ifest" last year, and we are only
grieved because the whole State does
not persue their ''hdicious" policy
especially if the whites desire carpet.
bag or negro rulers.
Seriously, does tfp Waterman sup.
pose for an instant, that the negroes
Of Carroll are any more virtnous,
have any more political wisdom, than
those of this or other parishes are
they any less susceptible to the in.
fluence of bad and designing men
than other colorel men. .
We do not know them personally,
but we venture to affirm, that there ia
not one particle of difference between
them and ours. They all work we'll,
cho do cork, but it has been orr mis-.
fortune to see some Of the very best,
aye, many Of them, doing everything
in their power to provoke Il conflict.
The negro was not at first so much
to blame; We forgave him then, on
the ground of his ignorance, but that
excuse has become stale. The men
he clings too are such az decend to
his level, at least all we have seen
are such. although the "wise and .ju.
dicious," Of Carroll parish, may have
discovered the "hidden art" of at
once elerating the colorcd man to the
position of a citizen of sound politi-
cal wisdom, au object the white citi-
zen has as yet, with all his opportuni.
ties, not attained.
The New Orleans Picayune of a
late date advertises the platform
Of the ne'c Republican party. It's