The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-21

,frar to demand reparation but
se' .o :" the perpetrators Of the in
a a','t when they learned that orders
had had been Issued for our vessels to
nm s,pfroit, Mich, Aug. l9-The fol-
,.,n;nr is the call for the greenback
S",""rrn,ion which is to assemble in
. .n;. city next week is signed Ly Hon.
, ,@nscs ". Read, chairman. In view of
~. no' stacuation in all kinds Of produce
, u, business, the paralysis of indus
" ..;ons. the distress Of men dc.
' ;mn to labor with their hands for
' s'' airport of their families produced
=" false and vicious legislation npon
~. ~ finances of the country, the fost.
s wi Of n,ouopolies and giving to
, ,oaey lenders undne advantages in
"a,odnctivencss over every other pro-
rps,ty, thereby discriminating against
r. earnings of labor. Therefore, all
10 are in favor Of reform of govern
..st action, are invited to attend the
..s,eption at Detroit, on Wednesday,
asr. 9th. The following proposition
III he discussed to see if a currency
;..ued by the government for the peo.
Ii cannot he adopted which will not
ia pisee the entire business Of the coun-
r, IL the hands Of the bankers, bro
t.rs and spectators in money; to
,rov;de means whereby every man
,.h,ll be enabled to invest to the ex-
t.nt of his means in the public secu-
,;ties now exclusively with each Of the
.anitalisss and banks opposition to the
=. on leaf tobacco and all other do
nestle ~. productions repeal Of whole
.,stem Of Internal Revenue taxation
N imports, extinguishment Of all cur
renew issned by banking corporations
and return to one currency only pro-
r rs by the government for the nse
and benefit of the people and the i'm.
mediate repeal Of the act Of January
ii. ISIS, fixing the day for the re-
sumption Of specie payments. The
folIosiog gentlemen will address the
meeting: Hon. VIM. d. Kelly, of
Pennsylvania, Gen. John Il. Gordon,
ofGeorgia, Hon. james Puchan nan,
ofIndiana. Matt Carpenter, Of Wis.
tousin, aud Hon. II. Horton, Of ill.,
incis.
washington, Aug. 19.-For the
Calf States, clear or clearing weat Their
and lower temperature, southwest
10 northwest winds becoming light
and variable during Thursday +; the
Mississippi river will probably rise
slowly at stations below Memphis {;
during the rast "a hours the Mississi.
opi river has fallen one inch at Mem.
piis, 10 inches at Cairo, and 2 inc hes
1t ST. Louis. 1t has risen 2 inches at
yicksburg, and l inch at Helena. The
nyeris now at the danger line, forty
let It Cairo. il is inch below at
Memphis, 9 inches below at Vicks-
burr, and 2 feet and 2 inches above
at Helena.
8oston, Ang. l9.-Professor J. Par
kG, eminent jurist, is dead, aged 30
years.
Memphis, Aug. 10. - Wadly
Th0mDsOn was released from Jail to-
day on q $500 bond, to appear at
the November term.
Charleston, Aug. l9.-After lis re-
lease last night, Parker went to his
house and it is now ascertained that
be took the three o'clock a. NJ. trai n
for Augusta, prebaNy never again to
BE- seeuin ,SOnth Carolina.
Chicago, Ang. ia special to the
evening Journal from White Hall,
which says the body Of Greenwood
Who assembled with Donaldson, was
found fully dressed except Ills boots,
lstters belonging to Greenwood, and
mites of his balloon were found ih
Ob pUckotS.
st.. Josepl, Mo..-An accident &C.
<uned yesterday on the St. Louis and
St. Joseph branch of the St. Louis
Cd Kansas city northern railroad,
ssthe train was passing over trestle
work over dry branch, six miles
se0lh Of Gavonor station, Clinton.
esshty, the structure gave way, pre-
dpi4lisg tao mail express aud two
pl1s5igsl cars down q distance of
tslesy feet, one killed and over for
injured.
~ York, Aug. l9.-The Demo-
NliD State Convention meets in Sy-
49, September the 9Th.
~ Grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
1 John W. Steblnss, Grand
-.
bqnd Of Judge Shipmap's As
u Duncan, Sherman T. Co.,
- q half a million dollars.
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