The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-20
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Let our readers keep we'll in view
the facts developed by that mighty
battle of 1874. Lei them still remem-
Der the wrongs under which they suf'
fered, and who the authors were, not
rs individuals so much. rs represen
tatives of u party which claims 80
much honor aud virtue, after SO much
villany and vice.
Who was it that plunged this
parish into debt, debt of tens of
thousands Of dollars, which the PEG.
pie can never pay7 The Radical par
ty!
How vas this debt accumulated Z?
ny Bridge and Map contracts; by In.
migration Bureau swinllcs; by a
Pauper list that drew $26,NO-
TWENTY-SlX THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, IN warrants IN ttcelrc months !;
by court fees for witnesses and jury
men, that cost t.renty thousand dollars
a gear, and then no jury term ,ous held,
for two aud rs high as three years in
succession. The jury was drawn and
summoned, however the witnesses
erery one on the docket, were brought
to town, and the parish flooded with
thousands Of dollars of worthless pa.
per to them, but a bonanza to Boullt
and his Judgment ring. Who did all
this' Tie Radical party ! with its
Boullts, its Myers, its Blunt, its Lew.
is, its Raby, and its twenty other
smaller thieves and villains.
Who made the riugf The Radical
party, with its stealing tax collector,
its vile District Judge, its ignorant
parish judge, its incompetent, reck.
less and dishonest police jury. They
formed them all.
Who banded the negroes together
in sworn alliances and leagues against
their best friends, the white people =!
The Radical party!
Who melted them to riot and blood
shed I and VIXEN met and put down,
deserted them. .- ~
The Rardical party!
Who is responsible for the 60 mills
taxes in Natcllitoches parislli
The Radical party!
Who was it that plunged Cavalry
and Infantry troops into our parish.
arrcsting and outraging innocent citi-
Gems, searching widow ladies' houses,
insulting women and frightening chill
dren with brutal sollieryl
The Radical party! s
What are the names of these vile
n.iscreauts who outraged liberty in
this cowardly aud brutal manner !
An outrage, their lives are yet at for
felt for?
Behold tie array citizens ofNatch-
itochcs, and then burst with honest
Indignation!
J. g. LEWIS, D. II. BOULLT,
s. VAN DUSEN, HENRY BOULLT,
ERNEST BREDA, WM. BOULLT,
PHILIP BREDA, HENRY MYERS,
WM. TUNNARD, Eb. PERSON,
Il. BLUNT, II. RABY.
-, EDWARD EZERNACK.
Aided, abettcd aud assisted by
! TWlCHELL aud DEVICES,
the Coushatts burglars! and
| S. B. PACKARD.
Look on the bakers dozen Of COW.
ardly, infamous ours and then say
what you think of their impudence il
weekly inditins articles for a dirty
insignificant paper, Haunting Their
infamy in the face of an outraged
public.
What punishment is too great fo1
themf For whole year the pol
troons held their breath, else came
numbering like whipped hounds to
the peoples leaders, filled with re-
morse for past acts and promises fol
future good behavior. !.
Protection was then accorded them
Protection from chat?
The just vengeances of an outraged
people; Of the robbed, insulted white
citizen!!
How are these miscreauts repayip@
this mercy :
+ BY insolent braggodocio; by
threats !; by insults; by a total disre-
gard Of the wishes, the demands o.
the white man!
! What kind of Police Jury have We
now = ,-s.t.,l.
Five Radicals, four totally imcom-
petent, who have neither the respect
or confidence Of the white people?
I Who is It cries ont reform! re.
70 r-m! and steals alt, all Tho time
The Radical party Of Natcbitochea
parish
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