The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

have done sO little, they st"n'l at
least have learner distrust If their |
own ability, and should now modest
" step aside and let others try hand
at the good work in which, according
to their own showing, they have $"
signally failed.-N. Y. Sun.
Political Points.
The genera, staff headquarters Of
Governor Tilden at 50 Liberty street,
New York, where thirty clerks arc at
work.
General Alpleus Baker, an Ala
hama orator. is known to fame as the
cred Hcmlock Of the Chattahoochie."
it takes fourteen good.sized roos,
tcrs to do the Montgomery (A'a.)
Advertisers growing over the recent
Democratic victory in that State.
New Workers, complain that there is
an ordor from tile Croton water that
beats that of Grant, R"heson, Bel
knap and Boutwell, combined.
sEx-Mayor Kelley. Of Richmond,
4 one of the Democratic electors in
Virginia. has entered upon the can
yass. He is a man Of much energy
and oratorical ability.
"a steam calli6pe which plays only
one tune" is what the Worcester Ga
zettc calls it's neighbor; the Spring
field Republican, ard it gives it the
credit of killing Adams.
Captain l.. f. Campbell, ex.Connty
Treasurer Of Hardin county, Iowa,
has loft the Republican party ard de-
clarel for Tilllcn. l.. F. Wisner,
president Of tho Hardin County Bank,
and J. NJ. Scott, vice.presidcnt, also
declare for Tilden and reform.
The Evansville Courier says that
Ben. Harrison, the Republican candi.
date for Governor of Indiana, is a
man Of exclusive habits, who has Int
little sympathy with the masses: His
supporters arc nreing his election on
the ground Of his aristocratic lineage
A letter from Morrisville, w., says
"Nfany Republicans have declared!
for Tildcn and Hendricks here.
heard one say he never voted other
than the Republican ticket in his lite
: but after tho party had stolen half Of
his property il, one way and another
!, he thought it time to dait them."
3 Said August Belmont: 81 have
long believed Governor Til1en t" IN
one of the few Statesmen in any par
+; ty capable to fulfil the pledges Of tin
. St. Lonis platform in respect to re
J, dnction Of expenditure, revision o
/. taxation and a return tt specie pay
: ments with steadiuess; case and safe
{" ty."
brother iBoviss think ks there is y
more probability "of Mr.. Boutwell,
a being reelected to the United State
}. Senate than there is Of his beip
&c translated in a fiery chariot to tn
n assembly If the inst made perfect
IN But due allowance should lie made
J. boutwell, has no connection with til
is Adams family.
;, This, from the Portland Easter
,c Argus, refers to Grant: "Tne Ia
% project is to make him Iifo presidc'
y" Of the Smithsonian Institute. vii
:" tile salary Of a General. This Is
e, % capita, idea. Only one new feature
:, distillery Of wl!iskcy. straight
-, =, would need to he added to mako Il
e. appointment inst the thing
s. The Republicans Of Clyde, ono ii
n last week; had pole. raising, and 4 q
he though the town is only seven mil
e. g from where Hayes lives, the Clevela9'
IS plaindealer says there vas nd enth
vs. siam or speaking. The Democra
re intend to raise q hickory that "
;n " over.top the walking.stick Of TIN
~ ncighbors. The Democrats of ely
ne are witle.awake.
to when Tilde,i was d boy il used
,ry take him two hours t" dig bait a
m: 0hiy ten minutes tt catc!, a. Mess
his 0sl,.-Hartf,,rd Post. That's III,
by no has been rather longer "c"tti
in haiti this time, hut the Nay he
&c: hauling in tile fs!! is q wonder I'd
,e,l hold. An old Republican scn'p
on who has inst been reading the lett
ties says: :'He's CIT ute, sure IN
ted York Express.
it'll
is An "0,d Republican" Of spri'
will field, Clarke County, Ohio, writes
eat tile New York Sun that he finds In
the tuwnship twenty.one voters aLo
the ted for Grant in 1879 that will v
me, for Tilden and reform. There
viii three Eli's-Eli Tuxel, Eli Kibli"
,rst and Eli Kizer-- who voted for Grs
will that vii, vote FIR Iil.len. The Del
ion. cratic vote will he Increased ],
ner, 0spt that Of 1872 III that coufly:
, 'sr, SAY. tho Omaha Herald: I"
Radical press is grinding away;
rilden's letter: They may mani
late it in any shape they please,
;, minister It to their teadets in larg
For small buses, twist It *arp it; dr
l.@st It toeether-anyway 80 that: t
No. readers may get it. and We s!ia'
CON. .a,;.G.i There is more tvuth III
tie letter than they tan swallow III
ter. shane hptWepn this and N0vHtiit