The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23
Political Points.
GENERAL.


guests Of Mr.. A. r. Corbiu, ut Eliza.
beth. n. j.
"Dou't talk to the man nt the
wheel' is Miner Chaudlcr's advice to
the Republican crew.
Ed. Shaw. a nnt"rions c"l"red pol.
itician ut Memphis Announces him.
self Il candidate for Congress.
Hon. GnStave Srhlrirl,er has been
rrn"m,,a'cd for Congress by the
Democrats f'hr Sixth Texas District
Ii is announced that George II.
Prndlet"n. now abroad, will soon 'r-
turn home and take active part in the
Ohio canvass.
Guerrilla Mosby hanged six Mich
igan soldiers, and Zach Chandlot
seems tO think that constitutes u good
"war record.'
Fred. O'Donnell, Of Duhuke, and
George II. Parker, leading Iowa
Democrats, are filling u number Of
appointments in Indiana.
They now say that General Ben.
Harrison. assisted by the Republican
Campaign Committee. paid Orth &C.,.
GOO to got of the track.
| Gen. n. p. Banks was the man Of
whom It was said in . strait: "Never
fear for Banks {; he'll have his tail be.
tween his legs befors the door shuts. "
| All the Republican statesmeD who
went into the United States Senate
poor are now rich men. Wreckera of
the Treasury, suggests the New York
Express.
The New Orleans Democrat char.
acterizes Geo. A. Sheridan, who is
now stnmping f"r Hayes in Indiana,
a. "a liar, traitor, fraud aud blather-
skite."
"Moneybags Morgan" Is one If the
enilearing titles conferred On the Re.
publican candidate for Governor Of
New York BY his political friends.
It's a curious sight to are Wendell
Phillips on the stump for Butler. But.
then. says the B"ston Transcript, the
great silver-t"nsned was always the
friend Of tho widow in her affection.
| II ia a pretty safe bet that Illinois
will not give a. large a majority for
Hayes "a Til,len will get in Missouri.
II ia also pretty safe to bet that
Hayes will set no majority whatever
in Illinois.
Says the Memphis appeal: Bayonet
rule at the South is a fixed fact. Onr
people should prepare mr it by f"l.
lowing the example of the Dem"crats
Of Arkansas, and preserve 4 profound
peace.
| OF the candidates for Governor in
North Carolina, Settle is said to he
the hantls"unest man and Vance the
most captivating orator, and "the
responsibility" If both parties say
they are both go.nl men.
The Boston Post says that Mr.. Tar.
box, member IT Congress from the
Seventh District. will be renominateil
without q doubt, and I've re. elected BY
a hanils"mer majority than he re.
ceivrd two years ago.
At q convention recently held in
Pla que tnine. Parish Of Iherville. L;,.,
for the purpose II nominating II .i"'li.
cial ticket, twenty seven If the thirty
negroes who had gone there rs spect.
ators joined q Democratic .Conserva.
tive club.
Here's straw from the Boston Post
Twenty-seven Boston gentlemen tool,
sail down the harbOr last week. A
majority ri them have always voted
the Republican ticket, and all but
, three of them are going to vote f"'
Tihlen this fall. Dust like the
cl'rOn,Oi
Mr.. Lamar has declined the invita-.
ton II Leland, Stanford and friend.
to visit the Pacific Coast. Mcssrs
Gordon, Ransom and Reagan viii
probably 60. The idea on the Pacific
side is not 30 greatly political ~ it il
to affect legislation about the Ccptra
Pacific Railroad.
Colonel W. r. Pelton, who repre-
sents Mr.. Hewitt, chairman Of III,
Democratic National Committee, in
forms . reporter Of the New Yorl
{ Erexisg Post that there will soon ap
, pear q formal answer to the defamat
l Dry statements Of tho New York Tive
. relative TO Governor Ti'jeu's iucOm'
|, tax.
D When Carl Schurz, in 1872, sup
ported Greeley, the managers of tn
D Republican party published affidavit
D tn prove that Mr.. Schurz had swlndle'
1 his German friends at WATERFOWL
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