The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-30
Blood to be the Issue.

WltIlli i lev l'VHlS h'tN' ~ 'h'>'N us
scSSion, Don Cameron, the man put
in the War Office to do any act re-
Quirrd, and with no true, honest pa
triot would do, issued an order to the
plant tool Of the Radicals, Sherman,
to hold 9th" army in readiness to
march into the South, to create WA,
and rapinr, and bring Oh he issue Of
blood, to force Hayes int" the Office
now di<yracrd by a drunken protec-
tor of public thieves.
1t is clear that Grant-Hayrs in
tends to bring on a war of races in
the South, to produce civil strife, to
plunge the South in blood. and thus
defeat the Democrats, or mate sur''
a state of facts az. will Nrow oHf the
Democratic States from the count Of
the electoral votes, and either way
put Hayes in office by blood and
force.
Onrrea,lrrs will now see the force
of rur earnest cutrratics that Con
sre~S SHOULD not 4ivra man or Il t'|-
lar to "tI,e army' if it was to be u>td
to suhjuga1e the whit" far" ~ thr
negroes. 1t will pow hc seen why
we so earnestly c,'trratcd Congress
not to adjourn to N"vrmhrr
One Banning. Il "" called Demo-
GRAFT from Ohio, and one Scott Lord
from New York deserve the cXrcra-
tons of every patriot. Banning ad
DEED 2.5N' men to the army at 4 cost
of il million and a quarter Of dollars,
to bc used in sub nyating his own
race-;f he is a white man. Scott
Lord is simply il fool, for it was his
bosh resolutions that stupid Demo-
Gratis passed which are made the cX-
cu>c for this infamous order OF Cam
er"n. Let this he an example.
Whenever Democrats pandrr, hu-
initiate themselves t" the Radical
party, they come to grief. This Ham.
burg affair was like Bjaine's sun
stroke. a dodge to catch the Demo,
Gratis, trap for them to fall into, and
it has been a radical success The
weakness of the men who blather and
buster to get the Democrats to send
them to Congress, are when rejected
often the worst enemies of their par
ty. This is now seen eSempl!ied
Banning and Lord have done more t"
aid the Hayes Grant party than all
the Radicals in Congress. These
weak, feeble, clustering nob"dirs, Of
whom there are so many Oh the Dem
ocratic side of the House, ought to-
return to private life, for they are
wholly unfit to represent a great par
ty in a great peril. We ask for the
protest Of a single member of Con-
gre>S from this st tie against tlis
pandr,iuy to tie Radicals. Where is
the Democrat from p"nu>ylvania Tx
:. ,''v ',,"'" --'7h't"' dc'
Tending his party, or warning it
against thc>" traps set for its defeat.
We now ca'l on tue Democratic
Governors Of the Democratic States
TO prepare for the great c'iSis at
on HE count Of the clec-
tn,a| vote of the States. We warn
them IN time. If the Radical patty
intends to make blood, the blood of
white Democrats, the baptism by
which our liberties, our form OF So%-
ernment, and our Constitution ale to
be preserved, then let this issue hr
met at the Federal Capital, before
the world, and not in remote districts
in the South, where there can be no
witnesses to prove the iniamour acts Of
Graut-Iia; s-Camrron ont
RACES on the white men Of the coun-
try.
This order Of Cameron, issued on
q false, a willfully false, interpreta.
ton of Lords resolution, is Il base,
vile trick, It trich worthy ofa Cameron.
The white men of this country will
never permit o miserable political
trick to take the place OF statesman
ship, honor, and virtue. 1t is the
first time in the history of the Rad
ical party that such a base, vile trick
had to be resorted to in order to save
the party from defeat. 1t will be re-
pudiatrd by every honorable Amcri-
can citizen in the land.-Common-
Weulh.