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Political Points.

The Democrats Of North Caro-
lima expect to carry the State by
80, 900 majority.
The Radical Senate refused to
squalize the soldiers bounties.
That body has precious little SYM
pathy for the ''boys in blue"
Gen. Grant and the balance Of
the Radicals, stole all the money
in the Freedmans Bank, and they
now claim to be only friends Of
the negro. Blunt had better ex-
plain this to his colored dupes IN
his next speech.
Garfield says that if Tilden car
ries New York and Indiana, he
will u elected-he will do that
certain.
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Our Merchants should remem.
her that the cash trade will be
large this winter, and those who
advertise largely will get the most
Of the money, from the fact that
pcople will know where to 60 for
cheap and wanted merchandise,
BY reading the fact at home, in
tho VindicatOr.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-09
IN THE DARK!

IN THE DARK!
The Supervisors Of Registration !" "er
R,,es.-PoliticaI meetings 'cith
Guards and no Lights.
Hlunt. the two Breda's, Bill Tnn-
nar,l and Lewis, reinforced by Briggs,
late U. s. Army, met and jawed anu
parted in the Court House on Friday
night last. 1t was strictly in keeping
with the Radical organs programme
Of . few weeks since-one OF the rev
quiet meetings." that the Radicals
were advised by that "oracle" TO
have and bold.
NOT A LIGHT WAS SEEN
in the building, and only when Lords
resolution was read by Lewis, did the
faithful strike "glimmer."
Sable darkness wrapt 10 gloom the
doiues Of the loyal vi'lains-and but
tr the v,xp1cAron's "litt'e BIRD t'a'
few in the window, the patriot.
ic(l doiugs Of "Blunt's crowd" woo''
forever remain MYSTERY to all the
world, save those who are blessed W
with card to the inner circle.
p1ont spoke-of course, and the
burden Of his remarks was t4Aeeould
law" passed by Congress'atw and quar-.
ane, imprison, laaic employer who
ter, apYpleise his right to discharge
46an who voted against his interests.
Lewis tread off" this resolution
which We take occasion to cay is no
more law than 60 much blank paper
and has reacted most terribly upon
the heads of Grant and Hayes-as we
said, Lewis tread off, line by line,
like a song in church, while Blunt
",in''them "what it meant in bis usu-
Al stsle. If Blunt, can take in any
ono with Lords resolution-whv, then
his hearers must be big fools, to say
the least of it.
The Supervisor Of Registration
who intends lat presently to give us q
fair(i) election, was. our little bird
Gays, present in full force, including
We suppose, Tom Bou'lt, clerk-bet
ter known AZ Deputy Sheriff, and tn
Myers. Van Dusen indictment thief.
The inference is pa1pable, that
man who attends midnight, dark
lantern meetings Of Radical thieves
intends to give Us fair election =
any body who suspects this supervi
cor Of not being as pure as the dis
titled dew from heaven, ought to b
"Dixed," that is, shot on tile spot
with a load of soft soap.
Briggs is not a bad man. his re'a
tons are unfortunate, and We ar
sorry to zee him in such bad compan
mot that We have an interest in hl
welfare; present, personal, and
come, but simply because We though
better Of him-that Is all.
Our "little bird" told rs man
things they did and said, and thos
sayings and doings have been lai
before "the powers" who will tax
due action thereon at the proper tin
and in a propor manner.
Fair ehest;ea-cicse count~ever!
body vote-midnight meetings a.
dark lanterns--so.
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Fitzpatrick came in an ace of
killing tho radical party in 1ndi-
ana. with that "more money and
4 bloody campaign letter Of his
to Governor Hayes.
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Horatio Seymore has been NOM
mated by reclamation, as the
Democratic candidate for Govern
or Of New York.

The Mint}en Democrat says: The
primary election in that, Webster
parish, disorganiaed the Demo
cratic party. Asths editor Of that
paper was q candidate, and beat
en-. we suppose he allades to his
mart Of the party. However, we
hone that our friend Tompkins will
reorganize at once.
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Grant and Hayes have been
hob.nobbing together at Long
Branch.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

White, faq,, ~ genial, wholesouled
gentleman, . member OF the Mcliin-
noy bar
Many lrlenda aud admirers OF the
enterprise II Tins HERALD We met,
whose names we omit for want of
space. .f. ..t
Farmers here, say that there will ba
almost full crop OF whcut made; that
wheat Is seldom damaged by the rust
before tho first OF June, aud that
great part of the crop will DO harvest
ed before that time. as #uaa.D
Collin county has an $50, 900 court
house, and county scrip at par. m
Mckinney contemplates having In
a short time, grain elevator, a three
story Joint stock company hotel, auda
lot OF such trlIllng things too numer.
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THE CAPITAL.
Hiring Ont OF Persons Convicted Of
MISdemeanOrs 30 Farmers.
The House Still Grating on tho Resolu.
ton DIsCOuraging Amendments TO the
Constitution Number of
Bills introduced

Special 10 Tho Dallas Herald lH
AUSTIN, May 23.--Senate Reports
IavoMbly TO allowing the hiring out
by the county Of persons convicted Of
mlsdcmeanors. 20"
An act suspending the collection Of
the road tax for 1875. 4@ Aiat
An act making an appropriation to
assist veterans TO visit the Centennial.
Reported untavorable us being unoon-
stitutional. ar Aaa
Bill to regulate practice in Dis
trlct Courts. '' -
Bill to regulate the duties Of sherltls.
Bill authorizing quarantine on the
coast. '''p h'I Hnnanlf
Bill for preventing or enticing away
employees or children. Ahaa n"f
Mr.. rorriil introduced bill provd-
ing for the establishment OF aninter-
mediate Court OF Appeals intendedt to
take cognizance OF cnses now on the
Supreme Court docket. 1t provides
for the appointment Of three judges by
the Supreme bench and conllrmed'by
the Senate. t".a tra ~ II
House: BIZ facilitating manumc-
turing and commerce. NeF3li t'6
:. Bills passed-Amendlng the crimi-
nal code; to prevent herdIng stock In
certain cases. ayb o lad aai
The special order being the report OF
the Committee on Resolutions disceur-
aging amendments TO the constitution
being proposed at this session, TIL ma
jority report was adverse to the resolu-
ton. After discussion the House nd
jo0rned without voting. oi hl4Di