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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISIANA.

Arss "a tAH Amy to be Investigated,
Special to the Timcs7
New Orleans, Dee. 9.-Thc Plea
ynnes Washington Special says re
solution of a very searching charactp
will be offered in the House on Mon
day providing for il committee to in
veS'ISrte all acts Of the army in tn,
South since August, to visit I'll,
States of South Caroliua, Florida AZ;
Louisiana and report appropriate ac
ton to the House.
1t is understood that tho statcmcn,
of Trumbull, Palmer and Others il
respect to the Louisiana Board vii,
be published soon or sent to the Pres.
'teht to be- communicated to Congress-
The project Of referring the Pres.
'"enfla' contest to the Supreme Court
will not pass Congress.
sharp prxct,,e crths Senate Conm,,tr.
New Orleans, Dec. 9.-Kellogc's
returns promnlEate to-day the judi
cial findings for the various districts
all Radical nearly-and will to-.
morrow promu!gatc this section. OF
tie parish officials the Judges and
District Attorneys returned are, Uun.
ter and AndrewS>of the 9th Judicial
District Boarn!an and Slantery of
of the 10Th; Graham and Barks;lale
Of tt" Nth; Smith and Brian of the
}2'h lIoush and H. Il. Steele of the
18Th; R'bt. Ray and Di'&grave of
the ]lth; Eeattie and SSuer Of the
18th, Monton and Chargois of the
10th; B1eaa and Gorham OF the l7t|r
Torner and Fuller of the 18th.
The Legislature as returned con.
sists of four white RAIDS, and Is ne.
Sroes in the Senate, and in the House
"A negroes and q white RAIDS.
1t is expected that the s. Sen
ate investigating committee will sum-
mon the Returning Board members
and all supervisors to Washington to
prevent their appearing before the
House Investigating committee, which
is expected Monday.
Kellogg ia confident now that the
" ashington authorities will fix the
Oregon case so that Hayes will be
counted in and Packard's sporting
friends are offering to bot that HAYES
will be inangnvated.
New Orleans, Dec 7,-Boarl nro.
nulgated, gives Radicals n men,
'erS in House and 80 Senators. Dem.
'cr;tts 46 members in House and y
Senator's.
Radicals here and at. Washington
realty excited over Oregon matter.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hti Is o. Gen, ;:s,y-,-.

| - VA WIZ. aNr:E.
Columbia, Dec. 9.-The followin,
was received BY: the committee of the
Democratic House:
COLUMBIA, Dec 8, 1876.
F. AZ Cannon and others:
GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE
have the honor 10 say, in reply to
your enquiries based on the resolution
OF which you handed me Il copy YES.
terday, that the U. S. troops in tho
State House were placed there by All
order for the purpose of executing such
orders as might be given. In this con.
nection I would say, with reference
to enquiries numbered 6 and 7, that
it your body should appear at the
State House for the purpose of enter
ing the hall Of Representatives. and
should be refused admission BY those
having charge of the doors and such
persons should apply to the officer in
command of the tryops at the State
House for assistance necessary to
prevent yoar entering, the present
orders to the officers would require
them to render such help.
| am, gentlemen, your obedient ser
want, THos. H. RUGER.
Except more Federal troops en-
route for this place, everything is re-
markly qniet.
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UnNasEed.

+ Mr.. Grant and his crew stand re
= vcalcti in All their naked and lidcou
detormi;y. The consp;ratorS hav
l been uuma>kcd. Their plans ar
known and fully developed -w'a
will they DO D.? is the question nov
, asked hy the awe stricken cl'izpl
who starts appalled, at the audacit,
of the Radical IcndrrS. TO our think
ing, the question is easily answered
Grant wiH 90 on to tie en- lamd an /
force to dchiere success Take tht
Who'll" history of the Republican gang
az evidence of our usscrtion-and i,
will be found that they stopped short
at nc,hing-constitutinn. laws, rights
or dcccncy, that stood in the way OF
their goal -succrSs.
Every point upon which there can
be pcaccable solution Of the Qurs-
ton between Hayes and ridden. is
firmly occupiod by the Democrats.
The "Forms OF law" -''o primo titcin
case," stare the Radicals in the face
from Oregon-the right to 60 behind
the "forms of law" and inquire into
such outrageous proceedings a. the
plan Of stealing 10 votes from TiI,len.
looks at these scnuud,e|s when thcy
turn to the Snntl for help. The two
horns Of the 1i|cmm" arc presented.
and their tate impaIcs them upon
either. There is no escape from dis
trnct;on for the Radical traitors, bat
IN an open, plain and unvamishea ap-
peal TO force, and they miN not hest,
tate to make that appeal! And the
American people had best prepare for
the coming fray.
PEACE is assured By being prepar-
cd for WAR!
Grants amy and navy, his hnn-
dre' thousand office holders confront
the way aud block the passage to lib
ertH. They are backed by the NOR
oN?) influence of sncll virtuc(?) as
there Can be in men who accept tone
from a Be'knap, a McCcr and
Blaine, in men who worship God as
Ncrcher-men who recognize no STAY.
human or divine, to the end CT their
ambition.
Grants schemes are stayed for the
moment by the "forms of law
drunk with ambition, and maddencd
by the Efforts that thwart him he will |
throw off the flimsy guise of consti-
tnti"nal restraint and appeal to force.
Cicero denounced Catilinc and I'M.
masked his MISUNDERSTANDING with
rage and loud in his dcnnuciation, he
appealed to his legions. Grant, with
the cry of the American people ring
ing in his cars of Q"o~syue tandem
79nterc p0tcntia nostra? with curses
III his lips, will resort to his army
or success.
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The Plan-Checkmated,

For the information of our reader
v" will SNrrinctly state the plan O
tie radical PARTY for the seizure o
the government and the suhver.io,
Of orr lilirltirs.
II is we'll to understand hv way o
preface, that no power has ever vel
been lanrprd by drspot or the at.
: tempt made f." n'nrP, save through
the "forms of law which were more
or less invoked, as history shows form
Caesar to Napoleon III. People i'm
h"rd with tEr love of PEACE are gen.
orally law abiding and have for its
mere form the greatest respect.
lh" result Of the election showed
that Tj|drn bad Ia votes, one less
Than q majority of the hole, and
mat h" had also carried fairly the
States Of South Carolina. Florida and
Louisiana, or 10 votes more. but for
fnnafr'H for the radical conspirators
these three States had Returning
Boards who WonId couvass and ~.
tnrn the vote as the party in power
would dictate.
The entire press which supported
Hayes Immediately began TO work
apo" p"b'ic opinion, and with the
patty managers impressed upon the
public mind North, that, no matter
no" much these Returning Boards
were t" be denounced, they were or
S"'i<"'' by |aw and the people must
Submit to the returns made bv the
States "nhh"r their broad seals" no
matter how wrong, how outrageous
that result. 70 say that these ar.
snmentS and this reasoning had not
powerful effect North woul1 be TO
state what we DO not believe. On
the contrary, The Indifferent, the
wealthy and the craven all SOUGHT
TINS mode of escape from striking a
''"" for their own liberty.
Bat the plans of these Radical con. |
sP'ratols were suddenly shattered, |
Oregon returned, under the "form Of
law one r|ector for Til,len, thus se-
curing the one constitutionaIly re-
l"ird to elect him.
lhe check'nate is complete. The
<ad'cal party is hoiSted upon its own
'etard and their bowls are sinrly
ang''able. After stealing three
states IN most outrageous manner
hey are thanked in the operation hv
lone vote from Oregon they must
n'mIt to the legal as well as the
'Sh'fol election of Mr.. Tildcn and if
hey d" not, then they must take roy
" the very spirit they have invoked .
the "form of law' are in the hands
{ the Democrats.
Thus has ambition ovcrrcached il.
IF. /.
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We have before us tic petition o.
D. Ernest Breda and Raforl Blun,
setting forth the charge of "violrnce
INTIMIDATION and fraud in Red River
Sabine, DeSoto and in Wards S and &
OF Nafeh't"chcs. This petition was
backed, we understand, by the oatI,s
of Edward Shzernack, Gus Basto,
f1"rlau Habley, John Hudson, She'd
er'cA Brown, Holden and Walker Of
Tins parish that thcle is not one
sclnt'lla of truth in the entire aver
ment, every one in the four parishes
knows full well.
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FIREWORKS Mr.. F. Elsig will give
an exhibition of fireworks on Christ
mas eve. The display will embrace
numerous and beautiful subjects. Mr..
Elslg depends upon the kindness of
our citizens to reimburse him for the
expense he will incur in thus catering
for their edtication and amusement
Several of orr ladies have kindly VOL
nnteered 10 solicit monies to defray
these expenses and we feel assured
that our citizens will respond cheer
fully and literally. Let every one
something to the frework
exhibition which will be amusing and
instructive to all.
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Blunt and Breda were counted If
upon a threat made by them to qui,
the Radical party if they were not.
This can and will be proven by Co,uos
OF Red River, and Baker, of Bossier.
both radicals themselves
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The 2sd Senatorial District, which
IS also the 10Th Judicial District mnst
stand solidly together in this fioht.
The Mansfield Reporter and the V;a-
d'cator propose to do battle on the
line of resistance to death. MEETINGS
Of the Bar were held here and the
resolutions adopted are to be seen
elsewhere.
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\ LIVER p1>rHpEKED FOR FIrTEEN
YEARS. For fifteen FycarS WAS a
great sufferer from a diSnl,i;lcd Liv-
cr, during which time | t,irl many
Of The best physicians in the couutrv
and almost an the patent nost,nmS
Recommended, all to no effect, until
| nsrd Simmons I.ivrl Regulator;
and. from lht time used it to this
day, which is Row several years. I
have bffn comparatively a sound
man, having suffered very little since
at any ti1nr from the effect, Of NV old
'h<ca>r. Consequently. heartily re-
commend It's Use TO the afflicted Of
liver disease.
MAJ. \. i. WOOLEY.
Kingston, Ga.
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Cots. ID. Pierson and R. E. Burke
returned from New Orleans during the
week, and report ALL WE'LL! Pack.
ard has got the Returning Board
count, Nichols has the votes, and
that means arms and hearts.
Gen. Nichols counscls peace, and
assures the people THAT HE IS AND
INTENDS TO BE THEIR GOVERNOR.
Let our pcople remain perfectly
quiet, and prepare to meet the emer.
gency that will now come, and which
VIII not pass without being perma-
nenffy and definitely settled.
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\ review of the trlrS'aphic reports
will sum ny as follows:
TH''nn has lSJ votes inrIu,]iuc one
from Oregon.
Hayes has Isl including tn" three
stolen :'tHtes-I.oui<iana South Caro-
lima and Florida, or 10 Yates.
The Radical press North fairly
howl III the trap they themselves set.
The New York Times shouts fraud,
trickcry and the time serving Her.
aid ye|ls in cho,ns.
Gentlemen, it's war or Tillrn You
pay y"'n money and take y"nr choice.
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that he led determined TO sustain
Chamberlain as Governor dc facto
and dc jErc, to recocuiz" the Alack"y
House, aud not withdraw the troops
from the capitol, replied there was
no truth in the statement.
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WASHINGTON
TIE PRESIDENT DENIES.

= 11I1' IHEcIUFNI DENIES.
Washington, Dec. 9.--Professor
Seelye, NJ. c., believes the Presi,len
tlal question will be thrown in the
House. The President to day upon
application BY card, for confirmation
OF the statement published yesterday.
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Its intfnated that Grant will re-.
sort to extreme measures at once,
lie has been going it on quart meas
ures for a long time, and we suppose
this "extreme" means q gallon see
the pint.
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d The Editor of the New Orleans Re
publican says, that if the Democrats
succeed in their efforts, he shalt trem-
bic for the fate Of the country. Let
him tremble, it will he no great shakes
after all.
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1.-The Cromwell of American poll
TICS" is how the Herald calls Mat
Wells. Let US see-Cromwel} is dead
and we have never yet read that he
stole State or had a cotton claim
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When Bean, of Desoto, could no,
get his money for suppressing the re-
turns in 1874, from that parish-he
sllelled out the truth against Kellogg
and his crew.
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CHoLEEA.-No danger from Cholera
if the Liver is in proper order and
ordinary prudence in diet ia obser we'd.
The occasional taking of SimmonS'
Liver Regulator to keep the system
healthy, will surely prevent attacks
of Cholera.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16

When you hear Radical yelling
on the pnblic streets-''don't con.
found men and principles"-you can
wager your last nickel TINT he keeps
men and principles miles apart.
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The DR,MA.-IIrlen D'Estc. the
justly popular actress. will visit Nat
chitociss again dnrjDy the holidays
with her strong Dramatic company
and we feel assured our people will
welcome this lady heartily. The
public mind is excited to a high pitch
and the relief afforded by attending a
well rendered play is nnq4"stionah!r.
There will hc crowds to see Helen
D'Estc's troupe.
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The "Kitc|'en Organ" Washington
Republic, states tie lachrymose fact
that }. G. Blaine has been killed Sd,
the .jaw.bone Of an ass" In othc,
words, Blaine has talked himself to
death.
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The New Orleans Republican talks
about raflying the loyal sons of Grant
by the tap oftLe drum to save Hayes.
They will rally quicker "by the tap.
ping of a keg.'' Utilize McGee and
Joyce. S'' ID '.
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ADJUSTMENTS. Dave Peyscr. ESQ.,,
writes us that Miss Ina LEWIS the
gifted emotioned actress supported by
a fine Dramatic compan: will VISIT orr
city shortly.
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Winter war continues undated.
Were no less than three fights during
the past week. Black eyes are qnite
numerous on our street. cause gen
orally, wliskey.
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Business continues depressed and
We have never know money SO scarce
az now. Cotton comes in rapidly but
very few goods are being purchased.
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James Y. Sprowl is authorized to
canvass for subscribers to the Tindi
dictator and orr city friends will do
we'll to renew throngh him.
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We saw On our street during the
week three wagon loads of Sugar
from Rarides par'~h. Coming, we
suppose, to the NatcLitoches market.
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Ladies, ifyou want cheap, neat
hitting and pretty shoe call at McCook
L. Bro.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16

"That coat ~ nice, where ,tid YOU
get it's At McCook & Bro, plenty
Of them and cheap!
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. The BEST the market affords and
we'll served, at Burdick's Boarding
House.
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Call at MeCools &Bro., for every.
thing in the Dry Goods and Grocery
Hue, yoa will certainly find it there.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16

a SQUARE MEAL FOR FIFTY
CENTS at Burdick's Boarding House
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The End.

Our citizens can at last realize ttei
{ situation. Dark and gloomy wei
f the clouds that hung over rs from til
hour Of closing the polls OF, the 1T
OF November, until Sansrt OF the ST.
Drcembcr; with the declining of tina
day were cciipsch in total darkness tn,
hopes and prospects of the couspira
tors of the Republican party agains
the liberties Of the American people
The one vote required to elect Til
den, ""cro'1'i"g to the forms Of lar,
although he was fairly, honestly am,
cqo'tah'y elected before, was obtain
ed from Orryan.
The American Republic was saved
from All intestine war by the still
small voice Of The Democratic, Pacific
lavrd little State Of ORGAN. Well
may The New Orleans Democrat saw
that TIE hand Of God was visible
throughout in The trying hours of the
past month.
Th" angel of peace laid softly the
owe branch at the portal of the
white man of Louisiana. South Caro-
lima and Florida.
Maddencd and drunk with power,
Grant'> miuions rushed heaIl,nc into
excess with the sole intent of provo
king resistance. The SNprrmp Euler
stayed the hand of man and worked
ms own vengeance.
To-day the plots of the Schcmcrs
are lai'! bare, anal an outraged, inlir-
nant rIoME will put to the test all
the r'Eo's Of law upon the foul con.
sN''at"rs against them. and woe br
mt" tn" man who had ought to do
with these outragcs.
Let vs., fellow citizens, conrratu-
late each other in the fitness Of heart
at our 'lclvrrance. Let the PRAYER of
the lSrac|ite when released frc,a Hah-
aI"HAn captivity, well up from hearts
f"ll of JOY and gratitude. TO lips that
speak the praises Of God. In the pa}a~
tml mansion: at the Lowry cabin fire.
side, this night. tears Of joy conrst
down checks; " Iich but an honr ago |
h'anched, not with fear, but at
thought of the terrible consequences
which would ovcrtake US all.
The property owner is at last re.
a''z'ng the situation, and adopting
the only mode Of breaking down the
enemy. Without pr concert of action.
The refusal to pay taxes, is rapidly
spreading, and we believe the ma
o'lty OF our citizens have drterm;u.
III not to pay another cent to snppoyt
ne Fraudulent government nor bc;u1
'oistcd apon us.
This is proper, and we at last see
daylight, for as long as money was
'a'd up by our people, all the pro.
ests in the world would never re-
lcve us OF the rascals. for the reason
hat their Object in securing Office
aS, was attained.
Every dollar paid in taxes to kel-
'gg or Packard's tax collector il q
DIX forged in the chain that binds
'e white man to the African car Of
'gradation, that now trampIes in
'e dust virtue, honor and intclli.
enco. Let the taxed meet, and sol. j
nn'y agree to "stop the <npplies,' ',
I'd the army of outrage dishands. +
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Remember that McCook & Bro.
have " complete ling of ladies and
gentlemen ware.
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FRY the fresh Texas -four of Nc.
Cook & Bro.
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Now is the time to renew your SUBJ
scrlption to the VlSDicATpR, for 1872.
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Highest cash plices paid for cotton
at McCook g. Bro.
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Fancy scarfs, shawls land cloaks at
McCook g. Bro.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16

TO sacks of rust-proof oats at Nc
Cook g. Bro,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-12-16

Information furnished: on application
to this office by person or letter or cali
en- l.. CHAkLEvlLlE, ESQ, or L. A.
SERS, ESQ, Clouticrville, La.
Dec 2-lm