The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-02
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Orth and Colfax can't have i,oa'ine,
lions. hut think they can help tho
men who have them. ma ~
Sam Cox has proved o. d that Il i. i'll:
possible to persuade q Radical Con:
gress,ran to keep lis hands in his
own pockets.
tits said Of General Garfield that
he commenced, life is q, canal driver,
which, we are Quite ready to believe.
Ills speeches smack good deal Of
tile towpath yet. ..:l.
Governor Cluamber!a:n exhibits no
remarkable ..alacrity in prosecuting
the authors Of the Hamburg atrocity,
1t really looks us If lie might be afraid
of proving too much.
Every man who denies that thS
Republican party should he licensed
To steal itself ricl, and bankrupt the
country. Is . Southern Outrage Ut the
largest dimensions.
The new motto Of the a;aniiinistra.-
ton; "Iet none escape the guiliotine
who are even suspected Of disloyalty
to Grant," will go into rapid enforce.
ment the moment that Congress i'd:
jonrns. A good many Federal office.
holders, with the faint Of Bristow iE
their garments, already SEQ the gilt
ter of the axe.
The New York Herald has discov.
cred that this is q good time for Re.
publicans to become Democrats.
Never could they have q better ex7
cnse for transferring their political
allegiance, and meyer would they be
more heartily welcomed. The Bour.
bon Democracy mag not have forgot,
ten much, but they lIavc learned q
great deal.
Democrats mean ii to have Il plainly
understood that wherever they are IN
power both white aud black MEN
shall have their fall political rights,
1t ia only where the Radicals rulc That
difficulties arise and expressions ara
p:acticed.
Perhaps the murder Of the color
ed State Senator Caldwell, which, is
made II prominent feature If Bout
wells Mississippi report, may appear
yet more shocking when it is taken
iu connection with the fact that Cald;,
we'll had .::mr..leredv four white tneti
Before his own turn came.
Senator Sherman, in his late cam.
paign speech in the Senate, tried ~
treat vcry., severely the Democratic
purposes Of civil service reform, and
Sharply asked where was BARCLAY; III"
old time Republican Journal clerk,
who resigned his position when tho
Confederate House came IN, and tho
Conferate Speaker shut down IN Con-
gressiona1 wliskey. The Chicago
,Tlmics replies: III Senator Sherman
is anxious to know where the disrcpu-
table old inebriate is, he shall he nc.
co,nmodated. Barclay, the marty Of
} the Confederate House. is in an inc.
briate asylum, loyal still, however; IT,
; the Republican party:''
Now that Congress has adjourned
and lie is ont Of tho reac!i of present
investigation JIM Blaine will skip
around as spriglitly rs any Ralical.'
Tire panUnry News thinks General
. Butler is a red qnt in the Massatba-
. sets pantaloo,i leg.
Jay Gould wants to sell the New
: York Tribune. lilo ought not to lavt
: ,auelt tr6u6le rs tic paper itself Is d
!, good deal Of q sell.
: The Boston Post balicyts that AT
I bolt, Thompson. TarOox, and Warren
r will al. I've rc.slestcd, and one or tw"
: more Democratic members from Mas
sachusetts besides:
The Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligence,
: says: 1t Is not easy 10 see how TT
i den and Hendricks can be defeated
The cry for. reform IS under tl'rn,,
and also tic peoples cry for bread.'
% Tie Boston Post says: Senator
= Morton undertook in his Indian.
d speech to excite prejudice against
y 6oyetu,,r 'Yj!deti because tho latter i
u bachelor. YIiis is all the more Sc
!. we're beca.ise Of tie high plaue q
!. msrital faelity aud felicity from
% which Mr.: Morton delivers his criti
J. cisli:
% General Harrison, Republican non,
y incc for Governor in Indiana, vii
J" =, open his canvass in that STATE q
~ Danville, August le. lie will MAX
=, thirty speeches iu the state duriU
=, =, the campaign.
to Tho colrcspoadcut Of the cinci,
til natl Commercial estimates Govcrna
re Porter's majority in Tennessee in IA
lie vember, 1876, over a Republican car
.st didats at 25,00G and Tildco's majorj
in ty about the same.
no Tho Chicago T,ihnne Question
.o whether the people If l.,~a have ~
~ appreciation for the conduct " n
~ ~. Kasson, who 20 persistentiy detsptls
-" ~ the gold joh and opposed y return.
NV the honest dOlkr Of the Quilted, State
nv Tho Milwaukee News makse q
NJ point strong. It says: Tally abo
IA ''refsrn inside of the Republican pa
ite t." reminds ~ Of the maM w*o bn,
|,et = hole IN che bottom If his sirk,,
IL boat Ia lot tho water out. That ii,
my Of "refnrm' has beer on trial t.n :cy
ves 'ral years.