The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28
Y.>YCuITOC HEs. LOUISIANA. OCTOBER q. 1915.

sharp and un,>rupuloUs men, and $"
?vr,rt ycr' ,i"y n f'antl, ;'Ia N"">
Sheppard, Of this city, offered 20
ataha :5o"', on tneir succr~a jur
morning. ate, the election was ovrr |
In Nytoi,n:, 80, Sir. }I"nd';s.';~
>y"., Ike DrMou:;t!" candidate for
t;ovr'nn:. Il" was opposed by a!
r:Nr!s Wv.,H"r 5Hall, and hy his pr
soua| pnl,;;|:yity he secured a ma |
iority Of iil,t. Hut Che Democrats
were bn.,tcn on the res, Of their State |
ticket. Michael &. Kerr, one of the
A,st popular Democrats in ''':'aH&. !
was defeated ioi o".irs<man y! j>cyc
w. lG2 votes. III" N,pnn !''n, Sc.
cured . ,at Of Il Conorr>>ncu. uul
bad on the congressional vote hy
,,t.,..1>~,, Il Hia)Wu, ui az. :hn At-
uublicans elected the Liru,>l,a;'!
Governor and Secretary Of STAT; A>1
carried both branches Of t'rr St:,tr
Legislature. The mora, c!l"rt OF
these s,lrcrSs"> WIS to give 'lA''t ii
large majority ia Indiana j., \'>"U*
i,r.
in view IF the close c|:r'rct>r Of
thr contest and Of to" irtlGrnrcH
brought Nv he Rrpuhii,;l',S 10 ;''ar
in Indiana, it WAS natUrAl thl' ,'',y
SHOULD expect u Triumph. The STATE
was cmrhAticallv
T~,jJIc =
of the ca,n2ai'tN, and It i%s gone
a"a;n<t the Republicans rs :. irni"'i-
t. ct over .lAN. In No, rmh"r dis
vii. be swvI|vN to Ih,nhi, uItl per-
n;.p, to 1860 for Yi!,!,n aud ::rn-
A!iyhs. The fight for Indi'ra is wow
practically cn'lrN. Mr.. Norton knew
inis. or he would rot have COVE to
California.
TIE fifteen votes Of !uslIAnA
Are Certain ,for 7i'''en.
Illinois a,.l Wisconsin axe now NN-
hatcab|e ground. Ohio will % t'r
Hayes, but by no triumphant vote.
The moral effect Of this triumph Is
to
In~vre or arnr1y I"sNyc
the votes of Ncw York. New Jersey
and CONNECTICUT. All the accounts I
rct from New Jersey are of l"N>lhy
! Democratic majority. In New York
j Mr., Ti!t|rn counts on GN,WE' ma jointly.
. lie knows New York TO " dot. The
! Kew York Democrats had their or
yan;zation completed weeks ago. I
don't think it will be possible for Inc
] Republicans to turn the tide which
will now set il for 'Ti(,,rn in !!.' "wn
! State. As inr Connecticut, the MA
iority iur Iit}ru Will he heavy. These
States has given large Democratic
mnjovitics for years past. Last spring
the Democratic candidate for Gov
cruor had $500 plurality over the ke-
publican candidate, and a clear ma
jority of $500 over the Republicans.
! (;rernbarkers aud Prohibitiu"ist, |
think it reasonable aud safe to SAY
that Mr.. ridden will get the STATE of
Connecticut by from tonr to c'SS|!t
,hon>A..i majority.
! Rely rpnn it. that if the people of
Louisiana and Mississippi do their
part
| T;(len riU be the Next Precedent,
! and there will DO a future in this
country for every honest man and
good citizen.
As for the House Of Representatives,
| it is hard to estimate it, ont good
/ Judges here, WHO are we'll posted,
C|n:m It tor the F'mo>rNis
by from lifte~n to twenty majority
Remember that we have Ecrryn'an-
lers to contend with in most of the
Northern States. Iii spite Of this w"
will pail through. But wo want tho
Soutl1eri. States to do as well in elect
| inc mymhets as they did two years
ago. If they ho}N their own we viii
have the House OF Representatives,
You need not fear losses in Maryland,
Viryiuia ana North Carolina. West
Virginia holds her own noh'y. South
Carolina will very likely givo a Dem
ccratic gain of two members.
There is enough of hopo and OF a
clear sky to inspire the best cScr''"ns
Of every true mau.