The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07
Our We ShinytON Letter.

.I!rlcs Is tie full aud complete vinA!-
cation of Governor ridden from :''
false .n, malicious charge ct making
,;.,,,: ;r,nrh- rf his into:. q IN th"
wear l-IN!. This c|lar.; has been
|nr>i>:rnily uErd by tie Republicans
urrS; tl!rn1 y|nut the county. led on
iv the Kew York Times, and prompt
I'll ly The vt,aciouS Zach Chandler.
y, some of his hrIc}lIlru. vt the
request of Mr.. Hewitt. Chairman OF
the National Democratic '"mm't'r''
Il full aud elaborate account OF the
fact, and figures in relation to tins
most monSt,ou:, and malicious s'andrr
has ;,v~" prepared Ly Judge Sinn"t;.
1t j., full, ccmpA'tr; and iuctntaHlr.
but much too long for the space
pro,,ose to occupy. Ii will doubtless
hr printed in proper form tor li>tn-
button, and SEuulu Hc in tie hands OF
every lover of truth AID justice, b"
he Democrat of Republican. This
discusses of the allegations of fraud
and perjury, and leaves the Times III
a very un"n;,ablo position, that OF
having made charges OF SO grave an"
serious q nature without any fonnda-
ton or reason, other than the mag
ination or ingenuity of their author
Further light is also shed on this sub
ipct by the fact stated by Mr. Hewitt
in his letter, thas Immediately after
thc publication of these charges, he
arpljrI to the Secretary Of the Trea-
>,yy for er official report OF the m
come tax, of both Mr. Tildcn and Mr.
HAYES, and that up to this day, the
Secretary has not seer tit to make
anv reply to this request. Meanwhile
however, and without any delay ne
has furnished to the Times one OF the
documcnts which he has refused to
MIR: Hewitt. This indicates yer!
CLEARLY conspiracy against Mr.. TIL
den upon t|~ part of certain Federal
office. holders, in Which they use then
mower as agents of the government
to propagate false and gron"dI'S'
c]arrts against an eminent c't'zeh
simply because he has been n'n''''"
ted as il candidate for the Presidency
rhe government officials everywhere
. have taken the sulks on account o
, the 4ct;uc;io made in the number o
, cmplovcrs, aud don't seem to cart
. whether the current business OF I'M
5 offices are kept up or not. II com
p|aiut is made, "oh the ex-Confcue
rate Congress has crippled us So w
can't oct ;,lony any faster" "h'I
in truth and in fact the present tore
} has ample time to lounge about TIL
room and discuss politics, or are OIL l.
T. the various State campaign club room
| directing documents. The truth c
y this assertion may be tcste! by an
: one who pleases to walk through IN
y Departments and sec for HIMSELF
The campaign in Indiana grows moi
!: intensely vigorous as the election ia
II draws near. Judge Niolack OF tn;
>. State, predicts that Old Blue Jea'
,e Williams will carry the State by Il
II teen thousand majority. lie t"'d
J. special correspondent Of the NC
,f York World, that the ascen"en'
of which the Republicans conce"e"
G, tho Democracy in the opening OF u
TO campaign, has been not only mi"
'., tanned by the latter, but steadily
N creased. As many as seventy pom
lis cal meetings day arc held th''"g
H. ont fine State, and the contest will b
u" come more intense as the time ma
y. rows It is admitted that if the =
| nuhlicaus !,so OHIO and l"d'a'
he 1avcs will be defeated. Their chau
y in either State is very s)rn'l"r.
of Tweed is to bc brought home in
United States ship Franklin, now
;" Cihralta. from whence she will =
coed to Vigo ard take Tweed
hoard. Etc will be landed i" \
no. York and handed over t" the a"th'
>ni tics in something less than I'll
"' weeks. Arrangements have "
"' made by the New York author
,ry for the return of Sharkey, the n
ont drrcr, who escaped from the To'
i''l prison in womans clothing. some
, ~: Years since. He also will I've h1"'
r;tI home on the Franklin. Sh"rSf
fully aware that he is to be 'rt"'
an as the police have been sha""'
a" him for some time, hnt he can u"
,bor cape. THIS looks a little NIsn'I''
atcd say tho least of it; tnr"'"S a
IONS ship Of war int" National y
Nt III. Ma,ia,' to bring home criminals
u.s. Reno