The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

When Mr.. Chandler read this t
me he said:
"What do You think of that ? mitll
of Dndunk. has come ont for GIANT -
for Hayes. l mean. Big thug for It's
"l4lat'> So said |; "but vino tn
b!azcS is Smith -
"Dantinn," said Chandler; "bu
lisa big thing. Besides, the Ger
mans ATE all coming out for Hayes
lfr>ing wrote me from Chicago las
week that he w"nld like to come out.
"leS,' | said. "he mould like It
come out-of jail.'
"Hem y said Chandler, with sothe
embarrassment, and changed the sub
ject.
They took vote in the Black Ma
ria last week while it was going u|
to the city prison. 1t stood . tol
Hayes and | for Ti|llen.
An 4wlwad Mistake.
A couple of days ago, as | was sit.
ting in the Democratic Headquarters,
the secretary of the committee, who
was going through the mail, suddenly
said, "Hcllo! What does this mean
and handed me the following letter
to read:
Private.
OFFICE OF THE WEEKLY Howl.
D"gtown, Nd, Aug. II, '7G. :
Dear Sir: Your ever. welcome
draft for $275 has been received, and
the mortgage has been lifted on the
Houl, which will come out next week
all o. X. with II staving editorial on
the political situation and the duty
of the hour. Please see that get, as
per agreement, those advertisements
about tenders for building lighthouse
es in Alaska and carrying the mail in
New Mexico. The circulation of the
Hort is large and steadily increasing,
and it Is a good Medium for such ad-
refreshments.
l0urs, respectfully,
JOHN S. TRIMMER.
"What in thunder does this mean?"
said the Secretary. II never sent
him check, and | haven't anything
to do with getting Government ad-
vertising."
At this moment messenger enter.
ed wild with haste and said : Mr..
Chandler sent me up to say if there
was letter in your mail from Dog
town, Nd, to send it to him unoprn
ed. There's been a mistake. The
mans written two letters and put
them in the wrong envelopes. Here's
yours" SO saying he handed Us the
following:
OFFICE OF THE WEEKLY Howl, J
Dogtown, Md, Aug. IL, 1876. !
Dear Sir AFTER mature de|ibera
ton | see that it would be an expert.
ment franght with peril to take the
control of the Republic at this time
from the Republican party aud hand
it over to the rebel Democracy. |,
therefore, deem it to be my duty +"
devote the efforts of my paper (which
IS the Palladium of Liberty and the
Archmedean lever that moves tie
Sor|d, or, at least, this and the great.
r. portion of the adjoining co'n"tN
70 secure the election of Hayes and
Wheeler. The hopeless Disagree
ntnt OF Ti|den and Hendricks on the
currency question shows how little
here is to be expected from the De.
oD n subject SO vital as ]
ave always considered the money
question to be.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN $. TIMMEE
P. notwithstanding our differ
suce Of opinion, inspired on my part
~ a strict adherence to principle, we
AVE unusual facilities for doing job
printing of AL sorts, rs tickets, plac-
l|uS ana the Ike.
The Independent Press.
It is singular what broader views
md keener perceptions Of men and
lings man will acquire by a briet
residence among the great men of
he country ; how mach juster be-
'ome his appreciations and judy
nents. For instance, about two
nouths ago the correspondent Of
,aper in Connecticut came here and
wrote back t" his j"urnat that satur-
'aIia Of corruption reigned supreme
It Washington, while like gihhtrins
,honls the foul hyenas of nepotism
md fraud stalked supreme through