The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
Upon US Again.

traste1 witk Democratic Meet
ings-Does 1t mean ,car or
b1Hf-Ruce issue
strongly dvu,cn.
We consider that the people ofou
State will be somewhat startled at TIL
information we now propose to Ia!
before them. That Radicals her,
deny everything in public, said b,
them in their private meetings, II,
all we'll know; but what we pr6pos,
saying now, we have from untlonetet
authority, which is open to any Radi.
cal who inquiries for it.
Tho meeting ut Carroll jones' ias1
Monday, WAS not as large, by AL,
means, as We expected; be that ;as Il
may, however, the speeches are wha
We desire to talk about. Shedrict
Brown drew strongly the race issue
and fully acknowledged that he rork
ed IN tie Grand Jury room, as a Gyant
Ju,ymun, ~ the interest Of his color.
Shetlrick BrowN said lie had no
been bribed if so, then he committed
perjury; for he s&ore to examine ali
cases according to lao and eriaence
and no aas not ,tu So, arcu,iluy tt
his own acknowledgement therefore
he lied.
He called upon Ills color to sttind to.
gether-that is the race issue, and WI
ACCEPT IT brown, most fully and
heartily, and If you do not get sick
and tired Of "beatin wliite men," AZ
you say, before this year is oft, then
we mistake the times:
Ross and others, called upoii the
negroes to preserve their oatl,s invlo.
late, which they had taken to .tolla,t
Blunt. Tllen this is no political cam.
paign, but au oath-bodnd hegro gang
to I've led by Runt, to defeat thu
whites. Gross and others" can rest
assured rc viN accept that issue, also;
II is then understood fully by these
utterauces, that the PEACE! which.
tile Radicals Of these parishes desire ~
SO mach, and Of which they So feel
iug1y tttate-is to htean, that they be
left unmdlested to organize mobs of
ignorant, l'ow'ing negroes to iotimi-
date other negroes; and blusttt dtd
frighten the Whites:
But this may itead var, for J. g..
Lewis instructed tie negro dupes to
"KEEp GROUND THEIR AXES"
for they must succeed at all hd:dMs !;
# they should fail, they mere ordered to
clean out the 'rhites, front The cratic
up.
This is a calm statement of tic
very language used Ivy this deudj aud
sc ask in the name Of all the Gods
at once, vthis be peace. This, then IS
what these scoundrels teach the igno-
rant negro; such villains as Breda,
Binnt, Tn""arti, Lewis and Ezelnack.
who then have the affrontry to talk
Of peace.
But tliis is not yet at. Horrible
and tlamnine IS what NC have said
may he, there now comes that which,
may welt startle all citizens.
Blunt declared III his speech at
Campte, that II lie should lie killed,
and he was emphatic that lie wonl,l
not be, but lie cdald not forego the OPP
to threatsh=-
THE Town or NATCHlTOCHEs WOULD
ZEE BURNED 70 THE GROUND
the day II vas done.
Here COMES nip that same old threat
of l074-to burn us up, and FROM tie
lips Of the dirty iucenliary, tho lying,
preaching scouutsrei, Bldut,
who used itItefore.
This, coward prayed tot Iris IFS On
beuded knee; erovs1ed ia the dust
like a whipped lnh,,d IN 1874 /; prom.
isel, in the presence Of Judge Clap.
lin, to = Committee of our citizens
that II ttokld quit politics, and try AND
sssts kis God-who ever that may lie,
it ~ not ours, We Dire certain; and
nav be comes up q full fet1ged bar.
baridnj vito with fiery brand, threat.
ems dire veueednce tt,r Our land for tie
death Of himself: II shows
what is in bis bsaek ard wicket heart;
ind Mr. Blunt will I've hAly net Ia
snch way rs wilt quiet hiM forever,
Il he attempts II:
. Gu on Radicals III your work Of wai'
but be assured, that the calm and
nuruffted white men Of Natchitocl,es
ire prepared for any 4xd tsery s,4er-
2eacy.
Pay heeat to Lewis, land grind your
axes" Listen to Bfaht, and '1ielt.
your tosches,' but bear III mind that
L you but dare apply them, yotR
bbosOM is SEALED!
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