The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-18
Grants Order,

We have for some years borne To-
caly the military usnrpations of the
radical administration, not without
indignant protest, however, but with
out, we are panied to admit, that
moral and physical force which pco-
pie who a,e so loud spoken of their
love of liberty and fair play as the
Northern citizen, should have freely
and promptly given MS. However,
the scene has changed aud to-day we
look mp spectacle well calculated to
shake the confidence of the patriot in
the stability of Republican institu-
tions.
Upon the heels of the recent e|ec-
ton and upon the triumphant sue
cess of the reform President, Mr.. TIL
den, the military Of the Republic steps
in and attempts to overthrow the wiU
Of the people expressed at the ballet
bor
Grants order has indeed "nation-
allied" Louisiana, and the UNION will
now taste the effect Of a radical South
ern Returning Board Mc1rd BY Grants
Joyoncis that the effect to elect
Hayes without votes will fail ex-
tracts from leading Northern Journals
in this weeks issue amply testify.
Northern citizens have seen the
liberties OF the citizens OF oar State
crushed and their ri yhts overri1dcn
hv Grants h,yrmdouS hnt the intense
INDIGNATION in the North created by
Grants unheard of order shows con
cluSlvrly they will not tamcly submit
to this outrage themselves. The con-
test is now between the North and
Grant; the latter will 90 down.
Shall it be war or Til,en
Kellogg says that the republicans
have carried this Statc-it-you count
ont the Democratic parishes, and he
wants some one to come down from
the North and examine for them
selves how the radicals have been
abused.
We were of the opinion that two
Congressional Committees, both re-
publican, had given Kellogg quite
enough of "Northcrn men coming
down hcre' to look into his style of
running the government of tins State.
Kcllogg's "ifs' are like what the Trib-
ne says of the Radical organs North
''if they con)d have east votes enough
Hayes would have been elected. Not
doing that, sensible people and honest
people cannot see wherein he is elect.
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