The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

sent. | hrllrNc. ~ common WIZ" an
that il is "A 'rrurl ding to load Il falling
man hnt when ihr weight OF that l"ah Is
DoM. we'll il,en it not 50 h'aEy alter
all, is it go, it is not unless upon
those from whom the subtl"ct Is made.
under the IMPRESSION 't uppo>It"rH re-
lief In every age nIaGnanl'h"''> ur'">
have been rrrtormrd->"mr more 'nln-
iun'lS than others. Rom" gave A'nr an"
a Quirlnal to CHslr-l,ltt,'r. Il >ar'"pHa'
GUS to St>nstris SO did Egypt immortal
l1y and her pyramids t" (l''"I'', ana
Louisiana could not well have trrn'n-
atrd her lon. and splendid struggle un
Joss size 0'xo had hrru wrrathrd with the
myrtle and ivy of MA';NANlNIIi. tor
From hope high r.,l>,l all glorious actions
spring;
lis hence that hrrocsc hNi:rr poets sing
Some time ago, Mr. Editor, Their" was
some talk about purchasing the Convent
binding in the southern portion o1 "'r
city for the purpose of rstAhll> hing al
Academy. Has that idea been ahaMdon
r,9 1t onyht not to be, for there |! II"
prrttirr spot, no more picturesque 'n'a-
tion to be- found in the whole State than
THAT one. Could not the merchants and
CAPITALISTS itthrrr be amy OF NatrhI'"-
rhrs go to work, and raise funds for
that purpow' TIL" Stat" Seminary
cou,L not i've more rNrrllrntly situated
than hrrr u,on the outskirts eff this quiet
and ,u,aud city. The buildings az al
ready thrrr-- the place is a'rrr'l.; traced
out---and the student, with his historic
lamp. the privileges of a quiet. >oIIlud'n-
ons life, cnulh Ia, IN Il store Of know,
edge. of mrntr' and moral acquisition
second to nnn- obtained in amy other see
tjrn of the country. Besides, it would
undonbtcdlv be a source of revenue to
M, rrhani> and business men Of NatrhI
torhr>. Gentlemen, see to it. We think
it can be done, and we know it would be
OF great benefit to the parish.
Our river, rorlmonly called FnW. Is at
present looking beautiful ---lav, she Is
rounded with a little air" r"Ynrtrv, and
as her miniature waves kiss the banks
they in turn 1irc rag. If it be true that
! there is animality in the composition oI
WATER and tina, all I've not hydrogen. Old
Cane must ttrl-wr|i-li an ovrrinaCn
stomach. putlrL for u l:tlr while, and
nat ste goes again The whistle OF tho
! Bart Able is heard -->lr is coming NJ
this riv l. we are told. What pity thl
stream IS Not ,rlviyahlr the year rouml
! Constantly nHviyairh, 'r lands on 1.-THE
! side would become more and more val.
liable : transportation more frequent, an'
consequently cheaper, communication
more rapid, and travel lryn|araS we'll a
pra>out and easy. IT. tributaries hridy
ed or uykrd as circumstances would re-
uuirr landings established and road
leading to them: ware and storage hou>
rs built along its banks: it's waters dr"
Ell with the crafts of commerce and trad
and plenty rrpo>iny ut ease upon it
h">"m But, shah, neither y"l'. nor
nor any of us will ever See that. MI
Editor, Notwithstanding "to"t s'riH.
You might as we'll expect to seine SALINE"
and Holsters in Bayou Natchrz. and rn
them L. fnmpte, a. t" expect al! thai
I his stream is as deceptive as it is ton
tnous as tickle and cAprclouS is
Young maiden of eighteen. with all tn
vanity of her sex, and the additional! pre-
sumption Of irlrviu. that all is d"" h0
notwith ,tan',in" her destiny, and eve
her glory consists only in causing tn
heart of man to throh. How would 1t Il
Mr.. Editor to establish bank in til
city of Natchito'hrS Former y tIrl
existed one here, and from W hat we ca
learn, did good and thriving hnSinr>'
surh an restitution would hrA great l'
>l,lrratnm here. and we think now til,
' every hing is settled. that it would II
be among the least of tn" contrml late
benefits to be- derived from peace az!
!. quiet The agricultural section Of II
country (and that is the whole OF It
, wonIh We think Justify and sustain
The railroad r"ntig nn,'S to this ci'N---a
Academy or Agricultural college here
and ii bank in full operation. wonld or
:, ate Il great change, in the industrial pll
suits of this parish, and bring hu>inr
almost to every door. Mr.. Editor civ
us your views on these hirrt>. they Il
certainly of the greatest importance. al,
: deserve to be brought hrtnr: the publ
Your truly, ..
HoTSrvK.