The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23
News from Our Friends.
N.\TCIIITOCIIES,
TWENTY -FOUR Mile FrRRl. I
Junr Nth. iS11,
lLr. LZitOl.

Nv. E'Itor:
For sometime past You have had a
standing invitation to your frlrn'!S' 10
writ" short letters for Your paper, on
matters of general interest t" your r'a" .
crS. Vow. belong to- the category OF
the ViNplcAInE' friends, but | d" rot
know how will succeed when ! "SlrZr
the little implement Of mighty minus
and lush into print. II has h""n, fot'i
tr1t|fully and particularly saI'. 'ha'
"lo"'~ rush in where angels fear u"
tread" hut as havc'l"t"rmln"d t" Wr't''
| shall pitch in "H d,S~r"nd"m B"'
what shall | write about De "Mn''"S
rn,bux ct Yui',n,,l,'m 0l'iS. Yes. that IT,
which shall interpret, as meaning "a
little of every thing. and more h'S'"rs.
Well, we have had Il glorious ram
The corn. which Il few days ago h'I'fu
IA Doctor say, was in 0rtir"|" M"r"|' '""'
is. mosiLnnd or rather most dead, h;t' re-
yivrd ,mGrr the awakening KISS "t "ld
rlu> ices, and HOW. we believe IN inns re-
-ion. that we will make an ample supply
for our next years wants.
Cotton, up to this indItnry IS all t!a'
we could ask. Many planters have III,
trouucrl the Chca,l,am this year, hHf l
fear of it's success, although we must
wait for fair trial. The WRITER ti''" II
to some little extent last year, and while
not satisfied, is giving It another trHl
the present season. five are S'trccSSi''i'
it will produce most w"n"rr1"l r'V"'n-
ton in the culture of the ilrrcy staple
for Instance, if it will give two and
three, and sometimes four bales t" t."
acre. AZ i, claimed for it. why. 1t Is, to
all intents and purposes the poor mans
cotton. This extraordinary rrodnr'l"n
however, must he brought about hy ct"St
cultivation and free mannrln@ Bn'
uous r.]yous, and then | Will write you
all about it. :,
Our tobacco crop is unusually early
and within less than twenty dayS, some
of my nriyhhorS will be making Carrots
So if Won will come down about that t!m'
and rartalr of the hoSpitaIftS OF mr.
humble cabin, you shall be rrGalrd b,
the delicious aroma of tn" native W'cu
and as the smoke curls in fantastic
shapes from long stem pipes ""c Il li''
our bnyhNu'( Ger again.
Your friends down here are very m'lrI
pleased with the manly course OF tn
VlNpIcAruE. Your tw" articles, III No''
issue of the 2d inst 'Stay Away an'
"Ninlicatcd Law No Apologies hay
the metal and pluck that we in this IT
ZION Xix" to see. Such villains as Blum
sho uld be told plainly t" "tnke up th''
tents and walk not because they ar
Radicals, but simply because they ar
dangerous villains to the peace. none
and prosperity of the parish. Sine
Your article several of Bmnts Baptl>
Preachers have been down here holdIl
private meetings with the negroes. az
one Of the preachers was heard t" SAY
that Blunt must be sustained and d'
Tended, let it cost what it may. NO -
before we can have peace and KIN
feeling between the races i'll tins. and
fact all the parishes of the State til
dangerous element must be eliminated
aul the sooner the better.
Go on then, We say to yon, and Ia
these tcnds, and the plaudlts of the VI:
plcAroE'S friends in all this region wi
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