The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-07
suecial Correspondence to the Vi"''cat'r
News from Our Friends
NATCHITOCHES,
CANE RIVER, April 3, 1877.
CANE RIVER, April 3, 1871.

NJ. Editor
II las been AMI still is u cause OF or
fons;v. v.xation to the citizens OF TINS
n"r;.I, to witness the utter and total az,
r"nnn Of determination on the part OF
p Ss"s Returning Board Hnyes, III
what he calls his "Southcrn p"llcy', ~
NAV l.. that as he knows ne has pee.
elevated to the highest rol'tlcal oilNe
uvr it is eminently political at the pres
snt t;mc) within the gift ofthls country
NV one Of tho most stupcndons 1r""os
wh;ch has ever, or can ever disgrace
u;"l, commission, and bound hand anu
f'mf Nv his promises to the one party,
o"I Ii. fears Of the other, their united
WV, wc;oht encirclh! his mind and heart,
the one is too narrow to grasp, ,he o't mca
too timid to execute. Will !'nerty "as
v y mt = partial arm, be nn"'nshlnG!y
irokcn in the hands Of this man g WIN
be only be the fit successor Oh or" w., ~
of such patriots aud statesmen 40 WIS.," ".,'"r,
iugton, Madison, Jefferson anu o'no s,,
WHO threw ont those SPARKS vi mora,
, lustre (which gave light to a wo'iu anu
made nation live y
Ia he vet 50 little, with the power,
: which the chief Executive is known 10
3 weld. or is he wanting in nerve 10 carry
ont his already declared policy 49,
The present affords an atlmirao,e oP-
portunity for pacifying the whole soutn ~
II is his boun,lcm duty to sec that III,
e State governments are carried on anu
4 unheld according to the CONSTITUTIONS Le'
= him Withdraw the troops from every
Southern State, or rather let them >lot "
r used for TIL, purpose OF uphololns" so.17
:, ernment hostile to the INTERESTS "n ~
;" against the declared wish and fcc'ioS VI
it's citizens. Governments haveex's'el W.
of fore. have been saved can exist a't: cal
e. NE saved again without the interpos't,lo'
Of the sword. 1t is his great duty to-da:
q. to sec that they make not one step 'oi
ward to build up or tear down govern
,,o ment against the established and lfrel1'
'0 ahly EXPRESSED sentiment OF its peop!'
v It is a great public trust, consecrateo D
the very instrument which he has s"oi
+. to obey, a duty, second to none amonSs
is. the whole range and repertory OF III
nj human intellect as we'll as the heart, an
nd that grand public trust would lil-oecoH :4
no ana man who would dare treau WI,
scornful steps, Gin honor's sacred pau
49,, and stand at bold defiance with his duty
Wy We think it would be q very prop
y: step taken by the peoples leg'slstocl
'eg one which would give general satlsia
The ton in this part Of the parish, to nave
additional magistrate for Ward II. III
or- amongst the largest wards of the paris
tho and narties litigant are often obliged
~ On t;ttecn or twenty miles to the mag
" trate when they have any business l
$3.50 ward is fully large enough to nave "
'ol- and with q proper officer, competent II
'rn' IL understanding his dnties, great u
cen Of good Can be accomplished: .,..
ity, This community was pa'neo' grea'1S
and though not surprised, to hear OF tne u ~
ton of that truly good man, citizen ana Ia IA
y If rr. Mr.. Valery Gaiennie. In this sect
: NV where the deceased was largely. COME
v:' ed the announcement was sad one
', IT,! deed. The sympathy Of all attend
u.s. widow and family. 1t is not the Il
r or that sntfer. but those who remain, tor
auce .v.yv condition and situation OF lite,
;on- man has more causes for grief, pam
leral SOFT w, than has man, and suners IL
" q than he does. Man has bis strength
,;ch- the exercise of his power; he ac Us
'''" roes, lie GENES; he occupies himself
mis-. tn'aA s,,, w. . Not So with woms
con- " al" h.s nnne SHE dwslls She rem
'uipg f;,ce to face with grief, of which not
lance can console her. She dcscends even
ople, tbs depths of the abyss crcated' anu . u
lanai ,.A~:'Aer sn""As"oH {asWs 'a~~I
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