The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-22
:E>HE WORLD
FOR 1877.


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ton only Of what is good and wise in oal
public institimls and no limitations nps
the right of private Judgment and tE
aspirations of Reform, save those wbiea
are imposed by prudence. decorum, s's
rational respect for vested rights ana
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scots of men. While it has labored fel
the principles and halls the triumph o
the Democratic party as attordlng u.s.
practical promise of Reform in our puols
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| needed improvement therein an nnlals
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} the Union, a scrupulous fidelity 10 w
spirit as we'll as the letter of our !ast
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Religious Liberty. It will seek to M' a
igate and not to aggravate the eVle "
separable from Party Government ID ~. :.
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} crce,ls and coiors, all sections and AZ
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Reason and of Law over prejudice ~
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. great and legitimate demand '5 TN ~,
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society and will spare neither IT. w." w.,
nor expense to provide them with . ~.
ricd animated and accurate picture ~ .
times in which We live.
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