The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-28

E>Tc1NToCHE>, April %, 1877.
.Nr. Editor:
As write, there is q heavy, tlrenching
rain without. with astrony ra>terly wind,
a wind considered by naTigatOrS as an
'ill' one, that blows no good 1t
would have been far more acceptable to
the planters and farmers had the bcauli-
full weather of the past few days contIlIu
ed to enable them to "orf their corn
which has better stan than We lave
seen for several vrapS. We lC'trn that an
increased acrray" Of this Indispensable
cereal is under cultivation this year. and
very propcr}y SO, for it is an article otdaly
consumption and absolute necessity
amnny the n:4~Sr~, and the rich as we'll
as the poor cannot do without it. But
notwithstanding this evident llrrrA>" Of
acreage we would not be surprised that
by tins time next year 4 great many Wall
| be buying corn at one dollar, and one
dollar twenty-five, If not higher, after
having sold it at fifty and >rvrnty-fvc
cents per bill. This has happened nearly
every year since the v'ar. as every one
knows, and in all likclihood will happen
again. Now what is he reason for this
Reason did say! why, t here is no rca>ou
either in, for, or any where near It. II IS
rather the absence Of reason. But there
is a cause make IA vast difference. MIR.
Editor, between the ratio ct cdnm rrrHm
for the one is a part of philosophy both
natural and moral the other, all abstract
rr|dtio ct drcidcns. That c;itt>r. Is necessity.
superlndurtd by poverty, which Shakes.
prare calls the "ytWn,d Of honest too's'
and by the eternal he is right too. Yes,
necessity, THAI terrible engine of every
species AND form OF oppression in this n.y.
pocritivHt world, wa iuy a relentless w;,r
against the desires, instincts and aver
slonS of the heart; destroying The euui-
poisr of the senses; the sister of folly,
insanity and disease; the mother of
crime, the victor Of matter, seeming at
times even to take away its indestructi-
bIity.
That is the cause Mr.. Editor, and it
has been brought about By the general
impeachment OF the people, the want of
confidence -trnde and commerce para
USED, and the terrible want of monry-
or as Francois Willow expressed it,
"Jd"te Eargcnt, eest dou|eur sans porcIllc,
and by Jovc he's right also.
"eare glad to hear and believe that at
last the political mud,lfe has been set
! tied, and that the government to-day Is
III possession of their rightiul owners.
The pail of gloom has been raised, and
a bright outlook is refreshing indeed.
with confidence restored, capital will
flow 1n---Sooa will and kind feelings
take the place Of bitter hostility and re-
crimlnatIon "A revival Of all the indus =
tries of the country, and its various
branchcs--prospcrity and success will be
more aSsured--the Courts purified and
remodc1led, and when man enters its
honorrd precincts, he knows beforehand
that tn" laws will he properly interpret
ted and applied. and that Justice, 50 far
as human agencies can dispense it, will
resume her wonted place and reign, once
more. The people every where are re-
JoIced. All with whom we have con-
verset have smile of gladness, and
contentment is appearing again. Bust
NESS, business is what we all ask and
seek employment of any and all kinds,
! by which We can earn support for our