The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-12
Special Correspondence to the vindicator
News from Our Friends.
NATCH1TOCHES,
s~1ooL- ROOM, MONDEt.IcE,

s"uooL ROOM, MoNDEt1cE,
NATCn1ToclIEs, May, Sth, 1877. !
Before entertaining you, Mr.. Editor,
allow me to question my little boys on
the requirement of their mornings les
sons. Well, Livingston. what about your
geography can you tell me where the
black race is from Yes sir! they are
from Africa. And the Chinese : (otllrr
wise Johnny Crapand) They are from
Asia! Now about the white race, where
are they originally from FROM Mount
Caucasus! Where situated : III Eirras-
sia What of its ladics' The most cX-
Guisitr brantrs in the Hnr]d! Really,
my son, you speak as though YOU be-
longcd 70 the knights # the White Ca
Mr,a. NJ pa, I don't. Ent ma says You
do. because YOU often hrlatc yourself
ard when You do she rattlrs at yon a
la madame Cau,l,llr. Well said my boy,
here is a button.
Now Walter. do you know yours , Yes
Sir! Suppose You wrr" to travel around
the globe, would there be- any special at
traction, except parental love, to carty
YOU back' No pa! Why my Son Sim.
ply because hear people say that here:
Cotton gets spirited away, and | heard
You repeatedly say, that You have lost
no less than fifty laIrs since tho war;
1t is actually so, my dear Children, as so
many morscls Of bread and pounds of
canty. taken from you; competing me
to borrow and borrow again. But God
is great; He removes wants, and He Is
with ~ Where will the ill-dorrS GOT
| scarcely know! And the just With
the blessed. You will please recite me
tile verse in your Third Reader, page
IT,; purporting t" this matter.
"i'he gnol and the kind,
Find flowers in their path ever ,prInglng.
And Angels around ever singing
What about Tic law REFRESHING the
Smuggling of cotton Why, pa: | heard
cousin c, s7y; It would 1tave no more tf-
feet than throwing cup Of water into
tie, Mississippi. Well said! Here is a
medal.
NNw Arthur; let US hear from you
WHY was Adam cast out from the Gar
den IF Edct Because he eat nm apple :
Get po1tr. 81 peu de choose0 Who thrust
him out The Angel of terror In his
place what would you have done Well
pa! / shonld have crammcd my hat and
po .kets with apples before leaving. Well
said only that far with such proclivi-
ties, yotl mlght do like Tweed, after I'LL
ling his pockts Ia mode de Bahcock, he
was cast into Blackwell prison. Now my
boys which one of yon tAt trll titt. why
it was Tweed was punished, escaped,
made captive by the U. S. authorities
and botint again, White Babcock was
whtewashed. Well, said one, ! heard
uncle A say; it was betau>e Babcbck was
Radical and Tweed Comprehend; And
what are you going to be When you
grow to manhood! Well pa! If they
don't punish RAIDS, | shall be one. Alb
YOU will, bang Take that and go! AS
you will percei1e Mr.. Editor, l am now
employed at the no less honorable occn.
ration Of a schooI-teac{ier, and intend
APPLYING for Med,l front the French
Academy for my more than l;tI'dable at
tainmcnt and tortitude, in patient for
bearance, with an equal display OF tot
GRANGE. Since il is actually Impossible
for me to- pay 81 school tax, with an extra
school charge, besides. can bear one
thunder bolt at time; and no more
Having been sttnck so often and SO long
by its electric battery, in effect, | am al
most paralzed For whenever | hra
any one utter the word tax, in spirit.
feel no less like the Martyred PRIEST. Gu
dan, who was lately hacked into pieces
and aftcrwarl cast into cauldrot; Bn
then, il peradventure | could find the
j. little black box. I would sleep the slerl
of Samson. Having thrown sway att
rejected the old pack Of cards therefore
let rs make fair deal, deal that vii
not tnrlt ttumps to the same men iSuc
dis 1900 to our political nlonSrrs
which amount should have been used
back pay to cur devoted teachers) W
want fair deal; which signifies to pa
men a"cordin: to merit: Now al ow m
. to refer To IN item more serious, both
nature snd character. What b''sines
has Mr. Stanley, Chr. Benefits speel'
Agent) to disturb the terrestrial all
peaceful habitation of the poor blacl
on tho shores Of lake Nyassi? 1t is ma
uml enough that the blacks of thai re
!, gion should despise the white men, wi
! brought them here to Slavery! Not
l When fcpulsed by tltei- innocent slln'
shots; he shot them Gown with elephal
rifles: as in one instance, he represen
O to have killed fifteen. Is that true ph
. lanthrophy NJ indeed! Let him {
l there with the cross aud the book
faith. and not with the sword. Thong
V it might be his purpose to renew tt
}, trade, and from other plantations
Rhode Island, as once done tot thefr
. cuperation, to be Taught The use of Il
/ hoe, and rcshipped here; Congress sllou
!. be- memorialized against the proceeding
e of Mr.. Bennett aud his crew. Take tn
@ en- PEASANT, Mr.. Herald, for often in ST
:; defence, we had recourse to arms VIII
/, You considered an outrage. I am nd Il
e happy to see my friend Hotspur, ven
late the projected local improvement
the dykes, horse cars, and especially t
Agricultural school !; for Wasbinst
e considered labor, rather field labor,
70 the most healthful, most useful, d.
most noble employment of men. "
d regard to which Thomas Jefferson wrote
10 Cnltivators Of tho earth are the M
, valuable citizens. They are the mt
i vigorous, the most independent,
a most v1rtud,s; they are tied to-
a country, and welded to its liberty 4
interests ty the most lasting bond
r There now! As a first ;class graduate
Georgetown College, Hotspur Wears
tinest spurs Of Toledo's steel, and sho,
n be made one of the Principals Of the
stitute when established. In fine, all
J. me to say; that ideas, like men, dit
so do Sardines.
Yours Respectfully,