The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-14
Current Opinion.

Prince of audac;ty that he is, Blaine
can not he trcmblc at the work his |
! blue stocking sister has cut out for
him to attend to when Congress meet. |
49, 81. Louis Republican, Ind.
All honor to President Hayes for
his courage. and all success to his cf
forts shoald be the invocation of
every one who does not llvn by the
prostitution of object Philadelphia
Ledger, Ind.
Gov. lIampton's talk shows that at
least one Southern leader knovs how
things ought to be in the South, and
is probably striving to bring his own
people into proper frame Of mind
Buffalo Express, Rep.
The reason why the ;lol|y Maguircs
were not qucllcd is to be sought and
found in the lax administrator Of
| justice, the degradation of politics,
and the general rottcnnrss and cor
ruption of the State of Pennsylvania.
! ltira Observer, Dem.
If Mr.. Tildcn is living and in good
health in 1850, he will not stand amy
more chance of getting the Democrat
ic nomination for the Presidency than
Morton stands Of securing Il place in
Abra!,am'5 BOSOM Augusta Chron
ical and ConsttutionaliSt, Dem.
Public schools are mere popular in
the North than anything else what
ever. No man who desires public ia
vur darcS to say one word against
them. The same will hc proved to
be the case here should anybody pre-
sumo to put the matter to the tcst.
, Richmond Dispatch.
The South fully Symrathizcs with
the West in the reconciliation move
mcnt. 1t will be carried triumplant-
", and the people will rot he slow in
determining to whom the credit be-
longs of bringing about repeal of
the most unjust and most selfish act
Of the Radical parity savannah
News, Dem.
The fine sentiments Which Mr..
Hampton disprnscs at Aubnln are I'm.
needed ia his own State. What he
! depicts as Il non partisan struggle for
"conclia,ion, for home rule, good
government, and for life ITSELF" turns
out on close examination to be IL vul-
gar fight for complete Democratic su
prcmacy.-[Ncw York Times, Rep.
One piece of information We can
give to the young colorcd Georgia
Lieutenant. If lie thinks those who
applaudel him are going to invite
him to their houses he will be greatly
disappointed. And if lie dcu5 not die
Or 0Itrcating untN tn0sc pvuu!r H.
vitc him to dine with them. he vii!
live toa good old age Savannah
News, Dem.
Governor lIampton's visit to this
State will do much good. bis wccp-
ton has been most hearty and cordial
His speech will DC widely read. If
his stay at the capital could have
been prolonged to few hours, he
would have received at the hands ct
our citizens of all parties an cntllu-
siastic ovation. Albany Argus.
The efforts of the President to re-
turn to the methods which reflect
honor on the incumbents of office, and
confer benefits upon the entire conn
try, ought to, and will, be appreciated
by all good citizens, while the snccrs
aimed at the Administration for its
action in this matter will only sub
ject their authors to contempt.-
Pittsburg Chronicle, Rep.
Had Pennsylvania been one of the
Southern States during the last few
years, one half the disturbances and
lawlessness which have occurred
within her borders during that time
would have been the Wetext fer
quartcring an army upon the State,
and harassing the citizens with indis-
criminate arrest and prosecution.-
New Orleans Picayune, Dem.
The protest must be made, the dan
ger must bc confronted, and the
athlete to meet and turn the tide
against it is Iowa, gallant, hcoric,
loyal Iowa, always in the forefront of
every battle for the preservation of
liberty. Let her speak on Wcducs-
day to the Republicans of this coun
try. Let her do her duty though the
heavens fall !-{Chicago Iutcr- Ocean,
Rep.
The Industrious and property own
ing classes in Northern Mexico arc
probably ontnumbcred by Indians,
thieves, robbers and revolutionary
adventures infesting the same sec,
ton but they represent there tic
cause of civilization, which ought not
to be abandoned to hopeless strus-
gle with anarchy and barbarism 10
presence of any power sufficiently
strong to rescue it, New York Ex-
press, Dem.
1t is understood that Nj. Tildcn has
taken passage on the Cunard steamer
Scythia, to sail for Europe on the 18th
of July, and it may be safely inferred,
therefore, VIC presume, that he agrees
: with the g'cat majority Of Democrats
throughout the United States in
thinking that it is hardly worth while
to waste much energy in making an
or post Jacto war even on dc .1dcto
President.-L New York World, Dem.
The average oflice.holler who goes
to bed tonight with all the tastes and
characteristics of his class is not like
ly to get up tomorrow morning a
radically changed man. Neverthc
less, if the President shows in the en-
forcement of his order the firmness
and common sense which we have
learned to expect IF him, an imme-
date hencfit ran hardly fail to result