The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21
SAEINl, PARISH.
MANY. Sabin" Parish, la. :
Anrit l.,tn. J.

Apri! l5ti,, vi.
En,1un ViNDIr\rOE: Dear SW-il'V-
inc 1T Nj, ,i,,r lit'it '':>ur' iTN'h "'l>'
,,,>:. 2uh isn; kr"Win. I'M "!'at I'W
1--WE. rn -" r'Ii jet Of tIr Ni""'' '''-
ir,~ ~Hi ''u~l'.,>> affairs ~ ih:> "'|'''''
v,ni.j IL. ;,s', vi ,:,it ia ,"ur c'.'"'~'
rhou..h ,!nr "'!r Ni;o j. ''N NO Hi','''N q
ready writer,
Nnr ,rHt,riHl affairs ara aSSn'n!"T "
more encouraging prospect no" nan
formerly. and the spirit of enterprise y
evidently increasing anon" al! ''",">
,hr,A,.';,,, "ir section. The Ni"n'"
,ior, ., lI,r Last season has afforded "n
ahua,laucr Of every thing "'di'l'' a''"
prn .ntritN seems again I" loom w w.
ion, rs in l'u. t'utulr. W. "INH - LAR
had the mos, favorable Spring ever W'
l..~~.I for 'A,ln y oirrat:"nS' WHY "
every booty >',,il> ln,',!u:'i t. H~' I" ~"
best aAvAHtAg and with r""'a'''''' 10"
Of good >ra>o.I,. predict '">' '''''''-
,lant yield IF every thing for the pres.
cnt wear. We receive Your p'p'' every
week, which gives rs much c"'h'"t' an"
CONSULTATION in the favorable prospect "'
the E;ial rrroyni,inn of lraHrlS l.
! NjcAol,S rs the legally elected Governor
of louisiana In all cantor we con o''', :.
" rn,'ur,r the political sentiments OF
your VARIABLE paper in t|'i'nrr "' me
rights oi tie people of ''""'~'iN' 'S''''H,
! rl,. vandalism OF dl>hnnr>1 ''''''S '"''''
uupn u, against our consent an" III WV
)'tjou of every principle of free govern
mrut, our hirthryht. 1t >""ms from
itr indications ct the PAST few week :
,lYat 4 returning sens" Oh l1S,!''
wiz t,kr place. ard that "''r "'il'-
,.,urn fl own the. hniI'"n and tNtd'i
nv oc u>ur'rry era Carpet ha-Srr>.
will We accomplished, amt the liA=
81 ,Ar nirn viii again "!"at oyer
/ States, and not prn\iucr>. over Il '''''
p,oplr AND not subjects. come ii'"'N
rr. seem doubtful of ",u >:'rNN> ~ ~F"'
rim" tr>r plnlni>'1t Il-h'~: lH' ''"N
iur l,.ru nnnl, tnthr ear they VIII I'VE hl"-
ken to Che rrp' and that We VIII sim Ne
do,,u,h to have imposed upon rs 4 '''N
rrnnrnt of I'r'nd and prr1:'r\' vi II II"
Suuathv ut feeling or identify .! ~
Ter, t with tNr Epnr>t ami iUi'It;-' III
p.np,r OF the State canl"t for a Mi"
',rnt share in their opinion. hnt lni'\
,r|i,>r that thr Hayes |",iry VITA AL IL
my >t,rjo,,~, -, rnnll NOT l' guilty /"
>uch p,rtidy and dn,,Inity towards 'h'
mop!r OF Louisiana, It is too irrrr"n
ri,hlr with his inaugural address
and with that Of IL" premises "
/ h., partiv,l'nr friends, "N'' ct ''lAl'll"i
,ru>r and Justice,
TIE ynl,rnNn'nt chosen Ny tn" p'"rl'
Of which Fr;,rriS 7. E'ch"II> Is HE ''"'
,,uor, is the only legal and possibly" GOV
, .rumrnt for Louisiana, and amy at'rmp
', to iuist upon us IL legitimate Nc;"Et'
= inv Board government OF Packard 4 {"
vou,A result in disaster and ruin t" rv.
: ~ interest sacred to the r""Nl" vi III
! State, We certainly could N"t expect Il
), enforcement Of the laws hy ":'i'rr> an
y aurnts forced upon H. III I'll Illegal MAJ
u nrr. and who We're expressly ''p"u'"''
= hy the prnplr at the ballot h"N. \"vr
T. 1Lrl,.>, SOM. Of our uond t,,irnt>. even |
Il this section, .u,'rr THESE fears t" rise Il
in their ;nlaminatinn>. to disturb the
t. n,orr, a, did he ghost of RiuNH" t" ~
turh the peace of Marhr1h. |, III con
" MON with the great IN joriIN among "
" view the situation in different ma
n nrr and consider the political hor'zn"
IL Irrominy brighter AM brighter ai,d |
- silver Innings more cheering. whl'l' II
III t|urrS the full belief that the liay OF fire.
II, dom AND independence will again s"'
q, float over this once free and h'rlH IAN
" auA in the prrmanr' establishment
"}j,mr rule amt tr.' government, as
tive DAYS ct eur for, fathers
t. Respectfully You! Oh +: S"rvATh:
w. NOX pNPl ii.