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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
BEN BUTLER ON HAYES.
He Takes Issue With the ''Title
Question:"

Butler, as an individual member of the
committee on Judiciary, presented his
dissent to the views of the majority,
against reopening the presidential ques-
ton, in which he says: "And as to the
person of the president, whence comes
this novel doctrine that he is above the
law? God forbid that a president of the
United States should ever commit a
crime but if he were to do so, is be not
amenable to the law Therefore If he u
usurps the property ofanothcr, may he not
be sued in the cohrts!' And yet, accord
ing to the theory Of the committee, he
may commit the greatest possible act Of
illegality--the usnrpation Of his office
without amenableness to the judiciary or
any other power. 1 do most earnestly
protest against any snch exaggerations
of the office Of the president. No man
in the United States, be he high or low,
is above the law, and l deplore the &C
tnal condition Of the presidency-to
maintain which unchallengsd, wise and
good men are driven to snch desperate
resorts of argument. So far as I under
stand the Mexican term military usnrpa-
ton Is the. Mexican mode of determining
who is rfghtfully president. The one !
prefer is the American mode Of determili-
ing that question, reverence for the laws
and Submission to the Judiciary tribu:
nails. - "' 80. /. 3D.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22


The "Confederate Brigadiers" are
out in a card sustaining Howard's
Lottery. Beauregard and Early in
the roll of troopers" for a gambling
hell is about on a par with Jas. Long.
street on the 14th September, 1874.
The Siminole Indians had a custom
which, to our mind, deserves to be
rescued from savage hands and prac-
ticed by our people. It was, that
when "brave," worn out and old,
became a burden to his family and
tribe, a growler and mar.p'ot, the
young bucks took him into the woods
and broke his back with stone.
If this custom should be utilized,
Beauregard and Early would be re-
markedly good subjects for broken
backs, for their conduct and conhec
ton in the Louisiana Lottery matter
is a burning shame on tho II whole
South. = -. i.s-r | ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TO ADVERTISERS
Geo, ?. POWeil & Cos
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many PERSONS ~npp,>" this lis, to he
Of CHEAP. l"W-pric"d news
,,np.1<. The fac, is quite otherwise.
The catalogue states rAa'tIN What the
papers are When III" n"',' Of Il uAper
IS p:intaa iu FULL F\'E TIPt.n is IN
every in>tuurr ~" BEST na'mr 1T tn"
ula,. Wlro printed ~ CAPITALS it is
Tive ONLY r%urr /" III" place. When
nintcd IN ronlnr letters it is neither the
hest nor the o"'y p,n"r. but is usually
very good one. notwithstanding. The
list gives NE population Of every town
and the circulation Of every pan"r. ~
IS Nor A co OPERATIVE LIST. IT
Is NOT A CHEAP LIST. At the foot
of the Catalogue for each State the i'm
portant towns which ar" not covered hH
the list are enumerated. II Is AN
HONEST List. The rates charged for
advertising are hnr"l y onr-titt}l the pub
fishers schedule. The price f"r one inch
four weeks in the entire list is S63'
The regular r"trs Of tn" par"'s for fhr
same spare and time are So l:H; IS. The
list includes go newspapers, Of which
1G3 are issued DAILY and So7 WEEK
~. They are located in S2j different
cities and towns of which - are State
Capitals. 32a places of over 5000 popu-
1ation. and AL County Seats. Lists sent
ON application. Address GEO. i. ROW
ELI. & CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVER-
TISING Rl'REAI7. 10 Spruce st :, (Print-
ING House Spuare,) NY.
june OFT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
Court Notes.

Our report closed with Thursdays
proceedings of last week. The trials
had from the close of report to Satur.
day night, the end of the Jury term,
were:
State vs.. n. 3. p. RACIAL, assault
s-trial.
State VS.. L. DuGlho, selling Liquor
without license-nol. pros.
State vs.. Green Cummerlander,
mauslaughter--guilty.
State vs.. Moses Campbell, resisting
an offcer-continucd.
State vs.. r. E. Stewart, obtaining
goods under false pretenses-gnilty.
State vs.. Chas. Duprey, selling
liquor without license-plead guilty.
State VS.. Richard Crimson, intlict-
ing wound, mayhem-guilty.
State vs.. Francois COMPOST, sever
ing material-not guilty.
State VS.. NJ. Brosset, assault -nol.
pros.
On Saturday the Hon. Judge SEN
fenced the following convicted priso-
ners:
J. j. Woods, manslaughter, 9 years
in penitentiary.
Edward Pclle, larceny, year in
the penitentiary.
Green Cummerlander, manslaught-
er, Is years in the penitentiary,
Ben Cant, Robbery, 7 years in the
penitent1ary.
Ben Cant. shooting with intent to
commit murder, ii years in the peni
Tertiary.
Walker johnson, larceny, year in
the PehltentaTy.
David Anthony, Grand Larceny, 7
years in the penitentiary.
James Scott, larceny, l8 months in
the pententiary.
Richard Crimson, inflicting wound
less than mayhem, year in the pen
itentiary.
T. f. Stewart, obtaining goods nm
der false pretenses, 30 days in parish
prison.
Harrison Williams, larceny, year
in the penitentiary. o..
The Court took up the Civil Dock
ct on Monday last, upon which it
was engaged until Wednesday,, when
an adjournment was had until Tnes-
day next.
The V1NDlCATOR returns thanks to
| Clerk Tunnara, and his chief Deputy,
Laplace, for kind favors and profuse
information.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
The Investigation.
shreveport Evening SIandalt.


We do not presume that any dc'
cent voter, whether he hea Democrat
or a Republican. would low be WI
ling for the investigation t" stop
And for the reason that every one,
no matter to what party he may hr'
long, is interested in preserving the
purity Of the ba|lot-h"x. We have
already announced that we arc OPP
posed to attacking the title of Hayes
Such is the sentiment of the large
majority Of the Democratic party.
But what will men think Of a man
who holds an office to which he Knows
he was not elected -? What will men
think of party which allows him t"
hold it, With what kind OF grace
can such party ever again ask the
support of the American people:
Exactly. After the Ath of March
next, by virtue of the usual Demo-
cratic laundering, we will have to
carry Mr.. Hayes, for by resolution
We have solemnly declared our pur-
pose to prore Mr.. Hayes fraud, and
then we have solemnly promised to
"allow him to hold' his office. We
don't SEQ how support can be asked
of the American people by a party
that would do this; yet, thanks to
our Democratic trimmers, the party
is placed in the race with Hayes, a
proven fraud, astride its neck.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

Congress has decided BY a large
vote, only 81 being adverse, that
Hayes title cannot be disturbed, it
being the act ola presiding Congress
which this Congress has no right to
repeal.
If we remember correctly the last
Congress proclaimed Mr.. Tilden pres
ident after the Electoral Commission
had decided otherwise.
The upsbot of the whole matter
will be that the Democrats will have
to carry Mr.. Hayes and his fraud
through the canvass of 1880 because
the Republicans will repudiate him
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

We are informed that white I'M
migration to this parish has been
steadily on the increase for two years
past, as it has been ever since the
war. A large amount of land has
been opened in the Hill portions Of
tho parish while the white popula-
ton of the River sections has increas
ed to almost, if not quite double,
since 1865. We. would not he Mt all
astonishcd if the white registration
did not reach 1000 this year; which
number, we claimed in 1876, and we
believe they were here then, if any
thing like a fair registration had
been had.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
VEGETINE
For Cancers and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ IT.

READ IT.
Ashley, Washington Co., H.. ian A. 1873.
Mr.. H. K. Stevens -
Dear Sir This is to certify that had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right hrras:
" hirl, grew very rapidly, aud all my friends
had given me up to die, when heard OF your
mrnirine Negetine, recommended for Cancer
and CancerouS Humors. commenced t" take
it, and soon found my self beginning t" feel bet
ter my health and spirit both felt the henig
influence which it excited and in a few months
from the time commenced the use 0: the Ecge.
tine, the Causer came out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
l certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs DrForrest, and consider her one Of
our very best women. DIR. S. ii. FLOWERS.
ALI Disc ,sEs or THE B,oop..-.lf Vegetine will
relieves pain. cleanse, purify, and cure snch dis.
eases, restoring ihr patient to perfect health
after trying ditcrrut physicians, many remedies,
suffering for Years. is il not conclusive proof If
you are Il sufferer, You can be cured Why
il this medicine pIrormiu. such great cures
1t works in thu blood, in the circulating finds
1t can truly b.. called teh Great Blood Purifier.
The great source of drScase originate III the
blood and no medicine that does not act direct:
Is upon il to purify and rrnovatr, h;E any just
claim Hpan pHhiit attention.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
Our Tap Railroad.

We arc in receipt Of y letter from
President Wheelock, of the N. o..
Pacific Railroad, in relation to tho
proposed tap from this city. To in-
forms us that he is favorably impress
ed with the enterprise, so much 80,
that be will visit our city shortly for
the purpose Of posting himself fully
as to our manner and means of com.
pleting the work.
In the mean time we would suggest
that the public should be kept pre-
pared for MI. Wheelock's visit and
that we extend him a right cordial
reception.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

pnr'ha>" price. one half thereof no,.,
ON TIVE ~ ''av of January, ls7g"',"sa:.i,9
N'l cent interest thereon from a WIN
sale nnl'l paid and the other hale : u
able o'' |l"' l>t day Of } tIuary 1850 pay Pay
Ike i tcrr>t from Gay of sale. WIZ
For the 20 tract. h\r hundred aou
cash, and for the balance Of n, rY"a'S
price. on a credit of enc wear frnn .uase
Of sale with s per cent interest tha usy
fro,N sad day "t >nl", until maid Wh
doris privilege and special mortr,,' .ea'
tanned on the lands above sold, wiz 1' n u:
,lAuSc of non allrnando to the nr. ;" tl'e
of the vendor: purchasers of said I ,""S
to execute their twelve months, h ,a'""
for the credit price, with good secr,;. uu
such bonds /" have full force and 10y
,>twrlvt months bonds taken in s.I.
under vrits Of hert tuciax, and ths s" Nv,
lection OF said bonds to be enforced j ~
ih. saline mannrr as twelve mon.. i,
lmul~ taken in accordance with ort;s,s
II" and 40 Of the Code of Practice ''>'e'
I. :. PkUDHOMME
june J. tbs. Administrator
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Payne. DemOrant Il Co., vs.. }. P. Brosd
we'll.
District Court. Parish of Orleans
No, 3066l.

DY virtue of Il writ Of Fl. Fa. issued il
ID the above entitled and Numbered
suit, and to me directed, / have seized
and will offer Tor sale to tho last and
highest bidder at the Pre- Aux Cles,
plantation. on
.S"t"'uay, the 9th day Of july M
the following described property, teEa:
A certain plantation knowa as the
Pre- Aux Cleres plantati"n, y sit'''s'S" a"
tho right bank of Red River descending
in the Parish of Natchitoches, about(M
twenty miles above the city of Natchito.
ches, bounded above by lands now: o.
lately belonging to Z. l.. Hyams, an
below by lands now or lately helongihl
to Ben. Grape, and containing ~
9o-lO) acres.
Another tract Or parcel of land in th
rear of. and attached to said plantatlo
containing (l34 o7-lOu) one hundre
and thirty four 51-lO0 acres as per pla
drawn 10y Thomas Hunter, u. ). Deput
Surveyor, bounded Oh the north west b
| lands now or lately belonging to Z.
Hyams, and on the west by section N
81, in township II of ranges.
Another tract of land heing the und
vi,lr.| half ct IA tract Of land in sectic
40, 30, in township II of range . 70
merry owned 10y H. l.. Bennett and
NJ. Hyams, containing two hundred al
twenty-nine 5l-lCO acres, bounded
the north east by land now or lately b
longing to Benjamin Grape, cast ~ y
ton No. &c, in township II, Of range
and en- the south by section No. = tow
ship 10, OF range 3, west. =.
Another tract or parcel OF land ocs'
lot No. 2, aud the east half OF the nor
west quarter of section No. 2, IN tos
ship No. 10, north of range No. y We
containing one hundred and tourte
1G-l00 acres.
Terms of Sale:
| Cash-with the benefit of appraisene
D. II. BOULLT, j.
| Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoches
June | tbs
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
Politics..

The several members Of the Gen.
trail Committee of this parish are re-
quested, as will be seen by the pro-
ceedings published this week, to call
togetherthe Democratic voters of their
respective Wards, at snch time as
may be convenient, for the purpose OF
electing delegates to the parish Con.
vention, which will assemble here Oh
July Goth.
We trust every Ward will be fully
represented on that date, and that II
first class delegations will be sent to
our State, Congressional and District
Conventions.
We give below the names of the
members Of the Central Committee
from the different wards in the par
ish:
Members of Central Committee,
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No Agreement.

The New York Herald talks strange
" Of the "Wormly conference" We
are prone to believe that an agree,
ment was made at this meeting. We
believe it because We don't want to
believe that the Nichols ADMINISTERED
ton, weak, sickning and worthless as
it is, would have ever stopped to con-
cilliating Pinchback and James Long
street and a host Of minor negroes
and scalawag thieves, to, say nothing
Of compromising Mat Wells and Tom
Anderson's felonies and putting up a
job with the Supreme Court whereby
they escape justice We say, that we
do not want to believe that this ad.
ministration has done all this for
pure fun. n ,'''' 49,. .... -, %" "
The Herald is woundipg its friends
deeply by this lame apology! The
denial horn is more pointed than the
other, for the conclusion is irresistible
that, II no bargain was made and
Nichols policy is the result Of naked
cursedness, it is piece Of iufamy the
like of which was never before hear I'd
Of. We cannot but class this as
weak attempt Of the friends Of parties
in Louisiana, who are in the drag Of
Potter's net, to save them from q
Justly earned and certain political
exile. 3d.. -.u.. ,ir 49, ..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

Capt. john Fitzpatrick Of 3diWard,
parish Of Orleans, has TIC inside track
for President q the Contra! Club Of
that Ward l.. ID we ARE are 6, delighted to
know that Capt. Fitzpatrick, has been
thus honored, for lie certainly de-
serves it. No man in the legislature
3it} = d. - L .tt.J 81 3tt..G.if :. $50 r
stood drmer for the people: and cham p
pion their rights more persistently
than Capt. Fitzpatrick. "1t' ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
Hayes Title.

We confess our inability to under
stand latter day democracy. 1t seems
to our feeble mind to be party of
just enough principle to command at
tention and without brains or aggres-
sion enough to thrive.
Patriotic Americans took refuge in
the Democratic party because they
were sure it was a party of the con-
stitution. 1t Is in words, but not in
deeds. The confirming of Hayes
title by the democracy of the House
of Representatives marks the begin
ming of that time of which Janius,
Burke and host of English patriots
warned the British people," fatal
era of precedent" If Mr.. Hayes and
bis co-conspirators-for we imagine
no man is so besottedly ignorant as
to suppose Mr.. Hayes the receiver of
stolen goods is not as guilty as Sher
man or Matthews-can, by force and
fraud in 1876, foist upon the Ameri-
can people a president VIGOROUSLY
defeated at the polls, and in violation
of the constitution of the United
States, there is no legal power to pre-
vent mister anybody else from doing
the same thing in 1880. Nay; in
fact, the signs of the times portends
that it will be done, for the radicals
are coaching Grant for just such an is
sue. That this vote "quietiDg Hayes
title" is in opposition to popular SEN
timeut ; that it was suggested by the
same cowardice which seized the
leaders of the Democracy in the ia
tai moments of 1876, when they
abandoned Tilden, no one conversant
with the history of the subject will
deny, and it leaves the party to carry
Hayes, fraud and all, instead of max
ing the Republicans bear their own
foul offspring. Conkling, Blaine and
Butler, have already denounced the
Democratic doctrine of "quieting a
fraud" and the masses of America
stand shocked and dlsgnsted at the
second crime committed by the Dem
ocratic leaders against popular liberty
within two years. -. .,..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

] Mr.. Lafargue, the Editor Of the
Marksville Bulletin, and his beautiful
and accomplished wife spent a few
days with us last week. Our citizens
were glad to form the acquaintance
Of the Editor of the Bulletin for that
journal has the reputation Of being a
peoples paper, which it ably sustains,
Come often, Lafargue, to our old Gre
ole town and stay longer. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
SllERlFFS SALE.

Payne, Kennedy Il Go. VS.. J.P, Broad vo,.
District Court Parish Of Orleans.
No. $50.
DI virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issuoa ;:
ID the above entitled and numhs,a III
suit aud t" me directed. | have sa;,sa
and will "tl.l for sale to the last aaS
iyhcst bidder at the Breazeale p|an,a IT."
ton. situated in the parish of Natch;ta
rhes, now occupied by J. ?. BroadwsN
on
Saturday. the 9th day Of %h ls;a
the following described property, to.wi,.
(44) Forty-tow head of Mules,
o. Seven head of Horses.
(2W Twenty head Of Mares and Cots
(23J Twenty-Five head of Sheep. ''
(9) Nine head Of Hogs.
(20) Twenty head Of Cattle.
~ Seven yoke of Oxen.
(35p0) Thirty five hundred bushels Of
Corn, more or less.
UD Eleven Wagons.
(2) Two Carts.
(GOD Sixty Flows.
One lot Fodder.
One lot Hoes.
One Bly""y and Harness.
One lot Household and Kitchen Eur.
nitu:e.
One lot Blacksmith's and CARPENTERS
tools. ar'j
One lot of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware.
Twenty Thousand feet of lumber, more
Or less.
The lease Of the Brrazeale Plaptstiop
for and during the year ISIS; all the
Books. assets aud appertenauces belong.
ing to the store.
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of appraise
mrit
y. Il. BOULLT, JR,
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoches.
June lids.