The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-09

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Ti!-.r viii y" several %n'H'i r":rh'' !.
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tn,,4;u. toNa},!- the c1,i OF their tl'>t
rrntuN. n:N i"2;- m'i t"v, '}\'--N:'' |
hnlI :, ,,,rtip. tul ,..lr:, i >rt;t >r'>: !
the temperance '"rH Ni'' '"',.' al ii".ii ,
v,,i,o> halls, ha>In-. h"rn'l>r OF ln' !
ru;u, to Give ny their contemplated !
mammoth procession. and the prpH'l
mruts are closed. The two li"n>r>
Of Confess aljr;rnch over till N"n-
day.
Tir friends Of silver yesterday v"-
ted through the House the lcm"n'u'
cation bill, as it came from the Sem
ate, Whether or not Mr.. Hayes We.
toes the bill, it will become a law,
: there being a clra, two-thills ma]orl-
t. in both Houses fox it in its prccent
shane. Bv THIS Mi! tn" coinage OF
SILVER is limit ,d " - .MH.ME' per
month, and the metal is put under
this disadvantage rs compared with
r,)l that the owner Of uullion can
not deposit it at the mint and have II
coined without cost. OF course. TIVE
ardent friends of silver divided ON the
question whrthr, to pass this bill and
secure what it gave them, or to de-
manu more and perhaps lose all
Nc>>rS. Ewing and Butler were cSpc-
ciallv dc>irouS Of rejecting the reStrlc-
tive amendments put on by the Sen
ate, but they were voted down Owen
whrlminsly. The House seemed ia
believe that a great victory had been
gained in rrmonp'iziny silver, and to
be willing to depend on Subsequent
action for those things which the Sc
nate is now unwilling to conccdr:
William T.. Chandler Is to publish
another letter on the events wh'cl
led to the inauguration of Hayes, anc
the policies of Hayes since lnauSe'a
ted. Mr.. Chambers letters are at
interesting. This one, it is said, VII
be especially so. Mr.. Hayes himself
in his wrath at the conviction OF An
. dcr>on, wrote letter, too. but ne l'a
not like Chandler, published it. Oh
. the contrary, the most pryinG OF news
papcr men are unable to find out 1t
:, contents. One remarkable thin!
. about it we know. 1t WAS not writer
! because the State of Louisiana propo
.pd tn fry Anderson, but because h
i was convicted, and We may fairly be
!, )irvc that it was the result of tho con
c viction. and not any improperly |
irving the man, that induced Nj
l. HAYES to ask his Attorney General t
find legal means of getting Anderson
e ease ont of the hands of the State OF
= ticcrs and into chose of the FEEDER;
g officers.
q tn Executive session yesterday tn
s. Senate confirmed most of those AZ
5: nointceS over whom contest ";
g cxpectcd. On some Of the votes Il
o Democrats were solid for confirm;
s. ton, and few Republicans vote
81 with them to sustain tho Admlnistr
& ton. The nomination Of Wi|liamst
4 as Collector at New Orleans was n
B confirmed. This it is believed, "
u lead to "Governor" Packards 4
B pointmcnt to the place.
II The special friends of tcmpcran
- here are not in all respects carry''
. on this work in a commendable ma
nrr. Some of the old workers dol
like Francis Murphy and Mn'p
don't like them, and there arc que
a. tions OF vcrarity, and about the Ill
o... position of funds raised. Murphy
''' far has enormous meetings, no hall
church being large enough to h'
those who wish to hear him. I
numbers signing tho pledge both
- the Murphy meetings and in conn'
ton with the work of the old soclct
is very large. ALBUM