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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
Fears! Ye Gods I

We are told through the New Or
leans dispatches in the Shreveport
Evening STANDARD, that, "as the
Constitutional Amendments are de-
feated, 1t is feared the call for a Con-
stitutional Convention will be neces-
stated" !;
We are utterly astonished that
such stuff should be telegrapbed to
any North Louisiana paper. "Fear-
edw Who fears q Constitutional
Convention, and an honest Constitu-
ton? Certainly 10 politician OF
statesman worthy the name in this
commonwealth certainly no patriot
ic citizen within its borders. Then,
who cares for those that "fear." They
are but grinders of personal axes
whose opinions it should be treason
to report.
A Constitutional Convention! Tb'
4 thirty thousand Democratic MAORI
:. sNGom the country parishes is tb'
aema"a for a Constitutional Con
vent'on MICH must and shall b
needed. "Fe.<.v' Indeed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Writ of Fl. Fa. on Twelve Months Bond.
VIRTUE of writ Off. FL. issued
ID BY tho Hon. Parish Court of tho pr.
ish of Natchitoches aud to mo directed,
issued on twelve months bond Of An
broise Deblieux and Marzelie Deblieux,
aided and authorized by her husband
Alexander Deblieux, in favor Of Aaron
H. Pierson, Syndic Of the creditose Of
tho succession of Jean B. Cloutier, d.,
decd. have seized and will offer tos
sslo to tho last and highest bidder at tho
door of tho courthouse in tho city and
parish of Natchitoohes, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Dec. 1873,
tho following described property, to-wit:
l. A certain plantation situated about
seven miles below tho town Of Nstchito-
ches, on both sides of Little Rcd River,
and containing about 476 superficial a.
points aud being tho sa,ne acquired from
J. J. Lambre BY public act on tho 20th
November, 1897, with all. tho buildings
and improvements thereon:
2. Another tract of Land on the right
bank Of Little River descending, con.
tanning about al 44.loO srpsnts bound
cd below by tho tract above described
and above by tho land described in No.
3, tho following tract, with al tho i'm.
provemeuts thereon, tho Same soquirsd
from J. B. o. Busrd BY public cot on tho
18th February, 1862.
2. Another tract on tho right bank des'
cending said river next above tho tract
described in No. 2 above, containing
about III 85-lo0 arpents, moro fully dss
cribed in tho inventory, and the ssma
acquired from Joseph soldini by publ,
oct on tho 22d December, 1858.
Tho above described lands will bo col
- tho plantation.
! Terms Of Sale:
! Cash. in ready money without the bel
eft Of appraisement.
D H. BoULLT, in.
Nov l6-tds. Sheriff:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
Ya.arfcs Of the Canvass.

DR., Robertson, If st. Landry, Is u
..nrw school" Democrat. H. was
Chairman Of the Central Executive
Committee of the Democratic party Of
that parish, and supported the In
dependent candidate for the Leg's'
lature against the nominee Of his
party. Robertson should he retired
from Democracy with a leather medal.
The Democracy Of Ascension as
serted itself by fusiug with the Radi'
calls, and supporting Landry. c"|"red
Republican for the Senate. OF course
the Democracy Of that parish is br'm
full Of principle.
Avoyelles succeeded in splitting her.
self wide open. She got in one Dem
ocrat for the legislature, Mr.. Coco,
and a "mild Republican" "Mild Re-
publican" is good.
Assumption, the home of Governor
Nichols, went back on his "policy" to
the extent of giving tho Radicals 4W
majority.
East Baton Rouge wanted a new
Constitution bad ; at least the parish
went SOLID for Baton Rouge as the
State Capital, and equally solid fol
all the Amendments. Brother Annit
should have told "a before the cleo
ton "that was how" and We would
have pumped 25l6 agaiust-Bator
Rouge, just for revenge.
The Ring men around New 0rleau'
based their calculations on that cit!
furnishing the majority for the Demo
cratic party, but when the countr!
came in with over $1,000 majority
Howard e. Co., tore their hair, W
are told.
Tensas went Democratic by ma
iority of $500. Now, We call that
solid example for the "fusion par
ishes" to follow.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
OUR HENRY.
Brandy at all Hazards! .
If He can't Steal School Funds, He
will Rob Howard Associations.
ExpOsed. and Kicked Out.

There can be no question but what
there are gross frauds being perpetrated
on the charitable dispensers OF the ooun'
ty so generously sent rs by tho citizens
of other cities. Yesterday afternoon ono
case was brought to light. Ono H. C..
Myers, late a Radical Judge in Nstchito.
cIes, has been applying for six ounces Of
brandy or whiskey at the rooms OF the
Howard Association, and each time he
has received what he required.
Matters begin to be suspicious and an
INVESTIGATION was made, when it was
found that his claims for aid from the
Howards were unfounded. Last evening
he attempted to get more liquor when he
was detected and promptly elected from
the rooms of the Towards. He had, 1t
was stated, received from several mem
bers of the Towards liquor for sick chill:
dren by imposing on the generosity Of
those who are too busy with their work
of charity to inquire closely into every
case.-N. O. Democrat.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
Blunt's Mistakes.

(;ovr.nor Nichols put Mr.. George
IT, Smith aud his visiting party, VII"
called npnn his ExcelIrncy !" fe"'
tion to the "Natchit"ches ri"t,' !"
the "nire h"lr," rs the saying S"e''
Our worthy Governor wants t" h"o"
"why the Republicans called the ne
oroes in mass meeting On the same
dny, and at the same place the Demo.
Gratis had long before Advertised tor'"
Of course, George L. didn't kno"
and when Governor Nichols suggest
ed it was done to "inritc the ISSUE /"
which they complained, OF course
Smith and his Committee were cr""u'
ed down. Here then is the po't'
which, Blunt was lodging all the tlme'
Ills whole effnrt is to belittle the
meeting he had called into simple
"ward gathering brought together
for the purpose Of elect'ng "wara
managers" Blunt may be a "God
fearing" man, but in politics and war
hemakcs track rs "big as a mack
anaw blanket" Now the VlNDlcA-
TOR knows when, how, and who call
ed this ward Radical meeting. Blunt
called together his gang, little after
sunset on September 14th, atan Of
fec on Church street in this city, and
then consnmated his plan to "b!un
the Democrats of Natchitoches." he
was advised by Republicans, and We
can face him with the men If he de-
sires, not to call the meeting for the
day and for the purpose. He was
told by them it would result just as
it did result; and his henchman,
Rally, publicly stated, not four days
before the riot, that "tbe whites had
better keep to their homes and not
60 night hawking around.' Raby
admits this, or did admit it after biz
capture, but insisted he was "in fun.
The lesult of tho election in this
parish shows what prompted Blunt
Tile thousand colored men 'cho roteo
the straight Democratic ticket had II
be qot back into line. They we're gone
and goue forever, into the Democrat
ic fold unless the race war, the blood!
shirt and incendiarism conld he re
inauguratel. Honest local govern
, meut. honest State government hat
stamped out the Blunts here, unles
he could "blnff the whites,' and b.
9 made the effort with the result h
@ now bewails.
Strange as it may appear, yet "
can prove it and will do so when tn
:, necessity arises, there are hundred
of colored men who have within tn
. last 80 days proclaimed it their priv
leqe to hang Blunt # he returned. I'll
. has been our ruiD," say they; "he ha
. led us estray, lied to Us and kept U
! from our natural friends, tho white
. and We demand to be his execution
:, ers."
d Already the curses of thousands
is colored people here follow him, an
a. if he believes in God, which Y
~ doubt, he must have recourse to q!
" ceasing prayer to overcome, at H
m Throne, the appeals of all the
10 whom he has deluded and outrage
n for his condemnation.
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1t Is Psrpsl,al.


Whatever may have beenuAe con-
clusion of our people as res,@ds
Blunt hereafter, whether no SHOULD
be suffered to return or not, his
''statement" settles it. He has slaul.
cred most fouly every citizen in this
parish. His "story" is one solid lie
from beginning to end, and deep in.
diguatiop, that We were 90 mercifal
as to let him depart, is expressed on
every side. ~. 49,. ~.
Blunt, your Punishment from this
parish is perpetual. ~ ~, 49,.
= H - ii
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4 WARNING.

W. have 3 warning to give tho
Democracy of this State. now that
victory has been again give" them.
We found it the hardest work If the
canvass to convince tho white Demo-
crat that our party was not resr"""'
bic for the gr"ss sins Of c"m"'se'""
and omission If Tho last 'cgis'*tu'e'
The massee commended, and justly
that they had been promised 'rf"rm,
A correction If Radical ahnaes. and
an honest Constitution, and that the
legislature had insultingl> deceived
them. However, our people rallied
to man on the assurance tat those
pledges should be kept faithfully aud
honestly in the future, and We
warn the Democratic party ut
this State of this fact, that It
thew fail to call a Constitutions
al Convention for an early day, ~
tho coming Session of tho Genera
Assembly, the fate Of the party IL
sealed.
It will he beaten in every nook
and corner ofthe State, as it deserves
to be beaten. If any parish 10 thia
State. whose voters favor a Constitn'
tiona( Convention, have returned a
member of the last Assembly, who
voted then against call, under h''
promise to do better next time, they
have, We fear, done Themselves aod
the State a great wrong. The man
who, when brought face to face will
an issue, fails, and fails a. signal!
and as blindly as many failed in TIL
last Assembly, should never again b.
trusted to a post of danger OF i'm
portance.
We feel fully assured that Their
will be no back sliding this time. Th'
people of Louisiana have spoken II
thunder tones for an honest Con
stitution, and they will be needed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23

The Greenback party Of the N5Ss
as we'll as of the South, was a COM
plcte iizzle in the last election. That
party did not succeed 10 electing a
single candidate except by combina-
tons with Democrats or Republicans
Where they ran a straight ticket they
pollet sufficient votes to secure the
election of Radical hard money Con.
gressmen. In fact, the whole Green.
back concern is now fully exposed
and known to be an ally of Radical
ism. The Democracy, on tho contra
.ry, is the real peoples money party
Of the country. and has shown it by
her triumph,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
They All Claim II.

We are proud to note that all the
parishes are claiming the "bann"r Of
Democracy" Certainly many ar"
entitled to it, and we hope there are
tags" enough to ''go 'round." How
'o'Natchitoches dosn't claim mnch,
ous s''nNs did very well. Her total
vote po''eo ~ssomethiug over $500,
and her registras>>s,wbjeh was pret-
ty fall, was about 3eseeof This 5000
Burke received 2Sl6, a~a.,hc re-.
mainder was cast on single sfSSe.,;.,,
cts for Boullt, candidate for S,Isss
on the Independent ticket. Til
white registration Of tho parish wa
1886, consequently over one thoosau
colored men voted tho Democrat
ticket and strange as it may seem
the scratching was done by whi'
Democrats, while, our colored cor
verts took theirs straight. .~
In 1864, we voted Democrat
ic votes, in 1870 s2s, in 1872 l3o'
IN 1874 1911, in 1876, l77G, an
in 1873 we present to the DemocTa
cy Of Louisiana 2Sl6 clean Demo
cratic votes. .~ ....4
Put a Constitutional Convention
the field, and for q new, honest Cor
stitution, and we stand pledged
poll FOUR THOUSAND DEMOCRAT
VOTES. g. ..ai d. i s
Natchitoches is solid.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23

"Our Henry has been playing his
usual games, around the Howard A.
socciation of New Orleans. If they
hadn't 40 idea Myers wouldn't steal,
WIN. thew know no will now.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23

What folly 1t must be for decent
Democrats to "fuse" with Radicals
and thieves for good government 10
Louisiana. 1t is something On the
order of dividing your own property
with a burglar.
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Keep Cool Brother.


Keep Cool Brother.
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the houhoer'h% o' '"' " "
and read the inhi gnant Apologies /"
the CINCINNATI | nai,ry. "ii1y"'
threatens '"o ''''''S I"'' y:
gong 10 'o''"''''' ''' r.
cy" hea''l'"eS '"' '''''''''''.'
q"fe'' al" '"e'' ~ "'i''"'
Presldeh'E) 10 le''''" ,'",' -
"bloody WORK., WHO 1t '''''H "'
Dack-s'ap 'h"S:
1t must also nc ","a''1' ", '1 ,,. .
. .'.' .""nt fo ". T. h.s h.r, trru'> It,
nv bot-beaded. cmntv- beaded r'>n j.
the South who DO not represent ~
Democratic party III al! 'N' ,'' . a.,
WV g 49, lt,ao., ~ fla D,,oorr,,i
partv in the Southern States. III
President admits in the ln;"1l'"" "
publish that 1t IS NOT ''' S"' ,''
nel, M;t,ol l'' .',t y,' com
mitted or sanctioned tho ont;a>,~
which complaint is nlHd".
Isn't it abont'';mo tA&t 'A' d'""'
faced Democracy o: t, T. >,">tH, " ii,
basely and ctlvrr!: "vaa'j"uc"
President ere ur c., >r...' ,-"s.'",
shou|d understand lou ,......,
q continental Ub..:r .i-H
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IMMENSE AUCTION SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest Money.
Splendid Chanc6 for Debtors.

Oplcuulu CuauC6 lOf DcD(OH0s
THE undersigned Agent and Assignee
l. will sell at Public Cutlery on
Saturday, 2sth day Of December, 1879,
at tho Court House door, in the town Of
Natchitoches, without limit or reserve,
all tho Notes, Accounts, Judgments,
Mortgages, Liens, and other rights aud
credits, and Goods, Wares and Mechau-
disc, transferred by the late Col. r. +.
Burke to bis creditors BY contract of ~.
signment, dated the 18th day Of june,
1872, duly recorded.
Also the undivided half interest former
ly owned by the said r. E. Burke in tho
glastonbury place. Said place consist
ing of about 900 acres, most of which 10
highly improved, situated miles below
the town of Campte, on Red River,
Also the undivided one fifth interest in
the Lac des Mures plantation, situated
on Red River, above Campte.
Also the undivided one fourth interest
in the Harrison & Levy plantation, on
tho Bon Dieu.
This sale will be made to enable tho
Agent and Assignee to wind up tho a.
fairs of said Estate, and settle with the
creditors thereof, and offers a good op-
portunity for those who are indebted to
it to settle up at a discount. The Az
setts can be seen at my Office in H. A
Walmsley's store, at any time from nov
until sale day, and any information vii
be furnished on application.
G. L. WALMSLEY,
Nov. Agent & Assignee.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
James McCook vs. Henry Rsby.
No. 209.
Justice Court, Ward ], Parish of Nstchi-
toches, Louisiana.
nY virtno of writ of Fl. Fs. issued 10
d tho above entitled and numbered
suit, and to mo directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the Saloon of T. Mo-
nerte. in the city and parish Of Natchito'
ches, on
Saturday, 23d day Of Nore'uber, 1879.
the following described property, to-wit
Ono Billiard Table, four Billiard balls,
and fourteen cues.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit ofapprsisenent;
J. LEONARD BULLARD.
Nov. 9.-tds. Constable, Ward l.
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The Republican, North are 90 elst-
cd that they all shout "Grant and a
third term"
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Call on, McCook & Bro, and get
"a bargain in Wagons-they are
closing out the stock, H. 49,.