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Tho Famine In Mn.snchu.ett..

LAWRENCE Mass. June 26.-A story OF destl-
tuition is reported In this busy city OF looms Peter Igo
aged 30 years and married. had long been out Of work
and Tuesday he obtained employment In dye house.
He worked through the day but the only dinner his wife
could give him was bloud and water, the diet which
Henry Ward Beeoher does not live upon. when go went
lume in the evening he carried hit OF beet given To Him
by some one about as poor rs himself The nutritious
food too strong or the starving stomach Of the
who Ate sparligly and soon aterward was dead His
hoiy evidence that he died 10y slow starvation and
his wife IS neTlshIng from the same cAuse.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS
Prime. Napoleon. Bosy En- Route to England.

LONDON. June 2S.-Advlces from Cape Town
to June 10 that according TO the ocia account the
Prince Imperial after the surprise Of his reconnoiteng
party, rode during the general flight In ravine where
second body OF Zulus lay concealed The nde pendent
sceouni, with the story Of the manner OF the Prince
lmpeTials death heretofore te,egrAphed these de.
spatcheS The body OF the deceased Prince. after r
neral parade at which Lord Chelmsford the chief
mourrr, removed 10 whore II lay
70 state In the Catholic church The body will arrive at
Durham the ith inst and be escorted by the garrison
on boarl the man.oi-war Boaiicea Tor conveyance
Simons bay. where It will he transferred the troop
ship OrOntis for transportAtiOn TO England.
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BeaconsheId Declines n GIN.

LONDON. June 2s-A letter from Lord Bea-
eonsnclds private secretary to Tracy Turnre is pub
shed saying that Lord Beaconsacd cannot accept the
golden wreath which has been purchased by the penny
sub crpuons ol 81 so peope The letter hints that Mr.
Turnirel isR nlAcchunter. and got the affair from
personal motives This CLOSES affair which has caused
much ridiculo IN the opposition papers
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LONDON. June 2s.-Belrs Life selects Mr.. p
Lorillards yeArold chestnut hy PApoose having
Of the best chances for tho July stakes which Is 10
be run the Newmarket July meeting TUESDAY July
l. The Sporting LIE says rapoose has much improved
since last spring Mr.. Lorillatds twoycar old bay colt
Cherokee. and twoyearoh bay nlly Geraldine. which
entered Tor the same race though both promiEns,
require much preparation" "
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In tho Hudson County Circuit Court in Jersey
City, yesterday, Messrs Holman, wnneld Fleming and
Collins applied to Judge Knapp for settlement OF the
exceptions in the Of Jennie r. Smith and Covert d.
d Bennett The counsel aud the Judge retired tlCham
bers. whore tine exceptions TO the evidence and the
charge formally noted ana sealed They cover
nearly 100 pages at legal cap and viii he printed with
out delay Prosecutor Mcuil sayshe has reason to be-
eVe that the Court Of PArdDns VII commute the
Mrs Smith and nemnult % mnrLaoMmenl lor lie
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Tho Antoneln WIN Case.

ROME. June 2S.-Thc plcadinGs in tho Anto-
neli will have been closed. and judgment viii he
rendered IN ten days The defence pleaded the
OF Countess Lnmhrriin who claims 10 be daughter ot
tile nte Cardinal AntOnel should be rejected because
sAcrecious chldrcn-that Is TO say children priests
had not even the right to claim paTcntage.
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RACING ON THE HUDSON
The Nsssaus. Nereids. and A Arxonautas r PuiiinG
Hard for tho Victory.

Tho sun was slowly sinking behind the
Palisades yesterday afternoon when tho steam
boat Rosedale. flying the colors OF the Nsreid
Boat Club Of Brooklyn came to of the long
wharf at Carmansvillo. Her decks were black
with the members and friends OF that popular
club. which was about 10 have its annual re-
gatta. This year the club had invited the Co.
lumbia. ArgOnauta. and Nassau clubs TO COM
pete with them in an eight-oared shell race.
The Columbus were unable to come. but the
ArGonautas and Nassaus sent crews in steam
boats chartered for their accommodation.
These are the names OF the several crews:
wiz I'' ooTsSus SiSS4'N As Ns gpas 1s%s' e.
s9a; 9 = d Aapiston' Cherries Bad:ley Troke ., Wm
Bow. smith; No 2, Arthur Duane: +, 4. Q Hum.
l. . b Green stroke. q Z Man cox,wsin Elm Bshton
ScTctli BSo. cle6-sow = Lynch 70 u & BToea
Jcssup' J. ). d Gladwin, srcAe J. +, Earle, cox.
Oyer half an hour was consumed in aliGning
tho boats In tho middle OF the stream. 50 that
when they flnally got the word Go" they had
been carried by tho flood tide fully one-half
mile on their one and cne-haf mile course to
Pleasant Valley. The Argonautas got the water
first. and soon showed their backs TO the Mas
saus and Nereds. At the half mile. the Argo-
nautas were fully flve lengths ahead. Then the
sialwart Nassau crew. the heaviest Of the three.
obeyed the order T. Shake 'em up" from their
Captain. and. Notwithstanding the exertions OF
the leaders to quicken their pace. soon caught
up to ana PASSED 10 the front. AT TINS luncture
the big steamboat Rosednle with the friends OF
the Nereids aboard. almost ran their favorte
crew down. In an attempt 70 save his boat
from being struck by the paddewheels OF the
steamboat CoXswain Swan Of tho Nercid was
compelled 10 tako the wash of tho Argonauta.
The steamer got nearer and nearer. Back
Capt Fsrlc' This saved the Nersids. With
their shell half full OF water and far nstern Of
their competitors they bent to their oars with
renewed energy caught up with the Argonau-
tas. and almost iapped the Nnssnus, who were
now leading. The NRssaus reached the finish
first and won tho race, leading the Nsreids by
one and n half lengths, and the ArgonnutAs by
nearly nve lengths SO many persons cOnsti-
tuted themselves time keepers on the judges
boat that the time Of the winners could not be
accurately Hsccrtained.
The iour-oared gig race by crcws Of the Ne
reid Club was given up on account Of the rough
WAtOr
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Burglar. In a Railroad station.

BARLOW. N. Y. June 2s.-Bay Chester. a sta-
ton the Branch New York, New Haven and Hartord
Railroad about seven miles from Harlem was broken int
by thieves last night aud robbed OF several valuable
press packages one contained dress SUIT valued Al
SIS Another box opened but the contents NOD
taken The thieves also took hnc silver mounted
Yol,er belonging ~ the agent, VIM shelton
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A Train Plunalnu Through n bridge.

CHATTANOOGA. June 2S.-The East bound pas-
senger train OF the Atlantic Mississippi and ohio Rail
road that left Bristol this morning. went through ons
spau Of the Rcd Greek Bridge four miles wyths
willie, Va The engine, baggage mail and
ond class badly wrecked. Conductor Fairfax
was fatally injured aud Norvell Larghornc express
messenger Killed The engineer and fireman ped By
jumping OF No passenger. are reported as hurt The
bridge is about ANY high
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suTRo. New. June 2s.-The pumps OF the
combination SHAFT started up today at4P NJ dscharg.
ing water into sutro tunnel Everything Is working sat
isfactorilY The pumps will again start IN tomorrow
morning. and run part o. the day on Monday morning
the pumps along the whole line will begin discharging
into the tunnel The capacity Of tho boxes Be
ample, and hardly leak can be perceived along the
~ ule
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The world Mutual. Securities.

ALBANY juno 2s.-In the matter OF the secur-
ties Of the World Mutual Lfe Insurance Company. Of
which S. W Roscndale time since appointed
receiver. deposit In the Insurance Department
Justice Westbrook today petition OF superintendent
smyth and ON motion of Harris and Rndd of counsel en-
tered order appointing Mr. Hale Kingsley referee
ascertain ~ho are entitled to share in the distribution
The amount 10 be distributed Is follows Bonds and
mortgagcs value. S75OOO, United States AZ per
cent bonds par value. $4,000 cash in bank Sll 6j9ll
Tot
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The cnmp.,rn In South Africa.

LONDON. Juno 2s.-Gcn. NcwdiGatc's column
has advanced TO the seleie River twenty miles yond
the Blood River where entire nchnen will be formed
Gen Crealocks command will leave for Fort Chelmsford
tomorrow His division will then advance and establish
hase at Port DurniOrd thus obtaining supplies by
The gunboat Forester will start for Fort Durnord nmc
diaiey Adjutant Firth Of the Iancers has been killed
In skiumi~ The YcomanTy have again uuSncce ssfuy
attacked Moiruas Mountain IN Basutoland. losing two
kiled aud twelve wounded Sir RaTtle Frcrc has
arrived at Cape Town. where he was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed.
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rhe Channel Tunnel.

PAS. Juno 2S.-The boring near Saugatte. in
order 70 ascertain the depth NECESSARY to, the Channel
Tunnel has hccn suspended Tor three months account
OF the quantity ol fresh water encountered The soil Is
clayey aud very nard.
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CorbIn'. Nomination Rejected.

WASHINGTON. juno 28-In tho executive ses-
Of the Senate to-day the nomination OF Mr. Corbin
date contestant for Senator Buffers scau dis
cussed any length The adverse report NJ the Judiciary
Committee upon II sustained by majority Of e. the
division OF tic Senate being nearly. II quite upon
party lines The vote taken by count and ther
ne demand for the yeas and nays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-29

Humphreys Partisan Diamonds Jewellers cannot detect
them. They a coating oi real diamond dust on pure
crystal base which lasts forever They for sale only
at Hnmphrys Jewelry store, 40 Broadway, corner
ARontA-Ada
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NEBRASKA CITY, June 2S.-Tho boiler OF the
Government tugboat Cyte exploded Ave miles below
this place, the Missouri River Yesterday Afternoon.
Killing James Lane OF East Nebraska city and Herman
Boil fremen, aud fatally imurng Isaac ana William
Mckinney, engineers, OF st. Louis X PlnneN, Captain
Of the tug, and Matt Pyle wsie horribly scalded.
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Latrimounie's Sentence Deferred.

ALBANY. juno 2s-At the request OF counsel.
Justice Westbrook to-day announced that he would defer
sentence on Iatrimouille convicted Of the murder OF
Catherine punshnch. until Monday next The prisoner
Is as stuca rs 1he trial Of John Hughes Tor the
murder c William J. Iladley, the lawyer will be taken
up on MOniay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-29

The trade mark OF Knox the halter has millions In
a." aud with the young fresh aud vigorous blood now
combined with the experience OF is orsiaaor me Knox
a summer hat combining elegance and comfort visit 2l2
Broadway the Knox establishment IN the Fith Ave
mn HotcI ADJ,
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The O'Leary.cro..land Walk.


CHICAGO juno 28.-At noon to-day tho score
in the seventy tive hour walk between O'Leary and
Grassland stood O'LeAry, 2l3, Grassland loT.
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ATHENS, June 2s.-Tho journals hero note the
'urkish military preparations IN kprus, and that
ireece intends forming second camp on the frontier.
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JorrINos IN AND NEAR THE cIrK.

Southwest to northwest winds slightly cooler
partly cloudy weather and rising barometer
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Ch,nLalyp,u. Triumphant.

me-" S csSia All druggists
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American "star" SON Capsules.
Blue wrapper, Best Avoid inferior capsules offered
Al
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15

Az tho choice Of not q few good Demo.
10 for the next Presidential ticket
a''e 10 equally large number think
Sayasd oaght to head the ticket.
Hspablicans are likewise divided he.
zen Grant and Sherman. But while
y divisions occur within the parties,
while the parties themselves are
" hitter toward each other, IL is q
sols feet that all men Of all parties,
a'udius the Grsenbackers and sore
ads Of shia parish are united in the
's'on that n. A. wALxsLxY has the
~ assortment Of goods ever brought
NE market, the politest and most A..
aav' clerks and bic prices are the a..
shment and wonder Of the whole
'.s'y. The rush to get these cheap
~ continues ~ from tho start. and
ass is more Of them for the huudeds
llte call.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

Closed doors il the fashion those days
g. B.
Preparations arc being made for the
teption Of Gov. l.. A. Wiltz aud party
morrow.
fresh lot Of convassed hams at II. A,
llmsley's.
Don't forget the barbecue and speak
Monday Everybody must attend.
NJ. Marston's:: speech sorter 'stnnteil
Creenbackers in the 20 said rapid
pwth.
ID. A. Walsmsley will furnish your wife
I'M handsome. all wool shawl ut the
nced rateof Al %.
rhe town was crowded on last Mon.
with negroes-Grcnhackers made
Dir nominations.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
kFok Edward Petxseh.

eposss and srrsngss Music to orler
NJ give Instructions ON pianos,
NM brass instruments. Vocal mn.
s'pssis'isy. pisnos carefully timed.
Hsa Washingtes street.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15

We treat all waters, whatever impurities
they hold in solution. Remove Scale. Pre-
vents scale forming. Prevents coliHsion aan
FITTING" Contains 10 Acid and guaranteed
n.ricriiv harmless Acts un all Waters. what.
ever their Impurities Any water can be- I'm,
rlDN cu--har', water. sea water. or siiirhui",is
walrr. Saves fuel, rrai,S. and oil and tallow.
anh lessons the danger vt explosions. Can be
nrolnc,h through feed pipe sair,y pipe. "r
man hole. Pm, npin packages OF from ~ to '3'
lbs. An inIriyc,Icnts dealt with according IT,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
FOR saloon EASY TERMS

list A lot on Sibley street, in the town Of
Natchitoches.
81. A house and lot corner Second e. Horn SITS
III. A tract Of land on Clear Lake, $40 acres.
9Th. A - - on Old river, ~ acres.
5th. A q g in township u, range u,
1877 acres
9Th. A tract of land on Red river, bounded
above by lands Of W. ". Breazcale and J. T..
Payne, and below by G.. W. Morse. 30 acres.
It'll. Four lots in the town Of Grand Ecorc.
designated - lots ", 81 -, 60. Also a lot Of
ground III tho town Of Natchit"ches. ais" Il
tract Of land being Rio Hondo claim No. IG.,
containing $50 $500 acres.
eth. A tract Of land in township 10, range 3,
containing :'D0 acres
9th. A tract ri land in township T.! range g.
and township II, range s. containing l'3 2-lOC
acres.
lUth. Also an undivided onc.thirh Of place
known ~ the Royce place, containing i!-'
acres, being section II and Il,
18th. A honse and lot on jackson Square,
18th. A lot If ground on Jackson Square.
18th. A tract Of land in township s, range
| .; known ~ claim ~, containing $50 acres.
MEYER WEiS L. Co,
Apply to l.. CASrAEI.
Juno l4.-6m.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15

" ..,s y your Liver in Torpid,
n. AUD .' Stomach feels had,
10 Y yonr drnggist,
For Ssaford's New Pad"
"AS No OTHER. sEs ADVERTISEMENT. I
July SIT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
REPORT.

REPORT.
Natchitoches, La, Nov. 4th, 1879.
To the Honorable President and Men,
bers Of the Police Jury Of the parish
Of Natcbitoches.
Gentlemen:
In accordance with law l have the
honor to submit the following estimate
Of the amount required for the payment
Of the expenses Of the Parish Of Natchi-
toches fol the fiscal year 1890. basel up
on the Assessment Roll Of 1879, as here.
matter specially set forth, to-wit:
Sheriff's Salary, 100000
Pay and mileage members Police
Jury. 10000
Pay of Jurors, 10000
Pay Of Witnesses. 10000
Pay Of Justices Of the Peace and
Coastables, 10000
Prisoners, 100000
Paupers, 10000
Salary Clerk Police Jury, 10000
Salary President Police Jury, 5000
Salary Parish Attorney 10000
Salary Parish Treasurer, $4,000
Salary Parish Physician, 10000
Building and Repairing Bridges
q mills 2698,4l
Contingent and general Expenses 2793, 7G
Total estimate, $13. AZ, 20
vevsy Respectfully,
! A. E. LEMEE,
| Parish Treasurer.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
REGISTRATION,

7 WILL b. at the following places on
| the days specified for the purpose Of
Registering the Voters of Natchitoches
parish, to-wit:
Natchitoches at the Court. House from
Thursday, October I'd, to Saturday, &C.
tober nth.
Ward two, Leonard Trichell's, Wednes-
day, October %.
Ward two, H. H. Hsthorn's, Tuesday,
October IL.
Ward three, Grapes Bluff, Thursday,
October Is.
Ward three, Broadwelrs Store. Friday,
Octolu II.
Ward tour, Campte. Saturday, October
10.
Ward four, Buffers Store, Tuesday.
October 81.
Ward five, Marthaville, Teusday, oc.
tOber %.
Ward five, Beulah, Wednesday, Octo.
Der g.
Ward five, Alleu, Thursday, October
Ward xix, Glover's, Monday, Novem'
Der I'd.
Ward seven, Horse Pen Church, Tues
day, November II.
Ward seven, James Beaseley's, Wednes'
day. November II.
Ward eight, Kile's Mill, Thursday, No.
vemb l3.
Ward nine, J. Alph. Prudhomme's,
Tuesday, November IL.
Ward ten, E. Rests, Wednesday, No.
vember 49,.
Ward ten, Cloutierville, Thursday,
November "a.
Natchitoches until November 9th.
Persons registered last year will not
he required to register again. In case Of
q change of residence. should be nOti-
fed 80 that the names can appear on the
proper ward books.
On days not advertised can be found
at my Office on Front street.
| J. P. JOHNSON,
Sept. 20. Assessor & Register.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
"BlAck.D RAu6M1''
atrial package OF
J. J. NfcCOOK & BRO.

J.J. McCOOK & BRO.
csnysssins Of the parish has com.
nced, Sheilerick Brown is ont, in the
rrest olive do not know what party
y will bet q "skiner mule that it is
for the Democrats.
Chew JACKsON's Best Sweet Navy
bacco. Nov. W-ly.
There was left at the Band room q
ina Cake-Stand, which the owner can
10 by applying to Mr.. A. u. Lecomte
the store Of Mr.. l.. Caspari.
Do and see ". A. Walms|sy's 81 25
pble, fall-size blankets.
NJ. Deverdi and wife gave "s two per-
nances of tight rope walking and
,nastics, on the streets, on Saturday
Monday. making the town lively.
sought out all, oil and young. little
big.
hare will be- a grand mass meeting Of
citizens NJ Ward 4 ut Campte on
Inaay Nov. 18th nj IL O'Clock m. The
Ming will be addressed ny Messrs.
.x, Ogden and Ellis.
bn't fail TO buy one Of II. A. Walms-
80 cents hats, for men and boys
. few left.
he Democratic campaign club Of
4was organized Nov. 7th. by the
ion OF the following officers Pres
Il, II. P. Gallien; Vice.President J
Reidhimer, W. B. Butler aud Amb
)dranx Secretary, Jos. Prudhomme
ssursr, Geo. Sompayrac.
mo fourth quarterly conference Of tn
NhoAist church will he held in thi
on tho 22d and o3d inst. Rev
bert Randle presiding Elder will be il
pndancs. Rev. Mr.. Bass ot the Pres
srian church Is expected to attend tn
isfence session.
10 were en.Ticed to set mp q whole
Nc on tho 18th inst. and engaged in a
hiding game cal1ed altar showsr. Tn
asqnenee il, thM va have been swim
oat Of u good night rest, and eau
IL back. We will never sit at tahl,
play that game again. whom scho'a
10 10 dealer. He is q cheat.
IA. Walmslsy Is selling M. J man.
'saa st ana dollar per pair.
TIE primary election passed. of quietly
e'e being few DRINKS and no fights
vhiskey was distributed free, there
n, big voting was done. Mr.. G. II
asy vss nominated by q handsom
liosity a the candidate for Justice q
Psaee. and the present incumbent
&T King, was also nominated for ID
les of Constable.
.NAex. oaAueWT" cures Costivenes'
d Sick. headache.
Y NE BY J. J. MCCOOK l. BRO.
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leclss Foundry. !
New Orleans, I'cb. 3. 1879.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery, New Orleans, L.,
Agent Tor Visirr's Improved French pD.
cess for DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear Sir--Attrr having used the Nigier 70
cess for some months. and giving it a fair and
full trial we can state that it has produced tine
most satisfactory results on or bullets by ,e.
moving incrus'a,onS and cttrctually prevents
luz the formation Of the same.
We cordially recommend 1t to those using
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL
Superintendent Leeds Foundry.
HENRY REN1SON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS & CO..
PIoplctors Leclss Foundry.
Discount to the trade send for Circulars 10
Hugh ". Mon. omcry, i61 Common street,
New Orleans, Sole Agent for tho Southwest.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-17

expressions when they csn only weep
that God made the rIcrs un. qua. lie
gave one a EnuBd and timex, tie other
long. thin skull. The one never
recks OF the morrow or thinks con-
secUt yeiy; the other never looks back
ward or recognizes the present aud
lives in AMI for the future. When
governments are burdensome as never
before; when the volume of currency
has beer steadily and rapidly lessened
and taxation never dollar, but al
ways increased; when labor is profit
less and even white men are made
tramps, is it strange that the produ ling
negro, upon whom much of the bur
dens of governments rest at lsst-be-
comes wanderer, helpless and hope
less. The two races are not more une-
qIal than unlike. Their assimilation
is fatal tn both and 70 greater evil
could befsll the sons of Ham than the
repeal of the law which, in the case of
the untettered Frenchmsn, operated
so harshly that very many persons
hsve asked Judge Turner to act aside
the Judgment of the jury.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-17

THK resolutions of the colored PEG
pie at Houston were all very fne.
They were written aud enacted for
partisan and political aud not for prac-
teal act on. II is all gush and bosh,
very like the ravipgs of the blood
thirsty white mUb OF Houston, esraged
As it was because Governor Roberts
spoiled big show by committing the
sentence Of court. But those negroes
have net the remosest idea of going to
Kansas. They swear they are about to
depart and advise everybody to 60, bu,
bureau and freedmsns' bank couldn't
hire them to march. Il was = fine
thing for the northern wing Of the
neg-o party to have the colored victims
Of Radical cunning swear they were
.cr>zf 70 escape fr.sm Texas. These
Houston reso' usioos were written by
some party trickstef and suggested py
some zsck Chandler or Iatsrz1rsga or
wAisIe5 eng thief. mo Tsxxs BskrOes'
evs DREAMED OF going 10 KansSs eAd
the resolutions enacted by the black
mob At Hous ton were wholly false in
purpose and partisan in origin. Al
Bryan the honest sentiments OF the
colorea peopla were expressed. Them
tseg took no advice Of political trick