The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-04

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inuendo contained IN what 70 known
- tho Ogden Address, signed BY ''E
Josx ELLIS. Chairman" has excit.
edcomment both here and elsewhere.
TO show that such comment % fully
justified, We extract . few expires.
slops ct random from the remsrks-
bic document.
Such . man 70 Fred. N. Ogden-s
hero In Wsr, Q philsnthropjst and .
Christian IN peace; . good citizen at
\ Oh times.
Ia politics he 10 and has ever been
| q Democrat. YAere 10 no period Of
HE history whom bio political views
Were n doubt. He h6s never aban.
doned principle for policy. He has
never temporIzed With bed mon Or
corrupt patties. He y under polttt'
cal pledges and obligations TO no man.
nor will be ever be. He and those
who support bis candidacy have
made no combinations, nor will they
enter into any alliances. He and
those Who support bic candidacy |
have promised no Official tAvors con.
ditioned upon bic Accession 70 the.
0overnorship. The corrupt politi-
clan can make no 0verture9 70 him
and the demaQogue cannot approach
him. Under Gen. Ogdens admins.
tration tho life. tho liberty and prop
erty OF tho citizen will be secure, for
be will govern tho State IN justice
aud t1rmnees.
The candidate against Gen. Ogden
b, Of course, the opposite to the
above picture. has made pledges
and obligations" has ''temporized
With bed mon" and corrupt psr.
ties."
Again: |,
Certain individuals, whose selfish
interests perhaps lie In tho direction | I
Df other candidates, have declared
that Gen. Ogden 70 but Q moro col. .
diet, and b OIL unveroed IN tho myo. .
IerleO Of 'Btoto craft" He n not 4
professional politician; but bio O.
poCity @ rule and 70 command have {
BEEN fully demonstrated. A gentle. I
man OF finished education, larpe
'eading, and profoundly veroed 10 4 {
knowledge Of the politics OF the \
3tote and the Union: gifted With | I
ne powers OF admiolstfation: IN.
ensely devoted 70 bic State and her
,eople; . ready judge Of men aud
u human character: he viii Am. It
,levate, adorn and di9uify tho poei. =
lon Of Chief nagistrate OF tho Dam. =
- IL
And poor Wn7z 10 the profession.
! politician. small reading" &c.. and Q
'ould not al, elevate, sdorn and Q
ignify tho position Of Chief Mages.
rate. q
But here comes the most palpable q
u st poor Nichols and bic officers, !!
ousts and other machinery, 10 have n
ver yet seen. Il q this: (italics !!
urS.C ...t n
He redeemed and freed tho STATE q
noe, and be can oeve Il now, asd
Iee 70 10 too.lSag Distracted peoplk tie peace 4
Y lev, Tie order fer TAie8 they hare a
'sgAs n rsis il su tasss ssssy years. -,
II 10 Ogden then who redeemed =
nd freed" Louislsna3 @ III. ~
Well, the truth %, there Il not q ~
lndidate for Ward omcer In any .
ard In Louisiana, who don't claim % :.
lmeelf 70 b tho man that AIoxI %
and freed" this State.
Ono other point on this singular
'cument and No have done. The =!
es Of force. the words ''ruler. M
Dtroug and brave" oil deootinR tho 20
aa Of war, Of. power, permeate tho *
hole structure OF tho treason WY" =! -
, should vote for Ogden, and It d r.
st THE that determines % 20 vote %
: another man for Governor. and ~ ~
|at man y 60 -
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