The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-12-20

~ 'ul0 UeuNo0 kIVS tNeu "'eOIJ IpV
truth. But there Is one affirmation
70 which tho figures in the ~" cleo
t1o0 pOt0t With wonderful ~lnpnn, sis {;
and that ~. that through th.. .x-v-
tons aud influence ri mis- new '"'rD
pafty, the X IOrSnt negro was reused
tom bic Political lethargy AMI w"a
brought forth TO 'h. polls 20 cast SIG
Votes for the Republican Gubrrna'o
tai nominee. Add II the election
had heen free IL illegal technicali.
tiee." across the electric wires would
have flashed the direful intelligence
to the Radical Camt~ien Committee
In Nov Orleans. ''NaschisocAes Il Rspxh.
'ica" BY 500 majorify!!" Tits would
have been Ihe undOubted result for
In Ward 4. Ne are told that our die
c0nte0ted friends 10 q spirit Of dis
daj0llI condensation. established
separate box. and that 10 this spuri.
ous polling place there we're caet 1877
votes. and that furthermore. the 40.
fortunate Mr.. WiltZ vas the recipient
OF but one. single. solitary vote. II
this be 80, what M irrefutable testi.
mony, Mr.. Editor! and what a crush.
lug rebuke to those who have
thoughtfully reused to action thi.
turbid voting element! And yet,
strange to say, these gentlemen die. |
claiming any alliance, directly or
Indirectly with the Republican party, |
fancied, with an extraordinary stretch !
Of the imagination, it is true, that |
they could control the deiuded !
Ethiop! 80 full Of shapes IL fancy
that 1t alone il high fautastlcal."
Should not these gentlemen have
known the tickle nature OF the Sene.
ysmbian And how often 10 their
own experience have not these des.
cendents Of Ham "given them tho
word Of promise to their ears and
broken It to their hopes
To the Greenback party then must
We lay tho grave charge OF rovivinR
into life the buried corpse OF our an.
cient enemy. III is to be hoped thai
Dur brethren are nov conscious III
their mistakes. aud that those Who
sre convinced OF the error OF thole
Ways, will have the manhood aud no.
Dility OF character To ackno 1ledoe
heir fault, and earnestly strive 10
ne future, to secure and perfoct that
unity and harmony in the eau casian
,arty-sO necessary to its ultimate
uccess. Penitent friends!
Confess" yourselves ito Heaven"
repent what's past avoid what is to
come,
Ind do not spread tho compost on tho
weeds,
70 make them ranker.'
In conclusion NJ. E 1itor, nv can.
Id convictions arc that % long q
70 have men 10 our midst who, 10 op.
oettiOn to the sentimeats OF their
No people, will ATTEMPT to secure I
heir induction into Office by the Az.
can vote, 90 long will be imperel(led
he success OF the Democratic par.
:. Herein tor the future lies our 2
anger. LIT " combat and destroy
We cao this grovelling aud peIni.
Ols inclination that c0urcss I
trough the veins Of b.-se natures.
Mt threatens in the fu,ura to Ovor.
lrow the bu ~Ark@ 1t our Caucasian
viltzatt0Dl The m ),s;ee has ~ &
'et1 Tor thu present but tho NOR
W tsa blank Gum with threat =
ling clOu i.l Tho c.l N Il Of this =
'at's D Gambler IL 1t a " warning
" saw stto0 for the fu'uro lies In
1t')n. Lot not tho AZ 70 iicioo " ,.
llenc di'cooteut amOog our whit,
llOw.cl'izans ''outruu their pau ser
es0n." Ramsnbor 10 must avoil
callin9 tuto existence tce magic
h,eoco OF that would 10 T u saint
0uv ,rture, who like the mysceri ,us
'ophet OF the otskorn Koran can
ecteify iotO fsustical v:Ror the biv 10
ed thousands Of raligiOu. Rapubli in
ms! Rat0rd Blunt 10 In biz DO Of
tcal 9ravo-there let him lSy-but OF
member til
"rhe worm that's fed, IN
Nth nature that in time will venom N.
breeA." ia
Let every patriot foeR,tlul OF our L,
|st complications Win Religions +,
notify firmly resolve that this de ~
ted parish "shall no logger Do 4 &"
see to feed corruotioa 10 : lager.
9 act!" Then will tho political
premacy Of that party, whose
coess Will best subseeve tho mate. n
y Interests OF this great couotry-
solldly assurod-"a CONTINUATION M
voutly % be wished. and sincere. pu
hoped for by III
Yours, Economically, st
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