The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13
Spirit of the Press.

We arc o. D 1868 C0lo week IOT OtQoI |
matter from the columns Of our con.
Eemporsrles cave their comments On |
The crushing defeat Of the Democeat'
|c party in tho late election. We ~.
Therefore, constrained 70 Gull thek
views 10 order that cur readers may
iudse Of tho spirit With which tho
defeat was received throughout tho
State:
There 10 no use In lodging tho
question any longer, tho only poll
tIcol iGoue OF any consequence % tnie
county % Q sectional one, tho North
saeiust the South. We Of tho South
10 solid and expect 70 remain %.
and - loug - we do, ~ have 20
iavors TO COX 1t tho hands Of the
North. We sre . power u th1o gov
eminent and will exercise that pow
CT. Our natural advantage0 80 %
much superior 70 those Of tho North
that ~ viii b compelled % ourpeDo
them 10 agricultural, ma1utaceueing
and every other branch q 1nduoery:
Theo 1t - not b discouraged, bat
fnrn our attentloO % our homo ID.
duotfjeo. raising moro TOT home CO..
oQmption and buying ~ tro@ ~
Noe{h. Until Ne do THE ~ NEED
not hone % b practically proper
on. Our politlcol influence . Ioog
- 10 remain solid, b Of suoh pow.
or Il q bound % b respected. Yheo
let ~ stand together and demand
our rights mot begging them. TOT 4
10 do No have not sny) and - w1!l
have them though NJ. 0ardel0 y
elected.-DeS0t0 Democrat.
Amone tho brightest pages Of tho
South'0 history, the action OF hee
bond IN sustaining % faithfully the
''n0bleot OF tho Blue CootD," 10 the
Late contest viii do them moro honor
than almost any other.
The Northern section be- decreeo
| that DESPITE . truce OF fifteen year,
tho people Of tho South cannot and
must not b other than rebels.
0uch % tho meaning q tho vee01ce
| OF their ballot boxes.
Our people have borne % many
humilis&ions. that they vi! aeeepe
thu other. AZ they submitted e
Hayee' adminietIatlon Will they alDo
oniefly submit % that Of Garfield.
Henoeiorth they will look acsool
ltho Northern border With euepens9
ana anxiety 70 go II tho mailed hand
OF . hostile Federal power = moi
raised, - IN the pest % strike O
their Rod.given rights and liberties
The Southern people bad hope(
|that their fellow citizens OF the North
iike them, forgetting the past
wished for peace and reconclI!ation
but the result OF Tuesday! eIectora
battle must surely undecetve them
The south must raise tho COTTON q
supply the manufacturer q toe -
Vith NV material on which their q
eratiyeO viii earn 3 livelihood. 10
I0outh must 0loo b tho 0oSDoe ooot
tho Manufactured goods ana pfoo9c(
q 10 Eat and V09e - 70 -
! ready eale. The South d tAce mo-
hing wealth % tho country Pc u
people must not hope . novo
volCo lN 10 Govogn0eok - 6osO
/, Rouge CapitoliaN.
:. We ars willing 70 lot by.eonee ;
By. cones With tho Northern peopt
and 10 Will not prescribe 2 Nosthee
a man who comes South and eemale
hero long enough % prove o!@ee
IN full ovmpothY and accord WITH q
= people, but when he comes OUT q
ONCE against our Southern boys. o.
boasts on tho stump that DO PEE !
reRrets Tor biz course IN taxing 7
a arms against our people, " tolo4
should remain here . Whue !ooSo
until be get0 better acquaintoo ~
The South and her people. ~
hardly natuca01ed yos-0@e' ~
y (Tks6O Courier.
Peehsps Il would b tho Wiser p
II ucy 20 Impose no Oo0d1aoo0 -
. political oplnione upon AmesSc|
E. eltiaooO Who Wish % !ocoee u Y
col 0outh0gn States. The 0ouea ~
hel imnigyotioo; aad . @oe O eeo
IA lSto11leeooo. With 61o9 opSo!oG
nel 0o0lg0)ly @ok0o Q bette1 clft1eo -
rol kop)o0fae, 0li.thineD -toa ll'meo q
q, Whe ~ ready 70 dop g oooo q U
+ 0oeot . % @. Let TIE Hoetoeeo
oo0o oad bring the)1 no tooQgt
viii then q they choose % % %.
looHoof, thoy VIII harm % GA