The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-16
Spirit Of the Press.

cordiDg Of lst mortgage on the said
road. He lett here on Friday for
Opeiousas on q similar mission. He
says the said road will be completed
to Alexandria from Texas In ten
months. The Red River trade will
be increased thereby, at least until
the Southern portion from Alexan-
dria to New Orleans - completed.
Mr.. Lemon says that the n. o. Pa.
ciAc will never unite with Morgan
Rail Road, and that any report to
said effect IL without Foundation.
There IL . conflict Of interest between
tho two roads which Woald prevent
any such contamination. The more
the merrier for us.-Marksville Re-
rie,c.
His name IL Dr.. Lennon, friend
0remiiliou. He was a skilliul prac.
ticing dentist In Jackson. Niss.,
when the writer OF this was q mere
boy. Everything be says may be
relied upon, for be was cast In the
mould from which only the pure and
noble In nature spring. May fortune
attend him wherever be may 20.
The editor Of tho Columbia Herald.
Mr.. Smith, Il entirely mistaken whom
be links Mr.. 1sascson's name, tho
Administrators Of Finance, Of New
Orleans, with Sheriff Gsuthresuxs
deialcation. It u wrong for people
at . distance to PREJUDICE matters Of
this nature, at the instance OF pre-
JUDGED newspapers. The writer OF
this knows Mr.. 1saacson long and
we'll, and whatever remissness there
has been in official circles cannot be
placed at bis door. He would be one
OF the last men to lend himself to .
fraudulent or underhsnd transaction.
Col. Jastremski. editor Of the hand.
some Baton Rouge CapitoIan. who
va one Of the nrst and sblest anita
gonists Of the Wiltz Administration,
come out In bio last number with the
following complimentary article Of
the acts and sims Of our distinguish.
cd young Governor. Better lac
than never. Colonel:
Gov. LOUIS A. WIIrz.-On Sunday
last. for the first time since bis elect.
lon, Gov. Willis reached the Capital
City on board the steamer Cannon,
accompanied BY Hon. John Dolhonde,
. member OF the Board OF Superb.
sors OF the Louisiana University.
The Governor Wao welcomed by the
Mayor and . number OF citizens, who
were glad 70 note bic good appear
ance, From the landing he rode out
to the residence Of Dr.. ]. W. Dupree,
at which, by invitation Of that gen.
tlemsn, he stayed during bio snort
visit.
Later In the evening, In company
With Mr.. Dolhonde and the Mayor,
he Waited the Penitentiary and the
Capitol, now In rapid psocees OF re-.
construction.
o. Monday be again Visited the
State House, where he conferred With
Major Bird. the Superintendent; he
afterwards repaired 70 the Universi.
y where he presided over the deli,
belatjOns OF the Board OF AupeIvi.
sogs with that ability and tact for
which he - noted. After tho adjourn.
ment the Governor and several mem.
berS were entertained ut dinner ut
| tho residence Of Mr.. Andrew Jackson,
where be remained till the arrival Of
the Cannon, when he loft for New
Orleans.
L he'd been intended BY many
friends OF the Governor 70 Serenade
him on the evening when he depart.
cd. He must therefore, accepe the
will for the deed. - No desire him 70
know that Baton R0ugoans are not
devoid Of that respect which tho
Governor Of L0utstana d entitled 70
receive q the hands Of tho people Of
every locality ia tet6eate.
him . ereot doal during bio Gay, and
70 Wero much' p1eaG0d u hearing
him express bic views regarding the
doyol0Dmont 0l the mAteIlal intogeotG
! o. both city and county:
i he b u favor Of fiilV4ye and cheap
| transportation d 6ut Rivera. He
| CoeG n Too tor mahuitCturoo, tmmi.
] 0ra0on, ind eveeythint 10 iact that
| viii tedound % tho Wellhso aAd hap.
pdneoD Of niG c0nsasueots.
Whatever may - soM Q! 0oyoInoI