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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
Committed for Conspiracy.

Peter Cox and william Price, both
colored, against whom Isaao Smith
made an AFFIDAVIT on the 18th OF Jan.
uary last, charging them with con.
spring to administer poison With In.
tent to murder him, wore arrested
last Tuesday by Constable Jas. +.
King, Of Ward I. On being brought
before Hon. D. Pierson, District
Judge. the accused waived prelimi.
nary examination and were required
to give bond Ia the sum Of $3.50 each,
to appear at tho next term Of the
District Court. to answer such charge
- the Grand Jury may bring against
them. and In defanlt Of giving bond
to be remsnded to jail.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Said . colored youth 70 . ftieuj,
over the way: III you don't mind
I'll snatch you bald.headed.' We
glanced at tho object Of tho remark
and thought. @ We looked Ct bio
closed.cropped woolly pate. that the
speaker would have % dimcult q
task 20 perform, - did the unfortu.
nate sisyphus, con Of Eolus. who
Was condemned 70 roll tho hugo
stone 10 tho top ofs bill which ever
recoillng. made bio task incessant,
Il certainly would have proven On
unlimited lob to have snstched that
dasky's pate bsld.headed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
River News.

Since our last report the river has
been rising constantly not only al
this point but also above. At this
point Cane river has assumed pro.
portions which entities It to the
name OF navigable stream. Yet tor
Ill tho beneficial facilities which It
furnishes to travellers or business
men, It might Is Well be a spring
branch 10 tue pine hills. There has
not been 4 single arrival here during
the past week. It was confidently
expected that the Jesse K. Bell would
pay our city q visit last Tuesday. It
being known that she had Q large
number OF our citizens on board re.
turning from New Orleans. How.
ever. the spendid packet came not.
and the disappointment was keenly
telt. viii not some Of the Red River
packets make a trip through Cane
river during the present high water ?
How long will our people delay es.
tablishing some reliable and per.
manent method OF communication
with the busy outer world ? The ex.
perience Of the past winter should
incite all classes to exertion In con.
structiDg either q tramwsy or solid
highway to some point on tho river.
The expense incurred would be more
than repaid and counterbalsnced By
tho reliable facilities afforded FOL
travel and tho transportation o.
freight.
The independent packet Kate Kin
ney has been sold to Capt. Aikes
and others. and 10 now running II
tho Pool Line a. one Of the Unitet
States Red river mail steamers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Ward, 1. We are informed. 70 open.
ing tho spring fights rather lively.
Within the past lev days Two sosim-
IMAGES have occurred, ono ct Campte,
in which one oombatant "keeled
over" tho other With Q board. The
other took place In tho lower part Of
tho Ward, resulting 10 some blood
letting and . tes.kettls being broken
over the head Of ono Of tho parties
It must have been Q t-kettleish.ai
fair for him. Az tho particulars sfl
somewhat obscure. no names ar'
given.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

In this Issue will be found the I'd.
vertisement Of q new boarding house
opened by Mrs. Theodore Schumsn.
This residence is known 40 one Of
the finest and most commodious In
the town. jhsving large sndlsiry rooms
and With every facility for comfort.
It 10 located In the business part Of
town; its wide veranda is shaded In
summer by beautiful trailing vines
and q neat flower gar len adds to ita
attractions. Mrs. Schuman is known
Tar and wide as an energetic and neal
housekeeper, while her table is made
inviting by the best viands that tn
season and the markets afford
Persons desiring comfortable quar-
ters are recommended to tho house
and regular boarders cannot fail Il
fnd 1t q most comfortable location
; See advertisement.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

The railroad fever has denuded tho
streets Of that class Of oolored idlegD
who made It Q business to oopgre-
gate on tho foot bridges on the
corners Of st. Dents and Second
streets, every evening and particu.
lsrly on Sundaye. We know that
the ladies will feel relieved o Woll q
rejoiced With thts news, % they WI
not be compelled 20 take the strool
In their promenadss up and dou1
Second. on which Il located Nth
churches. !.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
Justice Z. H. Levy's Court, Ward

g. H. Levy. ESQ.,. Justice Of tho
Peace, Ward l, furnishes tho follow.
ing items from bic Docket.
Dick Stephens was arrested on the
7th charged with larceny and failing
to give bond for bis appearance be.
fore the District Court, IN the sum
Of 500, was committed to Jail.
Susan Jones was arrested last
Monday. charged With tho larceny OF
$50 from Mt. g. B. Eggleston. 6u.
can wss examined on Tuesday and
gave bond In the sum Of @l50 for hel
appearance before tho District Court
Mr.. g. B. Eggleston Vas arrested
on Tuesday on an aladsvit Of assault
and battery. made by Susan Jones.
The preliminary examination VA
waived and Mr.. Eggleston gave bono
In the sum Of t75 for bis appearance,
before the District Court.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Mr.. Joseph Henry. one Of the larg.
est and most successful planters In
this parish. has nine cultivstors and
three sulky plowe, Of Furst 4 Bradley
manufacture, In use on bis plants.
tiou. He recommends them a. splen.
did Implements. labor.sAving, and
doing their work. thoroughly. He
purchased them from ]. b. Hill Esq,
Agent, with J. J. McCook 4 Bro?
and thanks him, In an open letter,
for their introduction. Mr.. Henry
thinks no planter should be without
them. ml2 e
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Her syes were sparkli ng, giancing
With light Ike gem serene,
While her dimpled smiles enchanting,
Drew many . look, I ween.
Golden curls 10 rich profasion,
Hung upon her neck % fair,
Not tho srtist's skilled delusion,
But her own bright sunny hair.
Num'rous days have come and gone,
On swift Times slippers Of lit,
Since lest ~ heard tho sweet tOno
OF her voioe-no more.-Just THU.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
Received previously. -. 6OOa bales.
during week.. l64 "
Total. ................. GIGS bales.

Every town that lays claim to such
= title In this state. not taking into
consideration those communities
which assume the more pretentious
name OF city, seem to be stirred to
to their very depths with the spirit
Of enterprise and every means which
will conduce to their commercial
prosperity and development. Match.
itoches, just now seems In some.
what dormant condition. True there
is an occasional squirt OF excitement,
like q rover 10 q closely contested
scull race; huge amount Of street
talk, and then relapse into!a species
OF Rip Van Wrinkle slumber. There
Is, undoubtedly energy existing
here; It is q still more assured fact
that there Ia capital which requires
Investment. Cannot those who pos.
sess 1t awake to the fact that by put.
ting it into q factory, . railroad.
some enterprise that will prove safe,
It must necessarily become remune.
rstive? Or will they 90 on arguing,
talking, slumbering until they find
their dreams Of advancement the
veries. trash, shreds and mouldering
ruins =? It Is time to awake. Every.
where Ia displayed life, energy and
activity. Running In the old rutt
and grooves will not avail just now
The lights are fishing ell around 10
illuming with brilliant splendor TIL
great highways Of improvement.
Wake up!
The day has dawned!
The track Is laid!
The car Of progress is thunderin
on It's way!
Get of the steel rails along Whic
It is travelling or you will be crushet
3 What Of the proposed tap road
r What do you intend to do about It
Wake up! WAKE UP!! WAKE UF
!. We warn you.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
Another Prisoner Brought In.

Charles Leroy, Jr., indicted by the
last Grand Jury on the charges Of
carrying concealed weapons, and fol
assault with intent to kill, VA
brought hero by Deputy Sheriff @,
L. Trichel, last Tuesday, on th<
Jesse K. Bell. Mr.. Trichel left The
warrant on bis recent trip TO Jackson
with Sheriff Paul. Of Rapides Psrish
Leroy was arrested BY Deputy She
rifY James OF that Parish, at Collie
and on bis return Deputy Triohe
found bis prisoner Awaiting bio arri
val, last Monday,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Fair ladies spontaneously love
.flowere, perhaps because the two are
the most beautiful productions Of
animated nature, on this terrestial
globe. Flowers enhance woman's
|. natural lovliness and attractions.
What wonder then that there should
Do 8 peculiar smnity between these
two! Thus where earth affords no
nttiog place IN crowded town o.
dense city walls. to cultivate bloom.
|lng plaots, boxes and eaEthen pot
ters bsopght Into !! rsqnis q ion \ aost
pr6du6tlons ornament the ,oaeel)ol
With blossoms AAAs tfalhb9a ivl6es
| tAse6 III mary gsuch isolleoeedb \
ls1i Nv ~ It'll ! ! !!!!S I 1
tAstf variety. The Hfhtef ID ossI
part acalarly dlsastroDs 70 these cher
bhsd objects d many homo clrciss
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

This Local had occasion to walk
the streets considerably during the
present week 10 search Of accidents,
misfortunes. startling denouements
and those numerous items which de-
light the soul OF the Newspaper man.
One evening bis ears burned him
tremendously. No Wonderl He was
accosted by . young lady with 70.
guish eyes and smiling oountenance,
who then and there made him be.
lieve that he had once found . bas-
ket full Of lost curls. made 1t bis bu.
siness to surreptitiously enter the
churches and iot down all that there.
10 was going on for the benefit oil
"Society Notes." and innumerable
other peccadilloes Of . local nature,
He may exclaim ''peccavi, peccavi. .
II have sinned," but In this instance
IL a. innocent - tho little lamb thai
trisketh In tho emerald hill eide
''Society Notes" belong PARTICULAR!
to society notes, and no.withstand
Ing the multitudinous CROSSE question
showered upon 10. that most excel
| lent contributor to tho vINDIcArol
shall remain shrouded In impenetra
BILE mystery. ere this Local % mucl
% whispers % intimstion OF th
writer's identity. ''Society Notes
multiiorm Information 10 % attract
i've feature 10 these columns. and Y
are delighted to know that they o.
appreciated and incite meritsd praia
and interest.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Why would It not be q good plan
for our "City Fathers to pass an or.
dinance requiring violators Of the
city lava to work out the amount OF
their Zines on the streets,?,, Other
towns and cities do It. It would save
expenses In two waYs-the cost Of
feeding them while IN jail and pay
Ing hahds for work which the pr.
soners !, would otherwise do. The
streets sadly need working 40 soon
| a. they are sufficiently dry. Try
this plan and aee how'll VIII succeed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
Land Entries.

Mr.. A. E. Lemee, the efficient U.
\. Receiver Of tho Land Office has
kindly furnished us, relative to the
settlement and purchase Of public
lands In tho various parishes In this
District since October 1880, up to
March 1, 1881. the following:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
DIED.

.S
/ At 81 O'Clock A. H., Saturday,
March 9TH, 1851. 1rs. OAl0LlNE Mar,
Il native OF Bavaria; aged 70 yee1.
, 1881-07-06

1llE Boston Journal llas collnted inter-
.eSltng statistfcs OF the censtts relative to
New England. An excess Of the fctnale
population is noted iii NIL tho New England
States except Vermont. Statistics Of debt
anl taxation In tiftecn Massachusetts
towns us compared will. tho !. sanla
lumber of Southern ctt1cs and Villages
show that The advantage IL in fnyot
OF tic former. While Tic valuation lit Nlassf.-
cllusctts Is greatar thaA 1t Is III tito South,
tho ratu Of taxatlon per $1,000 Ii less. The
bonded debt uf tho tlfteun Massachusetts
cities Is sl4,H9,37t, while tllat OF tho South
erli cities al,d towns il 81, ,752, l4lI but tho
1IOpulntioll of tho lattgr exccctls that 0f tho
former some $1,000. Another Important
fact brought out by The census Is TINT there
has been /. slight increase in the Yield of
cereat products In New England. between
1890 MID 1870 tture WIS n decrease Of 11.G2
per cent, but III Tho next decade. there wns
nh increase Of AL per cent. This Increase
l,as been III Vermont. Massachusetts, lstlode
Island, ald Connecticut, tho otllor two States
continuing to fall of III their yield. Tho
now England States llntt II per cont of nil
tho cotton spindles iii tho country IN 1St;o
AMI 1870. and tho late celistls shows that they
hayonow Oh per cont. 8.
, 1881-07-06

THE veteran Thurlow Weed was askch
what he thought wouM bo tho effect OF Gen.
0arte,d's denth OIL tho politics OF tho country.
liz replcd:
II tho President survives his wounds, thcrc
will ho two trtends Of tho Administration
elected as Senators beyond II .lo4bt, lC
Dir. uar1uld dies, C1hklilX will havo things
pretty much hts nWn Wny. do not think hr
Gun bn onp III tho senators hltnsolf,-In fapt.
almost controlling, influence through Arthur, II
Arthur should bu called III 10 aEaunno the Elk
eeutiyn chMir. On tho othor hnnd, among .ts
Kenurai ciiscts T. President Garfield llyes, It will
kel tho lk'litinal fAto 1f Coaklng ctfoctMRly ba-
HELD .tcAl. Arthur would ~, President md Conk-
ling wuuIh lle supreme, OF course there would
ba great ropMRnRnc1, oven orpusition 10 It, 1t
would result ~ lnualcuIablo Injury. to the
go q. S1! H. S SaS4S Pn5ty
10 practically desnosAlIxail: | caunat SEQ how
the fnatur!nl tnterests ot tho country wnultl be
serpllsly Injured by blr. QnrtalI'6 death. It
would tompnrarl1y hNvg d depressing effect, and
Hut ii could not turn baek tho great prospsrlty
OF tho country pr ncntrAltxo tho great achieve.
merits Ut the Treasury administration In ref0r-
cnCu to tho public debit. ThMt ndmlnEstra ton
has gIvcn forward Impulse to our prosperity
Whioh cannot b9 overcome for yeurs Il, come.
br!9f scaa0n Df shock. would 70 utt ~ usual.
While SHOULD Nlsn 40plDra worry n,uoh s0Ulux
Gun. Arthur aesatcd to tho Presidency, thInG,
novBrtteess, That tho tlul0s Of thu Hitlco wonltt
Tho palItia nssoglations wpici It wo,iId isvotyc.
knnw ueE. AEthliE intimately. and whtlp
utterty dlaApproyu nt his onlltao III Waahn1tot1,
mud n1oro recently at Albnny. | have cnnatieno0
IN hls oholA! Integrity. trust un1 that AU iltAy
rot c,tnc @ to tue ercatdonoy1 aInucroIy hopo ho
, 1881-07-06

How COMPLETELY tlnve nil The stories,
ruI,,nrs, anl i1slnuntiul,s nf tut,nrln0ny md
tltsagrccl,ients In tic Cabinet, ntNi between
tho President a,d ,ncr,bprs of tho Cabinet,
been exploded by tie events Of the past fp,lr
days! These .lays Of trEnl and anxiety laye
shown 10 tho Nation md tic world tint, 1T.
stea,l ot tho stissrnst md fIl-fgcitng which
were said 10 exist, tho feelings between tho
President aid tho members Of his Cabinet
aro n,orc than tic feelings Of association nnl
acquaintance. Tloy nro tho feelings Of
frfen.lship,-wurln, sympathetic, nlIectionnte.
1t Inns bcon shown tint scarcely In
tho fa,nIIy cIrcle 10 SUCH fcelings
Of love and afrcction, Of syn,pntly
ahl sultcltudc, exist rs between tho
mcnlbers OF tic great council Of our
Nattot, aid It's ruler. These things aro M
ilore gratifying 10 the people than they aro
credttab'e to tic eentte!ne,, tnost cp1,rerncd,
and arn prophetic Of splendid future for
our country,
, 1881-07-06

DETAILS Of a most brutal anil cowardIy
triple murder, ferputrlted In lirrna.luo
County, Florlsla, have Just cone 10 hand.
On tho .ot'i illt. Sheriff At1eklor, of tilat
cnnnty, lrAyiag oecaslun Ia 80 frou, l,onc,
left h's thren c'l.trel. ngesl y, II, ntpl II, III
cllarge Ut liegro nnncsl klngtA 'nAn III
whom hu felt c0usltlencp, because Ilo hnd
lone lin many ktMl. otlircs. AS soon as
Mr.. Mlckler WIS well dut OF sight, kllig slo.
at md n.ortally wonlnlosl tho oldest child,
atnf forced tilo> otl'ers 10 Iy to adfacent
wools. whittier Aa followed them, shut ono
OF thou HItl cut tho others Throat, lcay.ng
botl, for teal. lIo then RETURNED to te llorsa
al'4 rob.,usl It Of I'LL portable valuublcs
1lo naxt determined IN waylny n.u! murder
Mr.. sitcklcr. but, NJ ti!e atter was 0rtonl-
parlnt BY onu or his npiyhbora, Klrg's l,,,r-
pusu wsls taefen.e,i, and l,p was l.a,u prls-
oner. The details of thu cndts!l crimes
were glyan by onu of tic Children discovered
iii tl,o.w0ot, atl WIN survived loug enough
to toll the story to lils father Tho murderer
Inns alrealy paid tIlu pu,alty ot Ills crlulc.
This people III tho Vicinity ly1.cl;ed lin.
, 1881-07-06

TIIE President seems not to Aayo lost con.
troll ct his nerves for n moment. lie Inns
l0olsctt death III tho face with tho caInness
and the foriLludo of un old sufdler While MI
ataUt him aru IN tears, Ac Is serene and rontl-
.la!,t, having tho heart to meet Ills fatp, wl,at-
eycrlt lIlay BE-, with manly eol,pns,.re. Soc.
rates In hs dying hours WAS nut l,loru pill
losopl,er tllnn President GareA l.As hue,,.
lie realizes his danger. Ilo has slRMetl his
Will alNl nlatla sl.uh arrangements ~ he cal,
tur denti; tho rest hu lenyes In tho hands Of
Ontl. Whom Secretary lslatne, by tic bedside
of the dying lnal. ns ho was t!on aup-
pnscll IN lp, Knye away for Il moment
To Ills onlotlons, tie President kindly
chidMl h!nl a,ul snitl: "My duar fellow,
It h not time for tIlnt yet" 81, ho has cot,l-
lur',lealetl courage, ',ope, and confidence to
NIL about htn 1T nnyshing could Increase
tllo rcspect init sympathy which ate uyery-
wlleru fuIt f0r'tl4ls great astl gunA nlan, Ills
cna.luct IN w!lat IL believed To be hts dying
be.l would contribute III that e1,tE. No n,an
has laoru roas0sl To w1sl, to live. md h0,le
was oyer mora perfectly resigned to dla.
, 1881-07-06

THE English Tories are intent Oh making
political capital fnr themselves out Of tho
fa!lNra Of tl!e negotiations for ,u,w c0,l-
mcrc'al treaty l'ctween France nnd England.
Vlsconnt San'ln!I, o,lan tic r,nst lntolerant,
but ut tho sasna time olig nf the nsleSt OF tho
Young Tories, l,aynS been refused tle.
:aTleA information M To tte history nj tho
ncgo lsattons, MAYED tho adjournment Ut tho
House of Commons, anil an exciting anil
,nEry debate would have doubtless u1,s,,etl
lid Mr.. Gladstone not surrender MD agrea
% furnish tho required Information. This
Tories will make most Of tlle failure, nl,.a
will attribute II to tho present Minis
Try, though there II little reason to be-
live that s1Il a Tory Ministry attempt
:hc negotiations It won!I hive nIns
with greater SUCCESS. ai,d Il, viuw Of tho en-
cee.lingly friendly relations existing be-
tween members Of .ho party III puwer III
France aiid members Of TIC Gladstone AliniH-
try, 1t Is anIust certain that the terms offered
BY FrAncc now aro rs lEbernl is will bo
offered 10 any futurH Ministry.
, 1881-07-06

TnE London 1TIniid Is authority for tlio
statement that tho infant heir of ti,o Duke of
Sorfolk, tho chief l,on,an Catholic laynlan
,f Grcat Britain. ts blind.

Fn.sNc1: continues to nIctittle in African
liTntrs, much to Tho annoyance ot I,aliuns,
funtstalls, and Turks. II is broadly Gl,arEed
.liat l.o,istnn, tho French Crlstll-t;e1erul ut
runis, Is trying to pro.lnco BY agttation In
rripo!l sucl, state Of affairs us prevailed In
rnnts, md which led tn tho French expedition.
But should Francg follow UP Ito agitntlon
IN Trlpolt With NIL nttotnpt at armed Inter-
TcnttoM tllorc II no tta,,bt whatever that
Turkey Will protest, and tl,at |ler protcs.S
will be bactied by nt1ter European Powers.
Trlpoll Is Il Turl;isl, Province, md MI 1nter.
fereno1 III liz affairs by Ifrnncc wout.t ,,oubl-
less BIZ regarded rs Al, net Of war. Eunco
seems to be inviting trouble. In view Of
LII the extreme.
, 1881-07-06

IT Is estimated tliat thoro aro about %. 600
Federal placos wlilch nro now Tiled BY at.-
polntnl1'It OF all these only u fow hundred
aro appointed by tho l'rpsl.lont, pllh ,,roba-
bly, not moru tllstn ninety VI tho w,ole nun!-
her arc at II clnraeter ulsl Importance which
require lint ostclt President slIal select mel.
upols wlI0sa loyalty to Its Administration,
Ills sslccess must 1epensl. Tim ErDat I,lass OF
placcs n,,tior tho Government raqutru ecrtaln
capab|Ilsy MI1 skill which olhur business
yocatlons stumantl, a,al wltck naltller alfaet
tic political c,,1ulttion Ut the country nor
a,a nllectcA by thu pnlttleal preferences Ut
thp tuculnbents. p0lltiaal competition fur
tl.esu 02,0M Offices las bacoll,a a l,lu,,aca to
ills Ills Ut tho CHIEF AIaytstyatu a,,d tho in.
Bututtons OF freu government. It canl,ot t.,
further cundonatl Without cFlnlaaltty. II
Congress shalt fatl to taka tho darlIest pppor-
tunlly to stills tl,s spplls systeu., every lnli-
y1.(,Ial member ut that bntly who opposes tue
rcfortA will beeo,IlG III nceon!pltcu Il. tho
crlu.es Ut murder alai treason, for thu spo!ls
systcm which leats tu tho assassination OF tho
American President to-4ay will some day, It
tulsrated. lend to tho: destruction Of tho
American uavernlnsnt.' -
, 1881-07-06
PUBLIC OPINION.


NEW YORK 1ftbh'se: uuitea't las alreadY
estanIlsaod tue reputation of being, for perss'n
" ale9eu 'tnsouha it'hat ono OF tho most mclh'
odsca1 fnon sllfe, rho feeling grows that nan
sane enough 10 PUN oncot tho most deliberately
dc'ssetl attosIlpta III mltrher on record Is saHe
enough to he hangot! If us Victim should die. 1t
lB Significant fAct that no ono wilo has been Ia
cnntact with 0ultcau Mt washington. either be.
fnrp tio rrit1,G ur sn. rt.,,rs rim ~ trrcaran,
s6lc. : ~S'~'e ~''.& ~. ~"f~s'
St Louis Globe {I}ep.): Suppose tint Gen.
Hancock, who Rupullcuns always maIutu,pcd
tad nothing bad ltl h!s character excepk biz De-
mtcracy, hau been olcotud President, Suppose
that he, llko President Garoald. lud been sirIck.
en- down by au assRsln,s nullet, aud tho Nation
was threatened With tho icccsalon ct thu Bhy.
lock Of Indiana to tho Presidency, would not
every htgt-intndea Democrat boy hla tead In
shumo? There iB point beyond which Qypn
Democratic shntpplosuess shpu,4 not 70. ind
now that these Is possibility Of tho vicp- Prcsl.
don't being called on to ASSUME tho Presidency,
Democrats ahotlld, with one accord, THINK dod
. 1at noal. As,nmr, qna ,loI E;x!ia. ia the maa
i'm tun,,hinI, prcs1"nts II atvnncn .I7oI ~ re-
otnn,ittoi Ia Tits Instance.
Interview Win q. N. Depew: Power Is
afWnya conservative. Tic nDat radical OF radI.
calls yvf1rn nncn In hns tt,n nn,ver IN h1a avn
hands IL iikoiv to mn,,ttv hIs vicws. ma ~ tan.
s .t., -. 80, =. ~ ~. @ 49, 80 s - ~" >" .1H
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