The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-24

Connected with this Office b Rrstclas6 stel(
Job Department, where an kinds Of JOB Wei
| will be executed with neatness and dispatch.
! ':North and South
We have breasted the tide of t.salutatd
ries" issuing with new publications e
many years-an |, though much worn wit
the labor, still, at rare intervals, find O.
casion to believe that the time spent Il
reading them is not inevitably and entirel
lost. For instance, in volume one efnum
Der one Of the North and South, puolisho1
at Buffalo, New York, we find the follow
ing observation: a.
"North and South is o computation q
plain facts gotten to gether for the ipstrua
ton of those thinking men who ana intel
ested in the problem of how best to dispos
OF themselves and their effects in order 4
secure the largest practical results. Be-
lleVlng that the SOuth-the new South
the regenerated South Of 1e9l-ofters thl
solution this problem we purpose making
tour of investigation through her everJ
nook and corner, and if our theory prove
true-and what evidence have we not I'd
support it already 1--WE purpose to pub
lish the glad tidings to all who will receiv(
them. The world is filled with men whd
are in the wrong place. The South is full
Of rich places which yet lack the presence
of the right men. We purpose through tho
agency of this journal to do what we cam
in helping to put the right men in the
right places"
This is inquiry proceeding spontaneous
" from one Of the sources of surplus pOpu
lation whence the South is to derive tho
best possible elements of new citizens
Probably these people have neither seen
nor heard ofour very sporadic ''immigra
ton agents." probably they have not
been specially visited and talked to by,
any one in the interest of the South. Sol
much the better 30 much the more natur-
al and vigorous will the movement BEL
The South is undoubtedly the place of ALI
the world fer the surplus and immigrating]
population of the Northern States. That
is far better population than we can hope
to attract from Europe. 1t is moreover, q
population with vastly more capital perl
head than is to be found among EurOpean1
immigrants. 1t is, furthermore, 4 class OF
labor equal in all respects and superior in [
many respects to the best foreign immi-
gration-a population already accustomed
to our institutions and trained to tke1
duties Of citizenship under our laws.
Intelligent men in the South have been
looking anxiously towards such immigiae
ton for years. 1t was 80 slow to begin its
march Southwark that many doubted nat
It ever would march. But it would seem
that artificial restraints have at last drop
ped away and the current manifests :
strong INCLINATION to return to it's natural,
channel. The West is comparatively NIL.
The South comparatively unoccupied.
There is room here and q prosperous futur0
here for some millions of our enterpri1ing
fellow citizens of the North and East and
West. We respectfully, cordially and ear
lestly request the said fellow citizens to
come ol.-lN. O. Times.
We aepaaa. .aas isliowing I ssles.,n
relative 70 gthsa tirs4tricken people of
Michigan:
DETROIT MICH, Sept. l6.-Gov. Jeroms
has Issued proclamation to the people3
# tho United States, appealing for aid for
he Michigan sufferers by forest fires. He
ays the destruction of property will -
,reat in four counties effected, and m
ome whole townships c0mplete, and that
OO lives have been lost b. burning and
while many have become
eIploss through injuries and expOsura.
nd some are blind. A number OF men.
'omen and children are left without shell
Or. 1t is estimated ut 1900. The be-
evolent citizens of the State have re-
pended promptly to the first necessities
these afflicted people, but ample time
as elapsed and sufficient details hayA
cen received to mske IL evident that vi
'lder appeal is needed. The restitution
REVEALING in the suffering counties il an
alling. The entire neiglborhood Are in
0lved common calamity and cannot
clip each other. The sufferers have no M.
lsions, except such as are brought ffom
distance and no utensils to cook with.
ne necessaries of life, both large and
nall, have been destroyed. They need
lelter, clothing, shoes, cook stoves.
ltchen utensils, beds and bedding, wsg.
ls, harness, pl0ws, hoes, tools Of al
lnds, seedfor the future crops and what
1er help to make men self.supporting,
imely help will enable, them to 70 4
trough tue coming winter and to become
gain an independent community. At
resent they are peaniless, needy, sick
I'd suffering, many Of them are in debt
'der circumstances like these. He APP
,als to the people Of other States, and
Ike them to cooperate in their abup-
'nce with theSitizens of Michigan in 10
ssing these destituti0ns. Nothing will
wanting here iniduty to the afflicted
6erers, but the demands are too great
r,the people ofthe State to meet alone.
. organization for the relief of the sui.
rers by these fires exists at Detroit, and
stematic plans Of relief have been 81.
blishsd. The committee having them
charge 10 composed Of well known,
mpetent and responsible citizens. Non.
and supplies sent to its chairman, T.
NJ. G. Thompson, Mayor of Detroit
faithfully applied. s
SIX IN EGGs.--A correspondent Of d
ndon Journal Of Horticulture says Ia ~
enco to this question: 'Last winter an
poultry keeper told me he could dls-
lguiah the sex in eggs. laughed at
N and Yves none the less skcpticsl whom
told me the following secret Eggs
th the Dir bladder on the center Of tie
own ofthe eggs will produce cockerels
ose with the bladder on one side will
o,luce pullets. Tho old man was 80 cer-s
10 Of tho truth Of this dogma, and hid
ulty ysrdso far con6rmed it, that | de-
mined to make experiments upon II tlis
n. Ihaye done -, carefully register
the egg bladder vertically, Or bladdsf
ono dde rejecting every one in which &
. not decidedly ono or the other, ~ ~
no It q very slightly ont ofcenter. To
lowing y the result-fifty eight chick
weFe Matched, three arc dead, slevss
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