The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23

not ~ l DO" il . very easy doctrine to :
wrestls with, but when it comes to practi-
cling what it breaches, carrying out in
dead earnest what the lips utter, that il u
kuotty reality which it IL difficult to solve.
Make drunkenness . social ban; ele-
vate aud educate thetnssses to the idea
Of baaishins The tippler from their midst
let him not be placed in positions Of hon.
q, profit q trust, aud then rec how rapid
win be it, decrease. Political and legal
sssetmeuts will have NO effect. The con-
slant agitstie. Of this sutject, Int adds
fuel to tbs fame, inteuaitles the spirit Of
opposition, aud increases the evil instead
Of making tho people moro temperate. 1t
10 sbest time 70 stsP this insane agitation
Of . question which leads even it, sdvo-
cates into ints~psr.ts kless and discus-
siops.
The political situation is thus portrayed
| by TIE Claiborne Guardian
If0as6eA shoaA die Chester A. Arthur
win become Prsaident Of the United
6tstea. Arthur N . stalwsst aud one Of
| The most ahioct vlaves that COnkling has.
Think Of the Vice-P President Of the United
States going 70 Albany TO do the lobby
work q dirty ward politician and ~ to
seurs the etectioa Of his bOGs and yen
Ican loen so,ne ides Of the fitness Of Arthur
70 b President. The change from Gar
Geld ~ Arthur will BE- change fos tho
worse. Garfield IL superior to Arthur IN
every respect.
nthere 10 ono thing more than another
which hes exhibited the utter lack Of dig
nifty, want Of respect for the position
which be holds, tis TIE servils fswning d
; Arthur upon his master, Coakling. He
, hes trotted after tho great stslwart lead
/ or like vsritable poodle dog that he il.
He hes not tho confidence ofs single de-
|, osut American citizen. Think ofsuch
man succeeding President Garfield.
Horri6sd and shocked ~ the people
have bsen 1t tho attempt tn asssssinat'
. ths honossd and respected Preaidsnt, th
, Anssicsn people could have no woss
. calamity follow bic death than the sue
~ csssiou Of Arthur to tho position. He
D the veritable tail to tho great mastif
70 Coukliag, who has 70 long Weighed At A
y hsny.
6 Says tho Boasier Bssssv 1
" From the day The "pfstorian Guaxtl
e, unclaimed from The rsnparts that q
1. |boyeFuu.ent Of the Roman world was
y. lDe disposed Of to The best bidder by publ
y, auction, down 70 tho diagraOefal sCeae
na Albany, money has ever bad IN inportaa
" ard ftsqssntly = controlling influence
! tAs bostowal OF olRcial position. ''ls
:. honest ; h 10 capable ;" is mo longer I
~ watchwOsa.-The men who ne n
enoash 70 ''bIeed vel" o. tricksteEs "
Al, Il No loyal IN the ''nachine" that cIoa,
thou. no tbe sucoesalbl fellows now
aaya And thas Do hybrids aud ptgm
I'LL loasish.
~ Yen. ssd "byhrids ard pigmies" y
~ continue to 6osrish and rule tho count
aud trickstsn and machine politicia
~ rioe 70 To surface like scum on stagn'
m posl, % long - tho masses osatinas
.ve truekls 70 thsir wilkins, follow their Ia
va ssuAip, saA allow ths. T. rosse IL
ted wrath and play upoa their prejadices
Ne sssliags BY keeping sp sectional issues,
ing raying "soliA soatr against -
ths nseth" BY pandssing 70 these III
W" ten, bosa sehesen and being saacate'
sas, ~ iAsa tAAt every man who 10 y
H. Dousbea Deooesat n H. SOath,
lsat traitor 70 biz ssetisa ord raee, . diagl
aaa to his psopae aaa should be accarssd
49, ever. III paper advocates honesty
. eapasity r. ~ o1Iee seeker dsaiss
sns ~ vets a.a . fsir eoant /; pceolsinl
|sa. riGAt Il s.y naa = think, oct and
petiheslly y - p,sassa, this Same 3
nsat esaaes parsass him Ike q aysnsing
- nssig ~ woald, we1e It possible, u
-. u susA fIss press hsseay. Pro,
~ 80 h politics means something be'
lseA unsvestieasd Obedience 70 tho party
- Il u sxtssnists, ssd to people /
H. that Il win ead 70 On ers Il politics
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