The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
oil. VII. NATVHrTOCHES, La, JUNE II, 1851.

There are soase differences Observable ~
" Journey thr,sgh liz which We csM,,.'t
hrlp rrsuxrkiag upon. We 6i'd /: The dit
|@rv,.c~ hstwssn . Inxn AMI his day, when
hey " iMtO gin shop together, II that
lhe dry never st,s,Irs Out drunk aud the
liinemnrs between y fashionable young
'nsm a,d y damlMy in frOvt 6Ya clOthing
stOsx II that tlse AusM'My d.ss not swear
s,sA sasyxrr and smoke cigarette and
put M niOrv style thxM two would be able
to carry.
AnA there in mime difference lctween
thr hardy suu Vi toll with his hasl ~
l,slms suil nut brown skin, who rar,,s ~
hos'ssA living by hi. daily toll, and the
brsiulsss tap with his solt hands and fair
co,Aplexion, WIN inskines thst hk dhr
clothes n'sk~s his rrsIsctahility, and his |
lcrtMnxsl turks am.l fasti.lionS airS are the |
chef4l'Guvr ii human perfection. The
difference il, that M,e is u man and the
other y na,.'clrss human n"nentity.
Some MnknowM exchange trutl,fnlly
makes the following summary ii the ac-
lairrments aud requirements Vi nrwsln'-
lwr men:
E.li,Or~ 4" nothing hut ~ to shows and
Eat peanuts. 1t would appear from the ex'
travuxamt idea sA'm'e have II the craft.
M unkMswn vOic. in the following we'll
chosen words timely ru,Arks: IAN edit
Ur's hMainsus IL u write editorials, grind
cut laxtry, Sa'rt aud rwritr cOlnmunica-
tiOns, listen IL Ill kinds Of complaints, d.
fer advice on all snlj~cts frHn prrMrib
inx tUr baby with tl'c collie ny IL specie
resumption, keep y waste-bxsket, steal
| lssttsr; fight other peoples battles, take
laaMS, pumpkins aud green wOOtl, when
b. can yet them, On subscription, work
eighteen hours cut III twenty -four. always
IT. in y gAAl hNml"r and witty, In alike
imperviOMS IL hsttery aMl csl,s',rr, and
In criticiaNl and damned by every ni'l-
cusnlnOp who don't like his paper. Final
", tO wear ont IN service, and ut last hear
tls pleasing rla'''lit: Ills enough. Come
And We make thu following a'l,lelnla :
1.-The lA"r, (aud the l.onl knows the
average country editor il ln'or enough y
l,e must attend I" l.'mr matters. nurse the
baby, feed the chickens and riyr, make
the tirs, chop w'Anl, milk the cows, ruu
III erranalr, besi,lrs Thousand and ont
. duties in u printing Office which brain l.al
nothing II III With. The accumulated ~
/ compliments Of M editor wonld drive
most m'rn mad. Their effects ~ this rlss
are to make them lean in lerSon and lea'
. IN pure.
4 recent number If the Omachita 7sl
! srepA pabli~lctl this scrap Of ncwspar
r history:
D The Taylor power preSa upon which tn
\ lint number Of the Louisiana lntellixeu
i cer (ante.l'cllun) Was printed, wss shippe
~ ths In, II . junk dealer iu New q
!. lsans, whO purchased it w Odd iron U
~ w PR tan, delivered. The press VI
= purchased in lsi0 by Xesar~. john RI!
u Labelling aud others, aud the paper WI
!. iaausal with +. 4. Hall aud John An,
,. strong w e.litors. The original Gust ",
alI0ut e2,OOO. Mr.. EnneilOser, the II,
p vendor, will ~alixe about twenty dollar
z on his sale. !This IN the last Of the prin
n lug prrsAes uscd in Monroe prior to I'll
=, vat, that nnpd by the Register hsvin
- l,seu removed during the war; and b'
II little Of the printing material then used
still here. There xro few relics Of Il
old American Union purchased by Il
writer in Isl, } slsO Of the Register aud
Y. the lntelligrncer, to ),e found In this Ollic
10 which In Oh that remains here Of ante TX
~ lam printing material In Monroe whe
IL Journalists. haAl existence more than tif
. years sgo.
70 This Ieninlls 10 that the Nstchitocl,
~ 6rs Of April 18th put an end to eve
n scrap and particle Of printing mater
ce which hsd ever been used in this city al
Il. the history Of journalism here dates bs
something over 50 years. The CArosi
~ and Caiss were the snti.bellum psle
NJ Next cau'e the T~es publishe'l during I
y war BY l.. Duplex, E~l., aud which v
- usel by the Federsls N the Csios duri
~ the occupancy Of this plaee. The Til
D" wss subsequently publishel by Mr.. e.
~ Puckette, aud Ut the came time the Sp'
U" Aasv, conducted by J. u. Scanland, In
." sprsng into existence. Next came
~ Red River Nrws conducted successive
3" BY Jsa. Cro'nis, ESl., xr. l.. H. Burli'
=" The 1'~es WIS bought hy:xr. Burlrk q
70. became merged into the Nsxs. 1t sul
" qsently reverted to the tirst prophet
xr. L. Duplex. Then sprang into ex
1 . sncs the Natchitochcs Repsbl;css un
. xr. Ed. Esernsck, followed by the Ree
ou. conducted BY A. D. Wright, Esl.
N. Rsoera wss purchased by Mr.. Hewitt,
~. Mansfield, and lDecame the Reporter.
. IN mslsrial II NOW y part Of tue Sabine II
be pabliahed by Mr.. Presley. The Tsaes
70 Nsrs combined were sold to J. H. {
~" grove, Esq.,, comprising the greater par
-. the vis1itsisr Office. In June, 1850,
md Natehitoehes Rsyisir made its appears
r. ~ On opposition paper to the v;sdie.
~ Il was puLlishsd in the Same building
NJ sdjOiuing the visd;eator Office. 1t
pended Feb. 5th, 1851, but the mate
, 70 wss never moved aud hence met the n
~, fate ~ the DisdicStOr.
,yer Thus, Of al the Journals publishe
ital anti aud lA'st hellum days, there rem
10 Cd not . single vcstige on April 3Oth, l
liver ssvs some melted type and broken
mo. chiuery.
To-day the vis1icsler begins fteah
80. In journalism with = complete and
'.o' outit, aud lor the tint time in the u
With paper history of Ancient Nstchitos
Il to with . magnificent cylinder press