The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08
REED WSNE0 once MORE.

!" "'' t'ils discussion springin. from the
suspension "i navigation in Red river. ON,
l"''h' iar' femains unanswered. The uoy.
''h'nen' appropriated sli3.mo and ,he
'""''h' has never been applied 10 the p,r.
l'S's Tor a'ic'iii was donated. Who i.
" "'''nr '"r'h's criminal negligence
Fen" answers. A country thick with
population AMI produce is strippcd of Al,
connection with markets hccausc IN. r;y
'i Is closed {" navigation. Congress has
""''e ''s share AMI there the matter ends
W" sro aisv liiat tie Fiodgrpe rp,oris Mai;
VI "htEN M having said that he .u,ycv,J
TIE bridge across Red river NJ the falls
"afy sh"d." We don't believe Moior
'HtEN ever said any such thing. Red
river has to-day from l5o to 200 yurIs ~,
water in width spread and flowing over
us he'd. The wider the river he'd III.
worse the bar Ifthis water was confined
I" '''e channel We could have ten feet in
"p'", ""' Major EAps has long since dc.
"olls'raied the plarticability Of ietties.
What the people along Red river ip,is,
upon is, that the money shall be used NJ
once I" Jetty the bars. and give us payi.
CATION.
PRACTICAL steamboatsn,en arc ready 70
Il" the work and pledge themselves .or its
efficiency. This discussion about WIN l.
!" "'ame does not reach the evil. flour
congressman can't get his letters answer.
{" ny The department, we suggest he call
III person and see what effect that would
nave, People down this way can't and
"'' "ah" TINS sort "fthng much longer.
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mere arc great many theories afloat
aS !" the effect Gen. Arthur's accrss,o, IN
the Presidency will have on the future
s'eeess of Conkling in securing ascenlon.
'y IN the control of the Republican Marty
=" New York. 1t is Il significant fact that
the supporters Of the administration. in tho
contest for delegates to the State c,,vep
non. have not only continued the fcht
against the stalwart wing Of the uortv
but have carried many of their strouc.
holds. This clearly demonstrates the fact
t''at both the policy as well az death of
PRESIDENT Garfield, has not only toned
'.owh the asperities and bitter partizan.
snip OF party sentiments, but has likewise
created feeling ofconseryatism which 10
hSely, both TO be felt, as well m WELD :,
potent 'nspence in shaping and directing
the policy Of the administration. Conk.
mug, Arthur and Grant will do wal, "a
heed the tendency of these demonstrations
$" plainly discernihle, that he who ru,.
may read tits to he seen whether thcv win
% potent for good in Arthurs odn,;s
traflon of the nations future destiny
~ IS u notable fact that throughout tho
length aud breadth Of this American
! a'o"' all classes, pll religions, all nation
aI'''es paid homage to the memorial cers
monies in token Of respect and love FIR
TIE murdered President. In the laryc
',ll's' Catholic 9relates and church dis. |
a''ar'es joined eminen ftrstestapt diy,nes
II. observing the 18th m September, dr,.
ping their catheirals in mourning rol,o.
INC, |, holding services for the distinguished
lead. We doubt if their ever existed in
NY Time or upon any occasion, sueh
marked token Of genuine sorrow. in ev.
Try cline aud aaaoag vi nations, IA that
'l''w" upon the burial day OF JAMES A
late President Of the United
states. "'