The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
spirit Of The louisiana Press.
The following Is clipped from the 81
Tamiaany Itraer:


c'l by u stranger iii was possible thn
.,i''r town Kept up foar newspapers, nm,
TIE reply was: M; il takes mMr ncwspa
p"rs I" keep up til. town.
Ihcr ia cnai deal "f significance i,
the above iersr @ni nnen,s. II isa con
solidaiion ri the Latin axiom: Nathan !,
Rorro. II is altos"ther n mistaken idle;
'ha' any town Supports papr. The r.
'rrs" Is he cas- end ia ,owm is wild,
awake: lls l""!ie industrious, enery.,i.
AMI active; IL IT'S locality is such ~ to az
i""' extra in,'nceocn!s for tra,e and trai
ac; Il the . iasnt country IS risl, and
pW''dc; lit lsovcsns tLesc and oihe,
characteristics IN sttrsct capital and pop.,.
iation. they arr made known, heral,le,
ilr aud near on tie wings of u reliable
press, for the outside work 10 "read
marx. learn aud inwardly digest, Let a
town accustomed to the week.. visit OF
It's local paper he deprived pf this herald
81 home aud torei ~, news, aud there is a
hn' AMI cry, and general CONSERVATION
III, only wonder /, that people do no.
more thoroughly appreciate ami more
siiennously support their newspapers. II
~ Ia every town the motive power which
drives the machinery Of trade To a sue.
cessini c"nsumma'ion: the mighty engine
OF our giant civilization aud enlightened
prgicssivencss. Wide-awake business
men, few IN number, understand and make
''se 1t this agent, the mass Of the people
miS"nc.circ its purpose, or criticisc and
condemn its published sentiments and
| ideas.
The City Item which generally talks
''fair ana square, sound sense. publishes
! this moroccan:
II seems raihcr inconsistent IN lenonnce
PRESIDENT Arthur asa ''stalwart Of the
sta'warts," whose sole aims aud asDjr;l.
tens are office, AMI then ask him to ap-
point Democrats I" thu Supreme Court.
II scertsinly we'll known aud well nm
'lrnt"od that the Democrats, when in
power, have no rewards Ia oiler to their
political foes, and they certainly could
not expect President Arthur. representing
he ultra wing Of the Republican party, 10
can towards his most bitter political or,so-
ncnts. As well have asked the Democrat.
ic U. >. Senatcto elect Republican chair
man pr" ten "f that body when they held
the power. "rum abont il fair play.s
Political parties, in America, are not in
the habit Of carrying on their fierce war
fare {" please their opponents, nor do the
vanqnisl'cd expect any such nice iliscrip,i-
nations in their favor.
The Alexandria Democrat has laid the
train for a fearful explosion, in this wise:
\ female friend has requested us to pro-
oMnd the following question to the young
ladies Of Town-'WliO is the han,lsonlest
clerk in Alexandria 7" II the yonng men
will only keep quiet now, we'm snru 10
have q reply. Look out, hoys!
Are there large number Of young men
in that town and how arc they apl0rtion-
ell among thu handsome young ladies' Of
that thriving town. OF course every one
Of the ladies aforesaid will think her beau
the handsomest, unless there is . hang
wcarcr who parts his hair in the middle
then, gootl bye, John.
The Terrcbonne T~es is responsible for
this item, and assnre,lIy orr country con.
frers will not doubt its correctness:
A very largo hear, with chain ten or
fifteen feet IN length attached to him. has
''cen seen by severed perx.ns lately, in the
neighbOrlloNl Of W0Mllawn plantation.
il y supposed 10 be one that got away
with trap several months ago.
Now wesuggest that the people in that
locality turn ont at once, corner that bear
and sonle one seize the chain aud tic him
up.
A late number Of tho Cspissiiaa contains
this very significant local item: Te
AYARx FACroRY.-We are happy TO an
nollncc the arrival In this city Of Ne. God.
frey, the representative of the stock cosu-
Imny which IL to utilize the machinery nj
The penitentinry by the eunployment Of
FREQ labor. The company proposes to be-
yin operations IN manufacturing yarns on
or about January lst, 1852. Nj. Godfrey
has come for the purpose of inspectiue the
machinery witha view Of noting its con.
dition, IN orlerto supply such deAciencies
as may exist. lie is possessed with
large experiences and will very likely be
the superintendent. Z
II ls useless to enlarge ,dftch tie benefits
to be derived iron, the establishment If
factories in those sections Of Louisiau.
and other Southern States where the raw
products are cultivated aud grown. Thus
far they have proven remnnerstiye be
yond the most sauguine expectations ii
those who have invested capital in these
enterprises. There is not the shadow Of
. doubt hut that these Southern factories
can manufacture yarus At less expense
than the Eastern establishments, for thu
simple reason that the raw material Il
raised ut their very doors and can be pur.
chased, less the expense Of battling, ship.
ping, etc.
Tho fhctory 1t Baton Rouge win add to
the Importance Of that city, ~ we'll a to
It's industrial population. II il not to be
Wondered 1t th.t tie local press feel proud
In l'etshling abroad this inpostaat pro
jsct and its early Inauguration.
I Tho Morgan City En- hns isdslsss in
some practical remarks which are appli-
calpl0 "a DcNT1y ever town and yl1lnss, in