The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

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Aziicsg EQUALITT.—Th• Hotel du Louvre has
been recently troubled by an American exhibition,
which reminds us that Monsieur the Minister of Justice
is not the only person a little betind hia time in this
great city of boulevards. It would appear that, not
very many days ago, two gentlemen of colour took up
thew quarters in the great hotel, where luggage is dis-
tributed by machinery, and where there is fitting so-
conunodation for the Russian prince and the modest
commercial traveller—if, indeed, commercial travelling
and modesty were ever discovered in company. Little
did these coloured gentlemen anticipate the reception
that was in store for them. They had been accustomed
to travel in England, and had begun to feel that they
were not so very inferior after all to • cow-hiding
Yankee. They had become bold enough to stand erect
before the white man, and to sit and eat in his august
presence. They entered the gorgeous sale distanger
therefore of the Hotel du Louvre without fear, and took
their places at the table d'Adte with all the ease in
the world. They were prepared to eat of the same fifer
cor_r grhifes and to enjoy the same reprint which were
to invigorate and gratify the very whitest man or woman
at the table. But they had counted without their
countrymen of the West. They were free to eat with
enslaved Frenchmen, but not with the enlightened Re-
publicans of the stars and stripes. The waiters were
presently seen to be in violent discussion with a rep
of thin and sallow men, who were " gaming, and
"calculating." and "reckoning" vehemently. Them
waiters were informed that the sallow gentlemes in
question guessed they were not going to sit at the table
with niggers; that these same gentlemen calculated the
landlord would have to turn the fellows oat; and
these gentlemen reckoned, moreover, that they them-
selves would kick the vermin out neck sod mots=
the landlord prove that he did nut know his
The landlord, or bead of the hotel, was introthased.
This gentleman very properly deohned to expel his
coloured guests; whereupon enlierteoed Itepablieans
of
the West actually took the law into their own hasimi
and kicked the "niggers on r
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nobody had the courage to take the "Maus' " pert.
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