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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06
New VIENNA, o., }
I1h Month, 11th, 1850.

Bro. GoRMAN:-I promised you should
occasionally hear from me, in my wan
behring's, and should know some of the
most interesting scenes through which l
had to pass. Well. no person eve left
his nafi0e State with more regret than 1
did, and as | stood upon the pinnacles of
Dan and cast my eye back upon the ev-
ergreen spot of my infantIle hours, and
knew that 1 was bidding it adieu "for
long, long gears, perhaps forever" my
feelings may be family imagined, but not
portrayed. When / arrived at the Vir-
GINA line, being very tired, dotted my
knapsack, and making my bed or a
bunch of leaves, | took a short nap; after
1 walked up, / packed my duds and ma.
king my bow TO the Old North State, /
sang:
Farewell to my friends, relations and neigh
bors,
And every loved object now hidden from view,
1t may be for years, and it may be forever,
Carolina, my country, a heart warm adieu."
Away down among the DunkardS' big
barns and substantial f~arm-houses, ! O.
vertook a young hOosier who had been
spending some time in North Carolina,
and was on his way home. We trav-
eled together the rest Of the way. He
seemed to have a particular spite al
| North Carolina, and was forever heap
ing some contemptuous epithets on her
l did not like it. (more especially as h
was born in North Carolina, and wa
! only raised in hoosierdom) and a thou
sand times, as my heart burned within
me and my ire almost boiled over, did
e call to mind SCOTS piece on Patriotism
"Breathes there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himselfha hath said
This is my own, my native land )"
le and as closed it involuntarily exclaiu
< ed, curse the man that Mould curse his ~
tire State.
s., The valley of Virginia is mi of Il
n most interesting sections / have ev
y passed through. Every thing is und
~ good cultivation, and there is more ge
he eral intelligence than l anticipated fin
re ing. I was pleased to find public into
S. est attracted towards that section, a
that Railroads ale in process of erect
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At a regular meeting of the Hooker
ton Division. No. 10, Sons of Temper
ance, held Nov. 18th, 1850, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were
offered by Brother Nm. H. C~uninggim,
Sem, and unanimously adopted: :
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all-wise
Providence, the Great Disposer of hu-
man events, to remove from time, our
friend and Brother Nathan Hooker and
whereas, we feel it to be a duty as well
as a privilege to offer our tribute of re.
spect 10 our deceased Brother, and to
mourn with those that mourn therefore,
Resolved, That it is with deep regret
and heartfelt sorrow, that this Division
has heard of the death of our friend and
brother, Nathan Hooker. who died in
San Francisco, California, in August
last, fa- away from home and acquain-
tances. But we rejoice that there was
one single Son of Temperance in that fal
off land 10 stand by and smooth hise pill.
low, and wipe the cold sweat from hi:
brow in the dying hour.
Resolred, That the thanks Of this Di
vision be rendered TO our friend and Bro
VIM. ]. Pope, for his interchangeable atten
lion TO our Brother in his last illess.-
MAY he too have a brother Son of Ten
perance to perform like offices for him II
the dying hour.
ResoIued, That this Division wear tn,
usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolred, That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to our friend and brother
VIM. ]. Pope, in California, and tina
another copy be presented to the survi
wing brothers Of Bro. Hooker in thi
county, and athird copy be sent to tn
Spirit of the Age for publication.
N. D. EDWARDS, r. S.
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Gnitnr's CurrRspnnhtnrR.
CLlNroN, Nov. %, 1850.

Bro. GoRMks-Dear Sir: We had a
glorious lecture from Bro. P. s. White
on the 26th, which resulted in some con-
siderable benefit to our Order. There
were FIVE limitations on the night of the
26th, and twelve more petitions were
sent in. Bro. White is the man to push
forward the movement. We look for
ward with pleasure to our future pros
poets as most of the intelligence of the
community are coming over. May the
glorious work prosper. and may the time
soon come when neighbor shall greet
neighbor as brothers tried in the hal.
lowed cause.
A. A. McKOY, W. P.
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O. II will be seen, by reference to the " Ed
itcr's Correspondence" that Bro. White effec-
ted much good by bis speeches at Clinton. A
letter from New Hanover County, informs US
Of his great success there, while at Whining
ton the old Division, which had been suffered
to 90 down, has been revived, and sixty good
men and true, have entered into the work, de-
termined to do valiant service in the cause Of
all mankind The Wilmington Commercial
says the Lectures of Bro. White there, i" fully
sustained his high reputation. All were high
ly delighted, and the expectations of the mos:
sanguine were fully realized"
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I. O. O. f.
MASONIC & soNso Of TEMPHRANcH
nPREMIuM REGAILA

AASSENAS SUNS T6MR6HANCH
HPREMIuM REGALIA DEPoT.4a !
n IBBs q SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore s,
Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the ala
tention Of the Brethren Of the different OrderS
throughout the Country to their extensive and
assortment of
~ REGALIAs, Banners, SAsHRs, Cos
TUNES, JEWELS, &c-h0 All of which are
got up under their immediate inducements. and
comprises one Of the largest assortments ts 81
found in the United States.
Members Of o. EEcAMPMENTs, ODD Fbf1
Lows, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE. REu
MENs, and other Associations wishing 70 far,
nlsh their HALLS, or supply themselves iudivid
ually with REGALIA, will find our House ofTers
great inducements, as we keep coustantlv. on
hand a large and beautiful assortment 81 an
tsyleE.
lG ENcAMPMENTs, LODGES, or Divisions Of
the Sons OF TEMPERANCE forwarding their
Orders may depend upon the articles being fn,-
nished in as good style and at as low ptices as
if they were present TO select.
BANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANrs, sc. for the
different associations, made ta order at the shor-
test notice. Address GIBBS & SMITH.
Regalia & Banner Manufacturers.
No: Is Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Sept. 26, 1850. 5-fy.
o. We are the largest Manufacturers Of re-
CALAIS & BANNERS IN this State or Virginia
and will vie with any other Establishment n
the US. Consequently We Tan supply you y 18th
any article in our line, as low as thew can he
had in this or any other City. G. 6 S..
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lMMPoRTANT TO MoTHERs-MUsrcAL
cRADLE-The story of an ingenious Yankee
having invented a machine to " sing and rock
the baby to sleep, or whipit whenever it cries.
has been ascertained to contain more {" truth
than poetry ? for L. H. Whitaker, of this CITY
has made application for a patent to a " Self
Swinging Musical Cradle" which is SO ar.
ranged that its swinging vibrations move ma.
chinery to which an organ can he attached
and thus play the baby to sleep.
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A. A. McKOY, w. P.
ASSEMBLE. Nov. Is. 1850.

Bro. GoRMAN:-On Saturday, the 23d,
/ had the pleasure Of organizing Green's
Creek Division, No. 1885," assisted by
P. w. P's Mcdowell and Israel, and
Bros. Vance, Sherwood. A. Lindsay, ] w
Patton, and ]. Reynolds, Jun. of Ashe-
vile Division. The following is the list
of Officers: R. v. Blackstock, w. P;
Rev. M. NJ. Weaver, w. A.; N. Black
stock, R. S.; VIM. M. Palmer, A. R. S.;
VIM. R. Baird, F. s.; Jesse r. Weaver,
T.; J. Thomas Weaver, c.; ] H Smith,
A. c.; A. Edwards, I. S.; J.. G. Sans,
o. Sail good and true men. This Di-
vision is located eight miles from Ashe-
vile, and in a good neighborhood, and
bids fair to do much for the temperance
cause. We organized in a roo under
the hospitable roof of Bro. NJ. M. Wea.
yer. to whom and his kind lady the mem
bers of our Division feel it their duty tc
express their thanks, not only for theiI
kindness in allowing US their rooms, bu'
also for the comfortable supper after w
had got through with organizing. May
prosperity attend them.
Yours, in L., P. & F.,
A. T. SUMMEY, P. w. P.
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ii the best sections Of

in il. It is ms of the best sections Of
the South.
We passed several Of the finest water
ing places in Virginia. The Sweet
Springs is a beautiful place, and the Red
Sulphur, one mile below, very little in
fefiot. The spring is about 10 feet long
by 8 wide-the water has three different
tastes-at the head, middle and mouth.
It affords enough water to turn a MILL
The White Sulphur is agrand place, and
is in splendid order for accommodations"
The owner has been offered half a mil
lion Of dollars for it. They entertained
during the last season over 700 persons,
from about the first of July to the last of
September. L~ewisburg is situated IN a
delightful region Of countryl l was IN
vited in to see the corpse Of a Son who
had just expired. I spent three Of the
~pleasantest hours Of my existence on the
Hapk'S Nest. tits one Of the sublimest
spots of Natures handiwork. The i'm
mense rock upon which / stood, Is a shelf
hanging eleven hundred feet perpendic-
ularly over the channel of New River.
| laid down and getting my companion
to hold on to my feet, | crawled up to
the edge and looked directly down till /
was so weak that / felt it for several
hours. New River looked as if it was
directly under me and l thought | could
have jumped over 1t, and yet with my
utmost strength | could only throw to
the nearest edge. 1t is more than
a quarter of a mile to its nearest edge,
and the bubbles as they rolled down from
the mountain cataracts above, occasion
ally reflected the most beautiful rainbow
colors. The river appears calm below
and yet a dog could not swim across it. Sc
furious was its current. Just under tht
shelf, in a c~revice some 10 feet from
the top, is a small peach tree, hangin:
full Of fruit. From the Hawks Nest 4
where the Gauley and New River form
the Kanawha, is one Of the most sublimV
places of mountain scenery l have eve
visited. Rocks piled on rocks, from
a tremendous structure hanging from
8 hundred 10 a thousand feet over head
In one place there is a beautiful cascad
falling over a hundred feet perpendicular
forming as it plunges from the precipice,
beautiful CLASSY arch, broken only in on
: place by the long dangling moss, but ere
reaches the ground below ~sprangling off int
a beautiful and continued shower Of drop
family attempting to mock Niagara, by pr
senting a rainbow to the view Of the trate
: , er. But its position is too secluded and II
, , sun only sees it for a few hours each day
At a leisure hour [ viii send the rest Of Il
sights. d. W. III.
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81 To avoid any thing ike a suppOsition
that the Counties of Moore, Stanly, Cabarrus,
Rowan, Forsythe. Randolph, Sc, are to be neg
lected by the Committee in making appoint
ments for Bro. P.S. White, we are requested
to state that he will visit each and all of them
on his return from the extreme Western Coun-
hes, which it is presumed viii be towards the
middle and latter part Of January.
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RALEIGH, q. Q.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s.

81 Subscribers receiving their papers
marked with redink or pencil, are thereby infor-
med of the expiration Of their subscription year.
We shall continue to send the paper to all our
present subscribers, unless a di~scontinuance is
ordered. Those not desiring it another year
Will return the paper; and those retaining ii
will please forward the subscription money i'm
mediately.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06

CONG TO THE WORLDS FATR+The
Portsmouth (Va) Pilot speaks of a party of six
gentlemen who are already preparing to leave
Portsmouth early in the S~pringfor the Worlds
Fair at London, and to be accompanied by sew
eral North Carolina friends. One of the gen
tlemen will wear at the fair a suit of wool, with
a wool hat, grown and manufactured in the
Old North State.
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o. The Grand Scribe has issued a Charter
for Gatesville Division, No. 204. The d. G.
w. P. Of HsrtsOrd County informs US that the
Applicants are all men Of sterling worth and
character in the community in which they re-
side. Midway Division, No. 2O5, has also been
chartered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06

We learn at the late Term of the Federal
Court held in this City, the young man from
Granville by the name Of Burge, who submitt-
ed on a charge Of Tobbing the Mail, was SEN
fenced to ten year'simprisonment. Much sym
patty was expressed in this case, and the hope
is INDUCED by the young mans friends that af-
ter a time he will be pardOned by the Presi
dent.
The case Of Thomas HarUey, Of Newbern.
charged also with rObbing the Mail, was post
POned to the next Term Of the Court.
Judges Wayne and Potter were in atten-
dencc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06

We have received the Nov. No. Of
~Holden's Dollar Magazine" Its contents
are varied and pleasing The matter well a.
tones for the want of embellishments.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06

On Wednesday the Hon. Robert Strange
was elected Solicitor for the 18th Judicial Cir
cult; Cad. Jones, Jr. Esq, of Orange, Soliei-
tor for the 4th Circuit; and George S. Steven
son, Esq, Of Craven, for the I'd Circuit.
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TO THE LADIES.

ME have on hand every kind of Chill
W DREN'S CLOTHING, that we can
sell much cheaper than they can be made IN in
this country. OvercOats, Sacks, Jackets and
Pants-attached and detached. Send in YOUR
orders, together with the measure and ace.
OLIVER g. PROCTOR.
November 8, 1880. N ~
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- The r. S. of the Division at Tarboro'
informs us that they have so initiated mem
bers and 8 elected for initiation. A glorious
beginning.
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no my Town and Country Friends.

49,
Subscriber would respectfully call the
attention of his Town and Country friends to
his stock OF Family Groceries, which he is deter
mined TO sell on as good terms as any one in The
place. Among his stock may be found.
so Bbbls. best Petersburg Flour-whole and
half barrels.
2 Hhds- Bright and DryP. R. Sugar,
5 bbls do do N. o. do
6 do Crushed do
5 do Clarified do
4 do Pulverized dc
Package best Loaf do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Imperial and Black lea, a fine article,
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Washing and Fancy Soaps,
Cranes Wash mixture-a superior article,
A fine 10. imported segars different brands,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather and many ar.
ticles in the Grocery and Confectionery line.
Give me a call, and am deter mined not to b.
undersold by Jew or Gentle.
LIB. WALKER.
y Raleigh. Nov. 7th 1850. I2-
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SUM uf Grmprrunrr.
FURTHER ArPomrMESrs FOR

l. M W T IIILI .. WfIIEn
Having procured of Bro. White an extern
sion of his time in North Carolina, the follow
ing appointments are made for him up to the
LIST day of January:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-06

~ Several Communications crowded out
tins week which shall be attended to in our
next
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Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
The Cadets Of Temperance.

FOX CHARTER FOR SECT1ON OF
The Cadets Of temperance.
(Date)
The undersigned, youths Of -, believ-
ing the Order Of the Cadets of Temperance to
be well calculated TO extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinence, and promote the general well
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section of the State Of North Carolina, to
grant them a Charter To open a new Section to
be, called the -- Section, No.
Cadets of Temperance, of the State of North
Carolina, to be located H., and un@
der your Jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and col
lectively; to be governed by all the rules and
usages of said Grand Section, and also by those
of the National Section when formed. III
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, R. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
1t must also be stated whether the applicants
are members Of the Order OF not If they are,
of what Section.
The application % be directed to John F.
Hewlett, G. w. P. Greensboro, N. c. free of
postage. To which must be appended The fol
lowing certificate. "a
This is to certify that Bro.--,whose
name appears to the above as w. p. elect, is
now a Son Of Temperance in good standing in
l--Division No. -, 5. of I.
Signed by the w. P. of the Division.
P. s. All kinds Of Regalia for the Cadets
Of Temperance, for sale BY the Grand Section.
Apply postpaid to the G. w. p.
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CENSUS RETURNS.

We are indebted to the p~oliteness of Ed
ward Carman, Esq, Census taker Of Greene,
for the following statistics of that County:
Total population, 1850 6,sO1
1S40 $3.50
Increase, 2O6
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-29
PRoDUiTs sUcRIERs.

Les etouffantes journees qui nous acca.
blent exercent leur ruineuse influence sur
tous les champs Oh les cannes mont pas etc
misses en- wind.row, avai't les premieres gla.
ces. Ce nest plus du sucre que ces cannes
rendent, c'est du vinaigre. #-#
Beaucoup Inhabitants ont leurs recoltes
sauves, mais il en- est beaucoup aussi qui
en- perdent la moitie. D'apres lapprecia-
ton de nos plus intelligents planteurs, les
chaleurs qui nous ont fait leur faneste visite
pendant Ia semaine derniere, diminuent Ia
recolte de Ia Louisiana d'au inoins vingt.
cling mile boucauts. Ainsi au lieu de 10000
boucauts de moins pour Pan 1850, pEtat fera
IS 4 90 mile boucauts de moins qu'en 1649.
Cette appreciation est juste; le NAL ne
saurait maintenant s'aggraver.... N'est-il
pas deja trop grand! ~ 4 #a
La rarete du sucre met dams. une precoce
activite les accapareurs. L'habitant ma pas
besoin de 20 presser pour le vendre cette
annees.. Plus il sttendra, mieux il le vendra.
Que les planteurs OUT perdent la moitie de
lcurs reyenus par trop de confance, ne pre-
cipitent pas surtout lsurs ventes. Que dun
extreme, ills ne passent pas dams TN autre.
La coniance maintenant ne saurait leur dtre
funeste. 73 85s #a
Nous commissions des planteurs quill
4 6t6 offert de tout leur sucre, sans distinc-
ton de qualities 81 cents, par livre...... lis
mont mas vendu ct nous avons la persuasion
qu'ils ont bien fait. ssezg =
Les eprsuves auxquelles les planteurs
ont ete soumis ont etc ii cruelles, quill est
iuste que les consommateurs patent IN peu
plus cher que Dc coutune pour dedommager
le cultivateur .des pertes immenses quill .
faites. sa e{ ss esssssss ID s5s1
Ii La necessite fera une loi aux consomHa-
teurs de- CO dsdommagcinent. Ainsi, nous
le repetons, que les planteurs Sc gardent
bien de comprome.tre par trop De precipi-
.ation Ia valcur reclle dc leurs produits.
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naparte de tenter une defaite certaine; j;
sans doute il n'aura pas Ia tsmsrite de
persister dams le prcjet quill a criminel-
lement coneu de forfaire i la Constitu-
ton quill a jurse, en- Sc faisant donner
pour quatre ans de plus le fauteuil presi'
dentiel quill 81 tristement illustre.
D'apres ce qui a transpire du message
que prepare le neveu du grand Empe-
reur pour Ia reouverture de la Chambre,
&C message serait concu dams le sens de
la politique actuelle de M. Theirs. "Point
d'ambition personnelle, mais soumission
complete aux volontes de pAssemblee
souueraine. " (Comme c'est insinuant.)
"Si cette Assemble juge necessaire une
prolongation de pouvoirs, le president Sc
devouera au bien public. +" (Quelle alb
negation!)
A tout prendre il est fort heureux que
M. Bonaparte reconnaisse la souverai-
nete de rAssemblee qui represente la
nation. C'est Ia un point sur lequel il a
sans doute deja requ les fluctuations de
ses ministries ct des intimes don't il prend
conseil. LIE president, a ce qu'on assure,
est l'auteur dn manifesto don't nous par
Ions; settlement il est ecrit d'apres les
inspirations du petit Theirs. II le lit aux
hauts personnages qui ont toute sa con-
fance, ecoute les avis qui lui sont dom
nes, les suit OH ne les suit pas sans ja-
mais repondre aux conseils qu'on lul
donne. lie ton de Get ecrit est conciliant
ct la peroraison, une promesse boursouf-
fee de fidelite a la Constitution.
HEss-cAssEL.-La question du Hesse-
Cassel met en- emoi toute l'Allemagne,
ses villes libres, la Prusse, l'Autriche ct
la Russie. De grands movements de
troupes Sc sont effectues d'apres les der
nieres nouvelles, pour Intervention ct la
non intervention. La presse de ces pays
s'ecrie olea jacta est, ce qui signi6t par
le temps qui court, quill ny a pas le
moindre danger dun grand confit. Les
grands bruits de guerre europeenne qui
s'amusent chaque jour a courir le monde
ont 6ni par nous rendre sceptiques i
rendroit du danger. Peut-etre sommes-
nous ainsi, parce qu'on est toujours brave
q deux mile lieues de Ia lutte... diplo-
matique; mais les trombes europeennes
Sc reduiseut 81 souvent... a du rent, que
nous ayons une fol aveugle dams Pin
fluence des doctrines misses au monde
par le congress de la paix.
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POLITlQUE ExTERlEuRE.

FRANCE. - Un calme inaccoutume a
succede en- France d ragitation fsbrile
aui y regnait depuis les coups de CAN'T don.
mes q la Constitution. l. ambition du pre-.
sident n'inquie'e plus les republicans,
pas plus que les royalistes de toutes cou-
leurs qui ont Ste depuis l'avenement de
la Republique, la reche rche de solu-
tions impossibles qai favorisassent leurs
idees folles ct rstrogrades. La solution
de Ia seconde quinzaine d'sctobre, c'est
une combinaison par laquelle les roya-
listes blancs ct les tricolores Sc rallient q
Ia fraction des republicains moderes qui
a pour chef Odilon.Barrot.
Cette alliance s'est effectuee pour faire
opposition au gouvernement dams lie cas-
dune demande de prolongation des pou-
,voirs presidentiels. Il est hors de doute
one tous les representants rouges vote.
ront avec cette imposante opposition ct
quils tetcrmineront ainsi une imposante
mgerits en- favour de Particle de la
Constitution qui fxe d quatre ans Ia du-
rec dc Ia prssidence ct defend la reelec.
ton. NJ $500
lie peuple ne dit mot, il est satisfait
de ccs combinaisons; la presse bonapar-
tiste clle-msme en- a pris son parti; ellie
acompris que ses attaques yiolentes d
i'Assemblee ct au Comits permanent.
etaient une. course l l'impopularits ct
ellie s'abstient, attendant sans doute
gm'eux dun silence quelquefois eloquent.
que de PhiliPpiques, bien souyent impuis-
santes. - st HI. i. ..svss;,.
T, loos les journaux legitinistes Sc sont
elaarcment prononces contrc lc projet
DC prolongation. Lenr cxemple q etc
suivi par rOrdrc, une dee feuilles les
plus repandues en- France, organe en- C
moment de Ia fraction Barrot. Sans dou.
teees demonstrations prcsqu' u'unanimes de
Ia prcsse ct dcs parts, degodtera le Bo-