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Yankee DoodIe,

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TUNE. =" Yankee Doodle"
BY T. DoNoHo.
yankee Doode!" Long ago
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But now we march to victory,
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a pair of curiosities they would make To- trave
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universal law of Instability. This life is
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Bonnet is as worthy in morality as philosophy
- Philosophy k1aows no useless truth All
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Ere, but we are to be guided by both to the
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IN homme popuIaire, Anne de tous ses
concitoyens, mails ellie frappe aussi plu-
sieurs %malheureux qui en- %ressentiront lie
funeste contre-coup.
Que M. Pngh trouve n legere con
ISOLATION aux immenses pertes quill Went
d'eprouver dams les sympathies publiques
qui lui ont ACCUSES ses mobiles ct gene
reux instincts!
uNE TIGE EFT QUAToRzE. EPIs.-Nous
avons annonce, il va qnelques semaines,
que nous avions reeu de M. Gagne I'm
cpl de mails, entoure dune couronne de
six autres. PIusieurs curieux sont vc-
nus dams nos bureauxs'assurer dc ce fat;
auiourdshui nous les invitons a venir con-
siderer celui que nous recevons du Maj.
James T. Pugh. Sur n tige s'eIevent
qnatorze epis, tous hien developers.
Nous en- faisons don a celui des visiteurs
qui en- comptera les grains.
N CANINE ET SEPT REJEToNs.-On
volt chez M. Webster une came a sucre
fort curieuse. Par l'efet dune super
fetation tres-rare, sept rejetons ont pous
Sc sur une came dun ddveIoppemcnt
o%rdinaire, NJ. Webster conserve cette
richie monstruosite, pr6cieusemcnt expo,
see dams son magasin.
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lie DRo1r DE cR1r1oUE. Une &C

LIE DRoIT DE CRITIoUE. - Une action
en- libe!le a etc reinforcement intentee aux
Editeurs du Pi1sbmg Ledger, par Nine Nc
Lean de la compagnie theatrale de Foster.
LIE point sur le4uel paccusation etait basee,
e ait uns critique des representations pu-
bliee par les ~defendeurs. La demanderesse
a etc deboutee ct condamnee aux frais d.,
process. Cette decision a n Importance
fort signi6cative pour la presse CONNIE pour
lie theatre; car ellie etablit lie droit de crit
quer les acteurs ct les a~ctrices dams pexer-
cice de leur profession.
Nul doute que dams aucun pay il ne Sc
I'm tribunal qui puisse otter &c droit a
la presse pour bonner au theatre I'm privile.
gs ridicule ct abusif
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MEETING ABoLITIoNIsTE.--Le 10 nOvem-
bre, a 8 heures du soir, les nombreux abo-
litionistes du New-Yo,k, Sc sont reunis a
Utica ct dams un meeting preside par lie
docteur Thomas Goodsell. ces insenses ont
mis- aux voix ct adopte les measures les plus
desun ~onistes qui Sc puissent emettre, ~jurant
de s'opposer par tous les moyens possibIes
a T'extradition des e%scIaves fugitifs!-Que
diront de ce meeting ct de ces resolutions
Messieurs les sefenseurs quand meme, du
bill d. Compromis.
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(oh: tres souvent) a l'hopital.


Je me suis deja procure, a prix dor,
deux Escargots dams Ia fleur de l'age,Ge
les items DUN Empoisonneur emerite) je
les ri fiances hier soir, mais TAI reconnu
ce matin, avec lie plus profound desespoir
quiis n'avaicnt aucnne sympathie Fun
pour r'antre.-Jc ne me decourage point
dependant, JIG ferai tant que je parvien-
drai n JOUR- dune commotion Escargoti-
que, dusse-je a I~'instar de NJ. Benoit,
ecraser I'm DIES innoccns que j'ai adoptes.
Ed. DE LAUc-MARYAT.
P. ST. est q'atre heures de relevee,
rien nest %tranquillc, je suis dams une po-
sition atrocc; tout a l'hcure en- alIant
rendre visitc a mes Escargots, jai con-
state. avec unc douIcur facile a comprcn-
DIRE, que Fun des deux epoux await avale
pautre, don't il me reste la coquiNe pour
me consider!
81 c'cst la de la s%ympathie, ct de Ia
sympathie naturelIe s%urtout, je consens a
etre metamorphose en- Escargot.
E. DE LIN.
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0Nous faisons rextrait suivant dune
lettre chaleureuse ecrite a fHon. Pierre
Soule par NJ. J. Nicolas de Lafourche 1nte-
rieure.
Cette lettre dun autre natif contre l'esprit
de nativisme, serait publiee en- enter dams
lie Pionnier, ST nos COLONIES n'etaient enva-
HES au moment OH ellie nous est communi-
quee.
" Tn Canadien Sc promenait avec I'm
gentleman sur la levee, en- face de la Nou
velle-OrIeans ct Sc servait Solvent du vieux
mot gau!ois punishment. Notez que ce gent
leman 6tait d'origine franchise. Impatiente
de vOir revenir 81 solvent ce mot a la bou-
che du Canadien, il lui dit mails que signi.
fe ce mot punishment que vous rePetez a tout
propos? Je men vas vous l'expliquer Msieur,
repondit lie Canadien 81 vous aviez vot'nez
entire mon neZ ct MOI mention, yous laurleZ
quosiment dams ma bouche.
" Eth bien lie mot %esclardge, qui est I'm
blaspheme pour les ~philantropes est tout
aussi innocent que lie mot du Canadien. 81
pour les mcner dams cette Louisiana, que
vous ave. representee avec tant d'honnenr
pour vous ct tant de dignite pour ellie, vous
les aviez pris par les GRIZZLIES (helas, vous en-
auriez Ell les mains %p'eines) lis auraient vi
Ia difference quill y a entire I'esclarage qu'ils
he comprennent pas OH qu'ils feignent DE-
ne pas comprendre, ct la domesticif qu'ils
ne compartment que trop bien. lis a~nraient
WI que ~l'esclaue du Sud est mons domesti-
que que lie domestique du Nord ct que 10
domestique du Nord est plus esc1are que
resclare du Sud. II sen faut bien que ce soft
quasimen la meme chose.
"Que ces gems Ia viennent juger parmi
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NNNyEAEs NANENsEs,

HON. DAvIs.-Cet honorable
senateur apres avoir repondu dune maniere
ecrasante aux accusations portces contre
lui, resume ainsi Repression de ses vues an
sljet de Ia question d'jour:
"Quant a moi Jaime micux sortir de
l'Union pour etre fideIe a la Constitution
que de dechirer la Constitution pour roster
dams PUnion.
81 c'est la la religion dun desunioniste.
tous les bons Lonisianais lie sont ct tous
les Americans dcvrairnt retrp.
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LES EsCLAvEs FUGIPIFs AU CANADA.--Le
Chtppewa Advocate, I'm des %journaux les
plus %repandus dams lie Canada nous apprend
que lie nombre des esclaves fugitifs qui.s'e-
talent REFUGEES au Canada, diminue de Jour
en- jour.-Ne serait-ce pas une preuve que
les e~sclaves marrons,s ldrs de l'impunite dams
certains Etats OH Prostitution de pesclavage
n'existe pas, ne veulent plus Sc donner Ia
peine de faire I'm chemin inutile ct de sortir
ricn dcs Etats.Unis?
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AssAssINAT SUM- DE vOL,--Le % No
vembre, a minuit, les habitants de Centre
vile (Mississippi) etaient reveiIles par des
cris epouvantables qui partaient de la mai
son de M. Buckner; aussil6t queIques per-
sonnes Sc rendirent a l'endroit on ces hurie-
ments Sc faiSaient entendre ct trouverent
NJ. Francis Buckner baigne dams son sang,
ct Sc debattant contre la mort dams def
trayantes convulsiens. pres les premiers
soins, M. F. Buckner put dire que'qles mots
ct raconta qu'un individu auquel il await &C
corde l'hoSpitalite, la ~veille, lie nomme
Campbell, l'avait surpris dams son sommeil,
frappe de trois coups de couteau. puts await
force son secretaire ct await enleve une
somme de $1,000 en- or ct en- argent que
Iui, Buckner, await retire de la banque de-
puts 6eux %jours.
LIE 'endemain matin un mandat d'arret
fut lance contre Campbell qui await pri> la
Gle des champs aussit0t son double crime
consomme, ct ce miserable fit arrete le p
du mois dernier, a la Pointe>Coupee. On
a retrouve sur lui une partie de la somme
voice, ct du reste lie miserable ma pas cher
che a nier son crime. - est entire les
mains de la justice.
NJ. Francis Buckner, maIgre la gravite
de ses pleasures. nest pas en- danger d.
mort.
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MORT Dun .TERAN - LIE Portland
Argus, nous annonce la mort DUN de ces
braves Americains qui combattirent avcc
iant De courage pour notre lndepen-
&c, Amajiah Delano, de Gray (Me). &c
veteran de l'armee americaine fit ayec
Washington toutes les campagnes de
de &c grand capitaine. ct Sc distingua
particulierrmenta la celebre journee de
bunker-Hlll. 4. Deiano est mort a i'age
he w ans; il laisse une veuve agee de 80
aus ct = eafans qui Ia, ont dome II Pc
tits garcons ct "a Petites files.
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NATIVISME.
""
nous! -

Quand nous d%islons, il y Il quclques
jours, que lie nativisme fforissait encore
in peto all cnnr de beauconp d'hommcs.
c'etait peu den trouver n preuvre
Iointaine dams lie Republic de Washing
ton; il devait bientot nous en- etre donnt
n plus eclatante ct plus precise encore
dams I'm Journal local.
lie Crescent de ce matin, elucubrant
a propos de I'assemblee proietee DIES
amis DIES droits dn Sud, quill appe!lr
.Assenablfe Soulf, s'exprime ain>i:
"Nous ne doutons pas que la reunion
ne soft considerable. lie heros de cette
comedie est devenu IN lion depuis quel-
que temps. Des milliers de nos conci-
toyens qni repudient dt6ntivemcnt Ini
ct sa conduite, seront la pour entendre
quelle espece d'excuse il pent donner. ."
essayer de donner, pour les efforts REGENTS
quill a fats dams lie but de rrnverser
l'ediicc qui iui a donne abri, quand.
d'apres ce quill dit Iui meme, il a fui les
orage de la persecution poiitique dan.
son propre pays. les tondateurs de notre
gou0ernemaent prevoyaient peu, quond Ills
ourraient leurs portes aur . opprimes de
toutes les nations," q%u'avant que leurs os ne
f1ssemt consumes dams leurs tombes. " I'm
je"me opocat' surgiroit du foyer de Ia revo-
luton, de rnnnrchie ct de Ia desoiotion
politique. brovera,t les vogues de t'.AAm
hque ct viendrait debarqner SIR ms ri;vasges
pour repnndre la CRANE du 1ncobinisme
pormi leurs enfans ct rentorrcr lie bras
pnrric,de qui cherche ojieter p"rte rre notrr
g%lorieur editlee, en- m,archunt epaule contrr
epaule aaec les ~traatres qui voudroie"t
,touler dams Ia poussiere les .nsignes de IT,
nation"
Acette ~sortic, qui demasque 81 bien les
pensees secretes de certains hommes, il
ny a rien a ajonter: tout commentaire
serait super1u. Nous nous bornons a y
appeler Ia serieu>e attention des cito,e :
de bonnie fol ines sur lie sol ou n~aturalises}
q"i ont pu jusqu'ici croire a la dispa-
rition DIES principles ct des sentimens d"
nativisme. Nous y appelons I'attrntio'
o moins serieuse des hommcs dn Sud.
qui ont cru sincerement a I'honnetete
des motifs allegues contre NJ. Soule par
%quelques-uns de ses de%tracteurs. En- pre-
sence de ces declarations voiIentes ct
spontanees du Crescent, il nous sembic
que les illusions ne sont plus premises.
Les citoyens mes qui croient que le
maintien de rUnion implique necessairc-
ment lie respect des droits DIES Etats don't
ellie Sc compose sont des PARTICLES ct de-
~traittes qui v~eulent %s'fouler dams la
Poussiere les insignes de Ia nation'!! lie,
citoyens natnralises qui Sc sont identife>
avec nous ct qui %luttent avec nous pour
lie maintin de nos droits ct de O inte,et>
sont les suivaHts dun fauteur ct dun
propagateur de jacobinisme, parce qu'uu
des leurs s'est charge en- quelque sorte
de faire entendre plus directement leur
voix dams lie congress de FUnion!
VOLTA o1 nous en- so,nmes avec les
ames damnees du nativisme! Celia n'est-il
bas bien concIuant?
Courier de la Louisiane)