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lYSANDRE SP00NER.

Get np3trc dc I'abolitionismc Went dc
publicr il Boston, dams lc Chronolypc, unc
tongue. tres longnc dissertation contrc
les institutions du Sud, dissertation qli n
pour titrc DEFENSE DIES EscLhvEs ruGI-
TITS.
Nous nous gardcrons bicn de suivrc
&C negrophilo dams scs dec!anations con
trc %l'csclavagc, dams SEES cris d'insurrcc-
lion ct dams Sos ep%anchcments d'amou'
pour &C qui nest pas sien. Settlement
dams rendroit lc plus pathetique dc sa
TRADE dc six COLONIES. M. Lysandre SC
rGcrie sur linpifte dc IN loi dcs esclaves
fugitifs. Oh! que cette impidt6 DIES hom-
mes dot remplir d'amertume rame de
M. L.ysandre... C'est gull est Pieun, lc
saint homme! lui qui nd chreticn, a com
pile dams une nnvre pnbliee d Boston On
1896, tous lea sophismcs qni attaqnent
les granics vtritts du christianirme, lui
pour qui 10 Fills dc DE" nest pas meme
nm grand hommc, mails un charlatan, lui
pour qui tons les ap6tres ne sont que DIES
imbtcilIos, lui, rAthee qui nc croft QUEEN
sol. All! Monsieur Lysandrc, 81 vous
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Ia mort prtmaturtc ct rcgrettablc il
tant dc titres dc Honorable Senotcur
JuNrus BEEBE. laissc an sein de notre le-
gisIaturc un vide quill importc dc com
bier au plus vite.
D'apres Ia proclamation du gouvcr-
ncur Walker les electeurs dc In Nou-
vellc-O Orleans { dcvront nommcr, le Is
dc CO mois, I'm Senatcur en- rempIacc-
mcnt dc ccIui quo tous les Louisianais
p%Ieurcnt aujourd'hui.
Nous rcspoir londe que les de-
mocrates dc la vile sauront, en- ccttc oc-
casion, fairc noblcmcnt leur dcvoir; qn'ils
reminiscent lcurs sullragcs sur I'm hommc
d'initiativc, qu'ils SC masscnt pour soute-
mir I'm candidat populairc, qu'ils travail
lent cnlin a assurer lc triomphe de In no
bic cause que nous d%tfcndons, ct lc sue
ccs ne %saurait Gtrc doutcux.
Que nos amis y pensent, c'cst un de-
mocratc dune haute influence ct dune
grande popularite qu'ils ont Il remplacer,
un ~valcureux champion dc nos salntcs
institutions qui a etc elu i unc ecrasante
majorite qu'ils lui trouvcnt done un di-
gnc r%cmplacant, ATTN que c%clui-ci puissc
Iuttcr avec avantagc centre lc candidat
wing.
Les democratcs mont point encore
| Gnit lcnr choix, mais &C rctard est n
prcuvo dc importance quiIs attachcnt
II &c choix; les quclqucs membrcs dc no
trc part qui s'etaicnt stpares, ces temps
dernicrs du noyau principal pour DIES
questions %secondaires, s'cmpresscront dc
%revcnir au scin dc la democratic, nous en-
sommes certain, ct Ieur oncou nous
scra d'autant plus utile que l%occasion
est plus serieuse.
II s'agit de conservcr dams le Stnat de
Ia Louisiana, la majorite Il Democra-
ties! ..f g..
Que tout lc monde fassc son devoir,
que chacun soft au poll quand son
nera l'heurc dc l'election, que les wings
cnfin %apprcnncnt encore "ne (ois i re-
connaitre la puissancc DIES principles POI
p%ulaires sur les principles dc l'absolutis.
me.
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ny- Nous Iisons dams lc Courier de
P.4inbnmo:
DEvOUEMEMT ISUTILE.

I .JtftfAVt".
DEvOUEMEMT INUr1LE.
II y a quclqncs jours, dcux %le"ncs Suis-
Sos, Henry Ludc ct son (rerc Louis
I.udc conduisaicnt dams lc Creek situt II
IS miles environ dc Mobile, I'm chaland
charge de bois. CONNIE IL voilc common
Gait Il ~f,sseycr, raint dcs dcux frcrcs,
Henry, age d'cnviron 25 ans, Sc lcva
pour aIlcr changer Ia direction dc ccttc
wolfe. II passa sur IN tas de bois, ct &C
bois ayant ronlt sou Sos picds, il g'issa
ct fut precipitt dams Peau. A|ors, son
ieunc Gerc, Louis, age dc II a Is ans,
bon nagcur, plongca pour SAWYER Henry.
Al bout de quclqncs minutes il SC sen
tit saisi fortcment. C'etait Henry q"i
s'accrochait Il lni. lis rcparurcnt tons
dcux audcssus de l'cau. L'aine ttait
CONNIE sans connaissance; Ic jc"nc await
toute sa tatc. II prit son pauvre frerc
par lie haut dc la chcmisc dc maniere il
lc bicn tenir: mais, arrive Il environ dix
bra~scs du bord, au moment on lc jcunc
Louis Criait il son frcrc:
Courage, frcrc, non arrivons,' Ia
Chcmisc manqua... ct lc pauvrc Horny
coula unc sccondc fois. Iouis sc prtci-
pita dc nouvcau aveC rage pour rctrou-
yer encore son pauvrc frcrc... mais tout
fut inutilc!.. Pendant &C temps Ia, lc
Chaland await avance ct SC trouva,t dtja
asscz loin. Louis cut Il nagcr pour lc
rattrapcr. En- arrivant chez lui, il annor-
ca d sa mere Get epo%nvantablc malhcur!..
&c n'etait pas tout: Pendant qni lis pIcu.
raient ensemble sur cettc pcrte, lie cha
land trop charge coula, ct tout fut perdu.
Her, six hommcs sont parts avec
Louis, d In recherche du corps de Hen
ry.
Cos dcux braves jcnncs gems, aidaicnt
leur amille: il men rosie plus qu'un.
Nous recevons, au moment d'aller
sous prcsse, des nouvcllcs dc la rcchcr.
che du corps do Henry.
Les hommes qui y ont etc, ont Ell beau.
coup 4 %souffrir du mauvais temps ct du
brouiliardy.. lis mont pu retrouvcr, lie
corps. On attendra quill rcvicnnc au
dcssus de reau.
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IL Gcucral Jackson.

lie r janvicr, unc assemble pub|'que
att6 tcnuc i Ia Nouvcllc-Orltans dams Ia
ro,ondc dc In Boursc St. Louis, il fcflct
d'elever IN monument au general
Jackson, lie hsros de In bataillc do : jan
yier. l'hommc qui a immortaliso Ia pla'-
nc dc Chalmettc.
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NEW nAMpsuIRE.- Les democrates du
2eme district du New Hampshire vien-
nent de designer honorable CHARLES Il.
PEAsLEE CONNIE leur candidat pour lie
Congress.
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MassACuusErTs.--M.N. r. Banks, do.
mccrate, a etc nomme speaker de Ia
Chambre des Representans du Massa-
chu.sets.
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N DErECTUE u RAss 1HANTE.-Nous
lisons dams lc Courier dc IN Louisiana
du 7 de &C mois :
Unc dtpachc tdltgraphiqnc dc Was
hington do 2janvicr nous apprend q%"'unc
petition vcnant dc la Pennsylvania ct
couvcrtc dun grand nombrc dc signatu-
res il rcl1ct de dcmandcr I'abrogation dc
Ii loi sur les csclavcs fugitiis, a etc
adrcsstc au Stnat. Cette petition a etc
referee au comite judiciaire.
La lutte va done recommcncer... Que
les delcnscurs du Sud SC %ticnncnt sur Ia
brochc, ct s,'aurons rien 4 craindrc
pour lc Sud
Avions-nous tort quand nous disions
aux admirateurs quand meme. du bill du
Compromis Vous appIaudissez a%ujour-
d'hui, mais ATTENDED In fin..
VOLTA lc commencement dc Ccttc lin...
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rECnE EFT pENIrENcE. - Tn Negro,
porteur dc vieux Tires dc libcrtt, s'est
present6 dcvant le Recorder de Mem
phis pour les re%nouveler. Ic magistrat
supposant que &c titrcs etaicnt faux, a
refuse dc fairc droit Il cctte rcquetc Au
moment oil il se retournait pour vaquer i
d'autrcs a~liairef, lie Negro fait feu sur lui
ct letend d SEES pieds raide mort.
L'assassin ne dcvait pas roster long
temps impuni. 81
Dams quclqucs minutes, lc miserable
est entoure par unc multitude ~furieuse,
violemment saisi ct cnchain6, puts pen.
du a un dos arbres dc Ia place publiqne.
Quelques instants apres avoir etc ainsi
lance dams l'etcrnitc, lc corps a etc des.
cendu ct mis- en- Iambcaux par Ia foulc,
don't la colere n'avait fait one sac
croitre pendant le supplicc.
Certes nous nc nous ferons jamais les
defcnscurs dc rarbitrairc loi du Lynch,
nous In hetrirons dams toutes les %circons-
tances. Dependant 81 une savage ven
geancc IA %quelquefois inAige un juste
chatiment, jamais ellie M Pa micnx
fait que dams lc dramc don't Memphis
Went d'6tre Ic theatre.
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.s.-Par Tarrivec dc steamer Pat
n,cAo nous avons rcqu dcs Jouraux du
Texas %jusqu'au II dtccmbre,
Lee brick Calendcr est cntrt dcrnit-
rcmcnt dams lc port dc Galveston, vc-
nant dc Wilmington Ell ayant il bord IN
certain nomhrc dc plant"nrs dc Ia Caro-
line du Nord, accompagn@s dc Icnrs "a
miles. lis @avaicnt nolist lc brick pour
mile pIastrcs.
lie magasin dc NJ. Pcrc'n,a Calves
ton, u etc d6truit par IN lnccndic.
La vile de Bastrop est unc dcs plus
.horissantcs dn Texas. Sa population
M"gmcntc replacement.
GA s'occupc dcpn's l%ont"mps. a cn|c-
vcr les obstacles qu' cement la n"v'ga-
ton du Rio Colorado.
lie petit steamer Gnlpcsto,, tchou6
depths l'tte dcrnicr dams lari,itrc Trinity,
a coul6 ccs jours dcrnicrs au moment on
I'on await reussl u IT, rcmctIrc il ilot. On
pcnsc qu'ayant eve l,lsst a sec pendant
pluslCurs mos, tnutc5 les pieces q" Dor
dagc dc Ia Coqnc Sc seront ouvcrtcs.
lie Brazos montalt requirement aux
dcrnicr,s dates.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-10

O1Nous lisons dams TN Journal dc
rOucst que la Legislature dc Toh'o Il
nomm6 l~rx-gouvcrncnr Ford an postc
dc Stnatcur DIES Etats- his.
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pOnT0 nyCO.-n II etc rCCu Il New
York des avis dc Porto Rico jnsqu,on -
dtccmbrc. Ih"s p|nies abond'ntcs sout
tombtcs danslllc ct lee plantcnrs %s>att,n-
dent gtntraIemrnt aunc belle rtcoltc.
Tn petit lot dc snrrcs aet6 'c"dn sur Ia
cote du Nord d 81 SOUS. On croft que
les sucres de la nouvcllc rtcolic commrn-
dcront tout d'ahord DE- trols i qnatre
pins,rcs, scion Ia q%nalitc. Les mtlas,cs
sont cotecs d II ct ~ Gus lie gallon, Lea
pInics ont rc'ardt In ~cuci|lc dn cafe, ct il
SC fait Iicn dams cot article.
Les authorities ct les habltans dc Porto
Rico continent II Gtrc travalllts par Ia
penr que lcur inspire lc general Lopez.
lis sont pcrsnadds que ccl"i-cidtbarqncra
tot on tard sur les c6tcs dc lilc, ct
I'alarmc est j vivc que les histories les
plus absurdcs sont ~aCcucillics avcc unc
pueriIe crtdulitt. Dams les prcmicrs
tours de ]deCcmhrc r. bruit s'6tait r6ipan-
do que Lopez vcnnit dc Gairc son ap.
partition en- vuc de May"gnoz avcc M
grand steamer ct cinq frtgatrs, l%csqnc|s
drvaicn' naturcIlcmcnt porterc inq DUSK
mile hlbustiers. Dcs troupcs lurcnt 'mmt-
diatcmcht dirigees sur &C point 1t QncI-
qnes jours aprts pressure tontc IN g''rnl-
son de Tile ttait conccntrec a Ponce. u
va SAN dire que les pretcndus cnvahi5-
scurs mont etc vns MULE part.
LES MEMORIES DE LOLA M~oNrEs.-A
SD reputation de femme nimnblc ct Pas
timidc. Ia Comtcssc de Landsfeid Lola.
Montcs) veut unir les l]auricrs li'ttraires.
Ellie va (alrc paraitrc, dams lc ronrant
du rnois dc dtccmbrc, pour les t]trcnncs
do public, Sos memories qni SC compo-
sent dc 4 volumes in.So. Ccs memories,
corriges par III plume cxerctc dun
homme qni ajoue un role dams Ia dipIo.
matte sous IN dcrnierc monarchic, sont
appeles il piqncr vivcmcnt Ia curiosito
publiquc. Get Outrage dot etre public
simultantment en- trois langues, en-
francais, anglais ct alIcmand. Les dcux
volumes sur In cour dc Baviorc c%ontien-
dront lc recit dramatiqne DIES 6vtncments
politiqucs don't Munich IL cts lie theatre,
accomplis sousIcs ycux ct sous rinnncncc
dc Fautenr DIES memories; les jngemem
'ntimcs du roi dc B,vicrc sur tous les
souvcrains dc Europe, sur les grands
personnagcs polltiques dn temps; Ia cor.
Repentance, les potsics ineditcs dc &c
roi artistic, don't les %lcttrcs tcritcs il Ia
comtessc dc Landsfcld confinement lea
anecdotes les plus %piquantes ct les plus
originates.
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rNcENprE.-Dans la mutt dc Dimanchc
dcrnicr, 90 dtccmbrc, lc lcu a consume
Ia sucrcric ainsi que quatrc-yingts bon-
cauts dc sucrc, appartcnant u Mr.. An
gamarc, du Bayou Carron, en- ccttc pa
roissc. La sucrcric ainsl que !c surrc
ttaicnt assures.
(Le Vhjy dr. 81. InudrUN
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