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EWORKS! PREMIUM HIRE

EIREWORKS, PREMIUM FIRE
Il WORKS i-Edge'S Brilliant CulOred Exhbaflonal
EIREW ORkS.-The works from this Laboratory have
taken the Premiums flT twelve years from
the American Institute Our EIhilitoual pieces are Of
tie most beautiful designs and for richness and brancy
canDat b. equaed IN the country fourth-nf July Com
Ites VII consult her interest by sending thor Orders
early Orders sent 20 me T. Iahor-torv Ic-s Ctr ~
@ our general DEPOT 80 Aaen-iene vii he rrrn-tg ~
tended TO J. g. E1gAAC lDr.r
p > We have also on hand large stock " suau
"tiAs a. h-Anuiacturers Prices. Iei tJyis
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VNO PRINTERS.-NEw-YoRK TYPE
TVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

ENIIE MAGNETIC I ELEUhAT II Uu-
4 tween NEw-YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALIl-<
MORE and WASHINGTON New-York Ohce corner ~
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear OF the Exchange
Thc PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washing on
10 Now YORK. having Offices at New orA jersey Oy
Newark Now Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton Phiiadt
nina Wilmington, Havre de Grace, Balumore ana W aSh-
ingon CIV and connecting WITH al the Nttal 'io'so
mes Enst Vest North and South This Company nav
nr lately made repairs of the line, greatly m
crease, lis facilities and thorous~.y systemauzed us
business n the TRANSMISSION and mode OF delivery O mos
Saees are now prepared to receive, transmit and denver
ay uunl r Of messages required T the accommoiaon 81
Tho public. with an accuracy, promptneNs and hIelty
hitherto uucqualled The teeCaphng business 81 the
public U.s. Therefore. respectfully solicited al the ONCE O0'
uor II Hanover and Beaver SIS. ..,.. ,,.,.
~ lyMWF WI NJ SN AIN fteSlu'h~
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La

RORATORY. Ie6 Front-st, two doors south OF ' ~
ton-st A complete assortment Of tlrr"oiA ale H'N VI
fored sale consisting Of the following m, -. s,,,
Eocgcis from OF 70 ~ Roman andes, ron "
los Trarrles Of all sizes Scroll Wheels, 40 SstuD"
i b. "A - ~ SerneutS; Reng1a Lights oi al s<es
F,biist,n reccs do FLYING Pigeons do toImii9hs 40
Nsr,,> do Flower Pots Port Fires Pm " hesis Ser
r.nfs c,esshonpers Blue Lights. TOrPedOes' Pglns
CI,ek.rs Double Hea.ers Canton ROCKETS Fife CI4cA
ca ", and .. Josic. SC. Sc Country merchants a31
c1, IN .r,r.l are requested g. call and examine the
100 s,-rE y b. Committees for city and country as
avs military and private parties Pc supplied on me
M, fcrs TENS With the above mentioned articles, war
r..e tho materials having been selected With ne utmost
go -' ~ irl4sUlI " BENNETT.
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EITRFWORKS at 81 Maiden-lane.-

gNlRtWORkS AZ 81 Malden-Iahe.--
L TIE undersigned hayine made ARRANGEMENTS With
AZ ] " UADFIELD. PyrO:echl.St, who took nc
fre Premium AZ The FAIRS q the American lAstitre Tor
40 ar 1880 and also manufactures for the City Au.
~ rites IS prerarcd otter as complete an assortment
nj ra ari rs,n Fireworks IS ever has been produced
Frhibcns ~ arv amount among which are the oiowns
pi,ceS from 10 feet square nted DIAMONDS Ifthvi
J, ptses gey,Ivinr Snn Chinese Lattice Work, kalede-
sr.s PRIDE Of Flora Motto Work Fowenng Aloe ,'iran-
Iols Star If America Eo- Italian kefte, yeNet-
81 Cr,s> Saturn and his Satellites Vudulatns Circles
Is cca,oo> Fountain, ouetheaa ase Amc, an 81
Cs.eg, Ta.y Kne Serpents and Butterfly, Moorish L.
srree I. UItain of Dana. Globe IN ColorS, &C &c
io6 In J. b. PURDY. 81 Maiden lane up stairs
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Two CONTRACTORS.-T O l. r. DU,
n NORWALK AND CLEVELAND RAILROAD
Proposals w 70 received at the Railroad Office 10 MOI
walk, Huron Corny Ohio, until MONDAY, the - 9iJs1s
INST at noon for DOING the GkI BEING, CLEhhNo
GRADING and MASONRY Of twenty nine sections o
the Toledo, NorNak AMI Cleveland Railroad, Ds'"ss'
Fremont and Nor~sz. through Bellevue and honrOets
The line aud Prufies viii be ready Tor examination 4s,
June oh and al Necessary Information can be- otAns9
Vim. u. Newton, RESIDENT Engineer on the ~oTk, 4nds.
the Office Norwalk The above named Sections VII cos
Iete that part Of the road between Toledo and Nor%aA
connecting with he Michigan Southern Railroad al ~
dC-he Mad River Railroad At Bellevue, and the haisnss
and Sarduskv CIV R.ilroad Al Honroeyle From Nor
walk % the Grafton station Of the Cleveland and Cos"
BIS RailToad-Ofmug complete connection Dctwesh ~
ledo and Cleveland the line viii be ready iT COnticlo
an early day, and the Company prepared 70 n
pr ATE contracts for any poTton 81 the Road East q ~
walk BY order q the President -Norwak, June = ~
Jel2 lr l.. W ASHLEY, EagneeL
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Launches.

New ship Parana Langston, was launched on Thursday
last from the yard of Mr. Isaac smith, al Hoboken aad
toWed 10 pier v K, Tins morning where she viii be
fitted for and her for Buenos AyreS where
she Is intended 20 trade
The ship Yankee Doodle the stocks AZ the above
named yprd. Will not he launched before September
Ships Hllmau and Cornelius Rowland succcsslyrlv
launched al New Rcdord on Thursday evening The -
Of 2CO0 hb.s capacity The Cornelius HoVlsnd about
49, tunS, and is u Dc employed the whale fishery under
the command II Capt Grossly formerly OF the EuphrateS
Of NRedford
In Augusa, Ne Oh INST, full ugsed brg II ?33 tuns
named the Bloomer, from The yOrd Of Jones Small She
Is said TO be inc specimen OF naval architecture
MeSSrS Tram Co having propeller Of 800 tuns
built AZ East Boston Tins vessel so be named the Charles
HENDERSON, 10 be commanded by Capt Albert II Brown
and 20 be the hrSt OF se of popelers owned by the
above Well known house.
Al Marblehead 18TH inst, from he yard of + Kimba
Es fine sch called the Auel of IA tuns Intended for
fishing aud frelghtmg business she was built bv Mr.
Ewen for MeSSrs Martin Ptmsu, and be command
cd by Capo Turner.
Pat MachGS recently by MeSsrs lockwood Small
hrg Of 100 tuns called the DIDO owned by Morse Esq
and Mr.. lockwood
At wadoboro' 27th Mt. hus Of 1876 tuns called the
lucy Ann, 90 be commanded by Capt John Bryant of Bs-
lol Me.
A. Kennebunk port lth inst superior sch Of o2 tuas
CallcC the Antelope.
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r.o; tf,len Frances. blanchard ef Portland m2'an-
a'S 6an lark Theresa, Gallant Genoa o. ds marble
1T Ambassador Doa2e Palermo q ds and Giora
~ a ds oranges SC. DOane. t.lmar'in < 90. ., $500
BT brr Iady Of the LAKE. FIJI. Ceafuesos II d. sugar
Br Bells Poue. Foster aren d. lumber Rock
en p Th bridge Currier (of NHavenl G1aya-
ma PR Nav o. sugar Il ITrowbrlge sons Of Maven
Br brig Zedron Dart PctOu II days. coat ) !" i."'t
SD wih b. brs DoaFas Dousl LOT scar.
& Joscrh FouIke Son The Peerless b rms a. Sa.aI
Aa from sas cleeS loading NYork had nearly al
hands Sex with fever WIN Clark. rst OH 'eI de when
10 days out from Salt Creek The cnp,ain haI PCS
low but much better when the ieit lAcr "o4'u
Brig Protecton Hume, Calais days lumber, SnIth
ssh Orator. Cozzens Newark for Roston cement
Sci Pizarro. Chase Kingston for Barstan,e coal.
Sch FYcel Berry. Portland ds, mdse, Lewis , -,
Sch Nance Mills, Elbudge Portsmouth as mdss' "
Sch Sch Martha Jane. Darby wareham 2 ds. nails
Sch TdwaId Wooster El!ingworth. Stamford is
Sch Merak (newl Reeves; BIookhaven 2 de-
Sch Marietta Powell. Boston ds, mdse, master
Sch lie Roy Ponell, Mobile IS days. cotton St'ls'S
scb Broaes Simmois (ofPlymou,h Porto Cabeo May
g. coffee Underwood Wiley Sid IN co with Hamo Dig
Sci Sci Gonzo. wallace, Newborn ds, naval stores
Sch David Hale Edwards, James RIVER 90, WOO os, m
gar and molasses Dunscomb Cook , ~.
Br sch John Russell smith, turks Island ID days salt
Mlddston Co
ship Meridian (of Boston I'm Liverpool 81 day o.,
ship Independence of Belfast from Liverpool 81 u.s. 70
SHIPS ComTomise lof Marblehead from Liverpool, to
Williams Gulon.
Shin Guv Nannerine. from Liverpool
Prem bark Richard Golden, from Bremen
WIND-At sunrise, NV noon, do, sunset, W. and and
very light
~ The packet-sbp Montezuma from Liverpool report
ed as arrived Saturday boarded and pilot PIT on
hoard on THURSDAY She well on t0 the eastward al TINS
time and owing the gh aud variable winds prevs eni
lately she had arrived within sight II the Highlands
at sunset last evening.
The Steamboat SUFFOLK Capt Peck, in solng into shrsws
bury River on Saturday broke her piston rod and cylinder
and was towed up 10 the city Yesterday
The new pilot boat Christian Berg went down the Bay
yesterday on tal tnp; also yachts Maria and America
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MISCELLANEOUS.

POTATOES, BARLEY, CORN.-300
ll1s y ouaiitrS Western Potatoes 200 bushels Bar
lou so iSe-S White Corn lust received and Tor sale ty
;si6rt Nj c MORGAN. 4 co. 90 Des-st
VNO PRINTFRS.-NEw TYPE
4 FOUNDRY 81 Ann ST. near william The subscri-
hers having purchased the Type Foundry Of 1r George IS
o,han established 1922 prepared 10 furnish 70
ard StereotYpers his well known and superior Mn
SIC Greek Hebrew and other Printing Types also Presses
ChaSes Composing Sticks. Brass Rules stands HtIes =
Furniture Cases Quo.ns ParchmrntS and Ink META,
aud WOOD TYPES. from all the different i1undfits ana
ever, article required PrniAg Office al Sue lowest
p''''S' ''' ~ ~ -f' CORTFIYOU x CITING.
T. {. CORTELYCU, VI the lato hrn ~ Geo brt.S
Co. respectfully socs the patronage Of hs iehs az rs
NJ establishment Od ryye received At nne cents per
iV'''O' 3" AZ N-'-7' ~ PETER C. CORrELNOU,
WILLIAM h. GlFFING
q The Type on which this paper printed IS TIN se
above Foundry. WY@9 lu'' D." ~"
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pnsscngers Arrived.

IL pact.fsAiy Garrick from L,rHrpooi-W Slayer, Rev
Mir McDouuurh. MCDOnOueh. Price and lady.
h barl Prospect from CdrieaGS-J Baker and LADY,
COlby
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Disasters, &c.


VESSEL ABANDONED The Rockland Gazette states that
the steamer Governor towed INTO that port on THURSDAY
The sch Margaret Ann, Of PenobSco; which she fell IA
with ght c the ilth INST abandoned. her b0wsDr gone
and oewS stcye was, evidently, and abSndaned
hurry an anchor with part Of the cham attached was
found upon her deck her sails up and boat gone She
pears to he an old vessel Of about 80 tuns burden
BARN EMILY MINER-A telegraph dsps.ch has been
received m tins city stating that the bark Emily Miner had
been struck BY lightning Mobile BAY which set the car
60 On ire She afterWard scued snd sunk IA abou.
Sieet Of water IL is expected she VIII ne raised and e
paired She had cargo Of cotton on board and WAS bound
20 imS port The Emly Miner a fine vessel owned n
IN this CITY BY Eagle Hazard and others built IN 1915
and $40 tuns burden.
big Isaac CARVER. (of SearSpori) Curtis from PIN,
de ma Tor Boston with 800 grounded on the emf
o uckeTnuck Shoal the night Of nth INST AMI e-
manned al dSy l2th Steamer Telegraph went To her from
Nantucket AZ high water the 2th but did nos succeed
IN getting her OF Steamer Massachusetts, went ont 10 her
IN The evening, and supposed she would come oil Al
high water without dSchsgng any pan Of her cargo Sic
did mol leak SIy.
BE BRIG Tyne az Baltimore from Rio Janelro experl-
enced hght winds and cams durng tide whole paSSu,c
some GAYS nof progressing al sWaS s. DAYS 10 the Canes
SCH MARY NILES, DAVIS from Baltimore flr Camhril
With ooal, put INTO Norfolk 10Th INST leeky
Sen kVTA THOMAS. AZ Mbudsc Me N sttenutng 90
ge 20 sea prev 20 Isl INST. ledge and hlsed
StA AROUSE BALDWIN from Boston for Stoninstou put
io hdsaroNn Sh inst with loss 81 an anchor fano.Aof
account saws fuddell on Tom Shoal, nshJo It'll
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MINIATURE ALNANAc----rHIs DAY.
guN-Rses4 fg-Ssis - 80 MOON-RlSes.--. 10 Goa
HIGH WATER------J June To-
Sandy Hook 10 Ola Gov. Island 10 5ia Hell Gate0 Ism
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ALEXANDRIA, June l2-Cd Br brig Emlly Futz, S
81 John NIB Sid schs Susan Orlesn Parsons Providence
Joseph Fsrwen Alexander, Boston, Washington, Ken
duck NIork 18Th, sid schr Brilliant Frshy' Chsresio
SC.
APPONAUG, WARWICK June ll-Sld, sch Brilliant
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Josephine, ur c
/. *pu .s5a8
grand gap porte de- ct vnt
une etre Male. .-a#. az
oh Mac-Robns reconnu lere QUIZ
Mimi, mademoiele Josephne - ss sase
Ia bien, demanda le richie habiant sag
ondi negre, scion usage de esae atkapien
quand ills parlent blanc quelconque - ..sa5 azs
Ellie vienda aujourd'hui? sr.'. .ss Ia ="
-Non matre petite ndags dire que
vous atenda. H.saAa. ss. aHss D
Cert bien, nege n lui dia que jirai. @ a.a a& IL
sgn de ahier
ase par la de ct repardt au gaoP ~ g
Monsieur Maet ouvr la i plus dams lecture plus front
olente de de u Iot
coup, bras regadan dams e blanc
la fos onque
-Guue f bonne ayenure nes
plane plus e Pals
donner blefle mademoe Ma
les buyees pour
les foses on il &c vaurait
Mon pere .-s. .....ss ~. .
morbieu aons de celia Fa sc
Robins ITEMS piare voa
sordege', dab sempote QUAINT monsieur mon m'
rordre, ct emboitez yoe dan MEN, - .
Lands pisse, enercia sersement sucn etseoen "
pidement -. - i. LIZ. t.rss#as, I.
aComms safd des rouiettes
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IF pl0NNltR De L'ASS0MP TON,
PUBLIC PAR
r,,CENE SUPERViELlE z .
crnuutt(o,,s nu Doprnal:

.RONNEMENT Il Announcement est paya
bic D'AvAscE. oo
POUR UN AN -: -: ::::: 20 %
POUR SIX MoIs :: :: -: 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon'
cement, deyra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
suinze jours au moins, avant rexpirasion du
rimestre. ... e .
ANNONCES:-Pourle les insertions. arnonces
avis, etc., ETC.. les conditions sont les suivantes
Par DIX L1eNEs, pour la lere insertion 81 90
porr les insertions saivantes :::: =: %
On execute q l'imprimere du PIosSIER, ct CO
ary nrix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou-
rages typographiques, (.Jobs) tells que, cARTEs'
.cTuREs. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC, ETC.
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Ia TKAGEDle De CHRISTINA.

L'Eueni,,g Bulletin de PhiladeIphie,
du IS, dit que lie dimanche preceleat. lie
marshall des Etats- Unis, l'avocat de 3is.
trict ct d'autres oficicrs publics, accom-.
pagnes de 45 soIdats de marine ct dune
force ciyile de 30 hommes, Sc sont rem.
dus Christina, ct quapres avoir par
couru les euvirons, lis ont arrate vias..
quatre personnes souPco,nees d'avoir
pris part a la tragsdic de jeudi de Ia SC.
maine precedente.
Juscu'aux dernieres dates, Dickinson
Gorsuch etait encore en vie, qaoiQu'on
pensat quill ne pouvait pas survive.
Son cousin souffrait beacoup de ses lies
sures mais on pensait quill sc retabivsit.
lie gouverneur William F. johnson,
de la Pennsy Ivanie, otfert une recom-
pensc de mile piastres pour l'arrestatioa
des assassins d Edward Gorsuch. 80
lie samedi Is, lie commissaire des
Etats- Unis, l'honorable R. d. lngraham,
procede l'examen dcs temoins au
nombre de douge. Nous rs.umerons .a-
pidement ces tenoignages, atm de fairc
voir a quel dcgre d'audsce l'appui de
quel4ues miserab'es blancs pu porter
les esclaves fugitifs ct les accolytes qu'ils
ont trouves dams le Nord. -
Miller Knott, declare quill y await sur
lie theatre dc l'evenement dc rs q 100
hommes de couleur. II y await quelques
blancs ayec eux. La plupart etaient ar
mes de batons. NJ. Gorsuch etait 1 che.
val quand on tire sur lui. La foule ne
s'etait pas encore cntierement dispersee
9uand le tsmoin aide porter e corps
de NJ. Gorsuch, chez M. Pownall. II ma
WI Ia aucun ofiicierde police gull connut.
lie feu a commence un peu apres le le--
yer du soleil; il partait principalemen.
des rangs de, negres. H
John Knott, age de quatorze ans,
fils du precedent, demeurant ayec
son pere, pres de l'endroit on a eu
lieu lie combat; tout vi i trayers
les palisades de leur proprifts. II ~
await beaucoup de monde, parmi le.
quel de rs 80 honimes de couleur, don't
un grand nombre etaient armes. II MA
reconnn aucun des blancs, mais parmi les
homn1es de coulent il VI Zekiel Tho
mas, Samuel Smith ct un nomne Jack.
son. Les hommes de couleur faisaient
fen. II WI apres la mort !e vieillard
qui ets tue; lie corps etait dams un pas
sage pen de distance de Ia naisop.
Parker ct Pinckney, deux hommes de
couleur, demeurent dams lie voisinage;le
temoin a VI Parker apres le combat, il
causait avec un blanc. Tn norime Tam
So Brown lui dit eu'un homme de cou-
!eur await pris de rargent au vieilIard
qui ets tue. Get argent etc partagd
entire des temmes, mais Abraham john
son en- gards une partie pour lui.
Tamsy Brown, autre enfant, contredit
cette desniere assertion de John Knott.
il etait recole; il ma rien w; il ma su
que par sa grand'mere, avec laqeelle il
demeure 4 un mile de Pennington, ct
settlement apres SON retour de fecole,
u'un homme await et6 tue.
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NAPoLEoNvILLE.
lie Jury de Police siege Lundi pas
Sc, est s'est ajourns sans TOUGHER i Ger
taines questions qui interessent vivement
le public. Ces mesaieurs sont NOMINEES
directeurs de la Paroisse, ct devraient
par consequent s'informer de ses besoins,
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de paroisse, continuera en- force )usqn> au
mois de Septcmbs'e proclaim (lS52.3
Lecture ct faite dune petition deS ha-
bitants du Canal des Attakapas, dcman
dant qu'un chemin soft trace sur la rive
droite du dit Canal, ct.
Sur motion.
Resolu: que MN. Gabriel Beasley,
Lucia Suthon, Hubert Barber, A. M.
Foley, Thomas Pugh ct Pierre B'an-
chard, sont ct demeurent NOMINEES COM
missaires pour tracer un chemin sur la
rive droite du Canal des Attakapas, de-
puts lie Bayou Lafourche jnsqu'aa Lac
Verret ct de faire Ieur rapport la pro-
chaine seance du Jury de Police.
Lecture est faite i'une petition de
Mr.. e. Supervielle demandant la mise
en- vigueur de Particle No 74O des ordon-
nanccs du Juri de Police, ordonnant la
compilation des ordonnances du dit Juri,
ct en- meme temps il ofIre de faire cctte
compilation au nombre de quatre cents
exempaires, pour la somme de six cents
piAstres, payable moitie a la iivraison de
i'ouvrage ct l'autre moitie roption du
Juri.
Sur motion de R. c. Martin, Zap
pei nominal ayant etc fail. sur Ia sus-dlte
otnf;e 4; {. il paru que MN. Dutfossard Ian.
dry, Vincent Landry, James I. Pugh,
Francois Molere, Pierre Thsriot ct Au-
gustin D. Truxillo avaient vote en- ia.
veur ct NM r. c. Martin, j. B. Gull
lot ct Drausin Himel avaient vote cen
tire. En- consequence l'otlrc est acceptse
ct Mr.. Supcrvielle autorise faire la sus
dite compilation.
Lecture est fate dune petition des
habitan,s de cette Paroisse reIativement
la nouvelle Maison de Cour.
Sur motion.
Resolu: que les commissaIres NOMINEES
pour surveilIer la construction de la
Maison de Cour, soient antorises a con-
tracter avec l'entrepreneur, pour la cons
truct;on dun portique ct pour la couver-
ture de la dite Maison en- ardoises, pour
w que lie codt n'excede pas la somme
de mile piastres: IaqueIle somme sera
payee sur le manda des dts commissai-
res EN- juliet 1854.
Sur l'adoption de cette resolution,
l'appel nominal ayant etc dema nde, il a
paru que MN. Duffosard Landry, J. B.
Guillot, Drausin Hinel, Vincent Landry,
James T. Pugh, Francois Mol'ere, Pier
re Thsriot ont vote pour Ia resolution, ct
que NM. r. c. Martin ct Augustin d.
I'ruxil|o ont vote contre; en- conse-
quence la resolution est adoptee.
LIE president nomme NM. A. D..
Truxilo, F. Mollere ct d. Himel, dun
comite, pour examinerles reclanations
contre la Paroisse, qui foLt leur rapport
ct recommandent lie Placement des comp
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NOMBKRUx AAf4.

Monsieur rE'Iiteur,
VeuiAeg announcer dams sotre feuille
Ia eandita.ure de Al. j. A. Leche Ia
place de Snrintendant des ecolcs pu
b!iaaes. Ill sera soutena l'election pro
:haine par touts
# la PARoIssK.
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teurs, que, plus heureux que sir John
Frank lin, le bon whiggisne echappe
aux frimats ct aux g|aces, ct Went de
donner signe de vie dams la Nouvelle
Anglcterre. C'est Springfield que lin
teressant egars apparait todt a coup au
milicu de ses amis les plus intimes, de ses
partisans les plus exaltes, ct leur erie de
sa voix la plus claire ct la rlus persua'l-
We: i" C'est moi, c'est toujours moi: C'est
bien facile a reconna!tre, je mai presque
pas change de figure. Et a quot bon dali
'eurs changer de plate forme resio's sur
laneienne, ellie est, ,dieu merci, aasez gran
de. assez spacicuse, rangeons-nons autonr
de nos bonnes doctrines; non plus 'e 'arJ
on la bcnque; car lie monde a marche de-
puis, ct les balayes dams lie coin dc
!'cubli; rallions-nous tous aux idees nou-
velles, nonvelIes pour notre parti dumoins.
Et d'abord T:dsits PUnion! (Applau.
dissements) Fids lite la Constitution!
ACCOMPLISHMENTS prolonges' Bonne So'
Ionte a suivre le contrat social! Obels-
sance a la oi qui doit regler toutes nos
actions! Ferme determination a soutenir
rhonneur national! (Tonnerve d'applau"
dissements.) VOLTA, oui, VOLTA nos doctri'
nes, celes qui ont toujoors ariss ma con-
duite ce.ies qui mont sauve de mile
morris, de mile naufrages, ct les seules
qui soient capables de rammener la VIC
toire parmi NOUS"
Bravo, NJ. le whiggismc, ccci s'aPpe''e
en- eifet parer clair, court ct bien; 'nais,
SOFT dit sans vous ofenser, n auriez vous
pas, durant vos longs voyages, eu Pocca-
sion de passer sur les terres de la demo-
cratic? Tout ce baggage de sentences, ce
mantean que pour la premiere tois on
volt sur vos epauIes, ce cheval de voya-
ge meme que vous nommez 6delite a la
Constitution, tout en6n est, de temps i'm
memorial, la propriete absoIue de la de-
mocratie. Par grace, rendezvous notre
bien, ct pous vous laisserons libre d'alier
yoler aiIleurs. 81 pourtant ce que yous
nous mcntrez la vous appartient en- pro-
pre-, 81 par votre travail ct votre expe-
rience, vous avez acquis ces principles,
oui ressemblent tant aux n6tres; 81 sur
tout vous vouIez pratiquer la fraternite
avec les peuples, ct que vous detes t'es
cordialement les quelques serpenteaux
que ron nomme des rois, oh! alors, nous
,ous tendons la main, ct forme'ons avec
vous telle alliance qui deviendra indisso-
luble. Nous habiterons la meme ferme
heureuse ct fertile, vrai mid, ouvert aux
oiseaux de tous les ramages ct le tous les
climats, on poussent en- abundance lie go
ahead ct lie free trade.
A,Ions, whiggisme, mon ami, encore
quelques pas dams la bonne route: ct Ton
poura yous appeler democratic.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

@La surabondance davis nous oblice 4
reclamer pour ce numero lindulgence de
nos abonnes.
Nous nous engagecn. les dedotnhae ear
prochainement par de bonnes coppusas :.
par ia publication de plusieurs articles poll
tiques eui ne sauraient auiourd'hui yor o
iaitr,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

den,oli tout l'6chafiaddage de caIomnle
ct de mensonges que les jouraaux wings
ayaient edi6e, afn de nuire certains de
nos reprssentants, hommes sraiment pa.
triotes ct arnis devoues du Sud.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
ELECTIONS.

PAROISSE Sr.JEAN BAPTlSTE.
@s
Monsieur rEditeur,
Veulllez annoncer que M. Drauzin
Trspagnier est candidat a la place d'As
sesseur pour la paroisse Saint-Jean BaP
dste. .-s...-
NOMBkRUx ANf4.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
LEPARTI WHIG RETROUvE.

Nous demandions dams notre dernier
numero, nous demandions a tous les vents
des nouyelles du parti whig, du bon par
ii qui dansait VOLTA dix annees Fair Gu
Typecanoc ct Harry ofth Vest: Nous
sommes charmes d'apprendre nos lec-