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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE


We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners. to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of oil persons against
the estate Of
JOHN S. CHANDLER,
late Of Ripton, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 26lh day Of
February, 1851, being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business Of our
said appointment, at the dwelling house al the
deceased, in Riplons on the third Mondays in
MAY and In August, 1851, from nine o'clock
A N until four O'Clock. p. M on each o.
said days.
SAMUEL H. HENDRICK, I c,,..
CHARLES w. LINSLEY, N'"'
Dated at Riptou, this l1lh day Of April, A.
d. issh So
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be ii remember
District of New Haven, SIS. I ed that al a Pro-
bate Court holden at Bristol, in said district,
on the i7lh dav OF April, 1851;
The Administrator on the estate of ARcHf-
BALD J. SMITH, late OF New Haven, in saio dis
trict, deceased, intestate, made application to
said Court. TO have his account with said es-
tate as Administrator, examined AMI allowed;
Wbereupon, said Court ordered the said Ad-
ministraior TO notify ali persons concerned, to
appear at a Probate Court TO be holden a, Bris-
lo in sale district, at the Office of the Judge of
said Court on The first Monday ia June, at 10
o'clock A, Nj, then and there to make ohjec-
tons, if they see cause, TO The allowance Of
said account. by publishing certified copy of
this order, three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Regisier-a newspaper printed at
"a id MiddIeburv in this State-Prior 10 said
time for said settlement
Harvey M,insW, Judge.
A true copy of Record; i:sw .-
II. MunsiU, Judge.
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IA sYl!l!!M!soN C0sM
New York, New Orleans and
GGEIIE vEER8SSa

&NlE11N X2&EM2SS pa
Nonneciing with the swiftcst and most respon-
" sii,le Expresses. between the principal
iowns in Maine, New. Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode island, Connecticut, Lover
Canada, New Yo,k State, Delaware, Pennsylva-
MIA, Maryland, District of Columbia. Iudians,
Ohio, Illinois, the Western States gene ally. the
Mississippi and Alabama River towns, and tie
prominent places in Georgia and the Carolnas.
Our facilities are so extensive and perfect, that
we can secure the safe and speedy
Transportation of Freight, Trunks, Packa.
gcs, pnd Valuable Parcels,
From one end Of the p;ou,try 10 the other. anil
between the most remote points.
From oor many years experience in the Ex-
press business, while connected with Messrs. Adj
ans x Co., and our numerous advantages in other
respects, (not the least Of which il the confidence
and patronage Of the New-Y ork community we
feel assured that We shall never TO give the
most entire satisfaction to our friends the Jewell
ers, Bankers aud Merchants generally.
We beg leave TO Call attention to our California
Express from New Orleans, and our Express be-
~ cen New.Orieans and Mobile.
CUsroM.HousE BUSINESS -Oae department
OF our establishment, at 10 Wall Sireet,is devoted
to the business Of Custom. House Brokerage and
Importers AT distance from New-York desin >
of having goods passed through the New-f.'"
Custom II use, and forwarded To Them with 6L
iiy and dispatch. eau have il done at very nods
ate cost " sending rs the requisite papers. &.
tss' tANcE.-Where Marine Insurance on
Freif E. is desired, we will insure il AT the best
New fork Offices, and include the premium in
o aarges.
Freight should be directed to the care OF
Stimson & Cos New York, New Orleans and
NOZZLE Express" ~"
or Prompt attention pai,. to tho collection
Of Notes Drafts and Bills.
OFFICES-Camp St, New Orleans, and 10
Wall-St., New York.
Mobile Agent =. NJ. B0ULLEmET Roy
Street. ''' .t assn.
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Female Seminary.

The Trustees of the Middlebury Female
Seminary are happy to announce that they
have made I'm arrangement with Mr.. STEPHEN
w. HITcHcocK, to take the Superintendent
of their Seminary Mr.. Hitchcock has been in
the habit Of teaching females; and is vel quail.
flied 10 instruct in all the usual branches, and
even German il necessary. The first quarter
will commence on Thursday, the first day of
May.
Tuition payable at the middle Of the quarter:
Common English Branches per quarter of II
weeks, 3 90
Higher 90
Music on the Piano and Singing 8 90
Use Of instrument 90
French and German, each 90
Drawing 3 90
The boarding House will be kept by Mr..
Julius Johnson.
BOARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent per quarter, Of IL weeks, S22 90
In behalf Of the Trustees.
L.l, .,'r. r.. A MERRILL, Chm.
Middlebury, Aprili5, 1881. 81;
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BAK ERSFIELD
Afaormifal 1nstitution.


THE SUMMER TERM commences Oh
i Wednesday, May II. The advantages
for acquiring thorough and practical educa.
ton are eqsal to those Of any Academy in
Vermont.
The Apparatus is expensive, costing $500,
and many experiments are given, illustrating
the Principles Of the Natural Sciences that can.
not be shown by one Of less expense.
The facilities for acquiring a knowledge OF
the French Language, Botany and the Orna.
mentals, are not inferior to those Of any School
In the State.
The Teachers Of Music furnish three excel
lent Pianos, and no pains will be spared to i'm
part thorough theoretical and practical know
ledge Of the Science
Us. SPAULDING, Principal.
Mr.. and Mrs BAssETT, Teachers Of Music.
Mons. ASDIE DALUDE, Teacher Of French
SETH CAKES, Secretary.
Bakersfield. april i6. 1851. 52;sw
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TO L e r ,

All the DWELLING HOUSE belonging
to the College Corporation, except the base.
ment story. Two families may well be accom-.
aodated. Also, the DWELLING HOUSE Of
the subscribers. on Seminary Street, formerly
occupied by Mr.. Beckwith.
For Sale, or TO lease, without rent for few
years, several Lots of Land in Ripton, Bristol,
Lincoln and Scarborough, belonging to Mid.
dlebury College. I. A MERRILL.
April Is, 1881. 5i-3w
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A ltrge assortment Of fresh Garden Seeds,
for sale ut the Masonic Hall Store, by
April o. 2. BEcKwirH & co.
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G RAVE ST0 N ES

The Subscriber will sell, at his Marble Fac
prices: =
% inch Stones at SlI,OO
20 :" " 1000
lS e. " 900
Window Caps and Stills at IS cents pr foot
On hand, good assortment of MARBLE, at
the very loves, prices.
II Lime as usual.
Silly. ISAAC GIBBS.
'Middlebury, April 70, 1851.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Notice.
N HARRIS, M. d., will make a orofs..
sionsl visit to Brandon, on MONDAY ner,
"ay 9th, and remain one week.
m'adlebary, April %, 1851. law
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Auction.

The Subscribers will sell in front Of the Store
of James NJ. Slade & Co, on Saturday, the Cd
day OF May next, quantity of the personal
property, belonging TO the Estate Of DAVID
NICHOLS, deceased. consisting Of Wagons,
Harnesses, Stoves, Tanner Tools, Household
Furniture, &c, sc.
JOHN vALLETTE, | Adu,,o,s
JAMES NJ. SLADE, n'" '''''
Mddlebury, April 81, 1911. 52-2
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YE WOODS

Of all the different kinds, of their own manu-.
facture, and warranted equal to any manufac.
-.
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A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are
II hereby notified to call and settle imme-
diately, as they will find il for their interest to
do so. EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, Feb. "a, 1891. 44af
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WILLIAM P. TENNY & CO.,
CARPET HALL,
Over Maine R. R. Depot, Haymarket
Square, Boston.
March, 1851. 46-3m.

Abram F. Ellis worth,
Us.
Ephrairn Moulton, Jr.,
Ephraim Moulton,
Champlin M. Fletcher,
Ozias Seymour, and
Alexander Z. Briggs.
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IElXNIH |IssRUHNh

with tho CASH IN HIS POCKET, and il he doe.
not find all that Is advertised, will pay him far his
time, and make no charge for showing.
n CUTTING attended to at all times, and war.
raa,sd 10 ii, IL prors,iy made up.
JAMES MeKEAND.
NO. ,, BREwsTERs BLOCK.
MiddIebu'y, April %. 1851. l.
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G lI.ERniI. .Mrrck 3. ISL.

The Convention met psrsuant t" Adjournment
Th. Journal of the preceding day wa, read AMI ap-
proved.
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acorchera; . nous ra payer double ct comnc nous navons pas dhabis nors ct
Ids giants blancs,S ON nous tronvera trn nu mis- pom rnangcr ayec les autrcs. ct
lH Endra que. aus attentions que lous res beaux mcssieurs aent renpi lenrs pan
SEES pour vemr manager icars reacs.. ct sil ne rcAeq que Js a, tant pE pour nous.
nous ceverons de film ct nous men paierons pas mons.
- Danleur. sonprc jerome. il fat aler ecoaomdqncm mt, car jc mai pas en-
core erens; ie mai pas vcndu Ill seui de mes bonncs de coton.
Cue fMre -. aors ? 80 !. a.es
-Reposons nou III instant sur Ia baaanene; il sicndra peut-strc u bonnie
ideca Fun de nous. A# .4 .I a -
Ceste motion DE- MacRebin<. mt adoptte u yes dcax compagnons ct tus les
trG, apress etrc dscharges du fardcau qnik potaient saarent cote cote sur
lie Teves de la bangurHc. - -.
En- rami lrlandas. fit Jerome q PEASANT a langnc sui. asl e,rcs, passez nous
done Ia denoies que e rsnbrasM.
What ~ E @.@Fs - a
= Iyom demandc votrc boutelc de Wnkey, dit Abraham.
- All mn 6oc Dc national !! VOLTA 4 Et appetite celia me denomcnc li
IDr6Ie dc dcmoisene ... 5 ~. 6
-Cest AIMS que celia q nonnc dams i Cotcndn,, rspondt Jerome apes avoir
CONNIE il lc dsaitc mbrass a dcnoHeIe. 8' @#
|daass son orgue d Bn'rbaie, 4 cloeho de riissel soma pour e s0uper. pusenrs
|pensionnaires arriysrent i oct appel etc d peasant uyant nos hds EuropAens, ls
Iregarderent ayec cproits; mis II fasita sombre qnspss. sstre assure que &c
|nSaient pa des negssh spoainnsnent lcur chenin- -. lie Jour du ReveifIou, lies
pensonuaies das I1dtAk ax Attskapas sot toaous 6deles j ler postcq uand
some rhcurc du sonper.E .4 80 '
-saperoas nunara Jtrane,j II INC fan dearassf stes.te eloehs 4 rsdou-
BILE mon appeht A. us - .- 80. A #A @ A.t*
Moi ausi! rfpondt Abraham. $50 H 3 ~ \. ss ta. IS
- Et moi done ]. ajo1ta MacIRobins. 1.
-Tnya pas 4 dire il faat que Je mange.E HH ~ss..8 #aa# a ts
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Des dspechs teltgraphiques, datte:
"Clmrlcston, % AoGt.'' a%nnonccnt Far.
rivefc dams cettc vile de la goeIctte Re.
phiir, pIoyenant dc Matanzas. .a
Cette goslettc a porte dcs nouvclles du
debarquemcnt de lopez qui CONTINENT
en- touts points ccllcs q,i etaicnt dtja
parvcnucs a liz NouyclIe-O Orleans par Ie
Marie Elisabeth. 8p heao
Z C'cst a Bahia Honda que lc d%ebarque
mcnt a Gu lien. Bahia Honda est i'm pc
til d,ort de Tile, qui Sc trouve a %cinquantc
miles Quest dc In Havana.
Au premier bruit dc In dcsccntc dcs
liberatears IL gouverncmcnt Espagnol
aurait enyoys dos forces considerabIes
par terre ct par MGR pour les ;lttasiuer.
Nous nous abstenons dc tout commen-
tairc. Al premier jour nous auror,s des
nouvcllcs dune premiere rencontre entire
lie general Colombien ct les forces dn
gouserncment. - Nous ~n'ayons auculie
cs,ocntiiance en- l.optz ct nous faisons des
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Name par lie reverend able Masno":
Mardi soir, IL Aodt, Mr.. ALrHoNsE
GENTLE, a Mademoiscllc l~lIL.RlA
l.orIT, tons les deux de Presumption.
Au:ant de bonhcur ct de gaictt aux
~nouvcanx-unis, pendant dc tongues. bicn
tongues a%nnees, ~qu'irs'tn est dtpehse lr
jour dc lcur brillante ct dtlIcicnse 10
ce H.. C'est ia notre souhait ardent
ct tout nous donnc la gertrude quill
Sc realisera.
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de madagascar, d u guene i'll await montr6 tant de gnnaces diabohques, quon LEI
prenait Solvent Fun ct faute pour free ct snM. .@## j. t3...4-%s
. En- veritable bohemien dc Paris, IL setit mis- m route pu la Louisiana, por-
,ant SUI son dos tout son baggage, son mobnier elsa mason. Uc large bande d
cur wi lui taycrat Ia potnac en- bandouierc soutenat sur son dos rorgne de
Barbarie.a QUAINT 4 Jaquette, la gnenon dc Madagascar, ellie dormant sans donle
hottie sou lie taps grasseux ql rccouvraIa instrument dihoql6 de son tuteur
mfHe MhcRobins; plus tard nous fions sa connaisance.
aa Quantaux costumes de mos toa parhcuGas ills 6taent aussi dnpantes que leun
5,isagcs OF lcurs caraceres. e##
jerome Fcrrand asd de eros oalers Bus Normands, IN Paptaan blu Dc gen
darnc etun paietot de drp commun Jah marion, ct ni aujourdhn etai grace
4 ms longs services ct aux taches qm k coauaient, dune nuance fort probienfai
que. II porht pour ceuvrechefun large chapeau girls defnce g bosee CONNIE
d d ehaudron mis- u rebuff s. .sh
Abraham Shyloek await des bottles perc6es, IN paRtaIon das i wastes carreauz
yetse t james, n veaee Ell velours noir de cotton, ct ne casqueMe 1 la Buidan.
Mac Robins stait piedsn nus; lpoftat an pantaioa rouge De piaspaa IN habit ba
fne harlequin, a. losanges mnlicoorea ct I'M bonnet de mahlt.
+Cerhs fappariion seae dc ces tis baroqnes indindus ent prodait IN snome
S acarae dams toahs les mMsons dun village comme II Nousele Ibsrie, 81 ler
entrse tiomphale ct pedestre cit en- lieu N plin jour. Maisl 6it sept heuses
du som;i fasah deja mutt noire ct ersonne navait El attention ! eax.
aa Is rcsAmnt done ausi inmohIes ct ans slencienx que ds statues. devant L
& poleau de- III6tcL ct Abraham voyant que SEES conpagnons anendannt quill
Iompit le silence, dtendt la main vers IA mainn ct dit dun ton iaderia 49,
SIS -Eest un Hotel Z n8f @.#@aAM. Aa 1893 $50. 49, #
49, Oh, mnrmura jerome, etan grand Hohl encore
&c qi vent dire, gromnea Mac.Robns, que cea Il Hotel pour ls gentle
men et les richards, e non pour de pausres diahles CONNIE nous.
Par IsraeL BIT Abraham avc emphase, ne sonnes mons pas n An6raue
n e sommes nous pas dams n pays de hbers, degaie ct de GaterniN
Gonna h blague mon faoa. 81 nous cntrons dans Get Ioel o. nous y
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UNE TRACE DE SRI. FRANKLIN
On Iii dams lc DunH .4drr itisrr.

On lit dams lc DunIc .4drsftisrr.
Ccttc fcuilic inserc une communication
de M. Douglas. second du baIcini:r Flo
| ru dc Hull dams lulncilc il cst dit que &C
! naviIc, arreie en- ftvricr dams les glaces
du Lancaster Sound, await dtbar1ne son
eqnipngc pour occnpcr IN c~ampemcnt
| plus commoIe dams unc maison de merge;
c taue la il await fit la o dune
petite troupe .d'Indicns Esqninanx qn'
parlaient un pcu Ia langne anglalse. Les
ndigencs leur demandercnt sils ttalcnt
Anglais on Americains. Et SIR leur re
ponsc lis s'inf,rmercnt 81 l'e1nipage f"i
salt par,ic DIES hommes du capitainc
Franklin. Ce fnt IN trait de Inmlcrc; ct
aussii6l on s%'cnquit anprcs d'eix lie SIR
John ct de scs cqnipagcs. les Esqni-
maux repondirrmt qn'iIs en- savaient qnc'-
que chose, ct INDIFFERENT dos mont"gncs
de ncisr, en- f,isant signc que les naHi-
gatenrs a~vairnt etc y dormir. Alors ! c
capitainc Robb du Flora couscnlit a CO
que NJ. Douglas ct plusicurs hommcS.
Accompanies dies lndicns, Sc mis>cnt en-
route pour lc lieu indi1nt.
&c fl It. u mars quils cntfcprir"nt
cc penihlc ct ptriIIcux voyage, t~ravcrS
drs valltcs ct par dcssus DIES c%ollincs dc
neigc ct dc glac". les picds l'ctres. les
membrcs brists de fatigue, exposes a ctr"
c%nfonis sous les avaIache>. En- fin lcurs
guides les conJni>ircnt dams un waste
a,nphi'hiatre forme par DIES montagnrs
dc g'acc. La lis deconvrircnt qnell"c
chose de noir qni Sc baIanGait an de>sn>
de la surflcc dn sol. lis approchercnt Ell
connu cnt une crayatc dc soic MORE
a1achee 4 IN baton.
Sur lie champ les marins rnlr'er"nt
rcnscsgnc ct commencement a i%ouiiIcr.
Bient6t lis trouvercnt lc catnprc dun
hommc, ct pen d'instantS apres trolS an.
tres. l.eurs barbcs ct Icurs ch"yclaFrS
etaicnt langies ct en d%e,ordfc, le"r>
corps dtcharncs, roides ct geIeS. lis
etaicnt evidemmcnt morris inauiilon.
I.curs vetements etaient cruN dc mas
teIots anglais dams les ATTITUDES scptrn-
%trionaIcs. lie nom dun dc Crs hommcs
etait tatoue sur son bras: II. Carr. Les
autres portaicnt plus ou moins dc tafona-
&c sur Ic corps. d"s n%avirrs. DIES %t'oi'cs.
ttes %lcttrc>; dcs croix sur la poitrn". A.
yrc des emotions ftciies d c~oncevoir. Oh
les rrplnca dams lcurs tombcs drso'eeS;
on y pIanta lie meme lag 'bre M me"Io
n,0ri.
Les Esquinaux etant a boit dc lenrs
informations, on rctonrna an narire en-
conjcctnrant que, pen.sts par lie dt-cs-
poir, res homtncs a%vnieni quite >lr John
Franklin pour c>saycr de :cvcnir par ter.
re. que ccltc voic d. s;,lnt les await CON
duits a la mort, ct ono rrohallemcnt
toute I'cxpeditions await subj lc mem"
depIorable sort.
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Kcmettons nous en- route alors.
: Ponrauoi Gairc
rel qui nous conyicnnc.

Ponquoi Gmc ? .#@# #5@#4#sE %%E Fs4 s#@s"
- Pour chercher U H6cl qui Gus conyicnnc.
- EtsH ny en- "A pas danHe dams lie village.
Ne cragnrz in, fit myteneuscment Mac. Robins, je sails que dams tous'c.
villages. il y i dcs negrcsses qni donnent i mangcr ct d concher AK panvre yoya
geursc "mme nous; pour sur Hy en- a lei; lie foufea de tonver la naaHon.
Non la reconnatrons son cnscgne, rcprt jerome; marchons.
a Oh vim, pas dcnseigne mon cLcr, les Hotels de negr @e mont pas encore
Pns c luxe. .g.s*4 ~ a.H3ssfs "a - a#<f.a41
Pu mimpote, pourvn que je mange a ma Elm; mai, comments rousc-
nous la maion.
- Je vas lie demander a la premiere nsgresse qui va pa@cr.
- Oepechons NOUS, lie souper st some ct nous ne trouverons pcut ere plus
rien. # '.#a4s@. .
- Chnt, secra Mac-Rohns, vGi ndre Attire.
En- eHet u jcne mulauessc dc Is ans environ sormt, IN bidon i IN main,
dun maguin de groceries et sed ingeait ves eox. les tds annsE sdnerent a
son passage ct Mac Robins farreta EN- lH diant dun top doucercux.
- Ma belle enfanL poutre zvons nous ndrc u service ? 49, .a=ss
- Iahsezsmoi fit la malatrese q selognant, il En- e yousc onnas pas. e 8
: = Un not settlement, charmaate igcsse, ct jc vous donnc y T. dime pour vous
payer de sotre conplasance. #a6 aaaaEa It'll aas.84 Ell t4
- Que soulcz vous? repondit ellie, adoacc sans doMe par ccuc promese. a
&#-P ounicz vou nons indnuer Ia demeure de la negrrsse qi dome 4 mangcr
ct q copcher aux yoyagedrs 2 - s8s4 8 faa& 8H.8 H ts aN.
- Que Jul vonlcz-sous q Floretnc I 81 faeAg ss###@
~ All! Ccst Florestnc queIe s,appcIe !? un bnn beau ON.
-Oui ct ctt ma tante. Hs#6M 4## .M. @.
Eh bhn, 8 necede Forcsdne, condoscz mons yers yone respectable tante,
car nous vmci hois boas compegnons quia yeulent hi denander Ihospialtf, mo
ysnnant Paiement bien cntendn, ct pour poure VOLTA lie dime que je sops"
proms. .8##sat #Ha a4ada# 3 sn@ s4## 1T - .8 Jill sas44ss.s
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c'est quill est wing ct ce qui plus est,
wing ardent ct honnstc ! (Bo"m ! boum!
boum y N'cst-il plus permis d'avoir "ne
opinion ct de l'cxprimcr a haute ct intel
ligiblc soix ? TIA neI'os as "a OCrsscz
done yos clamcurs, Iaissez a chacun la
jouissance on lie privilege d.etrc &C quill
vent. (Tu Ens os.)
Mais &c qni nous fait lie plus de pcinc,
(Repands in plcurl c'estde voirles fana-
tiques. pour %l'attaquer, pataoger an mi
lieu dc principles q,i'il* mont janus eta-
dies, (Mcrri, j'ai penr dos Grccs) tout
EN- Sc drapanf, en- dcrnicr resort, sous
la dig"ite L'av'n est-il franc dc
l'elcndard de,nocratiqnc ql'ils ne sa-
VEN nj rcspcctrr nj dtfS nd,c. [J'ai le
poignct fonIe, bigrc! Tontefois, "n de
nos adycrsaircs mtritc lhonneur dc la
rerIique parcc que l'att'qne contre Ic
general Martin Il etc fate ave- autant dc
respect que dc deccnce ct quill s'agit lei
de discutcr nnc question dc droit.
(Voici pour lie respect }
General Martin very properly re-
presented Assumption, in the late Wing
Convention - for he displayed more as
sumption than the whole of his colleagues,
taken togcthrr.) (Dcha.)
Connections Ia question de droit.)
Mais, que Ton tonne, que l'on hurIe
contrc Get estimabIe citoyen, HurIons
avcc les lonps] rien nc ponrra lie faire
>ortir du role dc patience 70 homme
patient ! ct dc gtntrosite 20 g%tnero<i't
inc comparable J! dams lequcl il est cntre.
Que des #ennemis l'accablcnt de leurs
i~usuItcs ct dc lcurs cIameurs, Et lis di.
ront dc fameuscs vtriteis !! tout celia
pa><e ct MA qn'un temps, Et rose eHe Il
vScu, &C.. iandis que lc peupic est tquita-
blc,ct lie moment dc Ii lutte venu il de.
melc [Avcc son plus proprc dtmeIoir] in
,hriablcmcnt tonjours, au milicu des pas
~ions tributaries dc part, lhomme qni
fut digne dc tout temps IL setuM seen-
hrum dc scs f~aycurs. Courage done,
NJ. Martin, abord,z sans inqnietndc le
verdict populaire, Vous courtz tout
seul ct nous vous promotions u
glorieuse sictoirc. Fons arrivcrez lie
premier. L'hon. Doctor William
son, I'homnc qu'on vou await donne
pour concurrent, a compris son desa-
vantage. aussi a.t.il remercie scs amis
dc Ihonncur gu on hui faisait de hui faife
,,tTronter n lutte inegale.
M. de In PaIisse est mort,
II est mort dc maladic;
UW quart-d'hcure avant sa mort, !.
II etait encore G vie.
!!!!!!!
Mons prions modcstcmcnt les l~ectenrs
de supposer que tols les points d'admira
ton qni precedent, sont places la, scules
ment pour les p%arentheses qai Sc tron-
vent dams Get article"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24

tc sur Iaquclie ellie jouc Sea chimercs
contrc la fortune de Ia France; il E,ut
hi %enlcycr Ia sculc chance qHi hui rcste
d'agitcr lie pays en- ache'ant dc ruiner
les illusions dune candidature f,cticu-
sc. ~
Pour notre part. nous y cmPloierons
toutc nolrc tncrgie, tout notre zele, tout
notrc patriotismc. Nous pnblierons sous
tons les formats Ihistoirc de Ia presidcn-
&c dc NJ. Bonaparte; nous frrons cElle
de scs pnctcs avcc M. Montalcmbcrt,
lie chef dn part %jesni,e; avec M. Mole,
Ic jnge dn martclml My. Nous analy
.crons scs budgets enlss par les impais
indirccts; nous moItrcrons ses alliances
ayec rAulrichc, Ia Prusse ct Ia Rnssic.
Que nos amis nous nidcnt d propagcr
ces rtcits dc la politiqnc eIy>ecnnc, ct lr
suffrage universal Sc chargrra de dtjouer
les tsperances de restauration moDarchi.
que qui rcposcnt sur Ia reelection de M.
Bonapartc. National
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NATION.
BUREAU DU SECRETAtnE y ETAT.

Attends que Particle 40 de la Cons
~titution dc Get Etat impose III Secretaire
d'Etat lc devoir de Elre pubIier, trois
mois avant IL %prochaine election genera
ic, dams IN moins I'M journal de %clncunc
dcs pareisses de lEtat, Oh s'imprimc un
journal, tous les a%mendemens propo>es a
ladite Consultation, qui ont etc adoptes