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LETTRE D'ACCEPTATION DU
., GENER N, PIERCE.

acccptG la nomination sur les bases du
programme adopte par Ia Convention,
non parce que, CONNIE candidat, on
dot s'attcndrc 4 &C que jc Ie fassc,
mais parce que les principcs de &c
programme commandment f"pproba-
ton dc mon Jugcmcht. ct parce que je
crois que je puls atlirmer en- toute Sc
cnrite que. dams toulle conrs de ma
g vie, OH NC ponrTait tronver hi IN fait,
nj un mot. en- contradiction avec ccs
principcs. a. .h.sF. - aaa gEaa.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

IN. +. Eudc, Passage
NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bonrse, No 3d.
encognure Cont.
ASCENSION :. :. MN Richard Il Templet.
RIvIERE-NEuvE. NJ Firmin Dupesss
IBERvILLE NJ. J. Breau.
ST-JAcoUEs j.. M. Augustc Thtriot.
Sr-JEAN BApTfsTE, 4, r,,,..
ET. CHARLES :. w. '''0
PosT-BREAux, AT. Edmond Bulliard.
THIBoDAux -. NJ Ado!phe Blanchard.
iIouMA :. NJ. F. Gagnt.
SrE-MARrE NJ Etcnne Ptnisson.
ASSUMPTION :. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
BELLE RivtEgE NJ Pierre Thtriot
PAtNcoURTvILLE, NJ G. J. i. Gauthier,
sj' Dams les parolsses on nous n'avons pas.
nous prions les Maltres de Poste
dc vouloir SO charger De l'agence de notre feuile
q Pour les insertions, ,annonces
avis, etc, etc, les conditions sont les suvantes
Par DIX LIGSEs, ponrla lGre insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes ::::: {: 30
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
aement, deyra prevcnir, par tcrit les editeurs,
quinze jours au moins, aYant Pexpiration du
rimestre. '
On execute a Fimprmere dn pIoNNtER, c, ce
arx prx les plus moderGs, toutes especes don
vrages typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs
RAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAscs, ETC, ETC.
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Quand le SUD Sc prononcera-ti,I pour
un homme qui, CONNIE Ie General Scott,
. AIMERATT MIEtrx Sc coUpER LIE BRAS
DRoiT QUE LE coNsAcRER A la pEFEN-
Sc DE INSTITUTION DE l. L'GscLAyAGEW
Quand ?...-i.a veile de son suicide.
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1892, payable d'ava.ce par s.mcstrc.
sur !" r"lndat du president du Juri de-
Police.
Sur motion de Juan AIeman,
NfSolu Que la somme de cinquantc
pla,trcs est ct demcnre aIlou6c i NJ.
| CyPriIe Landry, INDECENT, pour un an
P"rtir d" q scrtcmbre 1852, payable
d'avancc par setnestrc sur Ie mandat du
president du J"ri de Police, bien eulen.
Il" que ccttr so'nrne sera payee entire les
mains de- Nine L. Landry.
Lecture est C,iic dune petition dcs
habitant, du Canal dcs Attakapa. Of n
etc deposde sur le bureau, sujettc 1 re-
consideration. a.. s.l. .'.u
Sur motion, ~
Ktsolu Que le Sheriff aura droit aux
memes frais que les Cons'abIes dams les
ponrs"1tcs crim'nellc, devant les Jugcs
de Fax dc ce,tc paroisse, Oh il servira
CONNIE tel.
l'e president nommc Mcssienrs Fran
co.'s Moilere, A. 1rusillo ct A. GuiIIot
d'"n comtc pour examiner les recama-
'iohs Fontfe III parolssc.
Lecture est fate des petitions d'A-
chile Leblanc ct dcs hGritiers de f.ne
dame FRANCOIS Barilleau, demandant
emancipation dcs csclaves Constance ct
hel'sc, ct ont passe pour Ia seconde lec-
Iure. &l...0 r.'a Hg.rir@.l
lie president nomme Messicurs A:
Gnillo1, d. Himel ct A. ,Tpxillo, dun
'omite pour examiner les complies du
i1esorier, leqncl comitt dcvra Gtirc SON
'apport il IN prochainc seatcc dn Juri.
.9a Sur motion DE- re. Martin,
Resolu Qnele Grcnirr du luri do
'olicc est ct demcure autorise de rcmet-
re chaq,c Juge de Pais dc cette pa.
oisse, vingt copies du Digeste dc. Or
|o"nances dn Jory de Police pour stro
islrlbnfcsaux habitans de cette patoisse.
Sur motion dc r. e. Martin,
Resolu Que Ia take de parois.e sur
ns meters ct professions, sera pour IAN
S53, de deux tiers de Ia taae d'Etat.
II esl de, plus rtsoln: Que III tare dc
aroissc pour l'annec 1853, sur les biens
,cubles, immcubles ct esclaves, sera de
* sous par chaque cent piastres de le-
alnaton faite par ! Asscsseur. #h
Sur motion, .r.,a.
Resoln Que le Trtsoricr est ct dcs
lenre autorise de vendre tous les Feyyv.
c cette paroisse. 1911 ? .s''2'.t.
M. Juan Aleman demande la recon.i-
hration de la petition des habitants du
anal des Attakapas,
Sur motion de .. Himel,
Rfsolu Que les habitants du Canal
es Attakapas sont ct demeurent auto.
ses de boucher I'entree du dit canal.
'urvu qu'ils le fisscnt a !eurs frais ct
,pens ct qd'ls seront responsables de
Us les domragcs qui ps',rraient en- RS
liter ct de pins qu'ils s'obligent de de-
'ucher le dit canal ii celia devenait
,ccssaire. s1lli aE 3iaaa f3o3.2 iN9f
aHIao Sur motion. i hoa@ ie7aa
Resolu Que Ie comite cllarge d'exa.
iner les livres du Tresorier, est ct de.
cure autorise, avec lc Trtsorier, dc
ire un aperen approximate des dspen-
courantes de Ia paroisse. y p s's'.s@
M. Truxillo an nom du comite charge
axaminer les reclamations' contre Ii
roisse, recom,naide ID paiement des
mptes snivants - 81 asF ri .517a.t53i
Cyprien Ba'illeau,, .'2.''. ,'. = $40 43
+. Dela,lne W 90 so
.. z. - -,
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PENSEES ECRITES DE SCOTT.

| IILlSStaIsS ELki ES tDil Slo :.
b" Je suis d'opinion que dams lie district
de CoIumbie, le Congress pcnt dtcrtte,
tcllrs measures qui hi con,iendront 'poui
I'atfranchissement des esclavcs, On Of
frant tontcfois aux propnttaircs nnc re.
tribution rnisonnablc.h ~t"
q.
Les croyances du Chrftien ne pcu-
vent 'manqncr dc delivrcr Ic maitre dc
l'esclavc ct l'escIavc dn maftrc... pcut-
etre meme avant que &C dcrnier Sc SOFT
apcycn Ct all reconnu que la relation So
cia|e qui existe entr'eux, est contrairc aux
interets temPorels des dcux races"
" Je snis persuade, que les maf'res ct
les Etats d csclaves sont tenus par unc
obligation morale ct imptrieose dem
ployer ious les moyens qni ne seraient
pas incompatiblcs avec Ia snrete dcs
deux races, pour amtliorer fescavagc,
meme az point de IEXTERMlNEK.'
(Eatroits de la iettre du general
q Scott, en- doie dc Washington,
9 Ferrier 1913.
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.vURI EDE POLICE
DE LII P.AROLSSE ASSUMPTION.
Seaice r6gnliere tenuc i Ia Maison dc
Cour, Lundi 20 Septcmbre 1852.

MEMBREs PRESENTS
James L. Pogh, Juan Alleman,
Zephlnn Giroir, Hubert Arscneau,
AIcxandre GuiIIot, l.ucius Suthon.
lie Juri n'etant pas en- quorum s'cst
ajonrne Lundi 81 conrant.
l.undi ~ septembre 1852 Ie Juri s'est
assemble coniormtmcnt I'aiournement.
MEMBREs PRESENTS
II. e. Martin, President;
A. ID. Trnxllo, Alexandra Guillol,
Il. Mollere, Drauzin HimeI,
Pierre Ihcriot, Juan A Aleman,
Paul Y. Rpudrcau, Hubert Arseneau.
Lecture est faite dune petition des
habitants de h Belle. e.Riviere,
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Ell. ECTEU RS.


Premier District Electoral. - Edwin
WARREN MoisE, elccteur; Chs. Bienpe,
na, substitut.
Second District Electoral. - GENERAL
j. r. PLAucHE, eIecteur; HIM Dunbar,
subs,itui.
7roisiems Disirici Electoral. - TRAsr.
NoND LANDRY, 6lecteur; #. Scuddy,
substitnt.
Quatrieme District Electoral. --THos.
GREEN DAvrDsoS. electeur; r. G, W,ck-
tje, substiiut.
"n1 Cinqniemc Dis,ric, Electoral -- THos.
OvnRToN MooRE, eIecteur; c. Fl. Mou-
ton, snbsitut.
Sirieme District Electoral. - r.. w.
RICHARDSON, electeur; Henry Philips,
substitut. s
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EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
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