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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-20
THE CULPABLE REPRESENTATIVES

THE CULPABLE REPRESENTATIVES.
National Intelligencer says: "On looking
over the Calendar of Business of the
House of Representatives for the 3Oth of
ofAugust the day preceding the adjourn
ment, we find first among the Orders of the
Day-frst upon the docket, as it is by the
Constitution made the first duty of Con-
gress to act upon it-after lying on the ia
BILE from the day of its reception, during a
period of nine full months yet untouched,
the Annual Message of the President of
the United States to Congress. a fact like
this, Gemonstrative of the utter neglect of
imperative duty by the House of Represen-
tatives-of its utter incapacity, as at pres
ent consti uted, for the discharge of its
highest duties-it would be idle to enlarge
upon. The fact itself stands upon record,
an indelible reproach to the House which
no apology can extenuate, much less ex-
cuse"
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MERRITT, FIELD &.Co.
Wholesale Importers 0f Dry Goods.
EraRsriIle In,

EcaHsrtHc IND.
RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
IA modious building lately erected by Mr. OIrer Ladd
First betneen Main Sgcamtr re street the
largest and best assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, ever brought to this market Our extensive ia
cilties in connection with New York house. enables
US to offer such inducements purchasens will
II TO their advantage TO purchase of US. shall con-
tinue to add weekly all ready rg ck 50 as to
keep il at all times full and well assorted With
Prints Of erery kind, style aud price,
Bleached shirtings and sheetings.
Brown shrtings and Sbectings all widths, style and
bands,
Mariners stripes,
Iiekings of all the different brands,
Canton and Domet FIannel.,
Red, white aud yellow Flanncls, all wool,
Cloths of all coois and prices, from the principal
French, English aud Belgian factories.
Cassneres, plain and fancy, single and double mild
Tweeds, all wool, and cotton anu wool,
Plaid Linsc.s OF ali the different styles,
Mouslin de Lanes Of every style and price,
Earlson, Lancaster and plain vlaek Giaghams
Plain black Silks aud Sattins,
Silk, Cotton and Wool Vcsiiiigs,
Hosery-Mens English Wool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hos,
W'mans do worstsd cotton Hose all colors
and prices,
Gloves-Mens heavy Buck Gloves
do k.t, Cotton aud Wool do,
Womens do do do do,
silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handk chiefs,
Swiss Muslins,
Jaconeit VI isns
Book Muslins.
Plaid CambricAs
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linn dressed and undressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Cambric~s,
Italian sewing Six all eoiors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Sp oil Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers
Coats cotton, do
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and Square wool
Shawls,
Blankets a full assortment.
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and Mohair Lusters,
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods Of every Kind and
description, all of which oer to the trade the low
est Cincinnati prices.
septIj MERRITT, FIELD & co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL sell at public auction at the late residence
Phillip Renoch. deed in Lamasco, Saturday the
9th day OF october next al the personal goods said
deceased, consisting of on cow and lot of housholJ
and kitchen furutare.
TERMS sALE-All sums CT three dollas and over
credi, will be given OF twelve months the pu rchas
giving note with approved security; sums less tina
three dollars cash. PHILIP DECKER Admr
Evansville, Sept. 18th, 1e52. scpii5 3w
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NEW G )OOS.


7 OCASES AND BALES OF DRY GOODS-Just rec.
per steamers win City, Envoy, Golden State, &c
direct from the manufactures, Comprising in part To
wt
p,,c.- Muslins ass'J;
;I;,..lin De......- do
GiEghams do
Jiconet3 do
Cambrics do
Cross bred Muslins do
Swiss and Null do
Bobinets Irish Linens do
Laees, Edgng and Insertions
Silk, Cotton aud Linen Hkfs
Suspenders assd
Combs, Fine, Relding and Tuck
Single and Double Boomer Tuck Combs;
Notions of every description;
Also,
Over Coating, every kind,
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cassimers Black and Fancy Doessin;
do do do Plain;
Saiineits, large assortment;
.dG.AL.r,
Large and choice selections of Prints 81 the ap
proved Brands Of the latest and most beautiful STYLES
best quality and '.ast eGiors, in worl. if Merchants
visiting Evansville. want the very Tip Of ashsH the,
and rH be accommodated by calling the store
septl7 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON. on Main ST.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALT.

THE undersigned Administrator OF The estate
i of William Patten, deed, will on the 7ih
day of October next sell at public auction at his
residence in Union Township, in Vanderburgh
County. all the personal property belonging tc
said estate consisting OF lot of new and valua
bic books, one horse and buggy &c.
TERMS OF S.LE--All sums OF 81 and under
cash; OH all sums over 81. acrecit of five months
will be given, the purchaser giving note with
approved security.
sep,l6-3w VOENf DAMON, Admir-.
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A NcT-v o THY acknowledgements
NoyPLUssED-On Tuesday last, on her down.
WI ri trip. the mail packet Lazy Pike took on
board a delegation of Locofocos at Rising
Sun, bound for the Locofoco barbecue at this
city.-Some of them wee exec dinghy bois-
ferrous, and after supper they insis'e on ha--
ing some speaking. A couple of Locofoco
orators accordingly delivered themselves of
ANY quantity Of rant and slang, and in their
ifancied security they probably were a little
, more reckless than they would have been I'M
der other circumstances. After they had con-
, cludea. noble looking gentleman, who
proved 10 be Ex-Gov. Morehead, of Coving-
ton, who happened to be on board, and had
been quiet observer ofwhat had been going
on, took the stand and gave the Locofoco
speakers such terrible skinning as the poor
unfortunate wights probably never received
before. He made splendid speech, and it
was applauded to the echo by the enthusi-
astic Wings present. After he had finished,
the Locos, thinking they had majority, in
GLIDING their delegation, proposed to take the
vote, which was assented to by the Wings,
end the following was the result:
Scott A; Pierce 40!
When it was proclaimed they were rather
taken aback, but they proposed to ascertain
the sentiment of the ladies. Here their dis
comfture was more signal, "a the ladies de-
. clared themselves 10 for Scott, for Pierce
and "for that other Abolitionist from New
Hampshire"
This threw damper over the spirit of the
Democracy, almost equal to that produced by
the rain storm on Wednesday, Lou. Cou.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

Arrival of the Black Warrior.
New YORK, Sept. Is, P. NJ.
! The Black Warrior from Mobile and Ha.
vana, has arrived, with dates to the 18th.
, Havana was quiet, and the health Of the
city was improving.
The prohibition of American papers isrig.
idly enforced.
/ BosroS. Sept. Is.
! Gov Hood, Freesoil Democrat of Lynn,
has bee. nominated for Congress in Ran
tou's district. He is openly opposed by the
Hunkers.
HARTFORD, Sept. l6.
The Democratic State convention met yes
terday, and selected an electoral ticket.
LOWELL, Sept. l6.
The Freesoil Convention of this State met
to-day, and nominated Horace Mann for Gov
ernor. and A. Walker for Lieut.. Governor
Chas. Sumner made speech, dner which an
electoral ticket was selected.
1t is said the Coalition Democrats are dis
satisfied with the nomination.
TRENTON, Sept. is.
A large Democratic mass meeting was held
yesterday.
The State convention was also in session,
and nominated an electoral ticket
PORTLAND, Sept. Is.
The Advertiser says the Senate will stand
6 Wing majority. House-Whigs 81, DEM
ocrlts 6S, with &c districts to hear from.
BUFFALO, Sept. Is.
The number Of cholera deaths from the LIST
to the 18th inst. were 800. The cholera
has since nearly disappeared.
A collision took place on the Erie railroad
by which nine passengers and one brakeman
were killed and thirty others badly injured.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Fears are entertained of the safety of the
steamer Brother Jonathan. She left this port
in May for San Juan del Laden. Advices
have been received that she touchched at Rio,
since when she has not been heard of.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

THE undersigned has taken letters of adninstra
Il ton, the Estate of +. II. Hood. late of Wander
burgh county, Diseased All those indebted to said e.,
tate, II please call and settle the without DELAY
and those having claims against said estate will lease
present them duly authenticated for settlement. said
Estate supposed to be Solvent
Evansville Sept. 1lth ls52. ELECTA w. HOOD.
septl4 3w ADMINISTRATIVE.
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SUPPORT Ills OLD CoMMANpER--A letter
from It. j. W. Shields, of Sewer county
Tenn, appeared few days ago in the
Knoxville Register, in which the writer, a
Democrat, declares his determination to
support Gen. Scott. He says:
| was Democrat and at first felt like
supporting Pierce; but when | remember
ed the trials and danger / had gone through
with, while under Scott, did not feel that
l could do my feelings justice, and vote
against him.
He declares Gen Scott Gas noble COM
man1er as ever went forth to battle " and
savs-"When heard my brave old COM
mander abused, could stand it no longer
adding:
You my brother soldiers, remember how
he visited the hospitals in the city OF
Mexico, and how he administered to the
wants of the sick-furnishing each man
with shirt. blanket and pair of shoes.
and one dollars worth of tobacco, and l,
for one. drew all these comforts, and a
knapsack also, as did all others who lost
theirs in battle.
He further says-"The soldiers under
SCOTS command love him-you, fellow
soldiers, remember when he was arrested
you remember the morning he left the
army for the United States; and what was
done that day.yes, every regiment
marched around his quarters. clad with
badge of mourning, in order to show how
they honored and loved him. You know
we had orders not to cheer; but one of the
volunteer companies was obliged to cheer,
and cheer" fhey did," &c.
This is the sort of sentiment that will
give to General Scott thousands of votes
among his old soldiers.
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The loss at Augusta. Georgia, does not
equal that sustained by the great flood of
1910. At Hamburg several lives were
lost and not house or family escaped
damage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-20
EvANsvILLEBoCK STORE.

lust RECEIVED,
- Lotus Eating---A summer book The child at home
very interesting book by j. S. e.. Abbott No. &c OF ia
Pictorial Field book OF the Revolution.
bv septlS SAMUEL LISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-20
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day
IN taken out letters of Administration ON thr
esiate of William Patien. late of Vandelbu:gh
Co. deed. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and these
ial Ing claims will present them tJr settlement
Said estate is probably insnlvent
septt6-3w VOLNEY DAMON A,!mr
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DECEIVED anil just opening for sale low.
III cases Noilair and Silk warp Lustres:
. do ass..'d colors Nclvets;
do Black CLOTH
do Blue. drab, brown, green and olive BIRD cloths
9 do Jackoiett Cambrcs;
do assti'd coors;
] do Turkey Red Oil ciintZ;
] do French Cassimers:
do Blue and Steel mixed SatinctS;
do Cue and Nhc Blankets;
do SILK and Worsled sergc's;
do cartoon cape netting;
do cartoons Of cntion 1yles thread. Joct edings,
do Woolen Tweods 4 eases KY. Jeans.
auglg j. II. MAGHEE & CO.
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"HANG PIERCE TOO, COLONEL. Col. jeff.
Davis recently made political speech before
the Granite Club of Memphis. As report
goes, he first pitched into Gen. Scott, and
alluded to Mr.. Graham in this wise: "He be-
lieved Mr.. Graham was gentleman of un-
impeachabe honor: he could say nothing
against him except that he was found in very
bad company. Though Mr.. G.. had held sew
eral prominent stations, yet no act of his had
ever attracted his observation so as to make
any marked impression, and he would say of
him as Johnny Brown said of his dog, when
asked if he was going to hang him-that he
had never done anythirg,-Yes, said John,
that is the reason am going to hang him!
Here the orator is said to nave made one of
those emphatic pauses, idicative that proper
response is desired from the audience. The
response was not delayed. A tall hunter
from Tippah instantly exclaimed "Hane
Pierce too, Colonel" The pith and peril
nence of the reply convulsed the audience
and COMPOUNDED the speaker.
None Of the Piercers could say what act of
their nominee-.te Paintings al,oays ercsptad--
had attracted observation, $50 rs to make any
marked impression" They knew tina, Pierce
too, had held several prominent Stations -
and had never accomplished anything but-a
flint; and the man from Tippah un-
answered.-JactSon. Miss, Flag Of tie Union.
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saI,EOF REALESTATG

TINE Subscriber wishes to sell the North half of hs
/ North West quarter of Section B-TowDship
South of Range II Nesi. The being the farm be-
longing heirs of Henry Lohmer deed late OF Van
eruurgh County and the late residence OF said decd.
SAID farm is well improved. having frst rate barn
nearly new and other comfortable buildings. with a
black smith shop and first rate water very convenient
to the house. Ii the said is sold before the Esd day
of September private sale; il will then be offered
II Public Auction, at the door of the Court House, in
Evansville Terms third cash. am, the balance in six
and twelve months NORRIS $. JOHNSON.
auc3Uf Atty. in fact
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TEWELRY e. rings, Finger-rings
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins aud Pencils
Watch clnirs. Keys, Cold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps brushes Combs. Purses. Fame, Soaps
Aecoriians Vions Pctares and various Other notions
for sale by
aug % Iy WOOLjEY 81 NELSON.
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NOTICE.

hereby given to the qualified voters OF Marlborough
l. county, Indiana, that election will be held at ne
usual places holding elections i'm said county, the
second Tuesday October, d. lc52. For the purpose
clecting the following officers, towit One Governor
Lieutenant Governor, one Secretary OF State one
Treasurer of State Auditor of State four Judges Of
the Supreme Court, one Reporter OF the Supreme
Court, one Clerk of the Supreme Court one meis-
Der of Congress- the first Congressional District: one
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit Judge OF the
Court of Common Pleas, Senator, Representa-
tive one Clerk Of the Circuit aud Court Of Common
Pleas county Treasurer, county Recorder,
Sheriff, county Commissioner, one Prosecuting At
torney for the First Judicial Circuit, one Prosecuting
Attorney the Court of Common Please for the
ond District; Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Assessor for each Township and one Coroner, and
one county Surveyors
JOHN S. TERRY, S v.C,
EraasriUe August 18th, Ie52,-aug:l
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Few things are necessary for the wants oil
this life, but it takes an infinite number 10
satisfy the dcIna nds Of opinion.
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100 GOLDPENS
Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE subscribers have tn il lay entered into Copart
L nershp, under the and sty le of STowELL, PAGE
& TAYLOR, and have purchased the very large stock Of
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps. of Il. Foster Co.. to
which they will make large and ssasonabe additions and
will continue the above business Main street oppo
site the Bank and would solicit liberal share of public
patronage. -
jel7-d&wly STOWEiI FACE & Iaf LOR.
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also, assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cvats,
aEo various other articles.
In addition to the above (my usual s,ock) have Just
returned from the East with spleuded and extensive
stock of Cloths of every description. will sell low at
Wholesale and Retail nuacture the TO order
nod fits and perfect satisfaction. no trade.
l am using in my establishment Patent Seeing
Naehiae which enables make up cheap than
other establishment which does not use them. Tn Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right sell patent rights of this
invention in Vanderurgh eoany and ask from the trade
examination of this machine.
scpt4 s. GuMBERTS.
P.S.-Itake measures for Clothing any kind, and
make to order in the best style.
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AUCTION
ID. wOOLSEY.
IL. NELSON.
A U CT 10 N.
wOcLSEY r. NErscN.
FURNITURE.

SOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood,
Cane and Hair seat Chsrs, for sale low by
aug23Iyd WOOLSEY NELSON.
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For RCnt.
4 BUSINESS House Main st. to let. ENQUIRE Of
n scptS-u J. NJ PARVIN.
NOTICE.


4 BUSINESS House on Main st. to let Enouire Of
~ scptS-u J. NJ. PARVlN.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned mas left his accounts with Jam.sT
l. Walker ESQ.,. who is duly authorized TO settle
the same aud give receipts. Those owing who don't
an TO pay cost would do well to settle Immediately
the accounts are now out of my hands
jy3l-u s. KAHN.
KNIT wooLLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
IN $50 dog drswrs
augl6 JAS. Low q CO.. Az Main ST., Lou. n.y.
OS0DozING asstd Madrass Handkerchief. just reed
augli AZ Main ST. Louis. Ky,
L ent patterns o. Fircscrcens from which select with
supply Of windo~blinds, constantly on hand and for
sale very low by JOHN &. DEVEREUX. JR.,
b27 Main street. between is and 9d.
OF BARRELS. AMI han b6is WhIssy, ANU G og.. u
~ Vinegar, in prime order, saved from the wreck of
the steamer Chckasaw for sale at bargain Also i0l
kegs eh"iee tai. augls o'RlLEY MITCHELL.
OOBOxES Cheese reed and for sale by
CALERATUS.-5b bls pure Saeraius jus, reed and 70
- sale by [jyi4i PRESTON BROS.
DowpER-sOo kgs. assorted brands for sale by
i auge5 S. Z. GILBERT & co.
DATENr SA FETY FUSE-one Ticrce Of the best quail
tv and in perfect sale very low in quantities
to suit purchasers. aug24 S. Z. GILBERT & CO.
NEW lot of Uncle Toms Cabin just reed 1.-THE Book
"A Store OF ljcol +. H. HOOD.
StlRTlNG CHECk--2 eases 90 for sale BY
ojy1 JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST., Lou Ky.
RLEACHED LINEN DRILLS case reed
, this day, andf ~ by JAMES Low eco.
mhS Az Mainst Louisville. Ny.
SALT.-9oo bbls No. I Kanawha at the Railroad Depot.
~ lots delivered free of drayage for sale by
FOSTERS 81 BROWN.
Ns| Agents for Eanawha Salt Co.
I CNSDALE NANKINS-5 cases for saleby
IL mhs4 JAS. Low & Co-.+l Main St. Lou. Ky
CtHEESE--30 boxes w Cheese, Of good quality lust
~ reed and for sale low by tjyI4l J Il ". REILLY
A RRIvAL ELECTROMAGNETIC Chjcke lust
N reed and for sale below the market price ri
aug31 COCK SFAMILY GROCERY.
IN CASES OF Muslin Dolains reed this day and for
~ sale by JAS. LOW Il co.
septii Al Main street Louisville XIV.
DER LATE ARRIvAr,S-Choice dried .ci
i ". K. aud English Dairy cheese fresh Hominy.
bbs choice Potatoes, for sale low for cash by
HONEYMOON * wOODARD
ap3 Water ST.. bet. Main and Sycamore.
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EvANSAILLE HAT M ANUEAC TO RY
FALL STYLE HATS.
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of TIE pub ic to
my style OF Hats. The shape is elegant and OF the
most approved style. Having selected III, very best OF
Stock the Equality will be equal TO an Gentlemen
leaving their orIe rest assured thai pns will
be spared in giving them tastiul and becoming hat
AN kinds of fancy SIX and Fur hats made 70 order Par
tieulr attention is paid to ordered hats Very Cheap
Caps. r. tAUIlER.
septI4 FIRST street 3d door above Main
WHITE iIME-50 bbls. ''Roach' for sale by
w auya6 Main aud Firststs. FOSTERS ok BROWN.
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BOOTS ANDSHoES.
ADMINf STR aTo.s NorIcH-

NOTlCE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters OF administration Gil thc Estate of
Phillip ReGoch, decd late of Vandcrhursh county,
therefore, all persons indebted to said are hereby
requested TO make immediate payment TO Inc, and any
person Paving accounts against said estate will please
present it duly authenticated forthwith The estate il
believed to be solvent.
sept'5 80 PHILLI DECKER Admr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,

on WATER STREET, NEXT HsRNBRooK BrRTs' GROCERY
betueea Main and Sycamore.
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VIE undersigned mas left his accounts with James
l. Walker, ESQ.,. who is duly authorized To settl,
me same aud give receipts. Those owing who don
ant TO pay cost, would do we'll to settle Immediately
the accounts now out Of my hands.
jy3l-u s. KAHN.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned would inform her friends,
Il er patrons of Evansville, that she VIII ope
School, at the School House near the market.
pied or WIN. Grcen-ou Monday the 18Th
respectfully solicit renewal o. their patro
sepi3-2w' RACE
7 CASE Petersham F.lts. reed this d.
/ auc.Is JAS. LOW Il CO., All
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08

him begin, then, by restoring free
speech to the journals; LET the doors
be flung wide open to popular meet
ings; let every man speak his mind.
and learn that of others. Why
those bayonetsl Why those can
non7 TO restore universal suffrage
with the state Of siege, is 10 add
mockery to falsehood. A people
proclaimed sovereign, is the mantle
of slavery which is thrown over
your shoulders, even as the Barbara
an chief, in the time of the Lower
Empire, threw the purple over the
Roman empsrors in placing them
among his camp followers. Do you
wish TO be enslavedi Do you wish
to be debased7
Such is the cry wrung from US by
an indignation impossible to restrain.
We, who in our exile can at least
speak, do speak. But we owe more
than speech TO the repubIic-our
blood belongs TO it. We know il,
and shall not forget il.
Bernard le Curbiste. Louis Blanc,
Landolphe Lyone, Lemard, Robillart
Suireau, Percy, Lyaz Bonceur. LIE
Capitaine Fremont, Cadet, Meteyer,
Colin. Shanby, Paget Lussicin, Ba-
ron, Mercier, Nerzoy, Cachet. Philip.
pc, Pathy, Boura, Subit, RotilIon,
Mangenet, Languedoc, Florentin,
Rousseau, Frossard, Bauer, Auroy,
Daranchi, Michon, Bartholomei
Charles.
December 8, 1851.