New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-26

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against him, and ]. here declare, on my homer
that he Was entirely innocent IN what yUn
cho6ee to call strecsHs Revolutionary pfaesiessaa
You have at thisinstant in ypur prisons sk5a
Goiregg Lombard refugee ahea, against Fhpms.
you could bring no charge unless that ef being,
9 poor man. He, too, had just found osmploySo
ment on railway. You sent hiEa aWsyruineds
to England. An artist, one of fthAnh1ss menIs
ever met on earth sbelosed By all Who knew him
~ . Switzerland and Italy, Scipione Pistrucci,
haa eSms e SEX IL the Tessl hayin
Asthma be needed ffadk air and repose.q dEoud
had tormented and laHneaed ahi1a. n Eorcsd. d.tas
keep himself concealed IN the hoAse az q friend.s
be died. The two Swiss citizens who received
him when he was dying you brought 70 trisF;a
ana in the rnidstof TIER deep grfsf you brutalsa
" expelled his mothefg daughter and sister Nhea
had come to embrace him for the last time IN
this world rcould easily swell the list of such
facts as these to an Indefinite extent, bft ass II
am writing letter only must stop. Ttfsesisr
dent, gentlemen, that you regard us as 7racess
apart, as cast of PariahB and HeIots, materialst
for persecution, to beshendled Your pleasure
and towards whom you need show neither re-
speet, justice nor humanity 81 ~ ~
Gentlemen, We are no He1ots We afe yoarf
equals in intelligence and in lbearts We sfas
coabatants in asacred cause, whom yau haTe
applauded each time that this cause has had g.
ons hu te sa,,a ~ hrotbers Il s,,ar g
& 3 p;,, = II ~ IN ssssr russ
aIaht noat H.
hrdly and unworthy. 8 Punish MS If we violate.
your laws by our. actions but respect Us as
long as, you have no proof Of such violation.
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An " With as On the sole Of our feet do
YOU expect that In treading the soil Of the CONF
spirators Of I4rutli, We shake Ion from us ise4
we dust 80, 10 a,,,. &
sass we the rememb~nce III our
deod ~ dy;r, II. ,thren, the great Hopes tKato
God whispers to Us in our cradle, the deaofl
duty which binds rls Il their realization Dol
you exact that we shou, ~ deliver up all that
before entering your teifito.i;y to Austria 20
YOU think, like the Jesnits' H. take charge or
our bodies on condition Of debasi,.. and annA-a
hilatng our souls, Shame fhe asy. fun1 of the
ancients made even crime itiyfolabls nd .canf
not the asylum of the rem l,J;;af,a III l9kh
century even protect virtnetp - 80 t,,,.
i Wesconspire, YOU say; we correspond, witt, j
our friends we tell them to rse IN insnrrse g.
like parasitieaf and useless plants, ON the davs1
that we cease to do So q But YOU how do yos,d
know ANYTHING abnut IT i II M Won n a. lsa - IN
Austria break tbs seals Of our Letters, pnJss %
you do, do not you feel somethina n your beart
which says to YOU, .attese men Ara doine.thsirne
duty; we would do the same If, exiles IN fauis
foreign land we had left our ao,,ntrv invadpdiu
sdseimated hy foreign solders!n n ]. -
Gentlemen, take care. God holds nations re-
sponsi Bile DIS we'll as indiyiduals for each viola
tion of principle Think on the future Of your
country, and forgetsnot that France is now exls,a
plating. byslayeryand corruption, the destrucssv
i Sept. s. ~" te7 80 Il s li'lit
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{Aoorfespondent of the Philadelphia Sundsyu79
Mercury, writing from a1peint ON the Afississ ne
sippi River near Natehez. tells the follow;nos 4s
starr
2 se'piJ Hsa4'..s5 4.-s Nzs tltfH
4 |" a little 70 my right, observed the remains =
OF al an Indian hut there was also evidence efsds
clFlllzatlon In the construction OF a. summer
mouse; attached to what was once garden ~
looked upon TINS deserted scene with q longing
desire to learn Its history it had ONE Tho
very stones which lay around it--the very air lis
that sbreathed through creyice in q partof theaM
Walls tou tale ot other long ago ibetlde !s4
around, and was painting the scene by giving iza
it sloeal habitation and q name, when an old "a
hunter, who travelled with me, related the sim.
pie story. give you the outlines and i know -
you will fill it up with the rich colors of your :.
own creating: 1919 ts' es.4 esssa s''a a
..sSome forty years ago, young gentlemanA
lost his way in these very woods, and sifew Go1
steps beyond where stood, he encountered . sst
fierce. and bloody savage; the Indian sprang ssss
upon his foe, and was met with the muscular =
strength Of no common man they fought; the g
white man conquered and was in the act Of !
following up his advantages when the chieftainfsnas
daughter sprang from q; projecting rock lstill au
standing and arrested the blow. She, WAS o 81,
model 81 beauty, q Venus running Wild. The =
Engliahman welded her they lived in the hut, Isa
now in ruins and his beaatiful bride bore him "a
in due season an infant daughter When the s8
child reached it's sixth year, and while thesaf
mother was absent, the yllainous parent took aoI
advantage Of a passing boat, and, with his !,
daughter, left his faithful wife behind II was
night when she returned I; in1vain did her cries
resound from hill to hill; the deep valleys re- 81
echoed her moans and wild lamentations i nofsa
answer was returned She entered her hut, svg
day, he found his child q corpse Y You can
paint the agony of the mother, the grief Of 10