The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-28

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A,...s Arap.r-The distress among The
,,oor af Nav yorl--a ooodly proportion b
ir1h;.,, Reviewer accord;no to the journals o
t,at IA, 49, ! ca,,sed IL he refusal to work
II - ,,o,,d ~ med;atelv afford then
!, ,;ne,has Id IT, nuraerou.
a aa,,, !; tha nagi 1T which the most ia
a - - ,a.Ls dsoraanzino and ont
.aa,aans st,;l;na at the yerv foundations
.p mon which GOOD order, law
anJ Vii resulate1l society rest. were ndulgee
n bv narso1s and annlauded by individuals
~ i r, tban, hu their actions and words
aro en,Inliy inoomnctent to understand or an
areo;aae tIe blassinas and benefits conferred b,
pnr o frso s,,stan, a3 gouernment-are only f
~ i've : ca emit Where the strong arm
arb;trs,r he at once invoked to crust
ont that aorar;an;sn, and red republicanisn
that tends 70 murder thunder. and public ant
nriyate robbery.
At one of these meetings a Mr. Roedel, O
Germany addressed the assemblape. We ine
the following renort of his speech in the New
! York papers. which we append for the benef
i of all those it may most directly concern:
mr.. Roedel here PROCEEDED to address TIKI
German portion of the audience substantially
as follows: Brethren, for the first time speal
in an assemblaee like this. We have not al
the same language, but our feelings are the
same; they unite US here with the American
people. For the advancement of these sent
ments, we must not only unite with them il
speeches; but in acts. In our country we have
fought for liberty, and many Of US have lostir
/ the battle our fathers, brothers Or sons. Here
in Germany for liberty Of speech and the liber-
ty of the press. The German press is against
US in this movement. but we need not care 70,
what those naners saw. we must act mon our
own hook. Here we have social liberty. lib
erty of speech. and liberty Of the press; and
when we want any thing that is lust, we are
bound to obtain it. Applause.
If YOU don't know your rights vet, hunger
will teach them to YOU. You don't get bread
nor wood. and there IS plenty of both. AT
our revolution in June we obtained three months
credit. and when we had no bread we soon
obtained it, because we were goo. 900 bayonets
strong. have nothing further to say than ad
wise Won to mt in nractice The nrincinles If the
social republic. The Tribune Said to- day. that
the rich would give rs a million if they were
forced to do il: but now they will hold their
money in their pockets and refuse 10 olive it nm.
When the wolf is HUNGRY no has no considera-
| ton and takes his food fearlesslv where he can
/ find it: it must be the same with the masses
Helm yourselves and tben Cod will helm vo,
Won mnst art as the wolf and wn do NOT want
| any auy;liar;asi Lot ne act-act by ourselves
I Annlause !
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railroad great suffering has been endured by
al - 49, np poo ~ g.
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r, - g.. ~ r e., ~ :
go -. ."A =, luz Du' 'oi "on, =,
- ~ L:.,a. ~ 80 pe"e
~ - 60 lson ~ ce'S
- A,p In :, 9''l An's Aa.' - 'eii,
49, a Wv ."a op''n n:Iu
Papels' '1u =, 'u' .hei iisu, says W,
~ Anane' ~ '''1 '.ss'n'ony u lnu.s'uua's III
D'ooun'ls.on ihaeeu' !. "as supJec' u CON
selsa.'on ~ 'ha' cle.: we eau imagine now
aole hiust DC ~. ': SITUATION " persons
"neh .ney ,ia'e ~ o'ne. ai'e,1a'lse .'iah 70
t;an AZ NJ aa,s - ~ ueinon ~ - s.alsa-
.io'. "a ". noi Sa.'' hepnem ~ tne super
had both his legs frozen, and it is feared that
many others have suffered similar calamities.
A like condition of things prevails on the Rock
Island railroad, though no detailed accounts
from there have reached us. Governor Mat
teson had sent dispatches to Bloomington to
have the track cleared that the trains might
come through at any expense. It was suppos-
ed in Springfield that sufficient number Of
the absent Legislators would get in, in a day
or two, to constitute a quorum in both houses.
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ns "J mo VIZ ss 'S'eXns pe'meeh ~
80; .use a'au oa,'auuS u"' ~ > on iuesuay
beatea ..rad o .,' w. s.ose a ~ VIC ea
fro, and -; ha no le IL, s.oou .l'tee i1es
n,har a ms p.e;'a h ea "e a. .na. " a .e
.,;a;h,o p, =" a. - VIC va. 80, was % p'ainis
sa,aa oa f. ~. ~. ~ st.,osnpa ~ VIC
Inlo. 49, 49, o1 t haaa es - sne oal
10y - lev ~ : ~ ~ ."o " 'n'1e
fr'sts 80 | h ~ aoo's any eolu
and fnaers msre frazen The antla,a
fsrred - nnoosnl, LIZ honds = ~ ae
of tha cond of tha $50 .aaSsl .a
s.hraa rnn 81 H., ! naada .oa, th .ne