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New CIVILIZATIONS OF TEE AnEnI-

FRUITS ot MD sfRY the LIFE OF ADAM GLARKE.-
Tcy iBtoro ST volume, and Should be read b. al
sec5 and deu nlnaons
IusH ANY is highly interesting and scasonable volume
MEMOIR or DoIIYoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly be1ehted by reading this Memoir
CArAtohBs oF RoMEWe need not call attention to this
vodmo-tl e title will secure that.
SCHOOL DA'Is Students should fail
this yolur e..
Tt SAD IsrAKF-A narrative illustrating with much vivid
and hdety the mistakes which too often in the
religious training of families Parents don't you need tins
book
THE GREA TlUEsTfoN great book 1t treats of great in
ter, SITS WIN you read III
All of the above and the publications of the American s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books, y Books MAQs and Msceaneous volumes be
had at La ngh Naknps Book Store Lynehburg Va
4. &. JENNINGS
feb Its Supt. Am s. =. Union.
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Hrxa SPRING Fashions AT ENG: I. T.. 1ss5 "a
ReE1DONES BONNET AND FANCY STORE--NS
WI Ladies let say you, that before the Y1NA
- 2sh inst shall produce from three of the
fashionable establishments in New York latest STYLES Of
Bonnets You every thing .at rho
finger of art Las accomplished shall be you evc
a the minutest whm
Twill say for your personal qualification, the exhibition
of Bonnes in New York will the 23d inst and as
that article of dress is considered only pret
ty face and consequently will be before article
of dress, 1t should be selected with much
In order 10 suit the variety tastes,
nation to present great field of variety only
but in Nantes and every variety of Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also, they shall neg
leeed heretofore in Hats Flats Little Bonnos Cars
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully,
IN ALFRED FNGIFDoVF
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REgS- WAYS. &c. &c.--JoHN II. DIDLAkE, successor
- to his father, II, Nj. Didlake has Just received
beautiful lot of CARRIAGES, BIGGIES. Ne lie is also
pared put order all repairs
promptly done, having in his employment Mr. r. r.
of the best Coach Smiths in America. he having
Il ne in someof the largest manufacturing establishments
lac State final al
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sOUTM-sIDE RAILROAD

U
La eaaea3Szi..s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - TO
STAKE EFFECT MAY lst 1856
I'm and sfter Thursdsy the May the Mai AMI Pas
-enRr will leave the Depot IN petersburg u Vsfs
sundays O'clock arrive AT BufNeNle tJnhe'ohl
=, al a m AT a. m and a Lynchburg At 1880
Leave Lynehburg o'clock, arrive ut fsfmViie al
IN "A, al Iurkevile fJuncton) al 40 ?. and at re
tersbuTg at I 20 y Ia ;, -. =, NJ.
The CITY FONT TRAIN will leave the Depot In Peters
urg daily except sundays 30 and at IL connecting
daily with River bOas for Norfolk, and IL td
md Roanoka Tor New York y. a GOOIN IN
ap Jdts lIchtt ab'll.
NsOR NEW OHLEA Ns.-Sirgimsn an S4oat
II sian nm 1.ine.-Frst Packet to san with DIS
patch The superior sailing double decked
and copper fastened schooner ELLEN" Captain
JANIS STEWART now loading and will sail as above !
balance of freight apply to - ..,,,,
DAVID & WM CURRIE,
Richmond
PsShppers by this Vessel will get their goods TO poil
destination half Of freight cheaper than by m
other and in less time Insurance can be effected Oh
the best terms ID. 4 W, G.
lIp =
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lElSSOl.lIkNN. lhe Ii nj

II VO-pssflnIrfhIV
~ SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by limitation is
this day dissolved our old friends and
customers for their liberal patronage
ask their continuance the
x SAUNDERS.
Those indebted will please forward and settle
their old accounts early practicable esra
bic to wind up the affairs of the old concern.
SAUNDERS IEBY
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hGASOlgTION.-Thef firm of Mcdaniel Ilpr a,
- Preston sihs day dissolved by mutual consent 1l,
OF the will be used by either partner CLOSING
the business Their Office viii be kept the st d now
occupied by Messrs. lrby Saunders. an ~
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON
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NEW CONCERN -The undersigned buye
this day entered into coparnersp lie and
firm OF RY Il SAUNDERS fer the purpose Transferring
wholesale and retail Gr.eery and Commission business and
hato taken the house lately occupied Mcdaniel Hurt
n Preston the depot Gfthe Va & Tenn T. r. where
they Will be pleased to the former firms
Saunders lrby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston toge
with all others who may with their business
j. j. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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~ GW FLOu k.-A superior lot Off. Il. Hoens
- Extra Flour, just received and for sale by


H. SALE,-sl0,0GO Virginia Register"
= u nos SJOu South Side Rail Road Bonds; 10 shares IL
= .eon, hail Road Stock. PETERS, SPENCE SEQ
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AEExgCAN GUANO.-Dry nnd In nne order,
Iv1 50 A and "A A. brands being shipped to US
n G HARDY CO,
fesdHcts First door above poweIIs Hotel Petersburg
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n COST &0E CAaN.-Thc sabscri,,e- nav
ing determined 10 change his business offers his entire
Socko Ready Made Clothing Furn shing goods Cloths Cas-
sneres and Nesngs at Cost Cash close All of the
bove goods are well worthy the attention OF purchasers ali
having been purchased last spring.
july 10 dts RIO McELDrpy
'HW TIE LAObEs-A very large stock ar
= PRINTS French Work aud a variety Of hite goods al
very low rates. for sale by n GJ'1GFNUFiHFT
apl lEfs
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n 10 WTunNG.-J. sP RATS Patent Ia.uia.
lightning Conductors with improved Rod being the
Lightning Conductor offered TO the public
recommended by eminent scientific gentlemen In all
Hons Of the country by Hnmber of in city
country who enjoying their protection Please call
yourselves Orders tor the above
Rods for Churches Dwelling &c, wil receive
prompt attention by applying In by mail 70
C. n. BLISS.
3 inls ITS Lynchburg Va
MOURNING oETTa.-We have received
A something very and Desirable in the Of Mourn
log Pins They what call fne
good lust goods pleasure in offering
who appreciate quail
= md style.
WI the Ladies do the favor 70 cali and them
SILVERTuoRN & Cliff
july 26As uorscriy II slverthorn)
NYRW GOODS AG AIN-3d Jaiy, us50-paIm
~ Leaf Fana Splendid (Sew es1 .,yha,a
tcoes Irah Linens &c just received aud for sale cheap
z for cash. by JkO. J. PURvIs. Aet
iay 3u
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uuEE., LIFE n MARINE INSURANCE
~ Ign chb Hose Fire Insurance C01qpaHyThs Com
pany ma kes Insurance against loss damage by Fire.
Dwelling Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
ngs goods and merchandise generally in
town and ountry the most favorable terms.
Also Insurance the lives OF all enjoying
good he aud OF sound constitution the whole duration of
life, or ftr limited period
Slave mpoyed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasons b q
The Co will also take risks and to of
the No rtllcn Southern Ports favourable rates
BOARD DIRECTIONS
JOHN II DBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAN Els NJ COBBS, Iioe President
SAMPS IN DIIGUID, Chi,f Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
John o. Taylor, Saml II. Mckinney
Dexter Otey, Samuel Garland,
James +. Payne, John 7. Davis,
VIM. H. Straton Pleasant Preston.
JAS o WILLIAMS, Treasurer
GREED r WILLS. Scc'p.
nr. VIM OtNay owen, I ,,,...,
DIR. =. II Gmer. ''''"t'' N'"'''""''
The Medical Examination of subjects for Insurance viii be
ldo the office the Company each the
h' urs of2 and o'clock. =. Nj fe lily.
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,-v CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, RocI<A

have hand and for sale Six pair of these superior
Mill stones. Those in would do well to call
2J-ts. LEE 4 JOHNSON
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Together with we selected aioek Of Prunos Cieons
Shell Almonds English Wanuts, Fiborta Palm Nuts, Mn
fonl Vofmacea Maple Sugar Gurrans Preser we'd Glnp
sardnes Pickles In Jara Brandy Peaches imported Have
Principe Cigars Of the bea, quality Fancy md FREE
Confectionery of all kinda Walking Canes anIos amborit
Boys Drums, Fancy Articles Toys &c Plain y nd Far
Candies manufactured daily Of the best material In quan
suit respectfully solicit n call from city and cou ntry b
era. charge is made for showing The goods.
may 3ts y A. BOYD
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(NEANO. Nc.-
NJ 20 tons Peruvian G. .ano
70 bushels Clover Seed
10 bbls. \. O. Molasscs
Also Lasnyra COFFEE and o. Sugar receiving and for sale
on accommodating terns ~
ma l3ts NJ. HOLLINs & co.
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june 10 d&cts STABLER & JONES.
Voc CAN BCA WATCHES, IL VERY,
Il SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at &
Wholesale and retail variety and style AT low ~
cash prices by calling N0wLANS sign Of the Ia ~ L.
gle, No. "a, Sycamore Petersburg Va, where -
you will 20 He has just rned from the Nor
them Importers
fashionable of Watches Jewey Silver Ware
Fancy Goods offered this Would
sfr call his magnificent sockand
least 20 cent? he buys all his foods o cash and sell
mnehlcss the regular prices quality
Of Goods You also have Watches and
paired in the notice
the newest and fashionable Goods in exchange
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No. a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWLAN
seps-ts
a M BARRELS Ne. 3MACKEREI., We
lVV dunn size, Of excellent quality received For
sale by ii. e HARDY L. CO,
s--.juue lltsl H. .s...,-.5a s- Petersburg, Va.
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'uHE nndcrisgned will continue the Grocery and Commits
n sion business at the old stand where he will pleased
may l6-dts(y) T. a GREENLEE.
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cAnl41n.--Ami Aycr-Dans co steele

CARItLE,--Ami Aycr-Dnns CO steele
charlatanisme, d'empirisme. et dc gasconades
tant dc gems pretendent pouvoir tout guer
ct OF, lon ontend q chaque coin de rre, cornvr
aux GRIZZLIES de tout le monde, Of asec des from
pcttes plus "Reminiscences que celles de Jericho
ct tous lea Instruments lperveilleux que Fart
moderne a iabrique avec da criyre, dams une
tpoque dis;je, o1 lon exploite tant: n'est-il pas
consolant pour tout ami du genre human dap
prendre qu'un veriiable medecin est vcnu dams
ce monde, pour f~eclairer une fois encore de
plus, un medecin qui nest pas de lecole dos
Sangrados, des Don Julep mercuriel, de Ia sal
guee ct de leau chaude!
Vos p~illules cathartigues, votrc Cherry 'ec
toral, nous reportent bien au della dcs ancicns
jours, on Ia pharmacopee dill y a mile ans
~fouillant profondement dams le principe dc t on
te chose, chercbait aycc une-adresse merveilLeu
sc a METRE au jour fBleaiy pitG, car, il es
yrai dc dire qu'i y o rsellemcnt me essence d
vie dams les elements yegetaux don't Sc comps
sent vos indictments.
yeus ayez realise tous les songes crenx siaii
par les alchimistes enfumes -cherchenrs sal
fruits, reyeurs perdus parmi les erreurs ct /
soutirances, mais chcrcliant cette vcrta CACHE
dams funiyers qui peut senie arreter pot
| phomnic, ID roue da temps.
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LES FRANcArs AUX A~NrlLLEs,-Te s mn
quatre batimens de guerre anglais ct de-
frnncais, qui ~faisaient lannee derniere par
do ln aotte dc 10 Baltique, sont arrives Il FL
al Prince. 10 bruit courait que d'autres i
wires etaient attendus OF que douze GU gnin
mile hommes do troupcs franchise avaient d
barque a Ia Guadeloupe. Les %journaux I
nord font toutes sortes dc suggestions sur
destination de ces forces. Les uns croic
qu'elles doivent opercr contre Walker,
autrcs quill s'agit do contraindre Soulouque
remplir les engagements contractes envers
France. II est plus probable Que les regime
cont on annonce l'arrivic aux Antilles vie
nent releyer Ia garrison DIES lies franchises
qu'une partie est destinee aux possessions q
possede Ia France dams le Paciiique.
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Lorque Willard Fillmore occupait lie siege
Presidential, dit 10 Columbus Enquirer, pas un
seul abolitioniste gu desunioniste ne fut NOM
me a aucune place. lie r~esnltat Ell a etc, que
le fanatisme ct lie mecontentement avaicnt pres
qu'entierement disparu lorsque son terme de
service expira. M. Pierce lui succede, ct
q~u'est-ce que nous yoyons? II accorde des
places aux abolitionistes, aux desunionistes ct
aux freesoilers, ct lie resultat en- est, que Union
Sc trouve aujourd'hui a la veille de So dissolu-
ton. "
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TRoMBE A PHILADELPHrE.-Une trombe
s'est abattue sur Philadelphia dams Ia soiree de
samedi dernier ct a enleve III toiture de cent
cinquante maisons. Immense usine de $50
pieds de lopgucur connue sous lie nom de
Franklin Iron Works u etc renversee de fond
en- comble.
lie depot du chemin de fer a Kinsington,
DIES eglises ct divers editices publics ont etc en-.
dommages.
Deux trains de chars, charges de fret, ont
etc renverses une dame a Winchester a etc
tuee par un abat-vent un grand nombre dc
maisons ct de oranges ont Ell leurs toits EN-.
portes.
De Cleveland on apprend que lie vent a rem
verse une quinzaine de personnes un hommt
q etc tue. -. X
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Z manager presque enforcement
n Sslesres enfees.
f~&ppitaine rcvint aycc k hateau
bs.T0rdt rIkeher 1es fenaines " les enfans
sur Tile, Oh 4 ny await ricn 4 manager, mails Cd
Pom crcyait qu'on pouvait NJ procurer Do reau
en- creusant dams h tctye.
On Sc transporta done sur cctte lie, cd Ton
passa une triste mutt, couch6s surFla roche nue.;
bient0t tons les antres passengers " rendirent
M memo point, appottant quelques provisions
endommugees.
lis passarcnt cinq semaincs, vivant Do pois.
sons. dc cradles ct de- t~ortues, jusqu'a ce.que 10
capitaine, apres nvoir srepnre son bateau, be
init en- mer pour snllarsahercler du8 sccours.
Apres un voyagS. lnatre jours ct des dan
avec 10 schooner Emma Parker prcndrc les
passengers, les conduisit d Tile BolO-Bolo ct de
Ia 4 Tahiti, on ils trouyerent les seconrs don't
lis ayaient bcsoin.
La conduite du capitaine Pond merite les
plus grands eloges /: il await A bord De aon biz
timent des sommes consid9rables, II n'essayn
pas meme a les sanyer, ct 10 second, NJ. Owens,
nllant cheroher un sac de 5000 dollars, il lui
ordonna de laisser largent et d'aller sauver ulle
Iieune file qpi so noyait.
La conduitc du capitaine du Lucas, John G.
Dagget, qui ramona gratuitement les marriages
q San Francisco, d etc esgalement noble ct des
interessee. Tous lea officers ct matelots du
Julia Ann ont scconde Acknowledgement leul
digne capitaine.
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GuERRr DIES Sroux.-Le Republican, dc
Louis en- date du . ~courant nous apprend v
bonnie nouyclle, relative aux lndiens.
On o recu oliciellement l'avis que lie ger
ral Harney a Gu un pourparler aycc les repr
s~entants de toutcs les tribus dcs Sioux, h ID
ception dcs deux tribus qui rlvoisinent le f.
Clark, ct que les dcus parties SO sont entendp
ct ont arrete les termes definitifs dun traite
paix ct d'amitie.
Les deux tribus dissidentes conseryent ID
attitude hostile contre les Etats-U iis, mails
ponrront maintenant nous inqnieter bcaucot
Files habitent tout en- haut du Missouri.
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MEErINd DIN RATIFIcATIoN.--Une gran
.assembl6e du parti American a Gu lieu sam
soir, dams la rue du Canal, pour RATHER le che
de Ia Convention de Philadelphia.
lie meeting II etc organise par 10 Col. Pc
dester, qui a nomme les officers, ct Ia reso
ton %suivante Y ete adoptee d l%unanimite
"Nous ap%prouvops cordialement la nomii
,tion de Willard Fillmore ct de Andrew JAG
son Doneison, candidats a ID ~presidcnce ct VI
precedence des Elats-Unis. Nous einpIoiero
tous les moyens h%onorables pour assurer le
S6gyaon." 9 sA
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a .r. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
TIME DOLLAR TIMES For President,
Il MILLARD FILLMORE. Ena. Yice presiaent

TIME DOLLAR TIMES For President,
\ WILLARD FILLMORE For Vice President,
ANDREW JACKSON b0NEISON.
The proprietor If the Philadelphia Daily Times,
in answer to nun inquiries and applications re-
ceiyed from all parts of the State and the Union, an
nounce that they will commence, on si. 1day, May
8, 1856, the publication of a weekiyspaper to be
called the s
1~a4LAR TIMES.
The Dollar Times will be a Campaign Paper, and
will contain every thing of interest to the community
relative to the approaching Presidential Campaign,
besides a large amount of original, editorial and mis-
cellaneous matter, correspondence, etc. etc, carefully
collated and arranged, with express reference to
making it a popular and interesting
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The price of the Dollar Times will be placed so low
as to put it into the hands OF every man and every
family in the community. r
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS. =. CLUBS.
Twenty copies for. So 90
Thirty ..........u..............l2 90
Fifty ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oo
mad a free copy to the getter up Of the Club. AL
sent to one address.
A single copy to an address, Fifty Cents for Six
Months; or ne Dollar Per Annum.
All letters should be addressed to WIN. MORAN,
No. So South Third street, Philadelphia.
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INcENDIE-Nous lisons dams lie Constitu-
tionnel de st Martinville
La s%ucrerie de NJ. Edmond Laperuse, dams
cette paroisse, a etc detruite par lie feu, dams
Ia mutt de lundi dernier. HUT boucauts dc
sucre ct nenf barils de melasse ct Ia plus gran
dc partie de SEES outils aratoires, ont etc brules
ensemble avec Ia batisse. La %sucrerie ct le su-
ere etaient assures.
Lon croft que &C feu est p9uyre dun incen'
diaire.
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LES Wines DU MAssAcHusErTs.-Ie Bos.
ton Bee annonce que Edward Everett, Robert
@. Winthrop ct d'autres wings distingues don't
les noms sont donnes, approuvent Ia nomiua-
ton de Fillmore ct de Donelson ct donneront
leur soutien a ces ~illustres candidats du part
Americain.
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A%cc1nEsT.-Un triste accident est nrri,
ces jours dorniers a bord du steamer Financie
&c bateau venait de s'arreter 4 Caddo, loi
qu'un jeune ssomme nomme Charlton Dicki
son, essS Yant le tircr de dessous DIES malles:s q
fusil, iii insu jouer la batterie do l'nrr
ct recut tone lla charge dams 10 corps. He
mort sur le hamp. Lescoroner . consta
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Nous appclons l'attention des Aamin;stra

Nous appclons l'attention DIES Administra-
tours des SUGGESTIONS a Ia loi cidessous, qui q
etc passee a la derniere session de Ia Legisla-
ture, i~ntitulee
ACTE relatif aux Avis Judiciaires.
sec:2. II est de plus decretG, Que ~lorsuu'il sc pub.
iiera denx gazettes GU plus de deux daus Ia Paroisse
laqnelle la dite vente doit ayoir lien le defendeur m
process aura lie pRoIT de choisir la gazette OH l;ayis
deyra etre public, pourvu que 10 choix en- gois fait
dams un delai dc trois jours apres avoir recu Ia notice
de Iordre JuDrCIAIRE OH de Ia sA1slB fate en- ye1fn
du dit ordre; ct 81 lie dafendeur negliee de faire son
choix, alors lie plaignant aura lie droit dc le faire.
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AaoLITYoN nu sEcRET

--A[RH Rr- 4E4AaEIH go e
nos am4 TI-udront avec plaisir, que 10
Won s~uivante a etc adoptee pur Ia Con
SentIoJ@ mericainc de lEtat qui reinforcement
s'asseM a ID Nouvelle-o rleansf
Resolu, Que 10 secret, les obligations, les
signes, etcs soient maintenant abolis.
Isl la q gention n'e0t rien fat do plus .
dit le Crescass q ellie aurait t~oujours merite
sapprobation pleine ct cntiere de tous les par
tisans du nativisme. Nos ememis SC ~trouvcnt
aesarmes lorsque nous leur ~retirons cette arme
.dangereuse don't jusquaa &C moment lis Sc sont
servis contre nous.
II y . des centaines, pour no pas dire des
milliers Dc personnes, qai ~approuyent les prin-
cipes du perti Amsricain, smais qui nous ont
refuse leur soutien 4 cause du secret qui sat
rl.achait d nos deliberations. n ben vrai
que lie secret. etait tres necessaire dams le com
mencement, que Il parti n'aurait jamais pu
~s'organiser autrement ; etant Inc. il ne pou-
wait pas s'cxposer aux attaqie les deux an
ciens parts qui ey'staient deiAaeFy' ~sn quart
de steele. D'aillen, "A ~.srrcmie-
re fois qn'on tachai, IVA user IN parti Ma.
tiff American. TT ,auparavant, ct 4
differences epoqua EtsEL, tsiers hommes du
pays, craignant les tae rarisl s tendances dc
Influence etrangeres sris toutes les
measures qu'ils ~croyaieiitSe sessaircs pour for.
mer CO parti mails etant expose dams sa~ jeunes-
Sc aux a~tteintes DIES vieux parts, trois fois Il
~nouveau parti succomba. Pour cette raison
nous adoptames daas5le. commencement 10 SO
cret: maintenant, nous sommes aussi forts, simon
plus forts que nos adsersairess Nous ne crai
gnons plus leurs attaques. Nous pouvons leu,
liyrer bataille en- pleine campagne. Nous ma
vons plus besoin de niurs on dc remparts poul
garantir notre faiblesse. Nous sommcs main
tenant dams la vigueur de Page.
LIE parti American etant a present IN,
organisation ouyerte-le secret n'cxistant plus
on ne peut plus nous accuser de cacher no
principles nj meme nos intentions. IHus ecu.
qui approuvent nos principles pcuvent assister
nos deliberations.
Pour les raisons que nous avons donnees, Ct
dessus nous sommes rssjouis du enlargement gu
Went de faire la Convention Americaine."
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