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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
General Intalligenoa.


The Mormons have left Utah, in large num-
bcrs, for Sonora or some other western wild
Gov. CUnINo is at Salt Lake city, surround
cd by YoUNG and portion of his followers,
who profess desire for peace. The army
was to march into the city at the earliest
practicable period.
Pee Dee" correspondent of the Column
bia Guardian, says that the friends of Col j.
d. ALLEN, of Barnwcll, will urge his election
to the gubernatorial chair next winter. Col
ALLEN is high-toned and liberal minded
gentleman, and would honor the position.
The Nicaragua war is just commencing as
we learn by IN arrival from that county,
The large ships have been ordered to rondcz
vous at San Juan.
Il heavy snow storm overlook q Santa Fe
train on the I2th of April. Six persons and
between $50 and 300 males were frozen to
deajh. Many wagons were abandoned, at q
heavy loss. In New Mexico, mining opera
tions arc carried on with success.
An arriyahfrom California brings 81, $780,
900 in gold. Several destructive fires have
occurred in California. one at Nevada city
and another at San francisco. Loss, $780,
00Q. lore than the usaal number of assas-
Sins bs, murders and casualties are taking
place there. Mining is still very profitable.
I;::ssSlGgeGcq aeland has been recoiy-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
The Court of Equity.

This Court convened at this place on Mon
day last, Chancellor T. III. WARDLAw presi-
ding. Several stoutly litigOtcd cases were
heard, and much matter of conrsc business
disposed Of Tho Court adjourned Wcdncs-
day afternoon, without clearing the dockcts,
although dispatching all the causes ready for
trial. The business of this Court is OH the
increase.
We have before alluded to the facility in
this Court, for partitionng real and personal
estate, and the fairness and cheapness of such
proceeding. For instance, an estate, real
and personal, amounting to over $50, 900 was
partitioned at this tcrm at cost of not more
than $3.50. The expenses of sale, under an
administration, would have amounted to over
$l,5OOl lIcirs-at-law generally might profit
by looking into this matter.
There were a larger number Of persons in
attendance than usual. The legal profession
was also we'll represented, From Gronvillc,
came Mcssrs. g. f. PERRY, w. X. EAsLEY
G.. L. TowNEs and G.. j. ELroRD; and, from
Anderson, Messrs. j. l.. ORR, j w. HARRISON,
10. BERRY SLOAN, and S. M. WILKES, with
tho resident members of the bar.
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: GA Voter" and the Railroad.

The communication of "a Voter" on the
subject of a further appropriation to the Blue
Ridge Railroad, appears in this number
lie processes great interest in the success of
the enterprise, but it scarcely conceals his
real feelings. But, for his professions to the
contrary, VIC should have placed him with the
opponents of the road. As to further State
aid, no reasonable man can como to the con-
cluson that it will be asked for before it is
needed Whenever that timo arrives, whoth-
er it be this or next gear, the appropriation
should be made. CA Voter" may rest easy
on this point, for, as the members of the Leg
islature are necessarily invested with largo
discretion, the interests of the people will be
fully protected.
"A fear that BANGS &c Co. may obtain judg-
mcnt against the Company for large sum
seems to have taken hold of the mind of ." a
Voter" with some strcngsh. His fears on
this point should not give him much uncasi-
ness We do not desire to prejudge the case,
but we think it extremely doubtful whether
the recovery, if it should be gained, can pos
sibly amount to a respectable sum; and fur
ther, the State has prior lien on the road,
which, when satisfied, will leave nothing for
BANGS or any one else.
AS to the pay Of the Engineers. The Com
pany has charge of this matter, and is entire
ly responsible in tho premises. To the credit
of the Company be it said, however, compe.
tent Engineers have been employed, and a
reasonable compensation only are allowed
thcm for their services.
We think, therefore, that GA Voter" may
very we'll dismiss his doubts and fears, espc
cially as they appear to be groundloss. Al
least, it is nothing but fair to take ground for
orssagainst the road, that the people may fully
understand your position.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

for tho State TO grant the Blue Ridge Rail-
road further aid at the approaching Legisla-
ture? There is most certainly a time coming
when it will be both wise and right for the
State to take hold of this great enterprise,
and shove it forward to an early completion,
but in my humble opinion. that timo is fur
ther of than next November or December.
Nnrpn
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EARLY Cotton Blooms.

Two of our citizcns-Nlessrs. MOORE and
IIUGnEs-havc presented us with the first cot
ton blooms wc have seen this season. They
opened on Saturday last the Sd instant.
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New Advertisements.

Tho attention of the public is directed to
the valuable lands offered for sale in this num-
Der, and also to the other various new advcr-
tisemcnts in our columns
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PeaoheR.

Our friend, Tuos. III. BoGGs Esq, will ac-
ccpt our thanks for the first present of pears
and peaches, with which we have been favor
ed this season.
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PICKENS c. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1858.
Congressional Eavors.

Carolina, and Senator DOUGLAS, Of Illinois,
for public documents.
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WALnALLA, July 3, 1858

ALFALFA, July ., 1000.
The Pickons District Agricultural Society
at Walhallo, held its third quarterly meeting
at tho American Hotel on Saturday the Sd
inst. OF its proceedings, VIC consider tho
following tho most important and interesting.
The question was asked, what docs it cost
in Pickens district to raise bushcl of wheat,
or Of corn, takingthe average of ) or 10 years?
1t is expected that the answer to it will be
given at the next annual meeting, the third
Wednesday of September next, by the conf
mittcc five appointed for that purpose, and
consisting ofthe following gontlcmen Col l.
Bradwcll, j. r. Shclor, f. p. Ycrncr, Capt.
Phillips and Elan Sharpe.
Col |. BRADwELL desires the committee
to meet him, previously to tho general meet
ing Of the Society at Mr.. D. BIgMAxS's on
the I'd Saturday of September next.
The Committee on tho application of limo
rs fertilizer to tho soil, is likewise expected
to report on that occasion.
In addition to the above, the following will
probably engage the attention of the Society.
Is the Chinese Sugar Cane in it's green state
injurious to cattlo feeding upon it; and may
Oats effected by the rust, safely be fed to ami
mails.
Four gentlemen communicated their desire
to compete for the premium, proposed for tho
best conducted farm.
The annual meeting of the Society will
take place on tho third Wednesday in Sep.
tcmber ncxt @. T. BANsEMER, Scc'ty.
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RoBT. A. THOMPSON, Editor.

TERMS.--Sl 80 per aunum, in advance. II
payment be delayed until after tho expiration of
tho year, $500 For six months, 75 cents, in
advance.
Advertisements inserted at tho usual rates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

a cotepporasy noticing the appointment
of friend as postmaster, says; & If no at-
tends to the msils as well as he docs to the
females, he wiz mako very attentive and
efficient oficere
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o0MMWu1oAgGoM@.
FOR rnB COURIER.


A meeting ofthe Pickcns District Agricultu-
raj Society met on Tuesday evening, 9th July,
1853, at Pickcns G. III. .a,,rs....se,
Col NJ. NJ. NopToS was appointed Chairman
of the meeting, and j. Il. HAuooD requested to
act as Secretary.
A Committee of Five was appointed to nomi-
nate officers for the said Society, to wit: u. c.
PULLIAM, SAMUEL REID, w. j. CAN'T Nj. f.
MiTcnELL and Tnos. H. BoGGs. The Commit
tee appointed beg leave TO submit the names of
the following gentlemen as suitable persons TO
aCt
President-Col Miles NJ. NonToN.
Vice Presidcnt-1st, WM. HUNTER Esq.
2nd MORGAN HARDIN.
{" 3rd, S. Il. McFALb.3
4" 4th, Tuos. IL. BoGGs.
(" 9th, ELIuu Ill. GRIFFIN.
Sccrctary-TnoMhs j. KEITH.
Observation-Disclosures T.. HAGoop.
The Society then elected the foregoing gem
tlcmen officers
The President then appointed the following
Committee to draft Constitution and bylaws
for the government of said Society, and Report
at the next regular III citing: r. \. THOMPSON,
4. Z. PuLLIAM, and }. T.. IEAGooD. ltwas then
moved that tho names of w. J. CAN'T and SAM
uEL REID be added to said Committee
' On motion ordered, that the proceedings bC
published in the Courier
Meeting adjourned until Salcday in August
Mt 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
VI. NJ. NonroN, Chmn,
l. f. IIAGoon So, v
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

Gop is the light wllieb neS s
seen itself, yet makes "a 0ss e
else, and clothes itsclft s XIX
eye experiences It's " i;,ae.
warmth, M
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

WILMINGTON, June 30.--Priyate dcs-
patches from New Orleans state that large
fire occurred there yesterday. The ships
Fanny Fesdtck'' and Hannah Crocker"
wereslightly damaged The steamer "Enl-
press" schooner " Minnie Shelter" and a
Spanish brig were burnt to the waters
edge,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

TmE Next PREsYDENoY. .--The follow.
ing geptlemop have already been named Ia
connection with the next Presidency 49,
Howell Cobb, Senator Bright, Senator
Hunter, Of Virginiaj Speaker Orr, John
Slidell, Senator Brown, Of Diississipri;
Postmaster General a, Y, Brown, Jacob
Thompson, Dickinson, John IctoheF, Vice.
President breckenridge, Stephen AZ Doug.
las, Il. 9. Winthrop, II, 81. Walker. Gov.
efnor Wise, Crittenden, Bell, Fillmore,
VIM. Il, Yancey Seward. Banks, Chase,
Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois; q. A Esyow,
ofPennsylyania Judge Mciseap3F Is58f
Swan, OF Baltimore GeotSe EaaWg IIef.
Humphrey Marshall, and d'sssa los
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Pennings and Clippings.

CorroN.--Thc price of cotton is improving
in Charleston, it being quoted at to l3 cents
per pound.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

INSULTING LADY.--A brute named G. j.
Sullivan, who grossly insultcd young lady
in tho streets of st. Louis, has been fined
$25 and sentenced to the work-house for 81
days. Pretty severe, but served him right.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06
LEGISLATURE De La LOUISIANA,
Rapport du Sufi1ueadant dcs elections.

On Sc souvient du bruit que fit Pan dernier la
anlense iol electorate qni devait etre mise en- vi
guaur Ia NouveIle- Orleans. Cette Ioi qui est
nullefnent en- harmonic avec les institutions de ce
pays ma pas spondu, CONNIE on pouvait s;Y atten-
dFesa Iobjet qn'eiie await vue asavor de rendre
au suffrage universal la hberte daction Ellie ma
rien prevent, ct r.en enlpeche Tout en- aeplorart
fe trlste spectacle que donnent les elections la
Aouyeiie-Orleaus, lie peut vraimeEJ lire sans
souFre nn peu, le rdct des tribuatons du Jupe
Cotton dams ses tehtatives pour executor cette
rnaiencontreuse oI. Tainement il a appele les ci :
toyens son secours; il ma pu rennir que qnelaues
voiontafes qui ont re pendn de mauvaise grace Ia
cenvocatlon ct Sc sent dsperses pfesaue alsse6t !.
III a fouiiie farsenal ct my trcuve que cinuuante
y1eax tusl.s rouilies; il demande des armes plus
detsnsivesi aux armurlers qu les u ont retusees.
Lechec est compiet, ct le Juge Cotton declare
quill MA pas Ia nloindre envie de recommencer &c
roae rlsicule. Il a depense en- pure perte $3.50.
Tout humilie de son echec. il fait la Legislature
les recouHa ndations suivantes pour arriver met
tire Fordre Ia Nonselle- Orleans To- abolir Ie
statut reiatIf aux armes caehees; 2o attribuer au
Gonserneur, auec la designation dH Senat les noni-
nations de Collecteur, Assesseur des taxes Cons
table don't election eatretient lie desordre dams Ia
willie; 80. abrogerlart "a de- la Consultation. atm
que Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ne constitute nsus une
hTanche separee ct indspendante de iEtat; DO. for
rasF I'm corps de police, sous la direction du Gou
seraeur.-Sans quai i faus renoncer yeir l'ordre
ct Ia paix fegner iamais dams Ia metropoie du Sud
Sf H. s$ .E tlHesehacets
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06
ETATS.JJNTS

s. "a poIitique fait quelque bruit dams Fenceinte
du gapltole Washington, ses eehos aIaiblls arrl-
vent q peine iasqu nous ct nous rensarquons Fin
dliiarsnce generaie pour tout ce qui Sc raftache
u question Dig Kansas 4 est mps au'on en inisse
aKec eette interminabIe aHalre, cause de tant de
discsnrs Testes sans Ieeteurs.
Ca question palais iugge aujourdhul en- "a veur
da ~ Gonstiflitlo de Lscompton. line sagit Plus
qles allers au vote. Aais les parts sout lertIes
en- exEsdients, ct prohtant des facilltess que eur
dpnnsnt les Tsgiemenfs des denx CnambEes, lis re-
ia decision finale par des propositions ct des
conflE- pros,o ltl0ns sans cesse renouveiees.
On ne salt encore qneI sera lie sort iu bill ayant
pour but Faugne ntatlon de Iiarn1ee fs,eraIe Eu
geseFaI On Sc ulontre pc dispose aux Etafs- uuIs
% uaintlead dune arnaee paTinanenfa nt4nbreuse
treoseape snrtont de Ia garde-de ses Liberties, le
Reuie american repousse tout &c qu est de nature
les eoaaafrofnett Gae>tspour ce.aqae s'artnee
tse eeRasse Isnaaas Ia chsfre strlctement
neeessaare IA pzoIe ction .des trontleses..
Les oaEAalx des Elass- MS se so,lt elaparGs das
actresses de aTusee franeass i con a1,Tss Pat
tantat tdn n, pour comsatsrs aagnsataalou de-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06
LES NOU Y FILES.

! (Evtyalt 1H Courier de Ia LouislaHe>
Nous dlsons t:etuierement, apres avoir re.
Gu ia rouyeIle dc l'attentat, que Ia scconde
perlode de pemp ire aiiA4t commoEccr. ct
quelIe secoulerAit gu l1Ilicu de Ia reaction
produite par lc d25sicr 6yenement Les SONS
dspR conservation. ycila aujourd'I!ui la ,7ra,
Yoccupation princlpale de iempereur. Il s;-
crihera a cette surete lie peu lie loerte qu il
reste encore la France.
Les derniercs nouveles sont dGcisivas 4
ce sujet. NapaIeon Sc cree Dicu, ct il e;ablit
uDe sorte d'iaIuisition, eLarsee de seyir con-
tre eenx qu1 ne sont pas prompts a Sage
noullIer devant Ia noUveIIe idole. Qu 4 ID
mlre l'empise est All rang des suspects. La
noldre ytate!td dindependance dams les
prit est un crime Nunissable, ct lerniereu!ont
les journau1 de l'elnpire signaaient que.ques
lnots loulbas de Ia bouc!,e de N. Ste. Deuve
dams IN cours public au college de France,
Ilots blen lnnocenSs cependaut, CONNIE une
tentative du reveil de l'esprit de revcIte.
l-n'y pas dalteruative pour la rresse
il.taut gu ellie chaute les yertus d.. lenpire
on gu ellie Sc talse. On dit meme que lie oou-
vernement songe museler ces hommes l.aut
places par Ia fortune ct Intelligence, qui,
dasa3 les clubs ct dapsr les cercles, ne Sc saon-
trent pas courtisans ct admirateurs du pou-
yoir.
Ainsi l'inqulsition gouvernementale pc
metre dams les reunions partculieres; ellie
entrera bentot dams la famile.
Lempire he cherche son appui gus sur
i'armse. Toutes les grandes iutellisences
don't s'honore la France ui sont bostiies. LIE
systeme de compression a~ooutrance qui pour
point de depart l'attentat, est principaetnent
dirige contre les parts quill redoute le plus
la democratic ct Ia iegltimit4.
Les actresses de l'armee, insprees par das
officers avides advancement, ont un carac- /
tere eifrayant pour l'avenir du pays. La d.
vision de la France en- cag grandes circons-
crlptlons mlltaires enferme le paws dams un
reseau de fer ct 'acier. IS f
Jamais encore la main du pouvoir ne Sc
TAFT fait sentir plus lourde II nv rien de
meme dams les provinces ita-
Iennes aux mains de l'Autriche
Ii paralt, du reste, sill faat en- croire les
ournaux qui seuls ont la parole, les jouraaux
lie lemplre, que la France sen trouye bien,
It que jamais ellie ma etc plus libre de Sc
eter dams agotage.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06

tnaniee. lis ne voient dams les grandes arslaes
perulanentes. meme dams ceas qu 81 nj orga;.sees
democ ratquement, que des Instruments de despo-
tsme lis les comparent anE pretore'is de la de-
cadence romaine ct lis demaudent que Ieur pays he
soft pas expose une preston aussi odieuse.
LIE far est cue les actresses question eXhaent
plus de devouement avaug te au chef de . Etat que
d attachenent au, pays. QS.+iG1les regiments de-,
mandent d'allrr s'emr rareF ds consp.raeuts iuSqEe
dams les capt aes des pays volsins Oh lis trament
leurs compots. Cest la gtlerre centre AngieterIe
pns reclament. On dit que Ie lH9uteu-, qui repro
Gut ces auresSes du C.netsrs Queiques passages
trop iougueux qul auralent pss etre Tort mai vas
etranger
Les Etats-ITu,s ont raison d'etre sosneux tie
etirs Liberties, ct de sacr!ier cet:e idee qneIGnes
autres garauies tie peu d Importance. II rest p'Te
despotsr1e ,.te celui du sd bre. Heureu>H7 les ga
tons qul sa vent Sc p!oteyer sans avoH lecours a
forgan!satiou de ces imm=sses arlnees qul. 81 res
rendent d'importants pendant Ia -eGce ne
Sont. en- temps de paX Qc Hts instruments e ser
vitude, bien quon les aecore du tltre de gardens
de Fordre.
La guerre proietee contre les Niormous exIge
pas de la part du gonverneue&t lie gfaits efforts
On d., etet Que ses saits >onsent transporter
horS 4ts terg'tolre de, Stats Uns tus renas. Les
Indiens eux-niem--: ta>oa dsait attaches 8 B1-g-
lam Young. nontf1St les mel cures dispusi t.uns
enVeis les 'foureS tederaes rantonuees dams ces
,,atages. Dun aut1 cote |: .tat De la Ca ornle
otire au ,ouvern@nent general ,4es regiments
ganses ses frals Ii II done qua iaisser taire.
et lie pas dcnner cette atiaire des pIuDol. ions
qn'eIle n pas.
Ii ne inanque AJAX EtatS-t7nis pour donner au
monde l'exe11oe dun g.ass& oeupie fibre, ca!ne,
pTospeEe ct hsfreux, que de voir >ara'ser exclta-
ton qui resu!te de Ia question de esclaYage. Nous
espeToIs Cue la solution prompte de la question du
Kansas amenera ce lGsnltat. Ii y tIop de gesse
al fond Cu caractere american pour que des a1ialres
lrritantes de cette nature soient poussees lusqua
leurs dernieres lmites. Quand Went le moment dit
danger il seeve to.]onrs que}sue eoix pa;rlotique
qn ca!n1e Ia tempee ct tout ~ ternne par in coll.-
promls. Ce L. est pas la premiere lols que se.ne "a
bic agitation Sc produit, ct dependant 'uuion est
toulours ebout plus forte que ]amals.
Cette question Fesolue, ie gouvernement teodal
deviendra plus IIbEp ct alors il nourra developer
poltlque ct abordeF les graudes questions este
r!eures dams la solution desque!les y toncsntrera
lappnl du pays tent entler
iiroAryiey de la Louist1ne)
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06
LIE BONHEUR.
COMMUNICATION spERITuEZrE

LIE bonheur ne consiste pas etre haut
place, a etre favorise de Ia fortune, a posse
der des palals, accumuler des houneurs, a
exeter Iadmlration, lenEie GU la haine de
ceux que lie sort place au-dessous de vous.
Aueune Gle eos choses prise en- particulier nj
toutes ces chooses ensemble ne peuyent con-
stltuer lie bonhenr; l'homme est fait pour plus
que tout celia, ct rien de ce que le temps H.
mite ne peut lie rendre heureux.. II peut
trouver dams padmiration, une cer.aine salts
faction d'amour-propre; dams lie spectacle des
mlseres auxqaelles il eehappe, une consola-
ton egoiste de celles quill est oblige de subir;
II peut trouver dams IL conscience de l'envie
quill excite, un mechaut plaisir ct un coupa
bic triomphe; mais tout celia ne peut le reudre
heureux. Lac bonheur ne depend pas des
circumstances exterieures; il est tout dams le
ceur de lhomme. Celui qui est persuade
gull un devoif a rempHr, une mission a
accomplir, un but a atteindre, ct qui ira
vallle de toutes ses forces, de tous ses moyeus.
de tout son pouvolr celul-la ne peut etre com
pietement maIheureux je dis plus,eelui-la Ia
dot etre heureux au fond de Fame, ct, Uaavre
sou1frant. .perseeute, il ne changera pas son
sort contre eelni de lhomme richie, mais
egoIste ben portant, mais inatiie tranouille
ct respee1e, mais oisif II sentira en- lui-meme
quelque chose de fort qui lie soatienara dams
les SepreuTes de doux, qui lui mitigera la
souffranee de consolant, qui dim;nuera pour
Iul Les e1nuis ct les rigueurs de la persecu-
ton gull endure, Lie moindre rayon de So
ieil, uIsant sur sa vie, lie vera recon mai ssant
etJoyeux: Ia molndre aeur epanouiie sous
ses regards lai Versera des parftums suaves :;
lie molndTe fruit nuri pour ses leyres aura
pour lul des deilces infinies; car ee quill aura
au fond du ceur. doublera pour lui lie prix
des bonues ehoses ct atteauer sinaulieremeut
les defaults des mauFaises.
Lhomms ds bien, rhomms volontairc-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-03-06
e.
LEPARTI DEMOCRATIOuE.

tn
II est de mode aujourd'hui settlement de
lu epargner les outrages CesEan peu rhistoire
du Lion deyenu vieux, Fetesnetse rictis.
/. l.attentat du IA ]anver ete pour la presse b.
soutiste lie pretexte de nouvees ct plus inr,se:
attsques. LIE parti democratque estdegenu lie boue
! emsssare charge des inquites dIsraG
Laissez passer la reaction Ia, tiirons- nous. ct
chez tout attendre du temps ct de la justice de
canse. I'M
Nous regrettons de- voir nne pa rite de Ia presse
AMIR caine lasser entrait par les dec lama ons
de la presse europeenne etssy3er lie respect quee
dot nos institutions oulsuivant alnsi de ses
lnvectIves les homE1es auxuueIs peut repro
cher que de trop admlrer les Liberties americas nes
|. est ben entendu que nous ne defentlons pas
lei ces teroces demagogues qui ne reyent que de-
sordres sanglants. Nous avons autant de nepris ct
de halne pour cette detestabe queue de SO que nous
pouvous avoir pour ces hommes de reactil~t a
outrance qui ont pousss aux abimes teus les pei.-
vo.rs aul ont sulvi lenr detestable impulsion.
Nous ne parlons lei que du parti dstnocratique,
de cette traction du penpie qul pense que femplre
ct ID monarchle ne sont pas Ia derniere expression
du progres hur1lain nlatiere de- gouvernenlent,
quill estpermls detre epubiican sans cesser ,etre
bon c,toyen. ct qul ne pa4aye pas cete opinion tes
courtisans satisfaits que les deStees de tunanite
sons attaches :; la VIE de tel houre on au uaiutien
de tel regime.
Nous he soa'ons parler lei que de ce parti qui
corSfance dams lie peupe. ct qn consi,ere les nst-
tutfons amencalnes CONNIE sugEeenres celles star
lesqseiies repose ce qnon esq Gouvenu d'appeer
Eors!rr europeen actuel.
C'est lie parti de 50 ct non pas ce|ui de o3 C'est
lui gui a tonde la soclete mcderne. qu a constitute
la famle par I'abolssement du droit 1'ainesse. ct
q'u cree Eegaite civie ct politlque.
Que ses principes ne s'aFretent pas a Fempire, il
ne sen suit pas pour celia qu'i! soft compose que
CHARACTERISTICS. Il est bien peru,s etre un lan-
teur tie revolutions, de desrer plus de liberties que
nsen accorde lie regime actt,el
Cest la le part que les passions poitiques con-
fondent ayec les anarchstes exaItes ;aus I'm ueret
taclse deviner. Et dependant qu plus cue lui ma
dome de cages de sa moderation de- sa dignits ct
'disons-e, de son honnetete
Nous lemons, nous democrates americains j. re-
pousser eners'Gnenlent toute soiidarite aves les
thtsnes meu7tFers qui soat la honte de tous les
parts; mas nous teno aussi exprimer linteret
sin:eEe que nous poFtoasau part qui represente Ell
Europe sdees ct les principles sous i'empire desc
ques les Etats-Unis ont acqns en- peu dc temps
une puissance eft un bien-etre hofs de proportion
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