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En replique 4 Ia lettro du paince de
Po'ignac exposans Ia deraison dh radi'
calisne dams ses procedssa A regard du
Sud. le Chicago Post public l'assertion
suivante, toute nouvelle pour nous ets
nous men doutons pas. enforcement
fausse 80 -. ..
I4orslue Polignac commandait une
brigade Dc. cavalerie sur les bords de
Ia Rivisre Rouge, une compagnie du
Texas arriva au quarter general ct Sc
init q grommeler 4 son aimable facon
texienne au sujet des rations. Poll.
gnac, nous lemons le fait dun temoin
ocalaire, ceignit son. sabre s'avanca LA
porte de "a tente ct parla en- ces ter.
mes aux so!dats "Vous sves IN chef.
je suppose !-Oui. rspoudit Fun d'cux.
je suis capitaine. venes lei, mon.
sieur. repartit Polignsc, ct tirant son
pistolet. il etcndit l'oficier raide.mort
Le general Polignac. consideran'
Get houme CONNIE un insurg6 exerca
sur lui lc droit extreme des lois de 10
gaerre. Comment So fait-il quill quail
ic de tyrannie Ia conduite pleine ~
n'ansuetude que tient 10 gouverpa ent
des Etats-U Unis vis-a-vis des - es |"
lie passage qui ssfsx Rdo Ia
plume dun do ccs IN rs de II
pressc du Nord. jaiis lds aux sp
pe!s que leur trent y Patriotcs radi.
caux pour prendEes armes ct faire
face aux boulcss belles. La critique
par de tellsa cfeatures. du caractere
eleve ct 9K bravoure dun gsnereux
oficiea Euue bonte meme pour cette
tribt kquslle ellcs Superintendent at
80 INT par habitude ct profession.
Ls;.yheral, Poliguae etait regarde par
les deux aruees CONNIE un brave ct
cheyaleresque oficier don't les qualities
etaient recounues par ses cnnemis eux.
memes. Cette bis,oire de meurtre dun
capitaine est IN meusoDge trop palra. |
bic pour terpir % belle reputation. II
fut 6dele ct devone \ - patrie adop-
tive Ct, 81 les evenements u'eussent |
trahi son courage. il aurait 9t9 le La. |
fyette du Sud. Les Texieus l'aimaient. |
lhonoraient ct 10 respcc talent, ct il
lcur snfisait do . presence pour plon.
ger dams leur intrepidit4 ordinairs au |
plus spaia des rangs .nnemis. sai |
A Il batiille. de Mansfield, lorsque
tomba 10 brave Mouton, Polixuac, 10 |
chapeau / Il main. conduisit 4 noble |
brigade composse do Louisianais et de |
Te1iens jusque dams les lignes da l3e |
corps d'armee ct s'cmpara de ID Il. |
meuse bstterie f4derale de- Minis, com. |
posee do ~ canops Napoleon en- eui- |
vre. et envoyte de ID -vifginie tout ex- |
pres pour participer I b prise dc Shire.
veport. C'est ~ talent et "a courage |
de Polignac que nous dsvoos ID memo
rable victoire de Mans6eld. e s'a
Les lettres edi6antes ct incisives du |
GENERAL Polignac sur le radiealis,ue pro-
duisent leur eAet en- Yankeedom. II
porte ses ooups avec Il m6me precision |
quill dirigesit autrefois les balles do
plomb au cosur des vandales qui We
paient ravager nos bellies et riches con.
trees. .t'4 s7ls
A Monroe, avec IN brave regiment
tezieu. II repousaa trois canonnissss
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lni de complicite dams rassasslna'
du president Lincoln ct de meurtre
froidement premedite ct execute
des prisonnisrs fsdersnx pendant
Ia guerre. DE- plus. lis ont vonlu
rejeter tout l'odieux dune persecu.
ton desormais sans motif sur rExe-
cntif qni await d'abord ordonne Par.
restation de Jefferson Davis, en-
para'ysant 4 force de SATELLITES le-
gales les Resorts de la justice ct
en sjournant indefiniment le pro-
css. Nous en- sommes en- effet arri-
yes au point Cd 10 captif dn fort
Monroe est un veritable embarras
pour lie gonvernement qni le ticnt
sous les verrous ct oa PExkcutif,
le Lsgisla,if ct le .Jndiciairc s'accn-
sent mutncliement de la detention
~co,damnee par IL conscience publl-
que ct sc lavent. les mains dams Ia
cuvettc DE- Plate. N. johnson sen
preud 4 N. Chase qni i son tour re-
proche aa Congres de n'avoir point
statue sur nn cas- aussi extraordi-
naire que celoi don't 10 solution se
fait tant attcndre. ~
De recentes dtp3chcs, confuses
CONNIE toni ce qni sort de- Ia sour.
CO ,elegraphique. parlent dun pro-
jet depcompromis syant pon. base
une amnistie complete ct une ex.
tension dc suffrage. NJ. Davis Sc.
rait rcndaa 4 10 libertA, lea patri-
ciens de la categorie des $40, 900 re.
oovraient ep n,asse le pardon pre-
sidentiel. les portes du Congrss
rouleraient sur leurs gonds ronil-
lee. 1 Ia condition que lee Etats da
Snd. ; imposant silence ! lears
repugnsnces ct refOulant leurs
idaes ct leurs sentiments, cGnsenti.
raient / admcttre IA race iIoire' ! Ia
vie politiqne sous certaines condi.
tions de fortnne ct de capacite.
D'antre part, des organes 'accredi-
tes du parti democratic. tells que le
Chicago Times. .conseillent AZ Sud
des concessions dams 10 sens do
snfIrage. 2Mais nous ne voyons Dc
possible eide logiaue. quaint \ nous,
que Ia restaaration de IL .soaverai.
nete des Etats ct ID libro gestion
de leurs int6rets priv6s. Ce qni leur
sers ,arrache par IA contrainte on
Intimidation de sera point nne con-
qoete solide. mais ,une extorsion J.
laquelle lis chercheront plus tard 1
se soustraire. Clemence pour lee
vaipcus, egslit6 de droits pour tons
les EtAts de rUaion, tslle devrait
Sire b devise De 10 politiqne non.
veIle ct ID formule de IL reconcile.
ton nationals. e
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que lea traditions d'independance
ct de liberte defendnes par le
peuple du Sud, avec nne percep.
tion plus ON moins claire de but,
etaient vraiment lame de la rspu.
blique ct l'essence du pacte fsde.
raj. - ag.s72 p ar7nsya.7 a''..s' p
D'instinct on comprit partont Ia
grandeur du conait declare irrfpres.
sibls par le plus remarquable des
hommes politiqnes du Nord; le gon-
vernement federal, aprss une pre-
mi6re passe d'armes peu brillante
pour lni. Wit quill ne s'agissait
pas dune emeute qui sc fond de-
want une escouade de police on une
compagnie de milice. ct brn,ot il
lui faIlut traiter lea insnrge. sur Ia
base du dot, iptsrn;stiq.sal; il crai-
gnit Plus dese tois paw, apn exis-
tencs .. ne aaaistint ses autetite
qu'spres de craellss aagoisscs.
d'immcnses pertes ct de sembres
perisdes 6incertit,,As ct d'aaxieta.
L'Eurore eontsmplait. attentive ct
indeciss. h sAsglante arans pa sc
decidait Il sort de- h rtpulailne
amerieaine; lAvieilIe Europe. tga.
lement hasGiIe sss dsas sections
plongees dsnx ies-'h6rr~Nfs d Ia
gnerre. sc bereait dams les seni'es
illusions de IA cadncits ct Sc fiat
TAFT dc 'l'cspoir qne. la democra-
tie, CONNIE .Satnrne, allait deyorer
aes enfants; PAngleterre- ! Ia f"i
ipnniqne saInait ironiars"enf, par
Ia voix des Russell ct drs Gladstone,
Ia naiss"''ce d'nne jenne nationali,e
qni n'etait que Ia castration de la
yamericaine; Ia France,
da masque nspoleonien,
soas les pile d" drapean
= :. easS ~W i = Z
tricolore les trones, ces menb!es do
passe, CONNIE jadis ellie semait lea
idees modernes / travers le monde,
Ia France inptrisle venait planter
an.dela des mers le premier jalon
DUN plan ambitieux don't ellie ne
prenait pas Ia peine de dissimuler
|es vastes proportions. 1T
De ces fats patents ct irrecusa-
bles, il re~nlte que la secession
fut une haute manifestation des
masses dams laqnelle lex-president
Davis ma plus qn'une Importance
secondaire, qTpns valeur d d'instru-
nent. mails aussi. perd aingulisre.
merit de is responsibilities qu'oa
,retepdAit lni attribuer. Les rsdi-
,snx ont senti qu'en Pabsence de |
,auses II fallail tronvsr des pr6tex-
,es 1 ID mise en- accusation dn pri. .
ct que le chef de tsahison
''1vanouissant. on dsvait inventor
~ besoin des crimes els one ce-
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n%Nos amis ct oonfierss sont prizes
Dc nous adrcser 1 l'svenir lettres ct
journaux i Edgar Posi- O6es. Saint.
Jean. B sptiste. Louisiana. -
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meme ID situation fansse qn'elle
cree aux diverses branches du gou.
veroement des Etsts- Unis I L'esprit
public est dessinS 1 regard de I'll.
lastre victime expiatoire DE- Ia se.
session. Ss vie pouvait etre mena.
Geo tont ~ plus AL lendemaln de 10
g"erre. lorsque les passions ma.
vsient pas eu Ie temps de sc calmer;
maia dix-huit mois sc sont ecoules
depnis. 10 redexion est venue, les
coleres % sont svaportes ct II ne
reste plus su cour dn peuple vain.
queur qu'un sentiment de commist.
ration profonde pour cette noble ia.
fortune. Les plus implacables enne.
mis- du prisonnier d'Etat reconnais-
sent que s'il est juge. il ne scrs pas
condsn'ne;; ct que. fat.il condamne.
Il ne sersit pas execute. .....s
L'opinion s'cclaire sur ie role de
Jefferson Davis dsnsl le movement
revolutiosnsire du Sud. Get homme
s'sss poias On personnsge isole dams
= stris d. tempe. sans predeces.
seurs et sans anc6tres poIitiques !;
Il . ses devsuciers qui ont cree Tat.
6osphAre intellectueile qu'il ; res.
pirte, ternt l. miliea moral qn'iI .
trsvsrsS, p6tri 10 socittt poli.iqne
dsns isqueiie u grand. Institute
ration ls proces des dspocrates,
depais Cslhoas it'sqaa Jc6erson ct
s'svisers.t-On. oomp.e .!ss terriLIes
jasticiers du moyen.Igc. d. faire
subir IN jugeiaent et ons condxm.
usiion snx crndres refroidics de
tant De ytsereux champions de ls
csnss vsinc..e I La seccssioD do
Sud u'est pas non pls' ." par acc'-
dent, mails IN e6.s qui q ses eau
ses. un snus.a regulier de Ia cl,aine
loriuue ses tvenements. Ellie . par
cc.stque"t, bien que supprinee par
i force. aps portse philosophiquv
4 ane. .ysleor histctique don't il fAs.
Eenir compts. Bien plus, ls peuple |
lee Etats-U Uuis ne saarait sans psril
pour l'avenir, .meconnaitre ID part |
d lsrsvepdicstion 4 main |
lrmSe que tenta :vaiuenept le Sud;
! compromettfait de aouveau son
rationale On violsnt ces
nsmes droits psaf u defense des- |
9usls surgit Il ,Ftvolts ct prepare.
nit de gaits Do conr une inevitable |
i ttersslls rulturc Do lUnion. En- |
10, en txamioant de PRES CO grand
,soblems nodsrns dee fosnes gou-
veruememtalee et en- lcaftant Ia
berturbAtionr sa0snentantnent jetee
laas lss eeprits par Hnstitntioo de i
'sselavage st ies lee dsbats d'intA-
'sts qui en- ont ~ le produit, on
70 pourrs s'emPecher de voir
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besoin de Notifications. sous1 com.
mandemcnt calme ct froid de 1lisnac
Ce n'etait point une bri 4de de CO.
valerie que commandait lo general
Polignac ~s hrteuent du
Trans ~! Mississippi: uue brigade
,ainfanterie, qT 6Pta sen NOM
helneur bicn "a son noble chef. 70
- nom ;du general Polignac do.
meufs ts6 65ours cher ~ c~ur des en-.
fants dn Sud. sa g!oire possera aux
generations Tta1es ct vivra tant qu'sl.
les conservsront IN >6uoire.
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Was taken, on the 10th. met, from Q
suspieious stranger who escaped, 6ns
young horse with common saddle and
bride the owner may recover tho sa,ae
by proving property and paying charges.
re- LEO, ELTER,
Just. OF the Peace. !,
St. John the Baptist, November 18TH tessi.
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original Wearing OF the Green for guitar and pisno Boooy and
Joness Comet Instructor. kc~ and Popusr Musie.
DODWORTH g. SON. No. Astor place. ~ Y.
NOV READY WORDS IN AFFLICTTON, Or,
lN LAYS or SPIRIT LAND Nv @, q Al W r. gEI,
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New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
ANNULAR cI.~op4o DRILL.

FI,HE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY OF NEW
YORK prepared 10 frrri,h their machines, built in
and unequaed for Tarcy economy snd
precision Of work The simplicity durability and eieapuess oil l
renders superior snyhng IN icr al purposes of
unnz tunne ng quairyns ock 6stnL Tho machines can
be used by hindpowef easily handled and can be
opersod q all angles For further particulars Inquire a. the ore
or addL,,. j MALEs. IIc.suLeL No. ID PInelt. N. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12
below - Waiting Orders.
BIZ ship nagmar Phillips, from Liverpool, to Chas
Koek, with 6020 SKIS salt to order
Exports Yesterday.


LIyERP0OI-Eark Michael-l0a0 bales cotton
1906 slaves -@r
LfVERPeoL--Bark G R Mosle- l494 bales
cotton .N
q UTILLA 1SLAMD-Sehr Henry Travers-S0o0
shingles $500 feet lumber 16 bbls flour bbls pork
and sundries
BO5TON-Schr sAddie NJ ChadwicB-70 bales
cotton Ga bales paper stock bales wool 60 bales
rags 5000 bones $50 hides 20 tons iron bdls do
Is bdls skins
ST LOUIs-steamer City of Memphis bxs
| sugar and sundries 5z4G
| GALvEsToN -Steamship W G Hewes--40O
SKIS corn $50 bbs -four and sundries
PENSAC OLA- Steamship N P Banks-40O SKIS
corn "A bbls -four bbls pork bbls moiasses and
sundres 49, !. iss Il ,.5szyg55.-. --. .
PENSACOLA Steamship Virgin-12oo SKIS corn
2T9 bbls flour II hbIs pork 46 hhds bacon s hhds
| sugar and sundries isl
| Notwithstanding Alliance-lo25 SKIS rye 800
SKIS corn so bales hay 430 bbls -four 10 bbs pork 5
| bbls molasses 40 csks bacon 40 csks ale 10 csks
| claret l75 pkgs mdse
| MoBILE-schr Mary Gan,pbeIl-2oo SKIS corn
$50 SKIS oats 80 SKIS cotton seed l2S bbls flour 65
| bbls whisky SO bbs pork
| MOBILE-Steamer Beneft-sundry mdse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

] i,osnoS Mussy aaaSFa MARCH Is q seAing. c6Isols
$3.50 n Tor money TIM ien in tho Bank 81 Eng
Eiaff hSa fntfes Seyt DIV ing the weak Ete6,g9a.
ANftltssS Ns--uBed stases Five Twenties ri
& It; In6is GentrR railroad 1ai5S9; Erie railroad 5i}
ItyFKp6et, Market - EyenHe-C6ton rfs market is
dali and Rrtes declining Sales 5000 Haes ineiaius l00D
heB to SPECTATORS exporters Midiiag uplands about
] lps4d.
arAnsrurrs dull and prices unchanged except
for Term which cfses iirn
Pkav5sioSs. The market is active Talow is easier.
LoSn1N, March y Evening -Gonsols s65s@S7 United
States