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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-07-27

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son milisu d'existencs. Suivant pau.
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tandS di Ii te ben tape. CO kofair mo
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mo gargane. Mo zoDgl6 loutau pou triv6
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sp6 songls kan mo tandS daix Fans kou-
lair ki Is apS pace aura mo kabanne ct
Ii tS spS psrlS miting. Toa souite mo
rapls 4 jiyet et mo soog'S con g.: na
paitsite ancau eins lot barick ts6a kotS
hitting haouce g rs mo pran mo roudin
ct mo parti. -.@ u..-. a-@t .-
Dan tan mo rivS mo gsrdS ton partou
ms mo p QUAR- barick u nur par. Mo Is
dija komansS dskourazk, kan mo QUA dsix
Bradas XII Is acite aura ein Ia tabe on ki
ye te gaigns Elm gran live ct Elm Ii Ia
boAte. Tou moune XII RVS t6 kouri aura
Ia tabe u ct mo Qua Elm Brads XII matte
90 10 min dan boAte ct lot Brads ki mar.
ks on 20 live. Mo zongle kom 81: ~ pc
pfhiS nou zot ct ma kapab kouri boa Elm
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-07-27

raent. II est Vral, aglr sur le nolr et
ls modi6er 1 ID Tongue, le transformer.
On faire un etrs essentiellement diffe-
rent Dc CO quill est sujourd'hui mai'.
il faudrait des sieclss pour cetts opera.
ton ct les dsox races n'auront. nj l'une
ni l'sutrs, ID patience d'attsudre. lie
noir, an lieu d'srriver au bout dun
temps incalculabls aux formes ct aux
nuances du blanc, gravitsra 1 Ia ma.
Mere des etres iustiuctifi. quadrupedss.
oiseaux. poissons. vsrs sou domaine, son
isotherme, ct nous assisterons AZ spec
tacle de - redistri5ution geographique.
Nous smpruntons M philosophs de
Nsx.York % neologisms qui vaut bien
ID fossilisasion de Helper. Mais que
cache 10 terme employs par M. Draper!
Ne sigui6s-t-il pas CONNIE l'autre, sxt-
cution ct aneautinsmsut :?
La race noire csssant d'etrs asser-
vie ct productive, sbandonnSe 1 elle-
meue. cherchs son domains, = patris.
st se dirigs vsrs ls Sud. vsrs son iso-
therme; /; mails eesss zone masaue en-
Aulriqus, , at ubaersss; il ne
rssts'ds place qu'ea Antique Oh il -
rait orusl do h transporter, car ellie ne
pourrait rtister sax indigsnss. De
tous e6tes b mort. Helper n'sdmet
meme pas que ess infostunes sisnt IN
lieu d'asile sur 10 globe. quand il Dc.
mauds lsur expulsiou On Dasss, puis-
quill proclame en- meme temps que Il
terrs est le domaine exclusif de- d race
blanche. Al fond le maitrs d'ecole de
h Caroline du Nord ct ls savaut pro-
fssssur de rUniversitS de New.York
ientendent aux deux poles de Tins
tiDct violent ct de ID raison contenue +;
lis s'sccordent, abstraction faite de IA
forme des idees, dams leur expose de
motifs. Helper traits le negre de brute
iDfsrDals ct Draper lappslls un ga::nd
snfnt. Pour tous deux, il Z stteint
soos b discipline Dc l'ssclavags touts Ia
culture q tout ls progrss don't il est
susceptible. Autrefois - condition
ttait m probnms politiqus ; dams lar.
dsnts ooutroverse qu'il soulsvs, inter-
vsaaisns lss philosophss, lss avants.
lsso soratsura. lss pretrsa. lss articles. cha
ean dSpoasnt suivsut = latitude ct son
istlrtt. L'histsirs ct b bible, Il thsorie
= h p,asiqss, h raison u h sentiment.
tous lss sltmsnts qui detsrminent le
mosvsmsst dss sosi6t6s. etaient scru.
to st rstsursts On tous ssns. Mainte-
ssnt Il ~ s'agit plus d avoir COM
nsat Il viva on Amtriqus, mails bisn
I'll J . dreit ! ksxistsass q on vsri6s
- titsss. 6on rtquiitoirs ct meme
dtA rsdisS. Helper. s'sst ls volcan
qsi Sosvvs daas lee basSbods du PAYS
500 II pis& do ssgrs.; Draper. s'ess
b asags oa b foedrs gronds ssr ID
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EDGAR POST. OFFICE
Saint.Jean-Baptiste


Un correspondent qui s'est modesto.
msnt cachS derilrs ls ridsau De Ia
nouyms, rkssmais dams noere dsrnisr
numero ID vioisnte revsndicatiou de
Helper, ls prolttaire amtrioain. eontrs
Ia race noire. Mslthus Do b phbe.
Helper pronoocs un arret De mort
eoptrs 10 negrs. pendant que Iss eour.
tisans et - nouveaux sxploitsurs De
l'ssclavs a6rsnchi l'elavsnt I uns do.
minstion fsctics et SphtmArs et b
courounent De dsurs CONNIE b vietims
dsaiDts ~ Sacrifices. L. voix Do Hsl-
per ct ssils do l'iustinet, sssi STEELE
des accents rudss q anvagss. Ells
revak dams 10 revolution b phsas %
cials succedaut 1 ID phass politiqus.
La logiqus d = sassur ~ implsesbls
ct efrayauts. sta 1 % eri Schapp6 De-
sntraillss d. elsssss laborisosss. o. -
demands 4 b rass aft;sains - deit
pas psysr cher rascssaion nirasulsuss
qu'oo lui fait opsrsr scjourd'hui.
'Voiei maiatsnant uns sutrs note
plus grave que ID premiere. C'est b
science venant con6rmsr rinstinct. lie
dOctsur John William Draper. profess
seur Do ohimis ct dc pbysiolosis l III.
niversite do New. York, autsur bien
counu ct fort estime dun Tra;H de
physiolQgx Ax~aiss ct dune Hisoi,e
ds dtrslqgpensnl inteAIsetxd de rEaro-
ps. . public tout dsrpiersment un ou-
vrage intitslt: Hissoirs De "a sxerre
eivils amfvieaise. Or. CO livre. par uns
filiere touts diffsrcnte De selle qua
suivis NejoqSe, aboutit aux mtmes
conclusions. c'est-i-dlrs exclst le noir
du sol smtficain. Helper Ct D,ter
sout deux autorites qui mont rien Dc
suspect ct ne precedent nj Dc reoole
Dc Calhoun nj dss doctrines d u -
cession. Les dsux tcrivains sont sbo.
litionistes Of - rtjouissnt d. sGsultat
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Le chevsl peuf ehs achet6 s6pardment du
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Mcschae<6< on als residence du DR. L Estrade.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
--latest News.

Santa Anna has bee, tried at Vera Cruz,
aud sentenced to death.
At a meeting of the New Orleans Board
Of Health on Tuesday evening, motion
was made 10 haveihe quarantine suspended
as the yellow fever has ceased TO be al
epidemic, and it was now considered perfect.
ly safe for a stranger TO enter the city.
Ex-Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts,,
died Wednesday evening of apoplexy. He
was seized with the premonitory symptoms
the evening preceding while talking with g
friend, aud requested his family to leave the
room, which request they complied with
supposiug that he wished TO transact some
private business. Me3ical help WAS called
but he sunk into an unconscious state, in
which condition he died.
The news from Italy is important. The
Garibaldi forces are within six miles Of
Rome, and the Party of Action within the
city are auxiously awaiting the appearance
of the insurgents, end are lining the streets
with orsini shells. Troops and naval forces
from France are arriving upon the scene,
and the clash of arms which will probably
resound through Europe, seems momentar-
lily about 10 commence. At this interesting
moment, the operator reports that com
munication with Rome is suddenly inter-
rupted, and it is supposed that Garibaldi's
troops have severed the wires.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
The Bankrupt Law.

The New York Tribune reminds all
persons entitled to relief under the
Bankrupt act, that the fifty per cent
clause will come into operation on the
I'd day of March next, and only little
over one hundred days remain before
the time in which they can claim ex-
.enption. In all proceedings com
menced after the I'd Of March, the 33d
section of the law provides that ''no dis
charge shall be granted to debtor
whose assets do not pay fifty per cent.
of the claims against his estate, unless
the assent in writing of majority in
number and value of his creditors, who
have proved their claims, is fled in the
case at or before the time of application
for the discharge" 7-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
A Prediction.

Senator Wilson delivered speech al
a Republican meeting iu Massachusetts
the other evening, in which he gave
the following estimates of the result Of
the October election:
| now make the prediction, and am
willing that it shall go upon the record'
that these magnificent triumphs that 30
elate northern democrats and so en-
courage southern traitors will bring
these tagging republicans 10 the front,
that the republican party will not quail
tfy or retreat from its position, that it
viii select Gen. Grant for its great lead
er, give him the votes of not less than
thirty States, and Congress to sup
port his administration with two
thirds majority in each House. In the
present Congress the republican party
has four to one in the Senate and near
ly one hundred majority in the House.
l assure my republican friends here to-
night that our majorities in both
Houses will be increased. The ever
loyal white men of the rebel States, re-
pentant rebels more or less compromised
by the rebellion, and the 600, 200 en-
franchised black men, will reconstruct
the rebellious States in spite of Andrew
johnson and his supporters, and send
majority of republican Senators and
Representatives to represent those
States in Congress.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
Impartial Suffrage. /.

The doctrine of manhood suffrage is
based upon the rights of labor. Up
TO the time Of the abolition Of slavery
in this country, labor was degraded in
large part of the land. The leading
Statesmen Of the then ruling party con-
tsmptuously spoke of the laberiug
classes, white "a we'll as black, as the
mud-sills, of society. Every white Ia
borer in the land is as much interested,
if he only knew it, in universal suff-
rage as the black man. 1t will do as
much for labor as the establishment of
the American republic did for man in
political freedom. 1t will destroy as
many abuses, as many wrongs, which
exist against labor, as the establish
ment of our other free institutions de-
stfoyed of those which existed against
lhen's rights generally. The extension
of the suffrage is demanded by the
radicals, not because they love white
men less than their opponents, but be-
cause they love freedom more, and
know that every extension of the
sphere of freedom is blessing in the
long run to all men of all races and
a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01

Farmers are getting high prices for
their produce; aud at the same time
the value of pretty much everything
they find it necessary to buy is largely
deprecated Most kinds of dry goods
are down almost to prices before the
war, while the products of the soil are
one to two hundred per cent higher
than they we're in 1850. Thus farm
ers are getting two tn three prices for
wheat corn, oats, potatoes, hogs, hay,
butter, eggs, etc, While the product of
the loom and the anvil is selling below
the cost Of production. Even with
short crops, farmers must accumulate,
under present circumstances, while
other people are generally losing mon
ey. This is better than the reverse
would be. The rural districts are
good places to have capital laid up.
It will encourage agricultural indus
try, and this underlies all other in
terests. t
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01

The goth of December is the last day
allowed for the payment of one-half the
tax, and the law authorizes the assess.
ment of a penalty of five per cent on
all unpaid at that date. The tax on
the city for school purposes and school
buildings is LIS mills on the dollar, a
little more than half of which is as
sessed for the erection of the new
school buildings. Deducting this, how
ever, the tax would still stand ten to
twelve per cent. higher than other cit
les Of the same population in Northern
Ohio. The first duty of our authorities,
both city and county, is to reduce cur
rent expenses to the minimum, until our
tax tables show rate at least as low as.
other cities Of the second class. Such
rate of taxation as We now carry is
ruinous TO our best interests. No cap
italist will invest his money in manu-
featuring within the city limits, while
he can locate in other towns nearly as
as favorably situated, and pay only one
and half per cent Nor can the
building of blocks and houses be made
a profitable or even a paying business,
unless enormous rents are charged, and
the burden thrown, in the end, on the
laboring classes. If Fremont is to have
steady growth for the next five years,
more capital must be invested in manu-
featuring; but no man of good sense
will make lsrge investment Of money
in any manufacturing business, when
he is likely to be subject toa tax of three
per cent. for any number Of years.
Our authorities must stop spending
money for the benefit OF party pets and
legislate for the city and county at large
or our prosperity will receive serious
check and towns which are far inferior
to ours in advantages, will outstrip us in
population and wealth. zllsja tT.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
From the sOuah.

The election IN Virginia, under the
reconstruction act, to decide about the
calling of a cons titutional convention,
and to elect delegates to it, was held
last week. The official returns show
a large majority in favor Of the conven-
ton, and the elec tion of sixty radicals
to thirty conserv atires. Nineteen Of
the radicals sre oDlored men. There
we're some disturbances at Richmond
and other places, on the days Of the
election, but nothing very serious.
Gen. Mower, commanding in Louis
lana, announces thst the vote in that
State upon calling convention, was
S9,l74, of which 1908 were fov the
convention and 4,o9I against; and the
delegates to the convention thus called
are notified to assemble at New Or
leans, November Esd.
The election in Georgia closed yes
terday, with what result we have not
heard.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
washInstea Newsana Runners


Congressman are already beginning
TO arrive in Washington for the winter
session, though It does not begin till
November 81, Some committees are
already at work, however, like the part
Of the House Judiciary committee that
is investigating whether or not Mary
land aud Delaware have republican
forms Of government the retrenchment
committee, which is looking into affairs
at the treasury department. and Gen
Buffers special committee to investigate
the completely of Mr. johnson with the
murder Of President Lincoln. But if
any or all of these committees have
discovered anything valuable they keep
it thoroughly to themselves, and furnish
the correspondents but scanty material
from which to make up their daily batch
of rumors. Hence these gentlemen
confine themselves mostly to guessing
at the opinions of Gen Grant, saying
one day that be has written radical
letter, and the next that he has written
no letter at all;--snd trying to keep up
an interest in impeachment which is
very hard work. The impeachment
meets November 18th, and
there is strong evidence that the ma
jority of it against carrying the matter
any further will be stronger than ever.
There are no more changes in the cab
met, and none will be made before the
elections, at least. Secretary
hcCulloch has taken the pains to deny,
however, that he intends to hold on to
his office by the help of the tenure Of
Office bin, and says his resignation is at |
the disposal Of the President at any
time. Postmaster General Randall, !
who has been hesitating between the
President and Congress, thinks he
hae discovered that the wind blows to-
wards the former and has written q
letter to HE old constituents in Wiscon.
sin, expressing the hope that that State
as well as New York will follow the
Iead of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
italy.

At the date of our last issue, the
movement of Garibaldi against Rome
seemed ended, at least for the present
Now the cable reports that he is before
the gates of the city, at the head Of an
army of ten to fifteen thousand men,
having won several victories over the
troops of the Pope, who has concen-
trated his army within the city and be-
taken himself to prayers in which he
calls on all the faithful, every where, to
join him. The latest dispatches state
that the soldiers of Victor Emanuel.
who had been compelled by fear Of
Napoleon to side with the Pope, have
refused to fight against Garibaldi and
the cause of National unity. II left to
themselves there can be no doubt as to
the result. The Italian people are with
Garibaldi, and believe that the destruc-
ton of the temporal power Of the Pope
is necessary TO the prosperity and safety
Italy.
But it is not probable that the time
honored Papacy, which has been a
power in Europe and the whole civilized
world for SO many centuries, will be al
lowed to die by the hand Of few ad.
venturers. Napoleon processes deter.
minatiou TO sustain the Pope and ha,
sent an expedition to Italy, apparently
for that purpose. If this is his real in
tention, the capture of Rome by the
Italian people will begin a war with
France, in which the other powers O
Europe will not fail to engage.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01

The Omaha (Neb.) Republican says
of the recent election in that State: 'In
every other county in the State, in
which party contest was waged, the
Republicans have gained handsomely.
Indeed we have carried every county
in the State from which returns have
been received, but Sharpy. Even in
that county the Republicans have elec-
ed their candidate for Clerk, while the
average lIcket has been cut down to
twenty-five. Nebraska will give to the
Republican candidate for President in
1868 three thousand majority, aad we
firmly believe that every one of the
thirty-six counties of the State will be
carried by the Republicans.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
Politics I'm New York.

A New York special, from Con-
servativs source, says: '.New York
will 60 Republican. The Csgger-M Mar
bic clique are anti-Johnson, anti-P Pendle-
ton, and against paying the bonds in
greenbacks. They invited Voorhees,,
yesterday, to speak at Brooklyn, but he
declined upon the ground that they
wanted to house him to mukzle him.
The President wants Pendleton and
Thurman to be invited to stump the
State. The clique say it is bad policy.
So the split increases. They want
johnson to make wholesale changes
now; but he says wait until after the
election. The Republicans are active.''
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01

The Chicago Times devotes a leading
editorial to advising Vallandigham to
get out of the way and let some other
Democrat be elected United States Sem
stor from Ohio. 1t declares his cleo
tion would not be polite, in that it
would drive from the Democratic party
men now disposed to act with it 1t
scouts his claim as q martyr, and says
his martyrdom was cravenly accepted
by himself. The Times is the organ Of
the northwestern Democracy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
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harmless and rel arle;
II you cannot get them OF your druggist will Eend
them BY retu n mail, postpaid and from cb
servston on receipt of the money.
will also send Illustrated and confidential cir
cular 10 Ladies on application. Address
J. BRYAN, n. D, SO Brosdvsp N.Y,
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