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The New York herald., 1867-04-05
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from the Nashville Union, Marcn 10
The coored voter In Tennessee rest assured that
she conservative whites viii maintain for him all the
rights he has under the laws, and win assist and en-
n% r b.y Win T
him is conservatism His political power newly ac
quired A breath made him member OF the body
poIiticthe hot breath Of revolution. breath may
make him The sscendancy Of party that claims NJ
its cardinal doctrine the necessity OF radical changes
under the name Of prosres ss standing invitation % 70
his fate In another uphcaval cannot bc foretod His
security the permsuency OF his right TO assist In
framing the laws under which he rs TO live is In stable
s.d wsll-ordsrcd, economic govsrnmest under fixed
constitution Cooperation with his conservative friends
win insure him and them agans. the dangers Of radi.
caism and we therefore urge that IL s his duty to vote,
and use every Of gaining the information that
viii enable him 70 vote integenfly. II the men, black
the overthrow OF the reckless ogarchy whose machna
tions threaten ruin 70 every vital concern will bestE
themselves the ssais can Be rescued.
.Otd Iucumbcmts Very Corrupt POIIticiansv -
In Virginia.
From the Norfolk Journal April IL
We may congratulate the people cf the
stsss that cur noble old Commcnwsah grows pocians
q naturally her ont old nelds preducs brOon
straw and there will be no lack Of Representatives 70
saaeud v our nteresta whether In the Legislature o.
virginia o. In the Oouars9 Of the United Stases There
sxs many of bess who win not b. exciudsd ~
Che shssmsn e snd 2 We :hs mot Be Siinoss = .,ssy
msnt 70 the return o. the old set places long
familiar 70 thsm and IN which they had been 30 long
suppoyted & the public expense
We do nos think that Virginia win be tho loser by this
change Of ssrvanta Tho plain truth Ia that the 0ld ~
cumbens had become in many instances very corrsp'
poiiticane and while shall lose the talents and pcs
cal virtues Of few shall b rid Of the med'ocrty
and rickeEy Of great many.
strange sssscisy Of NE in which they rsssmblsd tho
pasrarchs Of old ~ much as In their opinions 20 cne
q they ves sheve was no chance fer rising talent :
win be aid on the shelf and they will have 70 make waJ
fos ciass q nen belsusHs 70 ths pFssnni Me
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Died.
GIBSON. -0n Saturday, March 80, VIRGINIA L. aged 7
year and months; also on Wednesday, April B. SARAH
j., aged years and months, daughters Of Robert and
Margaret J. Gibson.
Dublin and Belfast papers please copy.
HAMILTON On Wednesday April 8, JoHN HAMILTON
natve OF county Loulh, Ireland, aged 40 years
months
May his soul rest in peace Amen.
his friends and acquanances ardrespectfully invited
.otend the funeral from his late residence Rverdale
avpue r,nkers, on Saturday afternoon, o'clock
anye W.. ~ = solemn requiem high mass at nine
ciGk s., ior 'ne H. rs,ss2se Of his soul.
aA.. aa.day, April 4 after long and tedi,
GUS GUS scEness, sHoaAs native OF parish q
years
The friends and acquantaIcess 4 the family and those
Of Dis brotner Patrick anu aho those Of his
tie funeral from his late resdence. ga East Seven.
tenth street. on Sunday afteKoon n haiI.nass ons
s'clock. pass oAs
[F5r Other DeaGss See EigN Pnns1
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SOUTHERN VIEWS.

Call for the Two Races to Unite In Loulsiana.
From tho New Orleans Crescent, March 3ol
II the Congress, in opposition TO the co-ord-
nate branches Of the government recognize State
governments a. .provislonal only, compelled by
the actual condition OF aAirs 70 recognize the military
bill as de faco Law. behooves Us, therefore,
wise people, 70 yield 20 needless repinines at wha
cannot be avoided bat 70 aAueuce far practicable
the very race which our opponents hoped
would b an instrumcut Of oppression, a. Z
iutossics Of ths Northern policy. There shovk
be NO antagcnism bstwscn The vhite Ave
the black r1ces ct the South Thsy >cb 10
grown up in juxtapontion, with kindly feeling
the other and with common country ara kuer have
interest," Though their relations 70 .enfnon; each 70
been changed their nsercsts 0shcr, and u IL the
great degres dspsndcRay feeling between the races
duty Of each 70 chQ1ys for the benefit Of New Eng
The colorsd g sax upon his cotton that 10 paid by the
land, Asn he pays the same tax upon his sugar and
l1se, upon his clothing, upon hrs tobacco and upon
everything else thai contributes to his comfort or TO the
necessities Of s The losses sustained by one must IN
juriousy Affect the other Every reason, therefore, Inn
psls the two races 10 unte In common cause against
radical sncroachmsnts upon our common interests
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The Arsumens In the Mississippi Injunction
. Case.
The argument 70 b delivered In the Supreme Court
omorrow in support or the petition for njuuction
against the operation Of sne Reconstruction acA has also
been prepared by Governor Sharkey and Robert j.
Walker 1t is very lengthy, the brief alone filing
twenty four pages octave form q closely printed matter
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DEMocRArTc UYIoN,6 sERAL coMMirTEg]
~ The Democratic aces heriacrs hersinaa,ec9r q The sSL
e~ens April src g coaxenas aas elect one
4s sas slsSSr sn s on ss.sGraay
s.u,s ,ss b ae h. ss e .ss S
nomination at'asy oT Seleas,.ws On .ws'tussdsy Apr
to.,. 81 ss.ionsI Convention; and si.s e.sg Isrge 'o
s0 Ds ss.s.,s .ss Ssa
and oanze anS me i eas Convnticn auiho
cd such delesa,es shall power by IN
or. District and nomn.ss ths as. sa q
10 , ss Convenonor ci the ssDs,oss
nominstions The Delegates the State z asns a
osoeE '1I re wa sssssy apr
First hs t,oTJnS wsrJmSSs pisses;- p!rses.,. .,r.,
Second ward-2O5 Broadway fiN
Fourth ward-Warrsn Hail. corner o o,,v..
Fifth ward-Emersons corner Of Hud., .,s -
siHh ward-x7s Pearl street. Nh
seventh ward-JenerAn. nostheas corn ar c,....
EishtAward--i Charlton street
NIn.h In,s Srd-Armed,s Hall !, hank street
Esssn.S Ssrd@sis East Fourth % insure street. ss.s'I
Tyeifth wrd-l25sh street and Eighth avenue.
ss,Iss,s sSsgr:sse,s Ssrd-lis Mulberry ssres.
si.issaiL s.sd-lx seventh .-.a... ~
sssssssr,sA sssssSsssnsA wsrs-aM Houston y street.
nins.eeosi wsri-Tify-ninih Street, corner Of yifh ave.
Twentiesh ward - Tenth svsnss.
Jweuey-second ward-Naonal Hall Fyty fourtb s,r~sA
veen Eighth and Ninth avenuea
Assembly DissrOs Conventions viii meet a the fol,
r,soD dissrc-Emssons Houston street. corner Of sr.
TIA DISTRICTS Madison street
rnnrs& &rtrict-113 Mulberry
F,ftb dlsrctN erthesst corner Cherry and Jefferson
es.,h d,sict-l36 Charlton.
Sn...sh sct-4Q8 Grand.
Tssr,h xnsyfct-76 Bank.
Glrth dfssA.t-Tenth Ward Hotel. MA
rsn.n a,tdnact-l6l Houston.
T,se,fthfsarsn, z262 Seventh avenue
Thtrteeh distrct-lD SeSensh ssarrs smrcs
rouue~n dfstrict-206 First averns
Fifteet district-428 Tenth avennr
Slxtesr aistrct-Noons First avenue sixteer,h
seve1uh fstrictCorner Fiftjeth meet AMI E,sh,ha
SSssggnnSSntI disEict-McCabe, 39l Third avenue
nne''"' 'N''TNt-Me0ann, iO0th street, corner Rvo.x
.,srs wsr'e' ''''''-Aschslrs Fifv.nn,h street. mn
r,s ns d''ct-sus Head Hoss iosa stree, .,a
Tws1 1second district
Tho, r. onnoY JOHN n ANrHoN, Chairman. 4
9TFF c0'' ssersane.
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ALONG The HUDSON.


SensauSi Wcdding-A Peughk eepsizn Ats
lacked " Rsmsas-New Lisssheuse shs
HadssU, 60.
PousHKEErnr, April .. 1861
The event the thus far in this city occurred
tnis arenooA At the Presbyterian church. 10 being thu
oocaon Of tls marriage Of Miss Kate " Shaw daughter
Q! Mr. Henry W. Shaw Josh Billings. The crowd In
e-tendance WIS immense, hundreds being turned away
jose v sant.nna. Of Caracas South America me
snair crested the most lively interest in fashionable
Otis Bsbes well known citizen OF this city, was last
evenng attacked By I've rufians College Hin they
unaouptedly intended to rob him. He struggled hard
ever until blow from Of the Villains dislocaed his
shoulder The police working the case up
double track oI the Hudson River Railroad Ss.~ssa Hs1
ms civ and Albany The contractors say il will bo
The old lighthouse on the Hudson river at the mouth
o. hondout Geek is about TO be wiped A new and
more substantial one viii be erected on site as soon
as practicable
saddcn Death at Ponshkee epsie-IIeayy High.
way Robbery at Cold spring ng-Allesed Heavy
Swindle In Dutchess County. SC.
MMs PorGHkgEPsIE. Apul A. 1867.
Miss Georgiana Page, teacher Of vocal music at the
Cottage Hin Seminary in this city, died suddenly last
evening OF disease Of tho heart Late IN the afternoon
she was gn the promenade, enjoying comparatively
died. she we'll known in musical circles csrs caliy
IN the Canadas including Montreal She has varioux
occasions sung with celebrated opera troupes ~
considerable excitement exists at Cold Spring. tweaty
mhes soutn OF this city, in consequence Of daring
highway robbery perpetrated near there on Tuesday
night last Theyictm's is James smith, Pour
rufans attacked him, and with drawn revolvers COM
PEELED hun 70 hand over nearly $1,000 in greenbacks
He s drover and had just returned from heavy sale
with the proceeds in his pocket
Two men named Sherrington Beldngc and William
Bedinge both Of Dover Plains Dutchess county, ara
now confined in the jail this city the charge OF
having obtained goods 10 the OF $40 900 from H.
Clahiin, OF New York, under false pretences II ID
understood that some fifteen twenty other firms have
also entered suits against the prisoners same
offence Their bail was placed at 81 600 each in de.
iaut OF which they in jail
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sulhcisnt force under him viii s 70 o. Is ns AZ
20 Be- hs duty 70 prosc, an in their right q
son ana properly, 70 suppress instructions disorder ana
violence and 70 punish or cause 10 be punished all ais
uers OF the peace and criminals and he may organize
military commissions and tribunals TO try Offenders when
he may think proper But by what rule or law DO 20
o. me s 3 ss u y and punS ca
what rule or law IL he TO judge whether they have CON-
mi,ted crimess The answer 70 these questions s plain
By his own viii; for though he may adopt the State
authorities his instruments f he will, yet ne may
reject them Il he will scope Of power 20 broad 40
comprehensive, never before vested In military
Commander In any government which guards the rights
Of its citizens subjects by law II embraces necessa
y all those subjects over which the States reserved the
power eeslate for themselves essential 70 tneir
existence States including the domestic relations all
the rights o property real and personal the rights OF
personal security and personal liberty and assumes the
richt 10 control the whole Of the domestic OF
the State These also provide that the governments
existing the southern states are but PROVISIONAL
governments. subject 70 the paramount authority OF
Congress- which may any time abolish, modify, con-
troll or superssde them These acts vetoed BY the
President but passed over the veoes by
or both houses organized states being ex-
cluded from representation In both houses
Now, the complainant expressly charges that from
Information and belief the sad Andrew johnson, Pres
idens in violation OF the constitution and In violation
Of the sacred nights OF tho States, will procesd not
- ~ ssecg,os Of ssd acts y ,hourh thcy were he
law or te land which the vetocs prove he would NOT
Do IL he had sny discretion, or that in dosgg g ne
performed anything more than mere mintBtefiei octy
with the view 10 the execution OF SAID acts the said
Andrcw johnson has assigned military commanders 70
the several disrcts 70 carry them into compiee ana
full execution and for this purpose has assigned Gene
rl f. O. @. Ord . citizen OF The State Of Maryland, 70
the command Of the States OF Miesissfppi ana
Arkansas, whom complainant prays may be made
defendant 10 this bill, and served with al proper
process he And complainant further AYERS that the
said General a. c. Ord will speedily entsr on she dss
charge o sd duties unless restrained By this honorable
court Now complainant and charges thas the exc
cusion of said aets ~ enforcing them the mannes
therein provided viii and produce Immediate and
rreparsbie mischief The states which applies -
must be manifest 10 the court In thisthat they ars
rep,enant 70 The ksaefsi CONSTITUTIONS and vtosse sns
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son Dieu, ct l'Irlandc ne cessera pas de long
temps son movement demigration. QUAINT
aux autrcs tmigrants, Francais, Italiens on
Espagnols, lis peuvent etre indiferents pour
eux memcs, mais lis ne le sont point pour
leurs enfants ct les generations don't lis sont
Ia souchc. Estil neccssaire de dire que 'Ame-
rique Centrae, les Antilles ct pAmerique du
Sud ont le meme creao? Faut-il encore men
tionner les conversions journaIieres, les con-
fessions publiques, les baptemes consents par
un pere protestant, la bienveillance ct le res
pect don't on cntoure partout lie pretre scion
Rome ? Et tout celia s'accomplit sous la pro-
lection dun gouvernement neutre en- matiere
religicusc, par IL seule force dc Ia persuasion
intelligence ct de Ia verite irrefutable, sans
preston dc moyen-age ct sans moyen dou-
tcnx, CONNIE 81 Dieu reseryait &C pays des
destinecs gloricuses entire toutes Cest que e
Catholicisme, quoique certains philosophers
acnt pretendu lie contraire, est false avcc
IL libcrte. II est Ia libert@.
Done 81 Ia yieille Europe des competitions,
des violences ct des houleversements force
! t y IltLtlic ~ DatpI NoSdr,ttil uC IcIlc,
que lie Sonverain Pontife SC souviennc que le
monde spirit'lcl lni appartient par rEvangile,
que Ia OH il plantera tente il etablira sa
Rome apostoliqne, que scs decrets mont pas
besoin d'etre scelcs au Vatican pour etre la
loi, qn'il nest aucunc villc centralc pour un
chef catholique on un consei Ucumeniqne
que 'Union americaine s'agcnouillera pictsc-
ment pour recevoir 81 benediction ct Sa Sain-
tete.
Et dependant Dieu vcuille que l'anguste
vielllard meurc au Vatican de ses ancttres.
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Local.
j.. G.

RECOLTES-I nous serait dit'iee de dire en
chitires quelle sera la prochane rtcolte de 5lcre
dams notre paroisSc maIs nSuns aiirn-r qn ellie
sefa saSta!sante Les cannes pouSSeut a mcrvtille
ct Sc sucrent ravir. Plus de main ,l'muvre moins
de potque ct qurlQu"s avanccS plantrur auraient
donns un r;snlrat dcs plus conclnants QUAINT all
cotton, il est mort, ct hommc intelligent ne tlesra
plus songer. Les chrnes en- ont trop tacrmen
iason, ct puis Europe sail aniourl hui comment
Ton Sen pass. Il men est pas de meme lu sncrc,
"hlet de premiere ntcrssitf CONNIE le pain ct eau,
l-onest, notre ami de demain, est fatigue de IA
gluante cassonade de ;le de Cube ct commence a
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Deux mots pratiques.

Dcs emigrants d'Alemagne sont arrives
In Nouvelle- Orleans. II dot en- venr dautres.
Tous pour lie Norl- Quest. lis passent devant
notre ncz ct nous mons plnignons, ct nous su-
bssons la loi des trnvailleurs noirs, ct nous po-
avec les afffanchis
ST nous avions une habitatiou dc deux miles
arpents, nul credit, pas dc levees, meme des
dcttes. nous cnvorrions All dinble In paroisse,
I'Ftat lc banqu!er ct lie gouvernement. Eingt
cinu Allomands feraent nos evecs, recevrlient
en- echangc un arpent de face sur qlarante de
rrofonlcur. dcvienlraient nos yoisius cuiti-
veracnt uotre habit.,tion CONNIE co-associes
ou ferlniers partagcraient nos profits ct notro
sort, ret.lbhraicnt notre credit social ct poll
tiquc, rcssusciteraient l'aericuture, nous pale
rAient dams un temps tres ranproche six tois Ia
vaeu actuelle de Iotre plopriete, ct nous per-
mettracnt de fairc Ia belle inmbe dams c cha
tsnu seieneurla! que nous nous serIons reserve.
Pourquoi l'emigrnnt serleux prrnl-il lie che
min de IOuest +? parcequ'il devient prol11e-
mlle. Quand nous garantirons Get emigrant
une part ct un benetice QucconqUe dams Ia
proprictr louisianaisc, il Mira plus chercher
fortune dams lie Wisconsin ct le Minnesota.
Osons done Nous n'ayous rieu perdre,
tout 4 gagner.
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le % Novembre 1867, au Mechanics Institute.
Les HonoraJles ne siegeront done pas tout Ia
bord a Baton Rouge, CONNIE le bruit en- await
couru
VIEUx MosDE. Nous donnons par rang
d'ordre ct d'ancienncte les nouvelles telegra
phiques. Lerreur, 81 erreur il y a, ne saurait
etre nOtre :-Garibaldi s'est encore echappe de
Caprera. Les Garibaldiens ont pris possession
du chemin de fer entire Rome ct Ostie. On
croft a Florence que orEmmanuel ct Ma
polton s'entcndent. Ratazzi a rtsigne ct sera
remplace par Alenobrea. Mule reponse na en-
core etc faite par lItalie a rultimatum de Ma
poeon (davoir a proteger les frontiares pom
titicalcs.) Les avis venant des Etats de PIgise
colt des renforts, tantot il cvacue ct reuonce
a l'expedition contrc Rome. Paris, 20 Octo
brc.--Tous les journaux otiiccls dissent que
l'Italie aura, dams les "a heures, a Sc pronop
Ger contre Rome on pour 'execution de Ia
convention dc Septcmbre, ct Ia France deci
dcra en- consequence de Ia guerre ou de IL
paix. F1orence, 20---Le Conseil de vile de
Rome presente au Pape une petition signee
par u, 600 Romans /; les siglMtaires prient Sa
Saintete de aisser les troupes itaicnues occu-
per Rome. Les troupes italennes ont etc rem
forcees sur In frontere. L'Italic gronde Ia
menace dune intervention franchise. HUT ma
vires curasses au pavilion national, ont etc
envoyes sur Ia cote. On rapporte qu'une revo-
luton eclate Il Rome dams la mutt de Ven
dredi Lexcitation est grande Il Florence
Rome, 19.-Le ministre de France infor-
me lie Pape, au nom de Napoleon, que 'aide
de la France ne lui manquera jalnais.
| Toulon, 21-Le general Dumont est arrive.
Les troupes s'embarqueront sur six navires.
I Puris 21-Le Noniteur est muct. 10000
hommes ont etc envoyes de Lyon a Toulon.
La France pretend que les troupes flauraises
urriveront a Rome avant les troupes italiennes.
On dit que lc gouverncment italien est imptis-
sunt Il arreter les envaLisseurs ct a proteger Ie
Saint Pere.
Les nouvelles de Rome sont contradictoires
Paris, %, midi-I.e i(,niteWr annonce en-
fin que lexpe,lition dItaic etc contreman
dee parccque '1ta!ie s'est cngugee il observe
lc traite.
La bauQue royae de Liverpool suspendt
seq placements. Passif G4 0OO, 900 ct demi.
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Nouvclles.

NouvEAU MONDE JuareZ, canlidat la
presilcnce, n bonne chance dams Ia Vile de
Mexico ; mais les routes du Mexique sont in
icstees de bandits ct dc voleurs " NoorLcs ct
Steadmnn ont etc la Maison Blanche ct pour
cause, Les Indicns Flat Heads, de Montana,
ont rccommeuce Ieurs depredations. = Nine
Lincoln, qH on accuse de vendre ses robes est
Dances croyant etre obligte pour sa propre
defense. lie bureau dc police de Baltimore
lance TN orlre interdi~ant les professions
ct les attroupemcnts dhommes armes pendant
!e Jour ct pendant Ia nut,-I.a reconstruction
rt V7+u I7T7s rT7777Tv 77rof1r17tttr--t co0tc
jusqu'a &c jour $4,000 piastres, Quelqucs
eeats de plus ieraient un chitire prrsentable.
Baltimore un Svnodc ,lui doit reunr les
ProtestInts EN- doctrine, en- esprit, en- amour
ct en- vtrite C'est fort Dams I'm discours
lrououce Richmond, Hunnicutt 4 denonce
les honmc9 lu Norl. Quclqu'un lui a repon-
lu quill rait nn foutu montcur DE Ia, train,
cris ct vcnt.-Le Cabinet siege ct Grant ny
ctlit pas = Seward annonce son retour il
Washington. -L'tIection s'est passce pasibc-
,n"nt /, AleNandre Pas de retours.--A Rich
inond, rtlect!on lu - s'est pi,ssec Plus tran
qaillement pI'on he ic pensait DcuN COM
nrncemen,s d'.meute ct deux scenes tumul
tueus"s ont etc comprimecs par Ia force mill
tairc. Les troubles vcnaicut de tpntntives faitcs
par deux negrcs radicaux. Ces rudicauN vou
latent ass:,ilhr les conscrvateurs de coulcur
he resultat du premier iour donnc une maio-
rite blanche de 567. La cavaierie parcourt les
rrres lie Secretaire Mccullough autorise |,
annoncer que 81 demission est Ia disposition
lu President. E.stce que la banqUeroute est
proche
Noici lie nom dies Etats don't l'e|ection aura
lieu lie 5 Novembre proclaim New York, Ma
, rvlaud, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Minnesota
New-Jersey, Kansas ct Michigan. Pluscur>
; d'entrc euy voteront pour TN amendement
: la Constitution, ct Get amendement contien
une clause pour radoption du suffrage negro
hlanco.
= Nor,lLLE ORLEANs.-La tieyre iaunc dmi
$ nue a Ia Nouve!le Orleans ct ne fait plus ,lU,
l. il - vctimcs par jour- mais Ia conyentio,
4 louislanaIse est conyoQuee miiitailement pou
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CHARITE.

Pere, lorsque je pense la Sanari4ine,
Au bon Samaritan.
.Je suis plus r...IruT ct e al point de haius
Pour un Ultramoutain.
L'Evangi'e me srmble IN vre de lumtre,
Le scul !i"re d!yin,
On Ion trouve Ia toi, lamour ct la priere
Quailleurs On cherclc en- vain.
- a su.t" d.s.it lr Christ la SsmaEa.ne
Et pendant gull buvait,
La femme tressaillit dams Ia lucur screine,
Anne 4ui reviyatt.
Et c'est encor lie Christ le Christ de- Marie,
Qui pencLe sa main
lie voyagrnr 4ul l'"ssr aux houTgs de s2narie,
It .aEIct,' I'll che.n!n.
Et le Segueur ct iAonme ont Ia meme p-nseo
De teGlle charlie;
Tous .rs deux lis relev,n, ,,L, anne Dc laissee
Par ia iaaii,c.
Auss que nous soyons petlts, grands de Ia terre,
Prctrcs saints lccheurs,
Ii tant nous "nti alnrr conlmr un tlere t.eEe,
CONNIE unc su,tr sutUr
81 quelquun entire t;.ilt., lrl on lui lonnc
La lnotc DE- pain;
S il so!t, oh portez a sa !e,re attnlone
Dune g"utte d. YIN.
PFoenrez "n asilr tU vovAl-euI qn! pf"tHe
Sur il bond ln elrn.u
InatiH.e ) ton.br al soul De ia dclleure,
EeIe tends i0i IA main
Lols'ior I'nn dritrr mons prncLe sur sa couch
Pe0t-etrr pour Ia mort,
Alproche-oi III ln car Ia bontc lie toucl.e
1t ton amour cudolt.
Faut-il rcnsevrlir dams son dcrnirr s,laire
EnSerclislr lr bien.
Iaut-n a son convoi mumn1rrr la pfiere'
llonllne, prIr .n chrciicn.
Accompagnons touiours dtpouilla morellc
Par r >~ntier d. Dcu.
Atm qu'on aee"mpagne, sagrsse etrrnclle
Nos corps meme lieu;
Atm que les elus de Ia gra,ldc justice
Sc rappellent un jour,
Quand sonnera pour nous l'houre du sacrifice,
Notre pieux amour.
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ct Ia preponderance maritime ct 81 fol au mer-
cantilisme ne lui conseilem jamais une sainte
croisade. L'Espagne est impuissante, anar-
Clique, In vciIlc dune revolution LAutri-
che, vielle annie lu Saint-Sege ct catholiane
romaine, Went de subir la terrible amputation
de Sadowa ct comprend qu ellie n plus aucun
role de Guclfe il jouer en- Italie.
QUAINT il Garibaldi, quon dedaignc trop,
qui est une veritable puissancc, il luttera JUS
qua son dernicr soutfle pour lie triomphe de
ses principes. Revolutionnare d movement
perpetucl, il vcut Rome, Ia Rome aux sept col
lines, Ia Rome du Tibre, en- attendant que
Mazzini Ia ui eneve.
Et le Saint Pontifc est tout scuL
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Mais, messieurs, puisque Pun etait mort ct l'aurs
pas encore vivant il ala prendre le premier depute-
sheriff. ----
Et puis, est-ce que le Coroner, rhomme aux c.
davres, nest pas le successeur imme1iat ct legal du
Sherif, 81 lie Sherif Went mourir!
Ces destitutions ct ces ajournements de Cour sont
des fats assez acheux Les prisonniers ont drot den
murmuer les interess6s dams une succession psuvent
sen paindre, les Sherils, depositares momentanes
dun capital aimeraent volontiers se degager do In
rcsponsabilite de depositaires.
YENTE.-La propriete repread valeur. L'habita-
ton A. Melancon e. ls, contenant 1900 acres, et6
adjugee a NJ. F. Melanson pour II somme de l9900
pastres.
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lie 90 Novembre 1867, au Mechanics Institute.
Les Honorajles ne siegeront done pas tout d'a
bord a Baton Rouge, CONNIE le bruit en- await
couru.