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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02
THE NEWS.

Cold opened in New York this morning at
l43k; advanced to 14'5s, and held that ngure
nm 10 noon. Cotton is reported dull and un-
changed.
The steamer Lady Pike was sunk on the
upper Mississippi on Sunday by coiiisloh
with the steamer Hudson.
The receipts of internal revenue yesterday
were s7e5, 900, and for the month OF September
Sl3,0OO0OO.
A perceptibIe abatement in the epidemic NJ
Neg Orleans is reported. the number OF inter-
ments yesterday being sixty-three. The spread
of the fever is reported in Mobile There nave
been Int three new cases Of the disease at
Pensacola since the 18th of last month, and the
sick in the hospital are reported doing well.
Archibald Foster. Consul of Brazil at Boston
mort, died Sunday night Of disease OF the heart.
The following Government vessels we're sold
at auction yesterday, for the p'ices mentioned !
Shin North Carolina. $50 900; Rhode Island,
$40 900: Augusta, $4,000; Massachusetts,,
$4,000; Pontiac, $1,000; Estil', $4,000 Cone
waugh, $l7,1O0; Toahoma. $4,000; Sonora.
$4,000: 0sceola. $4,000.
The forthcoming trial of ex President Davis
was considered in Cabinet meeting yesterday
statement of the public debt has been pre-
pared by the Secretary Of the Treasury. and is
ready for issuance. 1t shows no reduction IN
the total debt, though considerable increase
of gold since the report Of August.
A Washington dispatch says The printing OF
the impeachment testimony has been sus-
pended for the present, and will not be resumed
until the week previous to the reasembling OF
Congress. This is deemed necessary to prevent
its being known before its presentation to Con-
gress.
1t is intimalel that Chicago will be selected
as the point for holding the next National Re-
publican Convention.
Rumor has II that the Treasury Portfolio has
been offered RobertJ. Walker. and that he will
enter the Office Immediately after the fall cleo
fiOR.
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MARRIED.

SEAY-AMMEG.- On Tuesday evening
OFT. /, at the residence Of Mrs. Monroe. on
Court street, oy Rev. DR.. Ford. Capt. W. II
seay and Miss Katie Ammen, all of this city
An appropriate union; that of the brave and
the fair of gallant soldier and accomplished
gentleman. and one Of the faiIest Of the many
fair daughters of Memphis. The best wish
their friends can make them is that they may
be as happy as they deserve; and, Billie. you
have that wish. heartily and sincerely, from
one who hiss not known you long, but know
you well That the path through life of your
self aud your lovely bride may be pleasant. il
a hope ia which many viii join me.
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TRU@T SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed TO me by A. Q. Gates, on the
18th day Of March. 1867. and duly registered
in the REGISTERS Office. Of Shelby county, in
Book go. part 3, pages 800 and S6l, ! will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash. to satisfy and pay the notes therein
described, in front of the Law court room, in
the city Of Memphis, on Tuesday, the I'D day
of0ctober 1867, between the hours Of l0o'elock
a.m.,. and o'clock p.m.;, the following
described property, to-wit: Beginning ut the
southwest corner of a lot belonging TO NJ. j.
Lestrange. and running thence north with the
west line Of Lestrange's said lot twenty ight
chains and eighty-one links to stake at the
northwest corner OF said LestraDge lot; thence
west four chains and thirty-two links to stake;
thence south about twenty three chains and
sia ~ links to the center Of the Memphis and
Germantown plank, road thence east with
said plank road TO beginning; containing by
estimation ten and half acres. Being the
same land sold TO said Gates by II. Schater
and wife and Mary Knapp.
TIE equity of redemption is specially waived
in said deed in trust, but | only convey as
trustee. G. A. HANSON,
oaw4l Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

Bar The communication of Bank
Teller touching our Government
Credit" has been received. Upon the
return Of our senior, who is temporarily
absent frem the city, both the communi-
cation and such comments as the i'm
portant subject which it handles may call
for, will be duly presented to the public.
Until then, we ask the indulgence of our
correspondent and our readers.
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R6- The failure of the Radical clique
to obtain possession of the Memphis and
Ohio railroad still terribly exercises their
organ, which this morning INDUCES in a
wall more lugubrious than any ever yet
offered up on the Shrine of disappointed
hopes. Don Quixotes celebrated at
tacks on the windmill and wine skins
were not more furious than those of the
Radical clique organ upon the imaginary
monster which throws a dark shadow
into its editorial room, and receives the
belaborlng of the Bulletin Ajax. Bonn
bastes Furioso was a mild hammered
man compared with this terrible gladiator,
who. with the most astonishing ease,
BALANCES fiery thpnderholts on the tip OF
his nose, jostles the stars with his little
finger, and sets the planets awry. We
feel for the dear little stars and tho
innocent thunderholts, and hope the
planets will be able TO take care OF
themselves. But the burden of our SYM
patty is still with the martyrs Hough,
Tomeny, Richards Il Co., whom the
fieudish Vaccinations of Woodruff 4 Co.
are leaving out in the cold. Gentlemen,
havn't you solitary bowel of compass
sion for the afflicted
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DIR. y. B. MALLORY.
OFFICE--Eo. $50 Main st.; RESIDENCE
Old Raleigh Road, near bayou bridge.
"a
Law Court of Memphis
CLERKS orrlcE, September 6, 1851

CLERKS OFFICE, September g. 1857.
George T. G. White. plaintiff, VS.. attachment
suit. Richard Hines, defendant.
UNHE SUMMONS ISSUED IN THIS CASE
i having heretofore been returned. with the
return ofthe Sheriff thereon. indorsed that the
defendant was met 10 be found n his county,
and judicial attachment having heretofore
been awarded. and returned by the Sheriff
LEVIED" ETC., 1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant appear at the Courthouse in the city
of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the second
Monday in October next. and defend this suit,
or the same will be taken for confessed as 70
him, and the case set for hearing "exparte,"
and that copy of this order be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks IN the PUB
Lie LEDGER. JOHN DONOVAN,
A COPY: Clerk.
JRO. W. GRAHAM, ID. G.
AYREs 4 RANDOLPH, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1aw-N
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BY TELEGRAPH
Latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
cold ana Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER
NEW YORK, October 2, IL m.-Gold
opened at 1881, and at II am. had ad-
vanced to l43s, and is now l43B Ex-
change, steady. Uo
Cotton dill and prices unchanged !;
Uplands, 2l1@22c
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ErTNERAL NOTICE.

MADDOX. The friends and aeauaintanees
Of DR.. John W. Maddox and family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral. from
the FRS. Methodist Church wesley Chapel,
on Thunday afternoon. Sd inst. at o'clock.
Services BY Rev. DR.. A. T. Mann. Carriages in
ate danee At the Church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

Ia The LEDGER several days since
called attention 10 the fact that arrange
ueots we're being made whereby the
shipment Of cotton from this marke, 10
New York would be greatly facilitated
and the time Of transit materially les
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

QNHE TAX BOOKS. FOR THE YEAR 1867,
i are now ready, and shall Immediately
payers who have PERSONAL PROPERTY
must come up at once, or they will find their
taxes in the hands of Constables. who are au-
taxes, PHILIP GAKVIN,
Tax Collector Shelby county, 1867.
OFFICE-Northioesf cor. Jefferson aud Third
v,ao,. Of
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FOREIGN.
English Markets - Advioes from
Rio Janeiro-The War against
Parsguay-From Itsly-The Pan
Anglican Council at Lambeth.

LONDON, October /, m. - Consols
opened at a. Five-twenties, 72s; III.
Central, 77l; Erie, ~ The above
quotations are.given without reference to
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A ADMINISTRATORS SETTLEMENT IN
N County Court If shelby county.-To the
heirs and creditors Of W. p. Williams. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that | have
filed my settlement Of the estate of w, P. VIII
liams, deceased, with the Clerk Of said Court;
and that will apply for confirmation Of said
settlement at the October term 1861, of said
Court. 20 be held on the first Monday OF said
month 10 the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis. VAL. W. WILLIAMS Adm 7.
Approved August 30th, 1861.
John LoAGuE. Clerk. std
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MOBILE, October 2.-The election on
convention question commenced to-day,
with the following result: Mobile county
$50 blacks, 6 whites; Mobile city
2339 blacks, 26 whites; total, 3OS9 blacks
and 30 whites.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

A Fine Bini Pull Company in the Casti The
Greatest Drama II Modern Times,
breathing a Great Moral
T.easou 70 ALI
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ScaLE o. PKICEs.-Dress Circle and fef-
onctie. 81 %; Orchestra Chairs. 81 50: Family
Circle 50 cents: Third Tier and Coiorcd ia
lcry. ) cents: C0iorea Boxes. - cents.
e. Doors open a. o'clock toe curtain VIII
rise Al Z precisely.
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IN the Chancery Court OF Men,
mis-, Tenn,

Elizabeth +. Green, ct al. vs.. Williau L.
Vance. ct al.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
L this cause that inquiry has been made 4 the
usual place o abode of the defendant, Wa. L.
Vance, who cannot be found so as 10 be served
with personal process, and there is just grou nd
TO believe that he has gone beyond the limits of
the State of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered.
that he make his appearance herein. at the
Courthouse in the city Of Memphis. Tenn, on
or before the first Monday in November. 1861.
ana plead. answer or demur to complainanps
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed az
to him and set for hearing exparte. and that n
copy Of this order be published ones a week. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis PuBLIc
LEDGER
A CoPY.-Attest:
AUGUST0N ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
T. y. MICOU. Sol'r for COMPILE. naw-&
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WednesdaY Hvening. 90. 2. lee7,

win be presented the beautiful play. hy Tom
TAYLOR. entitled TICKET Oh Liza y = -
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MOBILE.

The Vote on the Alabama Con-
vention - Returns of the FIRST
Day.
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NEW YORK.

Petition Touching the Memphis,
Ell Paso and Pacific Railroad
Further Retrenohment In the
War Departmental. M. T. Hun
ter to be Observation-Disclosures at
9ea.
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THE WING
TO rAKE PLACE.
At Odd-Fellows' Hall, Lexington. KY
Ocrourr sorH. 1867. AT Z O'CLoCK Pm.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-11-09
LES PROPHECIES De l'AmfaIQuE
-Suite-
XVI. Tecqueville. o

Alexis Charles. Henri Clerel de
Tocquevills, publiciste ct homme poll
tique francais, NJ 1 Verusuil (Ssine-
ct Oise) 10 % julie. 1905. mort l
Cannes 10 Is avril 1859, etait par sa
mere arrisrs-petit-6h de Maleshsrbes.
Charge en- 1881 par le gouverueuent
de Louis-Philippe, avec N. Gustave
de Beaumont, d'slIer ttudier le sys-
teme peniteutisire des Etats- Uuis, il
en- rapporta son cuvrs capitale: Ia
Dt~ocratie es Am<riqae, quill publia
en- 1885. Dams oct Outrage, que
Roysr-C Collard appeIait uue coutiuus-
tion de- Montesquieu. N. de Tocque-
vile srigeant en- lois ct dtduisaDt dc
priocipss ueoessaires les faits quill
await observes aux Etats Unis, rappe.
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de prise L.. Oh oh en- douceuri
Barbeie.n s'assit sur ID grove. rslums - pipe ct
&c init consultsr lhorson II agisssit oonformtment
IL doctrine dArstots lee besux esprts % reneon-
trent. = -a-u. " - III. a.a. r.s as.s.s .r.
II An boat d'un qnart dheurs, Il - rodressa dun
bond, bsttit deux entrechats, ct entonna II Plus
triomphante dcs cbansons dn gaillard d'avsnt. .a
Mon bon cure vous sves rsison disait.il par
foa, tout en- gsmbadant. La coque est psree J'ai
mon plan. Js fss un tir rioochet 10 mel, 10
tsrre ct 10 ciel, trois dun coupl -sa H. .ea#ss
Matre Barbejean await trouvs son idSe on regar-
dant les toits de l'h6pitsl: E.....-..... ..,
--Je mai plus de parents c'est vrai mails les ma
tclots sont mes freres One invades soient mes
enfants Enleve Je donne Ph6pital tout le res
taut de mes parts de prise pour qn'on receive ct
ou,on soigne dams leur vieesse les camsrsdes in
capabies de courr Ia bordee du large On VOLTA
lfdse IT, Et qni sait e ni devrai pentAtre 10 lit ID
ie mourrai H. Cure DE- Gooesnou merci t.. C~st dit,
courons chez 10 commissaire ct cs soir 10 dsnse
me voici leger CONNIE nne plume d'o,sesu-mouche,
leste CONNIE m posson-volant! .. ..." *...
Au bal donnS par 10 oi-devant equpsge da C,a.
ehe-Mort. maitre Barbejean % 1t remsrquer par -
folle joie. a ..s g.. .as 81. +.
-Qa'aves- voss done, uaitre loi demandercut 90
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uion. II lui suf6ra d'ouvrir les yeux 1
Peclat des fats ct de fermer Poreille
aux courtisaus interesses du pouvoir,
don't plusieurs ont ete des courtisans
Sgalement interess6s de ID feue Confe-
deration.
Quant / nous, individuellement.
nous sommes mediterranean emu du
spectacle de marionnettes humaines
qui sc remue devant nous nous con.
naissoos ID piece ct voyous venir le
deuouemeut. Msis il importerait que
les iuterets de cette paroisse ne fussent
pas donnes en- litiere / des gems don't
le moindre NAL qu'ou puisse dire est
qu'ils sout iucounus. Nous eprouvons
aussi un sentiment de regret pour les
rarss oonquetes faites par ces triom.
phsteurs ct nous plaiguous sincere
ment les quslques adhereuts qui Sc
sout laiss6 recruter par eux ct qui. pour
le moius, ont fait un mauvais calcul.
Nous n'svous pas rbsbitude de faire
des predictions; mais qu'ils prennent
note IA celle.li
Mons avons dit souvent que les hom.
mes ct les chooses avaieut uue place
uecessaire dams le temps ct dams Pes-
psce. non pour adop,er les doctrines
du fsts'isme. mais POUR recoonaitre
l'enchainemeut des causes ct des efets.
L'apo,heose des uoirs. Il prescription
des bIancs. b suppression du gouver-
nement civil ct Installation dune ad-
miuistration militaire ct despotique,
toutes ces beauties du radicalisme, ne
sont pas des caprices du hasard. msis
les consequences des erreurs humaioes.
Ces consequences ont stteiDt les limi.
tes du possible, ct sans doute nous de-
vions TOUGHER le fond de Pabime pour
remouter / ID surface.
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Oh non, par exemple On travaille assez SNd,a
tsrre faut trsnquiser. Je mai nj pere nj mere nj
fiArss nj nj enfauts. Tant que e sersi marin
je ne prendrsi point femme c'est mon idte moi,
-et tant que je serai bon queque chose, je reste
sai Narin,-oest encore mon idse.-Pss de chateau |
pas dc terres pas de mssons NADIA, noshing, niz.
CONNIE dissent les sutres Pas de notaires, dav0cats
do negociants nj de hibustiers paper tmbrs dams
mes saires Chscun son meter Ia terre est Ie tien
mon vieux PeIIec mais le mien. cest Il MGR. assez
cause Ias - '..es rs frsaass.as... 11,1 s-.
Avec un dSdaia supreme, maitre Rarheiean tourna
10 doe anx superbes domAines don't psspeat rsvait
s6dut pendant ses premieres heures de promenade
N Mon brave commissaire reprenait-il en- mouolo-
que, vous en- ttes M CONNIE men trouve guSre
dsss b monde. 81 je rsgaiais tout quill de ma.
teiots do matslottes ct damis dams Saint. Malo et
SaintServsa, avsnt tros joors e serais debsrrasse
de mes osnt mile francs, qs commencent me gener
dams mes cables. Aais vous en- seriez fache Tanguy
Psllec auss, ct 10 bon curt de Goaesaos encore
plus L.. Uoe id6c, bonne idSs dnnc I attrspc
rechercher J'si bien trouv6 mechs de bluler deux
navres de guerre snglas avec notre panvre Grade.
la-Moyt qui Ia leur 6srsment orachSe en- moursnt,
le bien nomme quill etait Par ce moyen, nous ANA.
rnons deux beaux troism&ts charges De maieres pre-
ceuses ct nous nous trons de presse Js trouvG ca.
q p - sssrosssrais pasls plaosusnt Dc mes psrts
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IL RARRAlE Er II FtttEut
NoUv1ano uAo1Qaua
\ Pan g. DE LA LANDELLE 70
U.-L CkAtsss d Bs,1sjses.

Uue propri1tt seignesdale. d bsa.ooup plss in.
oobsagss tsstsst Bssbsjsaa. II % ait le tour, est
charm6 Do 10 we. d. la disposition extIriears do
logis. d soa arohitecturs. Do = stustiop. II SAP
proche q b porto dass b dssssn do visitsr rfnti
Iieas. Uns rtAexiou soudaips lsrets q, bien On.
tends. . nsst nj l. psests qss 10 chAteau nest pas
vendre. ri Il cesiote Do 1'ttTe point asses richie
pour rAchster; aemblAblss considerations No sau.
raient entrss dams aoa esprit "a .ta#
-Oui cest propre. c'est gsntil. % dit et foi de
matelot = ne convient ; msis, attsntoa. qssnd js
scrai navignsr sur 10 mss iolie, sei me garders,
qpi me sognera case ct mes boia Bien ps encore
9a.nd sef.i terrs. h-dedans. js serai done foro1
d garSer, soigsss, sstisss gosvsssss . soinA.ei
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E. DUMEz &T. BELOW REDACTEURS

lait par "a methode ct par son style
les qualities ct les defaults de rE,pris
des Lois. Ce livre cut de uombreuses
editions, fut traduit dams Ia plupart
des laneues, ct obtiut, en- 1885. le
prix Monsyon l'aunee suivaute. M.
de Tocqueville remplsca Laromiguiere
/ rAcademie des sciences morales ct
politiques ct, en- l'annee l84l, il
succsda az conte de Cessac / rAca-
demie franSaise. Depute aux assemblies
franchises de 1889 4 1851, IN moment
ministre des atfaires etraugeres en- lS49.
il protcsta coutre le Deux Decembre,
fat incarcere par Louis. Napoleon. puis
rendu 1 10 Iiberte don't il n'uss que
pour vivre eloigue du gouveruemeDt
imperial.
Nous ne comprepons pas comment
M. Sumner, en- ramassant les moindres
neurcttes pour grossir 500 bouquet, .
oubliS De preudro quelques pages 1
l'illustre ami de- ID democratic am6ri-
caiue. Nous reparous son oubli ct
nous citous quelques passages auzquels
les eveuements actuels communiqueut
On air passablement irooique. ....
Depuis soixante ans. le peuple qui
. f.it de Ia souverainet6 da peuple 10
source de toutc, ses lois graudit eaos
oesss en- population. en- territoire. en-
richesse ct, remaraues le bieD, IL ~
trosve avoir ete durant cetts p<riode
non.seulemeut le plus prosp3re, mails
ls plus stable dc tous les peuples de Ia
terre.
LIE pcuple, eu Auerique. est un mai
tire auquel il . fallu complsire jus
qu'aux dernieres limites du possible.
CO qui frappe le plus l'Europeen
qui pareourt les Etsts-Uois, c'est lab
.epce de ce qu'on appelIe ches nous le
gouveroement ct administration +; en-
Amerique, on volt des lois ecrites ]; on
en- spercoit l'execution journaliere !;
tout &c meut autour de vous. ct on ne
decouvre MULE part le naossar. La
main 9ai dirigs 10 machine sociale
echappe 1 chaque instant.
Et ailleurs:
C'est surtout / l'intertt particulisr
que Ia Legislation americaine en- appel.
10 !; e,est Il le grand principe qu'ou re-
"o9s >''sns cesss quaud on 6tsdie lee
lois des Eists- Unis.
Les legislators smericains De mon.
trent que pea de con6snce dams Phou.
nelste humane; uais lie supposeut ton.
jours Phomwe iateiligeut. lie - re.
posent done le plus souvent sur Finite
ret personnel pour pexecntion des lois.
L'auteur Sc fslicise De voir fouctiooner
en- Autriqoe le rou.gs du jadiciairs.
rouags immobile aujourd'hui CONNIE
cclai de- pezecutif. at i .joute:
Qu'on y prepne bien gards IN pou-
voir electif qui nest pas soumis IN
pod~:ir jsdicisirs schappe ~ on tard
1 tout contr6le, ou ct detruit. Eotre
ls pouvoir central ct les corps adminis-
traits elos. II ny aque les tribunaux
qui puissent servir d'intsrmediaire.
Eux seuls peuveut foroer ls foec.ioa.
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naire elu 4 l'obeissance. sans violer le
droit de l'electeur.
L'eztension du 2ouvoir judiciaire dams
le monde politique doit done etre cor.
relative 1 l'extension du pouvoir electif.
81 ces deux chooses ne won't point en-.
semble, rEtat 6nit par tomber en-
anarchie on en- servitude.
"A eontinser
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AGENT DoxALDsoxvlLLs
e. sUPERvIELLE, EAitsur du Drspess

jouissaient de l'estime universelle ct
etaient elus ct rtelus / d'imposantes
m.jorit9s per tons parts on nuaoces
Dc parts. LIE recorder. principalement;;- :
ct On bomme justemeot aime ct venere.
Son insbrsnlable popularite u'aura pas
Do peine 1 rGsister N soufde passsger
qui ps fais que l'ecarter. Son iutegritt
ct proverbisle ct son obligeance ine-
puisabls. Ss profonde eonuaissancs des
lois ct . psrfaits entente des affaires
lui ont permis. dams q lougus ct homo
rabls earriAre. Do eoncilier les interets,;
Dc prevenir lee prooes ct de rendrs
mile services gratuits auxquels il doit
uue place indctructible dams le cour
De - eopcitoyeus. La bruta'e destitu-
ton de % digue fooctiounairs emeut
vivsseut l'opisiou ct ooutribue 1 faire
10 vide autour des officers qui campeut
/ uotre Maison De Cour. Les tisres dc
ess dsrnisrs sout dissutablss sous plus
d'ss rapport It nns uul douts seront
diacotes sn temps Ct lien.
Nous Ds posvons nous eupecher de
dire ici, sans sutremsnt pretsndre l
diriser b popalatios. que 4 le principe
Do l'sbasstioo e'sdt pas prevail, nous
No serioos sombes sons % joug hon.
teux. uos organization quelconque
eat sgi. combastu Intrigue. smpschs
l'escalads des fooctions publiques.
VOLTA pourquoi noss avons prechs
faction il y . suslques mois. prschsnt
dams ls desert, oomme celia ne nous est
arrive que trop souvent. L'opiniou
fornsst faisceau ct tonjours boune
I quclqus chose. Pourtast Il n'ea pas
trop tard, l'antorits psut etre eclairee
ct fsirs dentnager Do notre Maison de
Cour lee iotrus qui s'y pa,auent ct ~
prelaassut. Un u6moire bieu motive
adresss "a general Mower. on al &C.
neral Hancock, expoant eu detail le
stge Dc notre psroisss par lee radicaux
ct les antectdents de certains d'eutre
eux. oe memoire. soutenu contradictoi-
rement. fer.it probsblement tomber ls
rtsultat Do d49srches furtives.
LIE general Hancock pous srrivera
sous pea Dc b eapisals. II W ~
Nord serassr b tets do reptile don't b
queue ftttills % milieu de nooa II .
snteods b voix d. psupIs. 81 - 70
nominee Dc bravours est bien gagnse.
Il uettrs IN terne 1. b nche oppres-
sion des hiblss ct des vaiBcus; ell ct
4 b hsutssr Do - reputation de pro.
bite st Dc justies. Il anesutira dss me-
ssrss distatoislss srraehtes par b
ftssds st ls msosongs. u reoouusitrs
qus lee fooctionnaires revoques ne
taisst dee obstaslss qo'i l'aviditS dee
rsdiessx, et qse les radicaux soot sux-
neoss des obstseles l b paix. l ID
eosesrds. 1 b rseesstrssGioa Do III.