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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-09
The President Yeto on The Eital.ys,

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The following Ean abstracts of Presi I
dents yetoson thu Military bill, spccisl Etele.
-graphed to the nd Y orks E'reuay Poi.
.WAsH1HaroN, S1arch 2-Tile reidibr Of
the Presidents yab Of the Reconstrucli5E bill
WAS begun in thcSIIouse at. ten minutes bSforo,
two o'clock this #crnoon. It was lisseasd Is
with respectful aHention. @
Tho message oHps very mildly, appeagas to
Congress as padSotic body, and asserting That [,
State Govcrnme,a in the South aFe yaIld And
lin operation.
:, The President 1en proceeds TO deRunce
the bill us coeroise without precedepA seon,
,trary to5 the Coa|itution and to hu4sai.y, .
undodcspotic Hesrgues at length asaiattho
military part of. thsbill, declaring that saescc
tions which impose Military goyernmcntsEnpo
the St,tes lately ins rebellion would estblsh
an absolute despotism, reducing the wholerop-
ulation of the soulh to abject ard degSaed
slavery. a
He goes on to coppparc tho condition ofsthe
Southern States, pnder such law sas his.
with that Of Hungary, Poland, and 1rclnd,
and of the count sics under the rule ofthe
French Directory; and further declares HAT
there is no power Under the Constitution q HE
United States todtopt ore execute such measure
us this ,-ssi ~ 3s,
The bill, he sayA reduces the southsrn
people to condition of vassalage, yet itshas
been passed in time Of peace, when al!fhe
laws Of the United arc enforced and obessd.
There is no REORGANIZATION, domesticS m
surrection, therefore there can be no maftAl
law sGg
He then quotes the decision of the United
States Supreme Court i'll the M ulligan case, apN
the minority rcporto Of Chief. Justice Ghaseiz
the same case. ~ y t
The United States, hesays, must guaranty I'd
all theStates a Republican fornlof government,
but this bill abolishes every vestigc of such 4
government. ID
The President uttcrs remonstrance against
Africanizing the southern part of our territory,
and contends that the purpose and object Of
this bill is to change the entire structure and
character of the State Governments. The ne,
grocs he says, have not asked for the privilege
ot'yotirs, and do not know what it means; and
he adds that according to this bill the constitu
tional amendment has notyct abolished slavery
He then recommends the immediate adnnis
sion of loyal representatives, from Southcri
States to seats in Congress. -
At present, he says, the Southern States arc
denied the right Of representation; and who,
the next Congress, ,mcets, sixteen States will bi
without voice. This he argues. should Undue,
Congress to pause in a course of Legislation
which, looking solemnly to the attainment .
political ends, t.ls to consider the rightsi
J; assss tsss
tipns it inpcrils. "ss ss
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An Ordinance.

DE 1T ORDAIND, BY THE lNTENDANT ASD
- "aricns of the Town of Orangcburg in Coui-
Gil Assembled
That hereafter any Transient Person or tincrant
Salesman offering or exposing for sale, any goods
wares and mcrchandi. by himself or agents. will
in the Corporate Limits of the said Town ut Public
Auction. shall be subject to tax OF three nor cc,t
upon al Sales made to be used for the bencft of
the Town Of Ornngtburg aforesaid.
Ratified this 5tlfdny of March. in the Year Of our
Lord one thonsand eight hundred and s,,v.
seven. anil in the 0lst year of the SON Scr,irnivl
AMI Independence nf the United xSsats ~.
America. ~ JAMES r. sIx58AS ~, ~ lSs
'oiS a. .lF,NnroN, Clerk. S3f
nar9 KY 5SI s53$s5S!g
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-09

breozos Of popular favor, the lmo King
Cotton is isenthroned in the hearts q Bur people,
eager and blind devotion" ,io'. soaa aa
purpose is this court paid to TN b2co-groat
staple of our State? In the days old, tho
cultivation of cotton with slave labh was an
exceedingly lucrative business to oJE planters,
and then it was with reason that HE whole
people turned their eyes towards tlasys rticle of
production us Of the most vital intAest to the
prosperity Of our State. But now, II demands
the serious consideration Of the Wrricultural
community whether it is not muchs ore impor-
tant to raise the cereals in profusi& than to
raise cotton, and then after turniIE it into
money, aud paying commissions an ~ pcnses
on it, to be compelled to take that s{icy and
buy corn from abroad, and pay frciS and ex-
pcnses OIL that also.
How much better to raise thc corekt home,
and in such abundance. as to alwT Seyc some
to spare, which can at any time bs Ronvcrtcd
into ready cash. We earnestly cabs M ten
tion of our readers to this subject; klct them
make the calculation for themselves Ind they
will come to the same conclusion as Nc have
done, that CoTToN, though formcrf SKINo, is
now bercit of his royal power, and VI no Ion
ger SUSTAIN his subjects in their allegiance,
while CoRN is rising into position okimpcrial
power. AL hail, then to the cropsfo Of golden
corn! Put the seed in the soil, pray7to kind
Heaven for prosperous seasons, and the yellow
harvest will bring smiling plenty the land.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1867.
The Military Bill.

AS usual, the ovcrturcs of misguided South
crn mcn for compromise with the Radical
party have had the effect of all previous conccs-
sions on the part of the South. The hands of
the fanatical and unprincipcd majority in Con-
grcss, have been strengthened, and the result
is the Bill which has just been passed over the
Presidential vcto. This measure virtually re-
/duccs the Southern States to the position of
conquered provinces, and subjects us to all the
rigors of martial law. The Brigadcr-G G Gcncral
who assumes command of the States Of North
and South Carolina, is by that law authorized
to dispense with courts Of justice, and establish
MILITARY Commissions and Provost Courts in
their stead He has in Ills hands the lifc'
liberty and property of every citizen, dcnizcn
or resident within the limits of his military
district lie is clothed with all the powers of
Ia dcspot; and no Eastern Satrap ever exercised
moro absolute sway, than is accorded to the
commander of Federal Brigade.
Under this state Of affairs, what is our dcs-
tiny? We cannot read the future, but,
'.Coming events cast their shadows BEFORE
Eand we may prepare ourselves n-cxnect- tho
worst. The faction in Congress, powerful in
their numbers, are prepared to override al
Constitutional bounds, and to sacrifice all the
interests of the Nation, and the Union itself
upon the altar of party. IF the Military sys-
tenn works to their satisfaction; ifthcy find in
these governors OF their creation ready and
willing tools tor their ncfarious designs, VIC
may expect confscation and impeachment of
the President to follow in the train of these
c vents. With such convenient courts Of judi
cat urc to decide in their favor, as Military
Commissions like those Which murdered Nun
ford IN New Orleans, and Mrs Surratt in
WashRgton under the forms of martial law
they can accomplish all their fell designs
Upon IL conquered people, powcrless to resist
any spoliatioH, deprived of ull privileges except
that of being taxed for the support Of their
conqucrors, the concentrated hatred Of North
ern Radicals towards tho South can now be let
loose with impunity, and dcsolation anddestruc-
tion ride rampant over orr devoted land
And to avert these evils, what can We do!
Absolutely nothing. We can only submit with
the heroic fortitudc of despair. 10 this cx-
trcmity have the results Of uns rcccsstul war
reduced brave and noble people. But one
thing all the machinery of tyranny cannot ac-
complish. 1t cannot compel us to lick the
hands that smitc us to lend any cooperation
ito tho achievement Of our degradation. 1t
cannot make us give our consent to the invcsi-
ture Of freedmen wththc rights of suffrage. We
have dipped the proud cscutchcon of Carolina
in the crimson of battle, and though conquered,
it is untarnishcd with any bascr hue; we will
not dcfle its bright colors with the sable bar
sinister of an inferior race No rather let its
whole face be blotted out, and write upon it us
the motto of our dcsolaton-VAE VIcTIs
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Monday, April 20, at Cedar Grove.
Tuesday, 30 Rowc's Pump.
Wed'y Thursday, May 4 2 Branchville
will also attend at Orangcburg daily during the !;
weeek ending May II, when the General Tax Books
will be closed, and those failing mako returns will
bc Double Taxed .4b
The following is list of Taxable Property, Re-
turns, &C.: Lands, Lots and Buildings Articles
manufactured in this State, return to be made by
manufacturer Spiritnous Liquors made and sold.
l'uggics, Carriages Gold and Silver Plate Watches
Jcwclry and Pinnos, Professions, Employments &c.
including Newspapers, Insurance, Express and Tele.
graph Companies, Photographers, Incomes from
Salaries Rents Interests &C., Saw, Flour and Grist
Mills Hotels, Restaurants, butchers, Billiard Table,
and Bar Rooms, Ferries, Public Hacks, Drays, and
l'nggage Wagons, Dogs, except for each Plan
taton or Inhabited Lot in Town or Villagc, u Capt.
taon Tax on all Males between the ages of twenty
one and fifty, and all Sales of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise made from the lst day Of january
1850, TO 1st day of January 1867 and from LIST day
of January, 1867, to lst day Of January. 1868
Returns of Spirituous Liquors and of Goods
Wares and Merchandise sold since lst January
1867. will he made for the Quarter ending with
March. and paid at the expiration of each Quarter.
Tie final Returns Of the Quarterly Tax viii bo
taken during Court Week Mt Ornngcburg, and tho
Books will be closed on the Goth of April
Every Employer will make Returns of the names
Of all Persons that arc employed by him.
All Returns of Property will be made in pcrson
and under Oath, and paid in the District whore thu
Property is located ana returns will he received
by mail, or otherwise, unless to according to
law.
Taxes will he paid only in Gold and Silver coin
United States Treasury Notes. or notes declared in
hc a legal tender by the Government of the United
States. or notes Of National Banks. or tho bills re-.
ccivnblc of this State. pay certificates of Jurors
and ConstableS for attendance on The Courts
Ma5' Residents of the Town of Ornnceb,rp ,r.
requested to make their Quarterly and General Rcs
turns on Wednesday and Thursday of Court wrd;.
L. w. FAlREY,
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TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF ORANGE
PARRISH. "

7 WILL ATTEND ON TIE FOLLOWING DAYS. !
Il Mt the following places to Assess and Receive Ic.
turns of Taxable property, and MI other returns in
Guiding ca ntntinu MS rcnuircd hv Inv. ~
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AGENcE A LA NoUvELLEoRIEANs
e. C. WHARTON T. Gle, 80 rue Commune.

kilometres! LIE capital nominal de
ladite Compaguie est de 400, 900 Ii.
vres sterling. LIE quart. au plus. est
verse. Les benefjces aonuels depassent
SIX MILLIONS de francs. Quels holocaus.
tes aussi Quelles hecatombes Quels
massacres dos betes 1 fourrure Mas
sacres? ? LIE mot nest pas dur asses.
II le fallait plus cruel. Aussi les en-
ployes de cette association, patronn6e
par le gouvernement britannique. les
trappeurs, coureurs de bois, chssseurs.
nomment-ils carnage toute destruction
dun troupeau de bufies. Un troupeau
Non point. Mais un monde. On en-
george douse A quinze cents dams une
matinee on dams une apres.midi. Et le
bufhe-bison, ii vous aimee mieux, -
fait CONNIE le reste !: il fuit; ou plut6t
IL est refoule, decline, annihiie. Apras
avoir broute par millions les gras pa.
turages qui bordent Ia cote americaine
de rAtlantique, il 50 refugie, l'infor-
tune, en- petits groupes epars, inquiets,
incertains, vers les Montagnes Rocheu.
ses Of le httoral du Psci6que. 81 quel.
que societ6 protectrioe des snimaux
ny net ordre, an defaut du sens com.
mum ct du devoir, il est 4 craindre que
dams trente on quarante ans, 10 bison
ne soft, CONNIE tant d'autres, passS /
Petat de race 6teinte. Pour rappeler
CO quill fut / nos petits.dls, il faudra
IN Cuvier. Mais qui donc osers bra
yer ID cupidite de Ia Compagnie de- b
baie d'Hudson ! Qui done ne redoute.
rait pas do ooudoyer cctte omnipoteute
corporation 81 energiquement caracts.
riste par ls sobriquet de Ms-a~si-
poke yoxr -xose- into-other-peo-
pks-bxsi~ess-Soeisty (ls sociSt6 de
ne fourre pas ton nes dams les affaircs
d'autsui)!
s H..EMILE cHEvALlEK.
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ct bavsrde. -. st,st-sst s.,.s, - spa ssratof 60
Cette demeure Stait soutenue par quars coonnsttss
autour desqueles lee ssrons aux largss
coroes supporant On toit Do vsrdure fat Do jasnns
ct de clematites entrelaels Il ny await pour ridesux
que le: fsuilss ct lee asura pour visrags qss lee
perles de ID ros6e. 49, a. ....a'D . .aaq.fa
II Gtat aisl de voir que cetts habtation avait 81
peiute ct dtcorSe par le pus grand artistic de uni
vers, nm peintre cans concurrent CONNIE sans 6gal
ls Solel
Cest u que Grand. .Psou sbsita framour quo lui
portsit Lbellule Pour lui. son amour.propre stait
plus 6atA que son cDur epris; oette psuvre petite
qui donnait lui senbait fond unemSdiocre bonns
fortdne 81 CO nest quill sentait, sans sen rendre
compts. s'exhaler comms IN bsume d'amour pudique
ct do volupN naive.
Fl. !" MOI q linnoosntsl psnssitil Oil si IL saute-
rsIls h ssvaiti" r4sa,l 81 sarem .a5rEisst siatg
q Et - trouyait malsdroit poar 10 rout "Rsqusr
Do pesdss les avsurs lecsatves do 10 maitssese do
caprioorns.. st pourqsoif - disaitiL - Pour une
paysaune qa m'aima Estce que par hssard je serais
mon tonr empoigns per ID vsrto, emu par l'inDo.
cence, sveugk per m vtritabls amour L.. A vrai
dire, Lbellue maine posr moi celia Aatte laissons-
nous datter. 81 done pnnooencs est 10 pimsnt de- 10
volupts. godtonsen pendant quinse jours ct que GO
soft 6ni." .aaav 81 sraar .osag.s.s -
oainzs jours, c'ttsit 10 tsrme gull await impose
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SThe LeaSsse. Contents for Sc,

~The League. Contents for Sept
ember, Economy of IAbor.-Raw
and Manufactured Materials. Anglo
Rebel Pirates.-Sophisms Of the Protect.
i've System. chapter II. Obstacle, Cause.
From the French of Frederic Bastiat.---
Protection and Capital.-The Wisconsin
Free-Traders.-Who asks for Protection ?
is the Game worth the Candle Can
ada and the United State- Massachusetts
and Protection.-Our Navigation Laws.
"A Scrap Of History.-Our unpaternal
Government A hard Case.-Epitome Of
the Free. Trade Press.
Terms, 81 per annum. Address
The LEAGUE, 2O5, Broadway, New York
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fourrurss augmentent journ element
de valssr, que leur luxe devient, jour.
nelleusnt sussi, plus recherche. ct que,
consequence nstarslle, Il fraude tend
do plus en- plus / Sexercer sur ces RI.
visssnts produits du regue animal.
Songes done! le castor sen VI Ii
martre egalement! ct le rat musque I
ct le visou ct ls carcajou ct 10 lou.
ire ct les cygues! ct les bisons 4! Saint
Denis Montjoye, Jsllsis omettre l'im.
periale hermine! Ne disparait-elle
point, ellie, 1 son tour I 81 abondante.
jadis. en- potre France ct prircipalc-
ment % notre Bretagns qui lui await
donne place premiere sur son blasor,
Z peine ~ aperceves.vous maintensnt.
De vrai, on lui Ct une rude guerre,
sbouinable. Al XIVe siecle, nous
content les chroniqueurs, on employait
pour IN grand manteau 800 martres,
dos on cote; 600 petit-gris pour robe
de ceremonie 200 ventres de menu
vair. pour uns robe 1 relsver de mutt !;
2.7OO dos de menu vair, pour ID cloche;
jusqua 900 ventres pour surcot clos,
le surcot ouvert, le chaperon 900 ven
tres, 80 veutres, 900 veutres... Que
de victimes. pour IN habillemeut | II
est vrai que msssieurs les pelletiers
formaient alors h quatrieme corpora.
tion des marchaods de Paris /; Il est
vrai aussi que, trois cents ans plus tard,
lie staient monies "a premier rang ct
qu'ils csderent ensuits leuf droit de
primogeniture I ID drapsris. Mais celia
justi6e-til de- differentiation des ami.
msux 1 fourrures pratiques 1 cette
epoqus, dans lErrope occidentale,
CONNIE nalheursusement Do nos jours,
On Aneriqus! Se souvisnt-on que
nous posedions h castor, 90 bean mi.
liea De Il France I Pres de- Paris, IN
temps de Gear, il b&tissait ses inge-
nieusss dsmeureA N'est-ce pas de lui
cue u petite riviere Do Bievrs prit
son nom? B;srrs l'sppslait-on su sis.
ole dernier encore, q Bsapey l'appel.
lent toujours lee Asglais, o. maitre
chsrpeptier. .mseon. Castor n'a Stk que
le bapttss inaige a pobls qsadrupide
par une erreur brutale. En6n le voici
rars. Il s'sst retire. lois, bieu loin, b
pauvre castor. Dttruit / peu pres en-
Europe, Stroeemeot poerehsssS en
AmGrique. - post6sitS sers eteinte
daas IN &ge pea eloigDe aasurement.
C'est par milliers quill eabanait n
guers asx environs d Montreal st de
Quebec. Preseutement, od ct I 4
oioq oa six cents Kilometres. e PEI
ne-Srys,- . timids, smaigri. produiant
svarioisGRl RlAsnt. .-Jallais dire brshai-
gns on castor, aastrst, du nom que b
sottiss lui , impose. ..zaz ssh
Sous les yeax. yai trois shifres for
midables, sffrsyapts. En- 1898, le Ca.
NADIA fournit au monde 100. 900 peaux
Dc castor; On 1885,. o. nombre Stait
toubt ! 1.074; fahnSs dsrnilre
(l866), lee Yetours n'aoeusaient que
700! Le nom des bourrsaux ! Ils Il.
gusnt eollsetivsmsnt La trAslo~era.
M Cespagsis d. Ia bais d Hndsos !!
Qu'sst-es que b tresbonorsbls CON-
psgnis d, Il baie d'Hudson I All !je
YOU, l;,appreodrai bieot6t. Quil vous
sufhSs d nvoir, 1 esttS hsure, que b
Coopsgnis Dc b bais d'Hudson ct IN.
glaise; qa'elle s;6ge 1 Loodrss ct
sxescs IN empire absolu. dams un eoix
Do PAmerique. embrassans $500, 900
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H..HMILE cHEvALlEK.

UNous rappeions 1 nos lecteurs qua n
steamer Wallssa, capitaine Dinvaut, est
ID disposition du public pour y transport
du fret OF pour les transactions oom0er.
ciales les plus svantageuses. Ponctualit4,
obligeance, CO sont IA lee mdndres qualities
Dc NM. Dinvsut & Terrade, deux r6sidenta
de Tongue date de 6tJean- -Baptists, ct qui
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roi Josias. L L'histoire sainte fait men.
ton dun grand Dombre De faux pro.
pbetes; ils pouvaient quslquefois dire
b vtrit<. mais ils etaient inspires par
Bsal Ct non par le vrai Disu."
Les pratiques du cutie divisatoire
urv6curent l rsvenemeut du christia.
niswe ct se vulgariserent pendant le
moyen-age ct au temps Dc h Renais.
sancs. ~ point que chsqus village pos
seds son oracle. Alors, les bohluiens,
lee hermites, les astrolosusa, lss devins.
les Jean de Murs. les Corneills Agrip.
p, lee Postsl, les Nostadamus, ecri.
virent leurs oesss,iss ct enrichirent d
science occulte d'innombrables traitks
sur l'ass,o~ase;e, "a brizo~a~c;e on ls
propostic par les soosss. Ia earsossaness.
Fhorosoepie, Ia ~<eyo~a~as, IA Pyro.
~anee on ID prediction par le fen, h
tktolepsis, etc. A ees illustrss illumi-
mes succsdereut les Casliostro, les
Saint-G German st sutres. , eompris
Mathisu Lopsbsrg avee son immortel
Alssssek d Liles. etc., tous gems
d'ssprit 4 d resources, qui avaient
vivs ssx dtpsas Do monde qs'ils anu
aisot. 2
Msis - prtaubule dams le domaine
prophttiqus do visux continent suit
ct nous pouvons abordsr eslui da nos-
veau. Nous sjouterons. 1 lsur place
chropoIoSique, quelques voix aux voiz
que reveille N. Sumner. ...'
.. I. Strsbsn.
Strsbos.. otlsbrs geogFspks grse.
d'Auaseo eo Cappadoss, pt vers Ian
50 ~. C.. ct mort dams les dsrniS-
res annsss 4 Tibers. 4 Rome oa Il
svsit loogtemps vtca, terivit eette
phrase sotts par Humbolds
II peut y avoir dams b meme zone
teup6ree deux terres habitkss on nm
plus grand nombrs /; spkcialsment tout
pr1s & h parallale d Thise on Atha.
- psoIose6s dams l'oeeas Atksiqss.
=. r. Ssss(us.
sdsaqes (Lssias Anseus). dit ls
philosophs % ls tragiqus, ~ I Cor
dose Ian 3 d J..C. = nost Ian 65 90
Sesvraae - vsisss par l'erdre Do
N1sss. his prooosssr % ebesr d .
M11Is - husus vsss qss Chriaophs
Colonb transssivit pluisszs iois Dc .
nsis 4 ea'os trosve dass trois auto.
gapass prSeisazd d. grand psvisatsur ::
- ssvrs sur - prophttiss. sas lsttrs
sdsssSs I ! ssiss Iabslls 4 - D.
ssrvasioss - - tslipsss = luss I
Hai6 = ! = JssaIqss. Voisi -
ysfs q 0lebqos: 81, - =. s
Hlsieae ssaiD Aoesls Se,ie
QodDse 0es1sss SSarale SWU0
-, = tagsss Is1s0 AdDes,
Me- - a1yis uabias zAsak.
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EDGAR POST.OFTICE
Saint-Jean-Baptiste


Les prophecies. ses titres divins ~
nom desquels IN peuple on uns rac<
s'smpars Do l'avsnir. GU qui Zen de-
possedent. uanquaieut jusqu'a C jou'
1 lAmerique. Ligoorsnos knmaine
ct risolement social, conditions peces
saires de lcur production, hiars rsla'
tivement defaut, ID raison remplaeaii
Imagination dams l'tdi6catiou De.
theories ct conjccturss don't lee 9vtne'
ments futurs soUs tocjours l'objst
Pourtant On pisux tosrists De- region
du passe, qui n'sst sutrs que l'Hoo.
Charles Sumner. senatsur de l'Etat du
Massachusetts,. . cru devoir rtunir en-
corps sous le titre do Noir prc2kteiqxe'
sur rAmkriqss. To- divers prooostics
fats sur ID dsstines De % continent,
par les postss. philosOphss. hiaeeisns1
homnss d'Etat. dspuis 6trabss jssqu'a
nos jours, 1t noss rsproduissas ID
quslques-uns d o. surisaz deesneats.
La eoutsmphtios de- eLAtssax akrisna
ooostruits par lss fSss da beresas smS.
ricain nous derobers IN moment Il
spectacle aMiseaut dss missres It des
ruiues du present ..u.
La science cabalistique Do b divina.
ton . exploite de tout temps b crtdu-
lite des hommes. st b tcodases glus-
rale des esprits 1 deusodsr ! l'iocounu
aue consolation os uue esplsaoee. .
besucoup servi. partout ct 1 tootes les
epoques. avsnt notre ere. lee interets
des castes sacerdosales q sristoorati.
ques en- procu,nt aux propbatss ehal.
deems 9. juifs. aux pythouisses gecqsss
ct aux sugures romans. ls moyeo de
mainteuir le peupls dams up psrf.it
e'at de soumision q d respect visa.
vis des inaitstioas q de- psrsosnsges
que prottsesit Fart De b divisstioo.
lies prophecies jsivss. u Dssil-
lot, roulaient h plus sssvsst - -
evenemeuts politiquss. sar l'svenir d
ID JrdSs ct de- EasAs voiisA ~ h
Messie ct sur . venue. o. distisgss
les prophecies juih en dssx sAsss.
oeux qui ont hiss6 d Sssits = sssz
qui men ont pss lsiss6. L. psssisn
- diviseut en- srasds II pstits prophA-
tes; lee gr,nds sost Isals. Jtrtsis
(suqssl On joint Barsss, - lissiplsl
Daniel, Esechisl. Lss pssiAs ssst Osts.
Josl. Amos Adds. MisaSs, Josa.
Nahum. Habssss. Ssphs.iaa AsgSs,
zschais. MalhShis. = ~ liAsspk
On oompss assii dsss pssphlasasa
Dtbon. sutssr d sssiqss q porss
sou nom, et Holda, sssAsspes.iss d