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i.iYa Nature Lift

PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH OF NATURE. THEY
rio will, their health und their constitutions and then
arc surprised that they fan Bck.
Tho pressure Of cosront Inpntnl bodily abor upon
tho animal powers ia tremendous. Very few sysicms
aud constitutions can bear up against tins pressure uu.
assisted. Add to this the unhealthy influences which
iurk unseen i'll tho air breathe. Tho water wo rink.
the asstndc procod at this by tho change from
tho rigor OF Winter to the warmth OF Spring. aud would
seem to require almost snpcrhuman Yeor keep in per
cct health without reinforcing tho physical energies
But how rcnio<os thum7 Certainly with adultcra-
tod snulanh There ia no poison In the outer MR. or
In the atmosphere Of furnncc-hcatcd roums work.
shops, or factories pcrnicous those deadly
fluids.
Why use hcsn. wlNn
HosTETrEHs STOMACH DTTTERs
vegetabi, tonic without alloy. everywhere obtain.
nbo3 SothtII1 has ever be Tered TO the feeble and
debtatcdso harmless In i've aturc, powerful in i'll
inyigoratng sGcsss, as this celebrated
SFON1ACHIC AND ALTERNATIVE
In tho army md tho navy, In settlements. and In
crowded cities, by old and young. rich and poor. is
used nsn -l.
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with most gratifying results o April ~
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OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF pOI.rcE,-
cHARIbsToN. 3. c.. April II, 1867.
'IWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
L Tor tho benefit ofail whom Il may concern. :,
my CUUNCIU.
ID. SI6WALD,

L I
c. D. sIdwAI.p, ~ +
~ }, Captain Of Police.
january next every person kccping shop or sore or
engaged In mercantile business In tito City Of Chnres
place. lis or hor BUSINESS u san M sSS or
conspicuous Sign Board Plate containing his or hsr
hcgivcn surnnmo or each member OF tho ir
and every person offending, making dofault horn
or ds Rsnsy sSSn
thereto further Of fifty dollars for cnch and ovury
shall re aa not eo@ped W ora p n SUaegs1
That nothing ho's1 contained shall apply to tho special
Ratified December 2, 1881.
Ratae. from Ordinance Ratified Horems.r 2oa, 1905
sEo s. No cloth awning shall bo put up such man
sSa seG ds m TO foot and no
under penalty q twenty Dollars for each and e7ery
day Who any such awning Sign board, Iod or form
ca otherT,se than as herein directed, san SO rcnAin
SEQ. o. No person or persons whosocver shall for tho
purpose OF exposing any goods. commodities or other
articles ior sas place. or caused 70 be placed such
table, bench board boz or other appendage IN
any street lano, alley public thorougiaro or any
Twenty Dollars for each aud every offence ana for
each and every night or day, as tho may be- on
ever That venduc Masters shall permitted to oipoSe
before their stores such goods and commodities rs they
the front OF thoir respective vennue stores and to o
distance Of six feet boyond the sano. = -. -,
" kto Pct1on or PersOnS WuoSOeSer, Bnan nuner
any nre wood Goals. goods. wares, merchandise car-
ringes OF any description any other matter or thing
to him. her, or them belonging consigned to Lay or
stand for longer space than four hours la any street.
lane, alley, or public thoroughfnro within the civ IN.
der penalty OF Two Dollors with costs for oycry hour
TINT such article thing aha lay or stand bo-
yond the above mentioned time excepting materials for
building In regard to which tho following regulations
shall bo observed, nAmely When any person persons
shan erect or repair any house other bnildinR,.
upon any street. lane. alloy. or open court,
within the city, he. She or they ahAn mako
application for the use of so much Of tho 6trcet
or public way shall not ercecd tho front Of thG
lot on which such building is TO p erected nor eIend
moro than siI feet into the street, which srco euch po
son or persons Bhall forthwith enclose with aucacnt
fence Six feet high i order To deposit Within the
same tho requisite mnternis for building and reparin1
and such fence together with the remaining material ho
she or thcy shn remove his the work be nshcI
feng Two Dollars for every hour that such fence OF sch
materials shal afterward remain uurenoved; and on
pain, ALSO of having tho removed at hs her or
ih..- S,F,---, ~ 49, oAt- --tiarira 80
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, pa-
per, &C.; or, MnLKns' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
IL you want Books bound in any style, or Account
BoolIs made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram HARMS, No. SO Broad street.
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LOCAL. ;:tMATTERS
To Correspondents,

wc are continually receiving COMMUNICATIONS on
political and othor matters from persons who do
not atnch tLcir prcScr names to the articles sent,
mil We take this occasion or repeating that nothing
Ca be published in TuE DAILY News without
being indorsed by somo responsible individual
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AUCTION SALES,

DY II. NJ. MARSHALL. & BRO,
brokers nnl Auctfonccrs, No. 80 broad ST.,
TIL; DAY. nj IL O'Clock, will DO cold,
900 yarIs Et.tiTI>iI MELTON Tin sults Of ynrls)
= feet Of Lead Pipo $3.50 lbs Mcightl April2t
nY Il. NJ. sIAltSIIhLI. Is bro,
Brokers and hu~tfonccrs. No. 30 Dront-st.,
THIS DAY, nt iU.s O'Clock. will bo sold,
PONY. Mules. Horse, ltockaway
An assortment Of furlliurc, Mattresses, Crockery,
Cooking Stove. &c. April 2i
AUCTION Sales 10 close COpartncah,p-DYy Goods,
Boots and StOes Cfothn9, Fancy Goods, &c.
MCKAY x CAMPBELL,
CnBh Auction House, No. 60 IInscl street,
viii sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock,
- cascs A. LOSQCIoTH, LAWNS, Muslins
Pant SiuGs, Linens, Drills, casslmcrp, &c.
ALSO,
SHIRTS. CLOTHING, HooTs and SHOES.
ALSO,
= cases Trimmed IAlies' aud Mons HATS.
FANCY GOODS. CUTLERY. NOTIONS. &c.
Conditions cash. April 2t
BhNSE1"F SCIIUU.
hucttOnccr aud toinniissfon Merchant, nt
No. 10 King street, below Brond street,
Offers hs services for tho 6aln Of MERCHANDISE NJ
day and night at his store nlso for tho sae OF Sora
Bonds. Heal Estate. Vessels, Horses und Produce .cs
Terms moderate AMI guarantees satisfaction
April - 1mo
1utcons for Horses, Vchicics and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at n quarter past
10 o'clock, originally established by tho subscrbcrs
cd TO nj low charges.
SMITH McGILLIYRAY.
auctioneerr, No. q Broad street,
April IL 3mu south Sdo State.
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CALVARY CnURcH.---By mistake VIC left out tho
,ame OF SAMUEL WALREh, who was elected u vcstry-
man Of this church mt tho Easter election.
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AID FOR SouTu CARoLINA.-1'ho schooner Fa'l-
mic Il. Bailey cleared from Baltimore Oh tho 22d
for Charleston, with cargo OF 10000 bushels OF
corn and 90, 900 pounds Of bacon.
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SALE OF KALMIA MILTs.-KAlnlia Mills were sold
yesterday morning by Mcssrs. WAnDLAw & CAREw,
subject TO mortgage for s2l0,OO0 which was
s20,oO0 moro than tho mortgage called for. Tho
property wns purchased By Dir. II. CoGswELL and
others, and the Mills will bo worked by now COM
pany.
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BusNEss No11cE.-We refer to JoHs Co,rMSs
No. lS7 Meeting street, upstairs, noarly opposite
Hayno street, whore no ofers United statos Govern
ment Harness and Saddles, little usod, at one
quarter their original cost. ws4 april II
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W
of examining Parchment Scroll Of tho Hope Fire
Company, which has just emerged from the hands
odMr. CuAs. HICKEY, and il now on exhibition at
his storp in tho bond OF King atroet Tho print
ing ts on Vellun and bears the names OF the first
founders OF tho Hopo Company SAMUEL d. CAM.
ERof, JOSEPH A. 1noURoN, WILLIAM L. DuyAL,
NuhA ]. BLoaE, JoHa J. BoYDEN, PETEn @. Nous,
sEAU, CHRIsroPHER @. TnuArBo, HENRY NJ Noanfs,
a3AnEs W. LAsiorTE, DAVID IT. DEvEiux Tho 1guro
3of Hope leaning the anchor occupies tho centro
OF the piece whilo over it ON eilhor aide arc tho
Shields, ono bearing tho date of tho organization
OF tho company, October 10, 1872 and tho other ita
incorporation in Docembor 10, 1918. Tho motto
OF tho company, me cede mails" and their name
complete tho picture; but The attention is soon
Il drawn 70 the frame where tho gliding Of master
nana Is recognized. Tho top Of the franc has
hne representation Of a hand engine, while
tho lowor part bears the hoso r6ol, nnd IN
tho corners nre fremens hats qnd crossed aros the
whole being beautifully gilt rliis Parchment ia
ono OF tho most cherished archives OF the Hore
Company, and thoy had determined that, In prcsorv.
ing 1t, they would also mako it ornamental. A
glance ut MIR. HfckEY's window will al orIcn tesii
tJ that thor ass5n1rs has beon succassful and
thoy ara now In tho possession Of an ornament to
their hall that would rejoice any firon,an,s heart
Tho Scroll was lately presented TO tho Homo Com.
pany by MIR. JOSEPH A. THoURoN ono Of tho found
ers, in whose possession It had been for number
OF years and was saved among somo old papers,. =
r. 'an'siii ,-o---.-5lG'. e-f. ~. 80 s.. '!s
sT. Marks CHURon FAIR. ST, Marks Church,
corner OF Chapel and Elizabeth sheets, was origi-
naliy bnilt for tho congregation now worshipping
~ 81. Lnkes, but upon tho completion Of thoir
chureh edihce corner Of Charlotte Sud Elizabeth
ntroets, tho formor building was transformed 10 a
nos,y formed congregation Of colorcd people, who
elected Rev. Mr.. ssAnnoox ns thor Rector. Tboro
- also 2 select school connected with tho parish
FUNDS Deing wantod for church and achooi. moi NJ
Dnnsual contingency nov days ia ibis rort =,
tho world, tho Sowing circlo. composed OF mem.
bors Of the congregation; struck upon tho ba INV
1doa OF finstituting Fair. They worked industri.
ously for many weeks, and procured Horlon,s
building in Meeting street. cast sido, botwaon
Pinc'snoy api Haael. street,, for Tho purpose. and
opened stheirl Bazaar, on Monday evening. We
Visited tho soene that night, but owing to press
Ps matter our notice could not be printed in yes.
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TAyEas:KE,ePEI.isl,ixioiTIeE., q q i!
anlo1T,luEi

~ sss;oo nj of "n sornabee o Rssn
pos ior q ppbushe for the infarmatiep
ssas sfHs
notified 70 report at This ONCE. y 3
p S. es g "a sys ssSn, hsSdsd Dss %
III. y IS IA w II eAlITl,t
liareh sfi& & IS ;s Clerk u CouaefI y Y.
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Public MEETING IN PICkENs.-On Monday, tile
18th inst, large meeting was held at Pickons c.
H., Colonel Il. A. THOMPSON, editor Of tho Feorco
Courier, i'll tho Chair. Tho object Of tho meeting
was the consideration Of tho condition Of tho coun-
try. we may perhaps revert " tho subject again
Rt O future day.
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w DOL TOM
AMMONIATED BONE PHOSPHATE or LIME,

BALTIMORE April II, 1867.
RESULT
or Analysis Of Wn0LSTOE's BONE PHOSPHATE
manufactured by ". WHTTELOCK CO.,
from sample drawn by myself
at their Warehouse:
Moisture tdeL at1O per cent? 1 IsO
orgumc combuStiblo matter. ........... 90 TOO
Capable 81 producing Ammonia. .3.2i2
Inorganic earthly matter 100
Continuing OF Phosphoric Acid. .o7.siO
Containing Of Limo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Containing Mngnesiu, u,Gr.....,...,.,..232nO
NOT tho Phosphoric Acid 1023 per cent Ia nolubc In
water and represents 223s Of soluablo Bono Phosphate
OF Lime; tho WHOLE amounting to 27.8ln per cent Ia
equal to eo7i2 por cent OF Bono Phosphate Of Limc.
q. A. LIEBIa.
This Phosphate is prepared by ourselves with Tho
greatest caro- strictly uniform In quality nothing
enters INTO Its manufacture which ia not a valuable
manure
Tho very attering accounts arc daily receiving of
tho result OF in application last season. It's exceed
Ing richness by the nbovo nnaiysis justify
Recommending IL In the very highest tcrmB.
AL wc ask is trial OF Il by tho sde Of Peruvian
auAno. OF any other manure which cnli be produced.
.-- ". WHfTELOCK l. CO.,
No. a South street, Baltimore.
TOT Sais ny I. j. KERR CO.
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ENGINE.
SODA WAITER

TUE gNDERsTaNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS.
PEMSE this agreeable and healthiu beverage at
tween King and Meeting sreets No 1857 KING 81 Rect
MARHET, northwest corner, - = ,'.- -
=, DIqggst9 and others whaling to bo snpylicd with
EonnAins or syrupa, and dealora desling Fountains
torma. - .,ssiy r,l ItJ Il, ,fF. = H-.S,s-S
steamer Hotels. Restaurants aud private families
tues 70 suit purrhasers ~ % ,Tis''r" -, fi- .
we arc agents for the sale Of A j. Morse sona Justly
Saeorsted SOFA water Apparatus, consisting OF GencE-
tors FouptainA Marbl6 Draugit snnds Silver Plated
pFaught stands Tumbler Holders, and ali
~ Ihe mnnqhoturers prices with freight added. ~. !,
IN aodn Water throughout tho HtaoE desifig
an upparntur viii do we'll to examino tho me rts OF
h1rses hpparatns. before purchn elsewhere! ~. 3
catalogue and price lIzf any address
While apprecAting tie very liberal patronage extended
us during tho past season. shn strive to mGdt ia
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ST. PArnlcK's BENEVOLENT SooiErr's DALL.-In
consequence Of tho pressure Of othor matter no
wcro forced to omit tho notice OF this ball,
although, it wns already in typo. Tho Hib,rnian
Hall waB put to Legitimate usc on Mond.y night.
and tho votarics Of tho may dance woro soon
engaged in that exhiliarating amusement. Fow
porso. can enjoy themselves with moro zcst than
our adopted citizens, and the natives Of tho Groon
Iso renowned for thoir fondncss for amusc-
ncni. Tho festivities ut tho Hibcrnnn Hall wero
prolonged TO o lato hour, and when tho last
stragglcrs wcro departing it was unanimously re-
polvcd that Easter Monday could DO spent in no
better way than by dancing il out.
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IT has become proyorbial that those Iaboring un-
der bronchial Affections nre moro sanguine of
cure, moro buoyant with hope, Than sufferers from
other diseases. It is wise provision Of nature in
assisting to overthrow tho complaint which Is slow
ly, gradually undermining the systcm. pRorontt,
bALst mas gained most favorable notorety In the
TIRE ntment Of oil diseases Of the Lungs and ia now
prescribed by our most eminent Physicians. For
sale by all druggists. i ,r., -
atys.i DoWIE & NOISE, Agents. ,tt \. u
GOODRICH, WINEhIAN & CO., Agents.
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snorI, WzbB Co, No. 2s7 King slroot respect
FULLY inform their friends and tho public that they
w'a reooive At par for the noIt ten days, bills .c.
colVaPlo OF the State Of oth Carolina, Ii eIehango
TOT F dry goods, 9 - ID fiy,f Il VIZ Il:
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Ice, IoE.-Mcssrs. ALvA GAGE & Co., tho popu-
lar leo merchants of this city, havo turned cold
shoulder on tho community, but wo nro gratifod
to state that offence will be talfcn and tho citi-
zcns oftho Upper Wards appreciate their ondoav-
ors to keep down the perspration. by roferonso
to their advertisement IL will bo that not only
the Neck Leo House but those on Market and Meet
ing streets arc in full operation aud ready to give
q cooling to NIL comcrs.
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AUCTION SALES.

nILLIGhN q SON,
VIII sell THIS DAY, tho 2ith inst, at Frasor's Wharf,
AT IL o'clock.
deep 80 - -. -
Open Flat oS feet long, 10 feet Wide, ~ feet deep.
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GRICULTURAL.

SEED RICE.
CEED RICE, OF THREE QUALITIES.
- For sale low.
PISCKNEY BROTuERS,
April % North Atlantic Wharf,
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81 ~ I!&s 47!sZ& p. II. B.tt 5{5t3 r. II 5fs
AFRO synonymous with Health, strength and ylsor
Tho secret elm bo revealed by investing In bottls
pANKNIss HRPATIo eDTTTERs, For sale by al
Druggists ~ f.l !. si.f I. I. & y II " I
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The ST. GEORGES SOCIETY, hold thoir 13ith an
nivorsary at TuLLY's. King Street, yesterday. Tho
following officers were oloctcd to sorvo for tho
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Tho Criminal Docket wns subsequently sounded.
and days assigned for the trial OF the different
casos. 81 & IN 4 iiii. Sis' sssa ~, y!
DIsrnIcr CounT FOR BzaxIEY Drsrn1or, held at
Mount Pleasant Hon. T. D. RronABpsos presiding,
ApaUBTNE I. sMrTuE, Esq, acting Attorney
Gsneral.-Tho cases tried wero mostly for assault
and battery, larceny, Co., and the proceedings
woro not, OF any general interest. ,,,z..., 4,
Tho State ps. DICK HAYWARD and IsAAo WH1TE,
Larceny. Guilty ~ rt13.Tf
MINES, alias CALM. Assault and Battery and
Larceny: Guilty. p ~. ,,s# .&4ti&:5tGr
CAsrLE WAiTKns, two indictments Tor Larceny.
Guilty. e ~ - Esi0';s2 r4 ,i-t ~
sr,toN BEAN, HEnoULEs CoRDEs, and PRINCE
1AnsH,; Malicious Trespass and Larceny. Guilty
Of frat ,,.f...5 ~. :, ~
MosEs aADsDRs. two indictments for Larceny. Lr,,n
Guilty + 1af ,atya -, Z sfi,ii Z 81
HENaY WnIanr, two indictments for Malicious
Trospass, Guilty. !. N " 3. MN. ;t-'.gf',.
MunruY PHE1A,, Assault. and Battery. Guilty.
JENNIE CoopEn, Larceny. Guilty. s 'fE
JuIYs GRDDIs, Larceny and Receiving Stolen
Gpods. Guilty OF Inst. ~ .a'is'l
THbnAs DisoEnr1R1D and FnED. BRoAp, Lar,
ceny. Continued. ~
|
fdrniehes tho following report OF tho proceedings
on tho 22d. ~ = si:::r!ss: 80 .s,t,.
LEoA1--In tho Court Of Appeals, on tho 22d,
opinions wore announced in the following casos
JOHN Jondns, convicted Of murder at Charleston,
ads. tho State. Opinion delivered by INof1s,
Judge. Now trial refused. Sentenced by InoIIs,
Judge, to bo hanged Juno II. ,sI if,s,
I JOHN 3. RIdas, ads. LkwnEsuEJ. TtIrsE1I,. tOpir
ION Delivered by WAnpLAw, Judge. +, Now trial
granted. T. a;f;sf ,s 3 .'S.'
The NOrthcaslern Railroad Company, ads. CARO-
LINE PonouEa. Opinion BY tho Chidf Justice. sIo-!
tton for now trial dismissed u 8 ,5.4 7<el.h
The Charleston docket boing disposed ot tho
Northern Circuit, next in order, wes callod
The briefin the eaao OF G. o. LAMAR, a ,tt,xs us.
tho Executors OF N. A. PEAY, wis read By Mossrst.
RON = MocASrs, Solicitors for the executors. ap-
pellants until the hour of adjournment. z. &, g.
.5..g i id7s..7oot -. d, Il, Il; .t
sro1ir WzaB & Co, No. 2s7 King slroet, respect.
fully inform their friends and tho public that thew
W'l reooiye nt par Tor tho noIt ten days, bills .
coiVaPlo Of tho State Of oth Garolina il eIehango
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THE TIME TO IADvRRT1sn IN THE

Tho Daily Soaa Caroiinids at Columbia Il nov scD,
e every foatoico in tbe State Doing o oaoi pspc1
Of ths Stats win be fouhd nt tho prcssnt limo espe
to merchants and o.is-a dssirin5 70 .vA
hemtelySs kYory largo circulation, ;s 81 ~
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-09-07

reimbursement pendant que Ie ministre Ban.
croft casse une crohte avec le Teuton Gull
laume.
LIE Sultan lance une note annoncant que
Ia guerre de Crimee est finie ct qu' une amnis-
tie est accordee aux insurges.-La refine d'Es-
pagne est encore dams une position intel es-
sante. 81 la reine est enceinte dun fills, rEs-
pagne est crosse Tune revolution.--Le roi de
Suede Sc promene, non la facon de Charles
1I-Bismark a des cors aux pieds ct des
loupes sur la tete
MEx1ouE. LIE pays marche rnpidement
vers un etat pacifique. lie gouvernement s1l.
preme est occupe dieter des lois necessaires
pour atteIndre ce but ct pour regler chaque
branche de administration pubique Les
ministries francais ct anglais sont parts de Ia
Vera Cruz, Il bord dun schooner, dams la mutt
du Isle general Santa Anna est toujours
prisonnier Saint-J can d Ulloa.-Un steamer
de guerre franGais est moullle devaut Sacrif
clos
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metre I'homme en- mesure de faire lie NAL,
chester entire la conscience ct Finteret, das-
sumer lie role dun esclave ou dun suppliant.
Et la loi populaire, en- ce cas-, est mauvaise ct
subversive dc tout ordre ct de toute moralite.
II faut lui en- substituer une autre plus pre-
voyante ct plus morale, dat ellie etre moins de-
mocratiaue ct mons republicaine. Au reste,
ignore-t-on quill ny plus de republique ct
de democratic dams Ia corruption ct le rela-
element des mnurs ? Fienter partout n est
pas republican,, messieurs du radicallsme.
Or, en- ce qui concerne lelection du judi
claire par lie pcuple, nous croyons que tout
honnete citoyen doit faire appel CONNIE da'
bus, quill est juste ct digne de soustraire lie
juge aux fluctuations ct aux tentations de Ia
foule, que lc moyen est facile ct deja trouve.
Mais, par Dieu il nous faut un contr0le pour
quiconquc tient en- ses mains la yieille balance
folle de rantiquo ct pcu venerable Thems.
Nous ne vou!ons pas que I'Etnt soft tout, mais
nous dcsirons quill deyienne quelque chose,
ne fut-ce que contr0lcur on veriticateur des
poids ct measures La prochaine Convention
borgne sen occupera-t- ellie Helas Nous ne
lie croyons pas, car ellie scra faite iimage du
Radicaisme, aile ct monstrueuse CONNIE lui,
popuaciere ct licencieuse CONNIE lui. l. Lordre
de composer un jury sur la base de Fenregis-
trelnent nouveau est deja lance. lis ne savent
nj lire, nj ecrire, nj discerner Qu'importe !!
lis viennent du fond du champ, du ceps ou
d'aileurs. Qu'importc lis peuvent etre irres-
ponsables vindicatfs, idiots. Qu'importe lis
mont pas de Cite, de lomicile, aucun ihteret
social. Qu'importe II faut tirer jusqu'a Ia he
les consequences du principe, ct ceui qui de.
mande de l'ordre dams tout celia nest qu'un
rcactionnaire, un aristocrate, un esclavaglste,
uue victlme marquee pour Ia haine. Vous au-
rez beau invoquer la saintete de Ia justice on
vous rcpondra que Ia justice est ben rendue
luanl ellie est rendue par tous Mas alors
pourqEoi pas les femmes dams un jury? Pour
Quoi pas les enfants Les enfants condamne-
raient a mort les maitres d ecole, les femmes
enverraicnt les mnris aux galeres.
Est-ce a dire que nous vouions un Jury dc
maitres ct de seigneurs, de capitalists ct dc
mobiles, de PRIVILEGES ct de bourgeois Nul
lement Nous youlons la republique sage, mo
derce, intelligence ct libre, egalement dstante
des tyrannes du despotisme ct des despotisme:
de la populace. Et ce que nous ayons deman
De pour ltlscteur, quill soft blanc ou noir, nou.
lie demandons encore plus energiluement pom
le .jrg't qu il soft blanc on NOR.
Mais, pnuvre Lomstnn0is, autant en- cmpor
terra le vent qui souitie la peste ct la tievr.
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