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.-.,;::J si,tiaf9 ..ilG 20 tf4-i T.9f
AQUEER RCoMpIAIsr.-Thes si1 dollars q day
,legislaaYespsy makes the darkiss very bump
.tious, and sprone to use words whose fitness is
their bigness. One Of our nsH,, Legislators
went into an .apothecaSy's shop.the other day
and said :e se2;i5 = - - -.
sDo,ctor,s T. lab de- inward pressnra OBJ de
-sdisintagestsdness OBJ de binisrd OBJ de bowels. q
This made the parties present laugh heartily.
when the darksy indignantly demanded, ,nsWhs
.,mek you slIIa1sh st lme2" Hewas told:: be-
cause 1he nhsd. oppressed himself so clearly;
when he repiied, 'ayYe enty T hsb, mex
myself Clear to de DOCTOR ..;..-n s.li,5 e5.i g.
My souli with how much ..nigger" Is Carolina
governed? ~, - .-,.3;s
Base BA11.-The- Carolina and Eclipse Clubs
will play match game tins afternoon on the
Citadel Green. THer game VII be called at Q
O'Clock prsetsely, and itl is expected that the
game can be. finished before dark Ah:hands
land the umpire are requested to be on hand
promptly. -e., ,.so5zi:
The anniversary meeting Of the Contest Base
Bali Club aas ,held on "Wednesday evening, the
.26th inst. The: following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: ,4i !; -~..-
p. Il DAILY President -. -. -
. A. FINN EGAN, Vice-Presldent
F. B0NFACE, secreta-y.o .5,.5r- IN
ID. FRAY. TT asu,er:,,'t.4;- ...'. -.
T T. T.o!soNSos S,esssSa Directors. i = So. =
y TsrTM Seorysristlis-. So i'.lssi Z:
Neat and appropriate speeches were made by
p. L. DAILY aud others. ~ =. i !. s''' =. -, :,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
c.ppnrrI. KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction house, No. IS Haselstree''
furniture, sundries, DC.
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W.. CLARE CO.. Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayetc.strcet, sy10c',se, n. Y.
rbe Only AMERICAN Agents for the sale the same.
.y,.,l tvr
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The Recent Difficulty in, tho Mayors
Court-statement fsSm Col. Brown.
the .Editors of the DQilu Ne,rs:

To the Editors of the Daily Neaos:
GENTLEMEN report contained in your
paper of the 26th instant, purporting to state
the particulars of an occurrence at the Mayors
Court, in which my name is connected, is sub
iect to the objection Of being erroneous in ma
terial details. With the intent OF correcting
these errors, have prepared the subjoined
statement, and request that you will give the
same place in your columns.
/ It is my wish that this statement be conaid-
cred as reply also to al article in the Courier,
of the 9th, which seemingly has the endorse
ment of the Mayor and chief Of Police. That
article is equa lly subject to the objection.
Very respectfully,
ALEX r. BROWN
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Speeial-E Notifes.


a@ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-IN ACCORD
ANCE with the Recommendation OF the Bishops this
week will be observed as an occasion OF Special
Prayer at TRINITY CHURCH, Hassl-street, to which
the public are invited. Preaching This Day at
Eleven o'clock. Prayer Meeting at halfpast Eight
o'clock in the evening subject-The outpouring Of
the Holy Spirit upon the Ministry and Church.
August %
BE- DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No. c.
In accordance with q resolution adopted at meet
ing of this Club on Wednesday evening, 28th inst,
notice is hereby given that an Election for COM
MITFEE OF FIVE, to constitute portion Of the
Nominating Committee for Mayor OF Charleston, will
be held on Tharsday next Sd september.
The hour will be designated in future notice.
B. B. BAKER,
Anrust "a 8 Recording Secretary.
ay- CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The following gentlemen have been appointed on
the Committee on Finance of the Democratic party
of the City Of Charleston:
JOHN B. LAFITTE.
E. HOBRY FROST.
A. j. CREWS.
RIM. BUTLER.
JOHN HANCKEL.
JAMES R. PRTNGLE.
The following resolution was also adopted:
Resolred That to the Finance Committee of the
Central Club alone is entrusted the duty OF collect
ing and disbursing money on behalf OF the Demo-
cratic party Of the city. .--
i ~ JAMES CONNER, President
r. P. RYAN, Recording Secretary.
August 10 WINS
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January 16

T1OU SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERs, IN
II any quantity, price rs GEMS per hundred. Aoply
at the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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s@ CURE wARRANTEDl- -CORNS, BUN
IONS. ETC., removed withoutp pain, by
MONS. BERGER,
No. 214 King near Market-street.
August4 tut
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TEE. WARD DEMoeRAT1o CLUBs.-The attend
auce at the regular meetings Of the Ward De
mocratic Clubs is steadily increasing despite
the sultry weather. Our citizens seem to be
fully alive at last to the Importance Of watch
ing the course Of our local and national poit-
cal affairs, and, from the large numbers who
were present at the Club meetings on Wednes-
day, it saYident that all classes are bent ON
doing all that can be done to make certain
Democratic triumph. .e..-se,,,j 7 zs7,---..-..,
rWarfh- ThistGiub met for the first time at
their new headquarters, at the corner Of Church
and Broad streets. A handsome transparea acy
decorated, the, angle. of the building, and
huge United States flag. was stretched across
the street IN front.ins s.-.a,a v-ey Joi I'D
Hard 2.-As already m antioned an address
was delivered to, the club. by General James
simons, ,one Of the most able .and respected
Democrats Of thecity. sNG business was trans- q.
acted. :, go; ,rJii-7 - -,::.c :,t:s r;9is: =
! Ward 3.-Sundry communications from
other Ward Clubs were read and received as
information. A resolution for the appointment
Of committee to nominate Mayor was Jude
fnitely postponed.
Ward SIT was decided by this clnb to
meet st, ,Arnold's Hall, at the corner Of Meeting
and John streets. This hall win give the club
ample and convenient Accommodation A
resolution was adopted requesting other ward
clubs not to give public notice when speeches
would be made, before them, as iti had ten
dency to draw members away from their own
club meetings.
Ward 6.:-There was larger meeting than
at any time since the formation Of the club.
A resolution was adopted, that DO member OF
the club should continue to hold more than
one elective Office. A resolution was adopted
dscharging the, committee to nominate a
Mayor, elected at previous meeting. reso-
luton was adopted, that no election should be
gone into of committee to nominate Mayor,
or Of. any public Off Ger, without one weeks
notice through the Democratic papers Of the
city. s-',ia = -
: Ward IA resolution from Ward in re-
gard to the election OF Q committee to nomi-
male Mayor, was received as information.
Judge F. D. Richardson, of Mount Pleasant,
who was accidentally! present, was invited and
consented to address the. meeting. The ad-
dress waAreoeiyed with marked expressions Of
approval .aa-ir;a fss,'l.-iti .4-as - -.;'t
iWard ga; resolution was adopted that no
person pledged to support any one candidate
be elected to serve upon any nominating COM
mittee,5r5I. e.si g; n;;.{ III
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AcomTrgoN TIE. soUrH Ca CARoIlSA 1RAHrr ar I.
ROAD. D.-Yestsrday morning a eulyert ON the
Columbia branch Of the Soath Carolina Rail-
road, about ninety-6ve miles from this city, at
the True Blue plantation, was washed away,
together. with some sixty feet OF the track.
There was no loss OF property, as the break
was discovered before the trains approached
1.-THE spot. The trains remained on either side,
.and passengers and freight vera exchanged
withhut shghtd dsention.1 The idamage was,
repaired assy night and thetrayel resumed
9 GU I5zE- . . aiNI 5s.A t..,,e>'
CHESTER D1srRIcE rhe bends OF the new
1-shsrif, Probate Judge, Clerk Of Court and
Commissioners have been spproyed, end the
OFFICERS have entered apqn the disOharse OF their
,.duties, ia9aau ,5:a,ioi i,ez1a51-5 -! '''
Democratic Clubs have been formed at Car
mel Hll and Rocky Creek. e
Abig meeting was held d'at the Courthouse on
the INST instant, and was addressed by the
Hon. James TSadeweT. .of Cohmbia. 1l :,
Three colored men. Pleasant Goode and VIM.
s:Stoors and Furmau Kennedy, OF Chester,
spoke, and spoke well. .y,.o-,e,-.. 5. .yry,-,7 <
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Iopernor'sa lrofla1nation
d ROC L A n ATIO;N.

BY a1s ExcELLENcY ROBERT K. SCOTT, GOV.
ERNOR OF THE STATE, OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. :: 2tl.2-.i 20 :--..it ~ -.
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=
{. CHARLESTON ADVERTISING AGENCY. 1.-The mer-
chants and business men generally have long
felt the want Of q properly conducted newspa-
per advertising agency in this city. Efforts
have been made from time to time by parties,
some Of them irresponsible, to carry on this
branch of business. but they have, in nearly
every case, failed to give satisfaction either to
the advertiser or the newspaper publisher, and
after short existence have ceased operations,
very often leaving the publisher minus his pay
and the advertisers contract unfulflled.
i. Our enterprising neighbors, Me:srs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswel, have determined to add
such an agency to their already extensive busi-
mess, and the.very mention of such business
house having taken this matter in charge, is
sufficient guarantee, both to the advertiser in
Charleston, and the newspaper publishers in
the country, that the business will be prompt
y, and correctly managed. The advertiser will
feel that he may hereafter safely entrust all his
advertising out the city to this house, know
ing that they will faithfully perform every con-
tract -theys may assume, while, on the other
hand, the country publishers, who have 80
,0ften sufbred heavy losses from irresponsible
.advertiai1g agents. viii feel assured that they
are dealing Eth those who will promptly
meet all engagements they may enter into.
i Asthe: lima is now at hand for onr Charles
ton business men to commence their fall ad-
vertiHing, we would earnestly recommend them
to entrost 1t entirely to. the management Of
Messrs., Walker, Evans & Cogswell, believing,
as we do, that they Will thereby save not only
much trouble, correspondence and annoyance,
but alsossaye alarge percentage Of the amount
expended in advertising through the advanta-
ges and facilities which such an agency pos
sesses. They will then have but one firm to
deal With, and that firm one in which they can
place entire confidence.
=; We learn also that Messrs Walker. Evans g.
Cogswell intend appropriating the second floor
fof their building in Broad-street to the pur-
p ses OF Newspaper Reading Room and Ex-
change, where every paper published in this
and the neighboring States, together with
many other valuable publications, will be kept
regularly on file for the inspection of any one
who may so desire. This will prove great
advantage to our business community, and
wdl soon become very popular place of resort.
We wish tho m abundant success in their new
enterprise; .l-,::..3
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PRICE PAYABLE INVARIABLY In ADvANoE)
SIX DOLLARS YEAR; THREE DOLLARS FOE.
SIX MONTHS; TWO Dol1ARs FOB THREE
MONTHS. .5.e !,
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pr1qJ. ) @eass, Gte. !.
tAfulspapffs,

THE CHEAPEST FIRST. CLASS NEWSPAPER n
THE soUfH L.fs 80, ..,.a.:,
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ONLY THREE DOLLARS "A YEARETwo DOL
LARS OR SIX MONTHS. -
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CONTAINS ALL TIL READING AATTER
GIVEN IN THE DAILY NEWS.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-09

HREASURER'S SALE OF UNsEATED
u LANDS. Notice is hereby gwen that
agreeahly to an Act of Assembly passed
18th March, 1915, entitled, AN Act to
amend au Act directing the mode Of selling
unseatcd lands for taxes" &c. the follow
ing tracts in Elk county will be sold for
arrears. at the court House, II Ridgway,
on the Second Monday OF Julcnext.
BcH":ct TO,rnShiD.
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tuellrment une population d."
600, 900 am"s. Ces oranges revjla-
ito ~, emanant dune source OH
cieile ct anthenti3ue, tomh"nt c"'E-
me IN. donche sur le cerveau drs
negrophi!cs cnlhousiastes, ct ills ne
savent plus Oh prendre les titres
dc 'egaIi,e poitique don't lis sont
les apotres. Les colonies anglaises,
FRANCHISES It hollandaises ruinees
par la Iiberte; Haiti EN- proie a des
factions stnpides ct sauvages; Iii
IBERIA, enfin, recoustituant fesclava-
&c, il y birn Ia de qnoi renverser
I'ed,fce de la fol qni sc couronnait
en- esperancc Ce que nous voyons
surtont, dams les rhenomencs dune
polili1ne don't Pissne etait ecrite
d'avance, ce sont Pingratitude ct
la sceIeratessc du parti qni repous-
Sc dn pied rechelIe pade de la.
quelle il est uonte an pouvoir ct
qui, en- recompense de leurs snffra.
ges, offre aux affranchis la chaine
ct le bnuIet qui les at,endcnt dams
Ia birnheurcuse republique de Lii.
Enria
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EPIIE NJ f RID ES
DECEM RRE

DECEMBRE
6, ssa.-Mort de Carloman. roi de Ba-
Were, fills de Louis le. Begue, Corbie.
7, lb56, A. Gle commencement du DE-.
luge. dapr4s Table Langiet du Fresnoy.
.. t796.-.Inceni:c de la vile de New
York.
Q, 1861. Massacre dIndiens au fort Lyon
10, ls62-Inceniie de la willie dc Plymouth
Caroline du Nord.
II, lsl3.-Traite de Valcnchy, entire Napo
leon ct Ferdinand VII d'E-pagne.
u. l7l0.-victoire dcs Allemands sur LEI
Fsuaenols, 4 Viih.viciusa.
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VENTE DE LEVEE

Commencement a Ia loi, j'offrirai en-
vente publique, 4 In Maison de Cour de
ce'tc paroisse, ie Mercredi, l6 Decembre
1868. d IL heures A. NJ, le contrat de
construction dune nouvelie levee en- face
de l'habilaton de NJ. Sylvesire Cambon,
situ6e daus lc second arrondissement. La
dte levee devra avoir une base do vingt
(20) pieis, une hauienr de six (6) pieds,
ct une crete, ou largenr au SONNET. de six
(6l pied.. la longneur est de deux (2)
arpents. plus on moins. Les soumlsSiop:
seront recues pour chaque yarde cube Ct
lie contrai sera adjus6 au plus bas soumls
sionnaire, qui devra iournir de bonnes e
valables cautions pour garantir Ia fiael'
execution du dit contrat dams le della
present. par 10 loi.
Paroisse StJean Baptiste, 5 dfcembr'
1868.
EDOrARD R0ussEL,
Syndc du 2e arrondissemcnt
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bellies.
"Tu as done fam, mon enfant lui dit Do'lingue.-
Oh non. mou perc J'ai deja mango moroccan de
pain ct du lat cae-Pauvre file Vcns assiedstoi
cote de moi Qaest que tu mas dit her dune dame de
Strasbcurg qui tu parle dams lie bois ?-lc meme
mon pere Oh une tres.bee charitable DAME qui est
venue Ia foret frc repas monsieur ct une
paysaune Ellie await robe blanche des bonces nores
tongues roulees ct ellie etait snve dun de petit
epagneu aine blanche ct frangee, CONNIE IN mouton
lave quou tondre. All mon pere. quee etait belle
En- Ia voyant ai vor la sante ViergeJe comprends
Uue de ces foes de Ia Vile qu fout six eues pour adm
rer 10 nature ct qu radmrent dinant fourm.
ere Et que satelle dit p" Jeune file. viens pres dc
moi" Je n'osais pas dabord Son petit epngneu vint me
sauter au cou ct me Iecher Ia gre Jeus peur
inst ant je poussai cr mais e monsieur qi aecompa
rnat Ia belle dame accouru gronda la pauvre bette ct
'emmepa sur 10 terre. Comment fappe'les tn, mon
epfaut 2" me dit Ia dame Loy. madame" lu repon-
disje en- poyant un gcnou Et tn mere!' demania-t-
ellie "Panvre mere Iu dis-je peurant malgre moi
CONNIE present. c uouberai jamas lie jour od ellie est
passee eu terrc. ...
Et Lory essuya uue hrme avcc Ia manche de sa ja-
quette. .. t.. .s.....-- s.-. ....
Et ton pere! ;" poursuivt Ia dame en- me basant sur
Lei Lory SC tut. asG .s.aa2 -.a
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salt son veto au bill d'egalite So
ciale. II y await la sutant de symp'
tones, anssi eclatants que la lumie =
re du soleil, d. l'arret de mort pro-
nonce froidement 1T deliberemtnt
contre la race afiicaine par cemx Ia
meme don't ellie await etc le docile
instrument. Anjourd hni lie Repubt-
can, gorge, repu ct satisfait, invite
les noirs a abandonmer le forum ct
4 regagner lie champ. II palpe les
millions et nc parle plus des qua.
rante arpents ct de- la paire de
mhlrts. LIE Christian Aduocate, plus
explicite ct plns impudent, attache
le grelot de l'exode africain; lie Re-
verend Newman, pasteur qni
tondu ses brebis noires jusqu'a la
chair, les convie sen aller, re-
gagner le sol d'on elles furent vio-
Iemment arrachees.
La terre promise, montrde dn
dcigt par le Noise du Chrisfio"
Adrocats, nest autre Que la rePu.
blique de Liberia. Cette republique
est une colonie amfricaiue. fondee
en- Ian de grace 1921, dams la Gui-
nee septentrionale. sur la cote du
Poivre. Son nom, pretentieux ct
vain, signifie qu'elle ne doit etre
habitee que par des hommcs librcs.
Ellie a etc peuplee de noirs libres
ou emancipes, envoyes 1 grands
frais par les societies aboiitionistes
du Nord, ct entretenue genereuse.
ment des demiers de PAmeridne, de
Ia France ct dc rAnglcterre, ct drs
subscriptions de- tous les rhilan'
throprs de runivers. Les Etats.
Unis ont expedite Is, 900 pionniers
noirs i cettc ciyi,isation naissante
dorlo,ec dams un bcrccau capi,9,nd
pionnicrs d'eIite charges De Are
parer un losem"nt anx vic Fnrs
q"'on soustrairai, a l'esclavsEe e'
anssi de proaver AL monde sep
tique les aptitudes poli,iqnes et
sociales obstinement contestecs
la race asservie. Veut.on savoi,
comment a tourne rexperience e'
dams quelIe galere les soi-disant
amis des noirs pretrudent mainte
nant lee cmbarquer L'ex-prGsiden
de Liberia, lie mulatre Roberts, er
ce moment aux Etats.Unis oh i
quote pour un college don't Ii
coIonie q grand besoin, dit q qu
vamt rentendre ct le NeW Xorl
Tribune apprend 4 qni vent lie lir'
que l'oasis africaine, l'asile de Iibert
ct de redemption. est lie repaire d.
l'esc'avage. Les colons ont et'
ambitienx ct conquerants. ills on
soumis les tribus de l'interienr, ,
ont tronvt ct y ont laisse fesclava
| &c forissant. Liberia compte &C
.9sIaa # -
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"Eh bien dit Dolngue % levant sur son seaus
quas-tu repondu Mon pere. reprit Lory a houte
Comment honte. dc ton pere .. .s@. 1@ .'
Et. ddtouruant regards de enfaut. II se dit part
hi "Au fait ellie rason je couduis comme Nm u.
che moi qui tant de moyens pour ggner hOuorabemeu
ma VIE" . aa..
Pus il njouta haute voix ' ".. I'd ...
"Cest ia tsnte qui te dit du NAL dc moi i-Oh 81
cria la eune fle na pas besou de consoter tante
qui daieurs vous appelIe faneant et..--Asses ma
file Tu as rason Auss, CONNIE to VOLTA graude. BELLE
ct que mas plus personne qu soccupe de to travail
erai pour te donner mari Et qua-t-elle dit
cette belle dame Ellie ma dit +" Mon enfaot paisgus
tn orphcine. vens trouver Strssbourg Je drgs
i" unc maison on les pauvres orphenes do Ia caupsgne
spprennent Ire ecrire ct coudre. Viens tu
une robe proprc des bas ct des soniers" Et fatels
donnG adresse -Je rappele que le numero
80, mais ai onbe Ia Qua celia ne tienne Je ID
rerouvera ben abord cherchera le nuuero 80 dams
oues les e demanderai partout pon ne couusit
ras belle dame coueur de une avec Dc tongues bou-
cles nores ct un epagueul 6ocous blancs
Dollingue ecata de rire. sts .a.. b"a-'r.'- -s.'
"Ceres. d, signes tout le monde to lindiquers
-Condusez moi S,rasbou.g dit leufaut vous verres
je 10 retrouversi pas-Oh 10 eunesse doute do
| rien Et t'st.ce donns quelque chose?"
| }, @@ LA ssite an prochain ~xm(ro.)
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AVIS AUX CONTRlBuABLeS

Les contribuables de Ia raroisse Saint
jean -Baptiste sont presentement notifies
que le sous-isne, dament nomme coIlcc-
teur dies taxes de paroisse, est pre-, d rcce-
voir lie paiement dls taxes de paroisse
pour l'annGe 1868.
Toutes les personnes qui n'auront pas
paye les dites taxes dams les trente jonrs
qui suivront la date dnpresent avis seron'
poursuivies conformement q Ia loi.
Paroisse st Jean. Baptiste, le % no
vem@-e 1868. r. voIsIN,
collector des taxes de paroisse
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recettes.
PIacons.nous maintcnant au point
de vue AMERICAN. De 1890 a 1880,
lie chiffre de l'immigration euro
paenne a etc d" 44,400; de 1880
1910, de $50 900; 1910 a 1850,
1888. 800: 1850 a 1860, 2.707,624
La moyenne actuelle dc Pimmlgra-
tion annuelle est de 10000 A
$50, 900 personncs. On calcu'e que
chaqne immigrant apporte en- moy-
enne de $50 4 500. C'est done M
tribnt pecuniaire d'au moins trente
millions de piastres en- especes.
Mais qn'est-ce que cette somme en-
comparsison de la capacit6 prodnc-
trice du travailleur ! En- admettant
que cette capacite ne soft pas
superieure i celle du noir al temps
de Pesclavage, ct celle ci etait eva.
luce 4 $500 par ttte ct par an.
l'immigr alton nous rapporterait
chaque anhee, $780, 900. 900. ct uu
economiste en porte le ben6fice 4
deux milliards, pendant Ia periodic
qui ne sera ecouIee de 1860 4 1870,
ii le chiffre annuel DE- l'immigration
est settlement de 25o.O00 Ell rnoy
enne. :@aH"G
L'immigra,ion, tout le monde lei
la desire ct l'appelle. Ne sont-ce
pas des Francais ct des A demands
qui ont abattn les cyprieres, desse.
che ct defriche le sol !! Nest-ce
point a eux que le pays doit la
magnifique zone de cultures qui
borde 10 MISSISSIPPI? Ces rudes
labonre urs ct ces vrais pionniers
ne tarissaient pas le budget an
contraire, lis ralimentaient. Leurs
descendants, ruines par une follc
revolution ct achieves par IN go"
vcrncment de pillards ct de bandits,
Sc remrttcnt 4 l'euvre ct recon
mencpnt l'tdifice do leur fortune
ecrou!ee. lis recevront bras ou
verts les travailleurs europeans qu
mont rien de commun avec les
oisifs ct les rongeurs, ce dernier ei
&C pire fdau dune revolution NAL
heureuse.
Mais passons an congo de6nitif, !
lexeat en- furme, que le radicslisms
propose maintenant de delivrer
Ia race ignorante ct avengle qui u
eleve ct soutenu jusqoi present
C'est le Christian Advocatc, de ];
Nouvelle. Orleans, qni oavre Ia cam
pagne negrophobe. LIE proletair'
Helper reclsmait 1 grands cris Il
fossilisation du noir; le phi!osoph'
Draper reIegnait raffranchi dams 81
region isotherme; Ia convention re
pnbIicaine de- Chicago refasait de
riger en- dogme lie suffrage univer
sci; ie gouverneur Warmoth oppo
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-12-12

LEM EFT LORY
PAR ALEXANDRA WE'LL
PREMIERE PARTIE


A peine Lory eutelle mis- le pied sur le seu de Ia
porte ou Edwg remisc de fayeur, savansa vers ellie
en- criant !: : ~ .2@N@
80 Arriere 6le De juive Sorez dici, ct linstant !"
Doupuc alIat dsfendre file lorslue le jeune Lenz,
- rosant rot devant ui dit dun ton ferme
Ma mere, vous ne toucherez pas Lory.-Qae dis.
"a Aiie b;en cntendu !reponiit clec--Lory ne dot
pas sourr pour pere. Toursuv't e jeune honme
Comment ,tu oses defendre Ia file dun mecresnt Tn
ames pcut.ere ?-Cea ne regarde.pas madame, re-
pondit celia ue regarde ben je pense secr'a
lie pere Et 81 tu ames cee creature. je to aerhersra
-Fraochcment. mon pere. reparit Lens y ma, )a"a'
eoupt4 vous, depuis que vous vous e'es renar L
pain que je mauge c js le gagne avec mon ,avall e.
peuiblement. dor, dit DoiDgue en- euorasSans