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le terrain ct s'e6orcait de bien dis tin.
guer entire les fruits permis ct les fruits
defendus de l'arbre de Ia science. II lui
etait loisible de transporter wings,
know-Dothings oa democrates du dard
de "a plume; il lui etait recommande
de reduire Ell chair 4 pate repubIi.
Gains noirs ou pegrophiles mais. ce
qui evidemment lui etait interdit, c'e.
TAFT de coutester Ia legitimite de l'ins.i
tuition de l'esclavsge, den METRE en-
doute Putilite ct Ia soIidite. Tapie en-
81 section CONNIE pautruche en- son
angle. 10 societe ne vouIait risn voir.
rien entendre. ct quand on eutrait chez
ellie, il fallait retenir son haIeine ct
etouffer le bruit de ses pas. N'etait.ce
pas avouer qu'elle sohffrais ct se mou-
rait, ct await Ia vague conscience dune
maladie incurable ct morteIle 4? A qui.
81 co nest 1 ellie, ont etc nuisibles ct
fatales cette discipline severe, cette au.
torite jalouse, exercees sur le journa.
isme? All! sill etait possible dc re.
tourner en- arriere. en- 'deca des folies,
des batailles, des hontes ct dss ruipes,
ne sent-on point maintenant quels
bienfsits decoulersient Dc IL liberte, de
Ii dignit4 ct de rhouorsbilite de Ia
presse! Ellie dirait les verites desa.
greables CONNIE le remede mais pre-.
cieuses oomme le diamant /; ellie mon.
trerait les ecueils 1 fieur d'eau, les fon-
drieres sous lherbe ellie dissiperait
lombre qui couvre le chemiu ct per.
mettrait de voir devant sol. LIE plan.
teur tranchersit les liens de l'esclave
sveo Pepee de Damocles ct recolterait
les hene6ces de Emancipation. ct il
facilitera;t le laborieux accouchement
des in6vitables realities. Malheureuse-
ment, il est trop tard ct le passe ne re-
Went pas.
Mais, Ia societe n'etant pas morte,
il nest pas trop tard2 pour chercher A
lui spprendre 4 mieux vivre. d tirer
meilIeur parti des conditions dams les.
quelles ellie est placee, en- s'engagean:
dams le sens de rirresistible movement
qui entraine le monde !. il nest pas
trop tard pour signaler les routes faus-
Sos et moutrer. 1 l'side de l'hissoire,
avec le secours de la raison, par quels
procedes tous les degrees do l'echelle
sociale peuvent s'eleyer, comment le
travail libre ct intelligent, succedant
~ labeur machiDal ct servile, aspire !
ID propriete; comment Ia propriete
est susceptible de Transformation ct de
morcellement au mutuel avantage du
planteur ct du travailleur, comment
en6n le planteur redevient maitre de- 10
situation, pourvu gull oese d'etrein-
Dire 70 meant dams II vains image de
chooses qui ne soDt plus, ct. qu'etudiant
ID revolution, il sache Il tourner 4 son
profit. VOLTA 90 qu'une partie de Ia
presse louisianaise, obeissant au souiiie
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On change de nos jours l'anti9ue
ct solenuelle division de l'Etat en- trois
pouvoirs, legislatif. executif ct judicial
re, ct on enrichi eette nomenclature
classiqoc en- y ajoutant le journalisme.
C'est qs'en effet popinion publique.
don't ID souverainete s'afirme de plus
en- plus dams les affaires humaines, cette
force creatrice ct modi6catrice des ins.
titutions politiques ct sociales, s'elabore
ct seprouve dams le journalisme. II
NEST 81 humble feuille imprimee qui
M. porte son tribut de lumisre ~ fam.
bean don't s'sclairent les peuples en-
marche. on da moins ne redete les cen.
tiuents ct lee idtes dun groupe plus
on moins nombreux d'individus. LIE Ca
racters de- !'ecrivaiu qui larsdige ajoo-
te 4 Influence de cette parole 6xee ct
multipliee par Pinvention glorieuse dc
Gutenberg, ct Il Get ecrivain est in
dependant ct nest pas pesclave de wills
instincts mateTiels, il obtient un success
d'estime ct produit I ID Tongue sur Pes
prit de ses ooncitoyeDs une impression
salutaire ct durable. L'echaoge regulier
des journsux entire eux fait que chaque
Journalistic est place 4 un oe1tre oa
convergent tous lee documents, ct 81
position vis-i-vis dune population eche.
lonnee aux divers degrees de Ia fortune
ct livree 1 des occupations ct profes.
sions de tout genre, lui permet mieux
qua tout autrc d'acquerir une notion
exscte de l'interet general. une resul-
tante precise des,veux de ID commu-
naute au sein de laquelle il g trouve
ct CONNIE 10 propre de riuteret general
est de realiser ID satisfaction ID plus
complete des interets particuliers, il
s'cnsuit naturelleuent que le journalis-
to qui est A ID hauteur De son role,
CONNIE il est ! ID source do tous les
renseignements. est 4 meme de mieux
comprendre les besoins de telle ou telle
categorie sociale que les n,embres eux.
memes de cette categorie.
Expliquons notre pensee en- evo.
quaint 10 souvenir De fats reosots. ct
disons franchemept pourquoi d vehu
du jousnalisme. de cetss lance d'Achil.
le qui blesse ct guerit. fut impuissante
1 sauver 10 Sud du naufrsge. Sous
l'ancien rtgiue. i pres es d loin de
nous. le journalisme etsit corrompu ou
terrorist. ct partout asservi. Des bor-
mes limitaiens son champ d'action, Ct
franchir ces borDss cot 81 aussi dam
gereux quill l'ttait de s'aven.urer ~
della Dc oette famsuse ligue tracee dams
ID cour des prisons militaires de nosre
derniers goerre civile. lie planteur,
debout sur IN Pedestal avjourd'hui
renvers6, donnait i consigus ~ jour
nalisss. lsquel tsudiait soigoeusement
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nouveau, s'ingenie / propager. parfol
d ses depens. Mais son interet perma
neut ct son devoir rigoureux sout d'ex
primer les idees qu'elle juge couforme
1 IL .gerite.
Quant a nous, cette these de Ia re-
volution pacifque ct spoutauee. de Pas
cension reguEere ct normale des di
verses couches populaires vers On eta'
superieur de bien-etre ct de moralite.
nous entendons Ia developps. en- con.
servant Ia fois notrs libre arbitre ct
le respect que nous devous meme aux
opinions qui nous semblent illogiques.
Avons.nous failli 4 ce droit on manque
A CO devoir des'le debut de ID discus.
sion qua fait naitre ID question chi.
noise ? On serait tente de croire que
nous soons ete deloyal ct injuste a re.
gard du correspondent qui signe ESSEX,
en- lisant Il derni9re communication
emanee de lui, ct quelque peu ombra-
geuse ct soupcouneuse. Nous faisous de
notre mieux lhospitalite du Mssahact.
be 1 Essex il s'asseoit dams le fauteuil
que nous lui avancons ct nous traite
dune facon volontiers raide ct hautaine.
II se hche presque du terme "d'adver.
saire," que nous avons employe ct qui
doit etse pris en- bouue part; il relieve
les mots de portrait fantaisiste du
Chinois," expressions qui 'impliquent
nullement un mensonge de Il part du
peiutre, ct proclame phonorabilite du
general Miles, d laquelle nous n'avons
porte aucune atteinte. Lance sur cette
pente, Essex nous accuse d'avoir servi
uD regal"i nos lecteurs radisaux
sous forme du compte-rendu dun meet
ing californian radical ct antichinois,
tandis quill est dc notoriete publique
que l'opposition qui s'est mauifestee en-
California contre les Chinois est toute
democratique, ct que c'est sur ter
rain anti-chinois que les democrates
californiens ont livre 10 bataille ct rem
porte Ia victoire dams les recentes cleo
tions d'Etat. En6n, Essex cite une
opinion, contestable ct facile 1 detruire,
de PHon. E.-C. Marshall. du Kentuc-
ky, ct do l'amiral Maury. hydrographe
ct astrouome distingue qui trop son.
de Ia vo1te azuree ct les profondeurs
marines pour avoir le temps de Soc
cuper de II surface do h terrs Of des
meurs des nations. Avaut que notre
adversairc ct ami ne nous ecrivit, nous
avions mentionne le suffrage do Pami.
raj Maury, fai. qui etabli. encore notre
sincerite dams le debat. CONNIE ID
question chinoise nest pas resolue ct
comme ellie envahis an contraire tout
l'horison, nous chsrcherons 1 On eluci.
der les divers points ct l presenter les
enseignements de lhistoire. les temoi-
gnages des hommes d'Etat ct des jour.
nalistes inauepts, et les Manifestations
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que possade ID Louisiana. Toutss les 'an6.
liorations nouvelles ct tons Len progrss mo.
dernes y ont 6te introduits. Trois pairaa do
pilons y fonctiopnent et Il peut eoalss 100 ba-
rils de ris dams leg sgt-quatre heurcs. a.,
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ge, Ia batisse est en- briques, ct par consS.
quent le danger d'incendie presquc null.
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warehouse, oa Il recoit OF depose le ris Ak.
pedi6. Aucune precaution ma 6tS nGglig6e
pour o6rir toute s6curit6 aux exp6ditenrs.r r
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..--ss- --.e a " I y ...gs
LIE soussignS l'honneur De prSvenir
les families quill Sc chargera de rentretien
des tombes dams le cimetiere de Ia paroisse
St.Jean.B Baptiste, sinsi que de pouverturs
des fours, de Ia construction des monuments
ct de toutes les reparations necessaires a.
bon etat de &C qui lui sers comic.
6 mars 1869. YAUsrrx RoDRIou8.
~ ~S'adresser, pour renseignemsnts, soft
4 M. J.-B. Csire, soft ~ signataire du
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Oos Gf0te6 B0xNf 0e Ia COgE
Un magni6que assortment dc. graines de
iardinage: choux, laitues, carottes, navets
radis, &c, &c.
~Prix tres mod6res.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
CABINET REMODELED.
Hamilton Fish Secretary of State
George S. Boutwell, Secretary of
Treasury.
Gen. Rawlins Secretary of War.
E. B. Washburne Minister 70
France.
Other Appointments.

The President at one O'Clock to-day sent the
following nominations to the Senate:
Hamilton Fish, of New York, to be Secretary
of State.
George S. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts. to be
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John A. Rawlins, to be Secretary of War
Elihu b. Washburne, of Illinois, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Paris, France.
A. X. Sharpe to be U. S. Marshal for the
District Of Columbia.
Carman A. Newcomb, to be United States
Mar hal for Missouri.
Frank Moore, of New York, to be Assistant
Sc cretary of Legation at Paris.
Sidney A. Stockdale to be Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue for the First District of Lou.
isiana, vice James B. Steedman resigned.
Edward V. Kingsley. Of New York, to be
Secretary of Legation of the United States at
Madrid. vice Horatio }. Perry removed.
Chief Engineer, James w. King. U. s. NJ. to
be Chief of the Bureau Of Steam Engineering.
Navy Department, in the place of Chief En-.
gineer Benjamin F. Isherwood, who the Pres
ident says he desires to be removed.
James Longstreet to be Surveyor Of Customs
for the Port Of New Orleans, La. vice E. T.
Parker, resigned.
James +. Casey to be Collector Of Customs
for New Orleans, La.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
FIRE IN TROY

TROY. N. ", March lI.-FIfN at Cauuuou
Place this morning destroyed the upper sto-
rles, and greatly damaged the remainder OF
the bullding. The occupants of the building
were Moore Hines, booksellers: Clegg A
Usher, wholesale millinery goods; Floge A
Irear, dry goods; c. ii. Billings, lace goods; a.
h Rlchings, wholesale millinery goods and A
w. Scribale, Job printers. Total loss from
SOY W 20 slO0.0OO on building and SOCK
Evening star., 1869-03-11

DRIPT.-On Friday last: as some men were
cutting q road through q snow drift near
Peacham Corners, Vermont, they came upon
the frozen bodies Of Mrs Emmons, aged sixty
years, her daughter, and her grandson. The
old lady had fallen, overcome by the cold and
snow, half mile from; farmers house,
through the windows Of which q light was
shining all night, while the daughter had ap.
preached little nearer, and the boy was
within two rods Of the window. He had evi.
DENLY dragged himself some distance ON his
hands and kneee
Evening star., 1869-03-11

TIE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, STATE CON-
vENTIoN.-The Republican State Com yentlou
of Virginia yesterday nominated a. its caudi-
dates Gov. II. II. Wells, for Governor; Dr.
J. ID. Harris, colored. Lieutenant Governor;
Ihomas III. Bowden, Attorney General; ana
I. M. Crane, Congressman at large. Resolu-
tons Were adopted favorng the early restora-
tion OF Virginia to the Union under the uew
constitution without change or amendment,
and an early election, g. without which there
is danger of final disaster''l declaring that the
election of General Grant has awakened con-
ndence IN and given a new guarantee for the
principles OF the Republican party. and made
sublime the truth that all men are free and
equal, and entitled TO all the privileges Of cir-
zens; hailing with gratitude President Grants
inaugural and thanking him for declaring thar
until there is universal suffrage there canno.
be peace; expressing the hope that hereafter
no state can deny the right of citizens 10
vote and be voted tor; thanking the Prssidspt
for restoring Generals Sheridan and Reyn
olos 10 The commands from which they were
removed for the faithful discharge of
their duties; pledging 10 President Grant the
support OF Virginia; asserting eq quality ofrignts
Tor all citizens, and urging provision for the
education OF the people 10 public sch ools. open
10 ali; a more equal system Of taxation, a rea-
sonable means OF preserving a home from
forced levy and sale. the payment Of the honest
debts OF the State, and a mode of securing an
Impartial Jury trial by opening toe Jury box 20
all male citizens, without regard 20 race or
color: asserting the right OF the real Republican
party CT reconstruction TO determine the man.
ner as well as the constitution and laws under
which the State shall De restored: declaring
that no republican form Of government can
long exist or be wisely administered where a
considerable portion OF the people are disfran
chised, and that the Republican party of the
State Is not IN favor OF the creation of perma-
the State Central COMMITTEE, the Don yention
adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
SUCCESSFUL LANDING OF A F,IIl.
BCSIERlNG EXPEDITION lNGURA

NEW YORK, March IA special 10 the
Herald, via Char lesion, reports the safe landing
In Cuba OF a fllibustering expeditisn which
LETT Jacksonyllle, Fla. per steamer Henry
Burden, near Malori, and Joined Cespades
The steamer had on board five million ball
cartridges and other war material, including
several pieces OF artillery. The ex expeditlon was
composed of one hundred refugee Cubans
Evening star., 1869-03-11
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IN.
BROGLIO

NEW YORK, March ll.-Messrs. Durant
Ames. Dillon, Bushnell, Alley, Crane and
Tracey appeared before Judge Barnard this
morning and gave bail TO answer on proceed
ings against them for contempt in violating an
injunction prohibiting the holding Of an cleo
uon Tor directors OF the Union Pacific railroad
pending the determination Of rights a. 70 Ger
tam decisions asked by James Fisk. il.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
EN-PREsIDENT JOHNSON IN BALru-
MORE.

BALrrnoRR, March lex President John
son arrived In tins city guest on q special
traln from Washington about m O'Clock. Tue
Committee of Inyitaton on the mari OF
the Common Council accompanied him, and
other members OF the Council met him
al annapolis junction. ON arriving at CAM
den Station be was met by Gov. Bowie and
other State officials, and Mayor Banks and q
number OF city officers.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

HEAVY VERDICT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
A breach ofpromise case was recently decided
In the county court OF Warren county, Illinois,
In which the defendant, q man of considerable
wealth, set up the plea that the young lady
was OF African descent. Several medical wit
nesses testified that personal examination
disclosed indubitable Indications of African
blood in her veins, although she was perfectly
white and had moved in the best white society
in the country. Others, however, declared she
had no African blood. Tho Jury rendered
verdict in her favor to the amount of $1,000.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market continues to
work moder ately easy, the better class Of bor-
rowers having no difficulty in supplying their
wants at seven per cent. en- railway and mis-.
ceiieneous collateral and at six on government
bonds. Commercial is dull, and the bes names
move slowly at eight to .ea per cent. The
Evening star., 1869-03-11
INDIAN TROUBLES.

ST. LouIs, March IA special despatch
IRON 81 Georges, Utah, says that large body
of Navajoes are on the south side OF me
Colorado river, said 10 be aided nv
white renegaoes. They are well supplied
Win arms and am n uDiiion, md have whipped
several small hands south OF the Colorado. and
now threaten the settlement In south Utah.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Special Dispatch TO the s.rl
Why they are to be Appointed.


NEW foKK, March Il, 1919. The Inss'
washington correspondence OF to-day contains
the following:
Ine Cabinet dificulty is settled. Tomorrow
tne skies viii b. clesrer, people will breathe
easer, snd speculation aud rumor will be at an
enc Ihe President will tomorrow send 20
the senate the following nominations. t'or SEC
retary OF STATE, Hamilton Fish, OF New YORK;
Tor Secressr Of the Treasury, George :. Bout
Elihu Il. washburne Of Ilhpois
Mr.. Washburnes resignation as Secretary of
state VIII De submitted 10 the President to-
morrow, 10 take effect upon the qnsliaOsnen OF
ms successor, winch viii probably leave him
IN possession Of the State Department for ten
days or two weeks longer. Several other an
poin;ments will probably be made Tomorrow,
among " hlch that OF Collector OF the mort of
New York IL possible, though af this writing
II is impossible 70 positively III the nominee
The various inn uen ces and circumstances
winch have contributed 10 this result deserves
brief recapitulation. The situation M 20
mlonlght last evening was correctly gwen in
tnese dispatches. At that hour IL was not GER
,sln who would be Secretar, OF the Treasury.
Suoge Hoar had called upon the President,
oui his visit had only resulted m an engage
ineht ior another at ten O'Clock this morn
p1g. Al that hour he waited on the
sultation General Grant reouested h,m 10
oe sworn IN. His COMMISSION wax u once
haoe out, and be proceeded 70 the State De-
ptsA, NJ win MT Eyaris, where he paid his
proceeded TO the Capitol, and was sworn in p
one OF tne Justices of the supreme Court az
was then presented 10 the court by Mr. Eyarf
AT subsequent hour the President stated
one or two prominent vieitors that he gho,,'
send Mr.. Boutwell's name in to-day, and q
Judge Hoar's appointment was but tempors
The name OF Mr.. Boutwell, did not 60 IN .
DAY, because the other matters, above aIlu
70, We're not ready in time, and the Senat.
out short session. This arrangement of
State and Treasury departments will dou
less give general satisfaction, although
greatly different from the original intention
the President He has shown at ali times tn.
greatest readiness TO adapt himself TO the ne
cessities OF the situation, and he has given the
names OF many other prominent and worthy
men the most careful Consideration. The ap-
parent inconsistency with his expressed ideas
In having two members OF his Cabinet from one-
State, will be a matter OF only temporary du
ration.
What course Judge Hoar will subseq uently
pursue n not known The assumption that he
VIII 20 on 10 the supreme Bench IN a certain
contingency, or that he will be offered a foreign
mission IN compensation for the supposed en-
barrassments. have no foundation nut the
current rumor OF the hour.