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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-26
The Secret of Beauty,

Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches Sunburn, Freckles
and Tan disappear where it is applied, and beautit
full complexion ofpure satinlike texture is obtained
The pIainest features made to glow with Health
full Bloom ard Youthful Beauty.
Remember Hagans Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these efects and any Lady secure
itfyr rs cents at any of our stores
Toipreserve or dress the Hair, use Lyons katharon
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Great Reduction.
OFFICE WESTERN TFJ.EGRAPH Co,
Marietta, Ga, Nov. goth, $50.

Marietta, Ga, Nov. 20th, 10y.
Editor, Marietta Journal-Gents: Please allow
me through the columns of your valuable paper t"
inform the public and especially business men of the
great reduction in charges for Dispatches over the
lines Of this Company, which took effect on the first
instant Below is list of offices showing the old
and the reduced or present Iate
Atlanta, Georgia, from Scots to 35cts
Macon, from LOO to 65cts.
Augusta, " from $50 to 90ets'
Savannah, from 1.75 to los.
Chattanooga, Tennessee from IS to 53cts.
Nashville, from l. 5O to 9Ucts.
Charleston S. c., from rs to 1.20.
Louisville, Ky, from 225 to 100.
Cincinnati, Ohio, from 275to 135.
New York, n. Y, from 275 to 100.
Philadelphia, Pa, from 24O to 22O.
Boston, Mass, 1876 to 275.
The above amounts are for the first 10 words
The rate to all offices is reduced in proportion to the
above. Very Respectfully,
A. w. YORK, Manager
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-26

NEGRO IMMIGRATION TO TIE SOUTH
wEsr.-The Chronicle and Sentinel of
Sunday says:
Four cars filled with negroes passed
through here last night en-route for Lou
isiania to work Oh plantations. They
are emigrating from the Carolinas.-
This will be a good way to 'remove the
veil and lift the pressure" from South
Carolina.
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StieTs Pianos.

The Me.srs Stieffs have taken within the last
four weeks the 4lst premium for their Piano, over
all competitors at the dfe. ent fairs held at Stunton,
wytheville, and Lynchburg Va, and at the North
Carolina State Fair held at Raleigh They have
sold some 700 Pianos in the South since the war
closed Persons visiting Baltimore should not fail
to visit their new Warerooms, Liberty Street. as
Il is the finest Wareroom south of New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-26
Physicians Use Them in Their Practice.

1t is almost universally the ease that Physicians
condemn what are generally known as Patent Med
icines." Although Pr TUFTS Liver Pill is not Patent
Medicine, yet its coapeston (he result OF years OF
study is known only to hinselfand so palpable are
their valuable curative properties, that very many Of
our first Physician in the South and West have adop
led them in their practice and recommend them TO
their patients.
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Bullock L. to Go.

The plot has been mstured, it is said, TO sell out
the Democratic party of Georgia-the Democratic
State Senators aud Representatives to be the auc-
tionsers. Bullock is to go to the U. s. Senate in
stead of DIR. Miller. Conley is to be Governor the
two to let the negro Legislators drop, upon the rati
fcation of the fifteenth amendment.
Secure the rejection of the 18th, and we will not
object. CoAley won't spend as much money Bull
lock-
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TIE LIVE DEMoCRACY.-The New
York HeraldIwhich has been talking for
months about themor bicund state of the
Dcmocraitsparty, now says: "The sig
nifcant.faet that the Democratic party
is still strong and has great hold upon
the people stands out prominently in the
rcsaIS6f the elections"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-26
Georgia Cherokee County

Np&eas, John d McCollum administrator Of
W w Wells represents to the court in his
Petition fSl many Office that he has fully admins
tered j w NNells estate. This is therefore to cite
all PERSONS concerned kindred and creditors TO show
cause .iSany they can why said administrator should
.nq5 5se5lischargcd from his administration and re-
ceive lrtte,s of dsmission the first Monday Ill
December 1863. This August 10th, 1869.
w. Il. ID. Moss, Ordinary.
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THE RADrcA PEArroSM!:z Iays !,
down the Radical platform for Georgia
as follows: "Ifthe General Assembly re-
seats the colored members, that is what
we want. Then Congress can enforce
the 18th amendment in all of the States
as it had an undoubted right to do, and
our General Assembly will be straight
encd out"
1t would have been better for the peo-
pie of Georgia, if it had been stra'ghten-
ed out, at first.
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

Whereas, Zebulin Williams, Administrator of
John w Holbrook represents to the court in his pc
ttion duly filed in my Office, that he has fully Ad-
ministered John w Hobrooks estate. This is
thcrcre to cite all persons concerned kindred and
creditJRso show cause if any they why said adj
iEinisrator should not be discharged from his adj
mimistfation and receive letters of dsmisron the
first Monday in December 1869. This August 10,
: w. r. d. Moss, Ordinary.
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How Hostotter'S Rttssrs Ss3a1afee-;ETsgspebsa:
y. TIE WHOLE STORY IN A MNsIAEktS y
THE ofS6 Sf4hE sAanach is to conveft4he{a6dinto

The odSd tlS sfsuqch is to conveF4he4sgpainto
a cream ike semi fur, called "Chyme.2 THIS Is eff
fpcted vby the action of solvent called the gas
trio Juice which exudes fonG the coating the st0m
ach and partly by ebaniea mo Tetent qfthat or
gan which churns, it were, the disAing Ailments
The Chvme passes from the stomach iut6 the duode-
aum or entrance the bowels, where il is subecsP
TO the action of the bile and the nutritious portion of
it convertedinto fluid calledEhyle, which event6-
ally becomes blood -
Now it is evident that if the great solvent, the gas
ric Juice is produced in sufficient quantity, or~f
the mechanical action efthe stomachis not sufficiently
brisk the first process OF digestion will be but imper
fccly performed 1t is also clear that If the liver
which plays such important part III changing the
nOurisng portion of the chyme into the material OF
the blood is congested, in any unnatural condition
the second process will not be thoroughly accom-
plishpd. The result of the two failures is dyspepsia,
complicated with biliousness.
The mode in which ''Hostetter's Bitters" operate
in such cases is this they nvigorate the cellular
membrane of the stomach, which envolvts the gastric
Juice thereby insuriug an ample suifciency of the
fluid TO completely dissolve the food They also act
upon the nerves of the stomach causing accelera
ton of the mechanical movement necessary reduce
the food to homogeneous mass They also act
specifically upon the liver strene hening IT, and 40
enabling it to produce ample and regular supply
of bile for the purpose of converting the nutritious
particles of the Chyne into Chyte, and promote the
passage through the bowels OF the useless debris.
In this wav, HOSTETTERS BITTERS cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The explanation is
plain, simple philosophical. and true.
Dromroole & Co.'S Pectoral cures coughs.
Shifting of Blood cured with Dromgoole & Co.'s Pee
toral. 81
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Georgia Cherokee County

Hardy Strickland guardian of Pompy Strickland
having applied to the court Of Ordinary Of said
county for a discharge from his Guardianship OF
Penny Strickland This is therefore to cite.sl per
sons concerned to show cause by filing obJectlonSin
h. dis,,issed from his Guardianship ofPompySStrck-
land and receive the usual letters Of dismisson.
Given under my hand and official signature. Au
gust 10Th, 1869. ,,occ y
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Georgia Cobb County

ww1HEREAS, w. b. Reed, Administrator pr
w Daniel Reed, represents 10 the Court in his
rst,tiop DUN filed and entered record, that he
has fully administered Daniel Reeds estate. IhIs
IL | - 20 sbg,v cause ifany they can why said
admi,i.trsor should not be discharge&4rom his adj
nstration and receive letters OF dismlssion On the
first Monday in December, 1862
aug '''' c. ]. Shepard, Ord'y.
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The Press Association.

Held at Macon, on the 18th, meeting and resolved
to appoint committee of three to draw bE tor the
regulation of legal advertising to be lsdtbefore the
next Legislature. constitution was asf4ffsd.
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70 The following Ticket is suggested for Mayor
and Aldermen Of Marietta -
Mayor-W IL. TICKER. AdemenSsM. G
WhitIock, w r. Montgomery. Humphresr1Seid, 7
j. Atkinson. L. G. Mcclellan, j. A. G.. Anderson.
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Valuable Property for Gale.

TWILL sell to the highest bidder At Marietta On
the lat Tuesday in December next two valuable Lola
Of land Nos l25 and 126 in the 18th dat and 1nd
ection, beng part ofthe plantation Of John An
derson in Oregon District Ao8ns 30 acres IN oulsi-
vation Also an Is horse power Engine AID boiler in
gosd order, now on the premises OF John Anderson
/ Fer Cssh. A. y. SIMPSON, Agsnt,
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The Fair.

The Fair exhibition at Macon is generally regar-
ded eninenty successful, in the ornamental and
useful arts and in the display of our animal and veg
stabe Kingdom.
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MARIETTA MARKET.

COTTON-22
FLOUR-S3O0 to $500.
CRAIN-Corn 1I5 Wheat 100 to AS.
MEAI-1l5 per bushe
MOLASSES-60 to rs per gal.
NEW YORK. Nov 2l.-Cotton quiet; middlings
and upland 24t to 2lS Gold 1.268.
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AN EXAMPLE 70 TIE YoUNs.-Thc
Telegraph d Messeng& gsarns. from a
friend that Mr. J. T. D4lhia, Ia Very
young farmer of Putnam icoutty, h5s
picked and packed twenty five bales Of
cotton from twenty-five acres of landf-
each bale weighing five hundred pounds.
One acre of crop yielded three thou
sand five hundred pounds Of seed cotton.
This, besides twenty two bushels of
wheat to the acre, and premiums for
chest and largest variety of grapes under
successful cultivation" and best wine
from said grapes, and abundance of corn,
speaks well for Putnam County.
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CHE Myarietta sourual.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday Morning Nov. 26, 1869.
CIRCULARS SC.

We have just received lot of Letter and Cal
Paper for job Work and are ready for orders.
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printers fes So
State of Georgia, Cherokee County:

WHEREAS, Mrs. G E. Gillstrap Administrative
Of John l.. GillstFap represents TO the Cout in her
petition duly filed in my Office that she has fully adj
minstered John l.. Gillstrap's Estate. This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned kindred aud cred
tors to show cause if any they can, why said Admin
isratix should not be discharged from her Admins
tration and receive Letters Of Dismssion the first
Tuesday in February 1870. November LIST, 1869.
w. Il. d. Moss, Ord'y.
(Prnters fee So
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State of Georgia, Cherokee County

WHEREAS, Jacob McCarly Administrator of
Benz. Denton represents the Court IN bis petition
duly filed in my Office thai he has fully Administered
Benz. Dentons Estate. This is therefore to cite sll
persons concerned kinared and creditors, to show
cause ifany they cam why said Administrator, should
not be discharged from his Administration and re.
ceive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in
February 1870. November 1st., 1869.
w. Il. d. Moss, Ord'y.
Printer's fes s.
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Drompooe & Co.'S Liver Pills a sure shot.
For the Liver-Dromgoole a Co.'S Liver Pills
f or clear skin-Dromg6ole & Co.'S LiveE Pills
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Georgia Cherokee County:
MARY TODD, } Libel FOR Divorce in Cherokee
VS.. }Superior Court.
w. b. TODD. } Rule TO perfect service.
1t appearing the Court by the return ofthe Sher.
if that the DEPENDENT w B. Todd does not reside in
this county. II is motion of counsel ordered that
said Defendant appear and at the term Of
this Court also that the be considered in defaults
snd the plaintiff allowed to proceed.
And IT is further ordered that this rule be publish.
ed in the usual way is by law in such made
and provided.
Noel B. Knight, j. S. G.
true extract from the minutes of said court.
Oct. 18th 1869. 0. W. PUTNAM C. s. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-30
Rep. Us Rad.

Etre republicain, cest vouloir Ia rcpnbhque
pour forme a la democratic Et Ia den,ocrotie
nest gnere possible sans la repubHque. La
deasonatie est le gouvernement du peuple
par lie peupe ct pour lie peuple. LIE suffrage
unicersel est le moyen.
Ainsi rentendait T. Jefferson.
Ainsi Font entendn ct lentendent tous
cenx Qui sont democrates.
II ny pas de n1dieaiisme la.
Cette doctrine pent ttre yaaica1e pour l'Eu-
rope, mais non pour i'Amiriqne
An reste, le radicalisme ne signife ricn aux
Flats -Unis.
Et les rao1caur des Etats-Unis sont cerx
uui venlent changer Ia forme, detignrer la
democratic, substtuer lenr YOU uoir an vouloir
du peuple, rcnvcrser Ia Constitution ct Ia loi,
on bien encore faire des lois a leur avantage
personnel ct contrairement !. .ltintGret genaral.
Les Ltgislateurs de Ia Louisiana sopt
EADlcArx, non parceqn'ils sont noirs on
blancs, non parcequils sont democrates on
republicans, non parcequ'is sont r6publi-
Gains damocrates, mais parcequils font tes
lois sptciaies, des lois dexception, des lois
anti dimocratiqnes, des lois passageres ct
pe1sonnelies pour lie binafced'nne clique, dun
parti, souvent meme 4 IN individu ailume.
LIE ra2icalisme AMERICAN nest pas un
principe, n,ois nm parti
CONNIE tel, il ma nne minute d'ezistenco.
Aux repnJl'cai,'s ,democraes, c'est a-dire Il
ceux qui venlent la democratic dams la repn-
bIique, a combattre courageusement ct ener-
giquement ce raClicalisme. ......
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Nouvelles.

LOUISIANA. -Rien de nouveau dams Ia poll |
tiQue ralicale Ct besaciere. Warmoth les
Senateuss, les Lagis|ateHrs ct con>orts dre>-
sent eurs batteries Lun sonse an Consres, |
l'autre au Commencement de la Louisiana, lie |
troisieme a Ia caisse, lie quatrieme a toute
antre chose qua la g|oire Et les CONNER
cants de la Nouvelle- ORLEANS, au lieu De
marcher, courent.
lie Pere Camb;azo, Jtsu;te, est mort
atait un honme dune ltute port6e intel
lectuelle, un savant dams la vfritable accep.
ton du mot Une immense foule acconlpa-
gn's sa dtponiIle an cimetiere St-Lonis,
La troupe dOpara-Opira louisianais-
est tmrivte Les ripatitions sont commenc6es.
On drhutera lie Novemhre par Ies Hogucnots,
81 les rhumes lie permcttent.
On assassine tom ours Ia Nouvee-
Orleans. Ce II est pas nouveau.
No1vEAr MoNDE.-Les habtants de Ia
Floril" peurclasscn; les HtfieeF5- Il f lutte
rlenr-II ncgc il St LouiS.-Grant ct Boutwell,,
l'un srcrtarr ct autre president, tous les d4nx
dica,x s,nirrtjennen a huis clos sur les destnGes
De iAmtiiqne. Lrur cntretirn ne uanspre pas. ct
cest grand dommase-Lcs MrXca.nS iappent
apre> Juarez. Cost ore Juarez, malgrG la pau
vrrt6 du Mcxque, recoit princierement le lepnbi-
cain Seward-Qnesada ct Jordan ont ataqut les
narno valmcsada Valmesada a G,e dtt,it, ct les
Espagno's ant aisse rurs b~ss6s ct lenrs morris sur
lie champ de bataille Linsurrecton cubaine n est
done pas erminee CONNIE on lie di>ait. Nonycle
est que Espagne loit cnvoyer de- nouvelles tronpes
Cube Cas- roupes aurout le sort de celles Qui les
ont prtrtdees-le pere lIyacnhe, lie Carme
dtchauSsc. 6st aux EtatS.l mis-. Son general la
condannt, L. Pore llyacinthr doit vis.tcr Boston,
Washington ct plusieuls antes viles antrieaines
ct protrstantes pnis So rtnlrr a Rome. lie moine
n'anra pas beau eu au Conce mcumenique. gu il
Sc Souvlenne d Arius Dc les sectoires qu Sc
sent heurt6s contre Ia perre 6trInclle le roc dt
St.piesre II ftgait bien nieuS acheter une itrm'
dams Quest et dc Ia cultiver de scs proprcs mains
VIrlx MoNDE-I. Espasne est tranquille, a,
moi,ls a la surface l. aresation des prnciaau'
che.s republicans mis- fin insumcction Mai
OH done est lie ro9 Les Cores ne sayent qui prendre
; qui he pas prendre, comment prendre On rarIe d'
barbon Espartero, de l'o,leanais Montpensicr, d'
bourbon Carlos II taut ! Espagne lie mot d'ordr'
de la France.-Pendant qu Eugene Sc prolnene ell
Orient, heureuse dtuc libre Napoleon revient
J Paris assemble ses ministries. dome il hazain
: lorire employer lie canon contrr Is ins,lrse S
dit que le moment de sauer on de iaire sat,ter es
5 Pietr pr6lrt de police, enjont aux bon
citoyens DE- roster chez eux. aux mauvas de reste
/ trauQuillcs. On sa,t,nd il des manifestations, de
!. Instructions ct le reste Unr insurrecon atten'n
ma amais lieu. Napoleon II" ioueFait-ll pas encor
unc fuiS la comctiiel Alas la France est bien lass
, de lui.-L Angleterre inquicte Sc penche sur
, France pour Won ct pom omwen"re-Rome e'
came CONNIE l,ne cite de vriI!arl>.-L Europe es
dams lattente-I.ord Darby est mort
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Loy's0n.
%.

Qpanl &C Carme montait la chaire royale
De Notre-Dame, en la Cite,
Au SONNET de Paris, de la France loyale
A Dieu CONNIE la liberte;
Quand i courbait les fronts sous sa larte parole
Simple pr6tre ct grand orsteur,
Et q,,and il leroulait la sainte parabole
De Jesus, Christ ct Rtdempteur,
C'etat bean. Lincrfanle en enendant ce Carme,
Comprenaf Acknowledgement,
Et plus d un flilosophe essuyait ilne larme
Qui sechappait furtivement.
II s'appeait alors Hyacinthe. Ses freres
LIE citaient tors avec amour:
II 6tait un ap6tre, un eln, lun des Peres
Qui rayonnent an divin jour.
Mais lie pretre abandonne,
Croyant touours Dieu,
Sa robe, sa madone,
Son Convent, lie Saint Lieu.
Et lie pape des gueux, Veuillot ra.rahl,aire,
L'empoigne sans tacon,
L i,,sulte, lie mandit, lie daiune en- sa coere,
Et l'appee Loyson.
Qnee Grange apostrophe
De Veulot a Loyson
Credons l'apostrophe
Pour Veuillot, sans tacon.
| j. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-30

Goethe mourant demandait de la lumlere,
de Ia lumere, ct encore de la lumiere.
Nous demandons, nous, dies blancs, DIES
blancs, ct encore des blancs.
Lumere, cest blancheur
Chinoserie, c'est esclayage.
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DERNIERES NOUVELLES


LES rtpublicains ne sont pas tombes dams la
souriciere imperiae. La ournee du 26a tte des plus
pacitiques. Napoleon en- el6 pour son invention ct
,,ne conraseuse promenade sur les bouievards
La ibertG reiigieuse a etc accordee a lie de
Cube dit une l6peche. Esce que l'escavase reli-
rieuX eXistat Cnbei
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Fcuilleton du L0uisiandis.
LOU1SIANAISn.

On reproch6 all feuletoniste du "Lonisianais' v
homme simple ct naIf. grand lecteur ct grand ami
de Rahelais, de trop peu respecter ses lecteurs.
LIE feuilletoniste rfnfchi.
Et il s'est cru coupable.
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IcI EFT La.

RoUL LA!soN.-I.es chemnees de sncrerie fument.
Roulason presque sur toute la lgne.
Certains habitants ont plante, pantent ct font
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minimum, des salaries Fort bien, ct nous
nous taisons sur ce point de haute morale ct
de speculation amaricaine Revenons Ia
forco virtuelle ct productrice du travailleur
chinois en- California. Quoi done +? Est -ce
que Ia California est I'm mlieu semblable au
n0tre? Est-ce que l'6lement blanc ny COM
mande pms, ne s'y impose pas, ne constitute
p,.s hs 1ut on .o7Jinion pnblique9 Avaient-ils
Ia des jnges pour les absoudre sans ralson,
des noirs pour Sc ligner avec eux. des blancs
en- nombre trop insnffisant pour les compri-
mer dams Ieurs fcarts ct force de les toerer
dams leur vagabondage? I'm exemple local.
II cinq on six ans, a st jacques pas tres
loin du bureau du Louisiana,s, IN planteur
cut lidte d'empioyer des Chinois. Notre
brave planteur, ct certainement Fun des
Nns dignes ct des plus intelligents que nous
aySNs connus, Sc lassa vite dc cette lepre
asiati>M dc ces trayai|lenrs paresseux,
pouille,M ct dagrlltants. Que fit-il? I les
paya ct les>pria d'a|ler Sc faire pendre ailenrs.
Nos droles lxirent alors possession des ca
banes de l'habhation ct colabiterent avec les
noirs, prstenlait Nue la cabane n'appartenait
pas al phnteur. X fnlut dn temps ct dc Ia
diplomatic pour fairA> daguerpir Ia ponias-
scrie chnoise. En- adnMttant que le cas- edt
etc porte devant un jugA nous aimons a
croire que lie jnge anrait ohlamnf le plan
teur a logger, a nonrrir, htbeSger les vaga-
bonds venus du diable.
lie travail du chemin de fer du Pacifique
fut done egalemeut un travail force.
QUAINT il tous les fats isolt- qn'on peut
trouver New York au Nord en- France, etc,
a l'ayantage dn Chinois ct de 81 virtualite,
lis ne signitient rien ct ne sont point argu.
ments de vaienr. L'immgration en- masse,
dams la Louisiana dtsorganisee ct damornliste,
daja plcine de tribus errantes ct nombreuses,
vous sollicitant presqne a, nngmenter Ia
confusion. ne Sc determine point ct ne Sc
decide pas par un fah soie. Tous les honnetes
Chnois de New York dcviendraient malhon.
netes lei. Que ou'ez-vons? Question de
mlien, d dinhuences, de conditions physiqnes
on morales. d'ttat social Ne savons nous
point que Ia domestlclti blanche, 81 correcte
ct 81 parfate aux venx pays, est impossible
lei? Men avons nous pas falt I'tpreuve avant
Ia guerre?
lie vice est done dams 'ttat social ct poll
tique.
La cause s'appclle infariorita numarique
des blancs.
Et cette cause nous a valu les consequences
contre lesqnele> nous lnttons chaque jour-
qni s'appe lent damagogie, popnlocratie, an
tagonisme lie couleurs, arret dams lie travail
ct Ia. production, manqne de credit, incerti-
tuaes dn present ct de layenir, ramollsse-
IN mnt ie IN moeIe tpiniere, dtchaancc
morale, ct lie reste.
II nous FAINT du sang nonveau, ct du sang
pur. Nous mourrous par aprauyrisscment de
race. par deblite de carlcterc, par prtjnges
ct par lannlsse.
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Nous scmmes 4 Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.

Nous sommes 4 la Nourelle. Orleans.
Diabe Que dire de cete cite de Bienyil,e p
gu ellie des rnes des masons, des cabanes, des
habitants, des bancs, des blanches, des nors. des
noires, des cathoiques, des mehodistes, des bou-
tques, des marchands. des commercants, des
theatres, nne place Congo. une place Jackson, un
Passage de la Bourse on d.meurent les ayocats. une
Douane on les contrebandiers en,rent en- plciu
jour, des prisons OH les portes sont touiours
ouvertes des Conrs de Justice on Ton temoirue d
tout prix, des cabarets on Ton ,oue hebdomaiairs-
ment du couteau, une police OH ne Sc rtfngient
guere les honn6es gems, un gouvernement oui