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TTlB L~OUISIANIAN.
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Saturday, October p, 1870.

Ju lge. This candidate is unknown, and our
community, although having bee" obliged to
blush ut the election Of the painter Under
wood. stil numbers some known, respon-
siblo and able citizens.
Who will face NJ. Hunsakcr Junior as
candidate Two thousand five hundred
dollars per year viii be the premium.
Tho candidates for Representatives are NJ
Tureaud and NJ. Henry Riley. II. III the
widest range Of possibility, there be found
any legislative skill in those i've colorcd
men, then the age Of miracles has not passed
away! N. Henry Riley, whom We sec some
times with a bundle Of papers in lis pocket,
is unable to read or write. His ignorance.
Notwithstanding his drivers speeches. in pitt
ful obedience to carpet. baggi-m, ought
to prevent every sensible man form voting
for him. Take q loy, and the choice will b.
better.
But NJ. Cesar Seldom, another colored
man, is running specially against N Il.
Riley. NJ. Seldom has been a butcher by
profession. o good federal soldier by patriot
ism. but ntverI u driver. Able to read aud
write, he is well enough acquainted with the
history If the United States. Moreover. lie
, vociferates not against tie white population.
/ Do yon know Major j. G. Oliver, a tall
and colored citizen ? He is q notorious man
Justice of the Peace, we think. To become
our Sheriff is his best dream. If unorposed he
! will be elected. But tho Bar Of St. james
. and the pe oplc Of our parish will sec before
long that the merits Of a Sheriff arc not i,
his long legs aud vanity. The law mus
have for officers tt Csc who understand some
thing Of the law. NJ. Oliver, If elected, vii
prove the contrary for the benefit Of all.
Blu. wl.o vii face NJ. divers candi
daturc? No one answers. Very we'll. GOD i
great, but men are f OILS.
As to Captain John Hcdspati'. the reg"la'
! nominee for Coroner. we admit his capacity
< To pick up some dead corpscs is an cas-,
matter. Notwithstanding, in case Of vacancy
the Coroner is DE ffacto Sheriff But De mini
Q mis- not curat prgtor. .a, aM3 .."...
: Poor Parish Of St. James! if God hat
cursed thee, thy chastizcment had not bee.
: greater.
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apparel a clarjGer lie rin de canne.

J'ai l'honneur d'of,ir anx habitan,s de ce,te
paroisse ct des paroisses voisines mon
Apparel d ci0rifer R rim de canne.
Get APPAREL 4 saz snIfn'eux, pa,en'e, comm
de beauconp ct empioy& avec le plus grand
succes, fonclionns dams Ia perfection. II ne
derange pas ie vim de came dams son par
cours, m0ccupe qu'un erpace dc 20 pouces
cares. refouIe le gaz dams 3 pieds et 3 pieds !
lie profondpur, refroidit antan, qn'il est neces.
saire le gaz ponr alder 4 Ia condensation. /
Get apparent en- bois g, en- pIomb olIre les
garanties vonl ucs de dur6e.
lie prix est de $3.50, sill es, fourni par moi
81 ihabi'ant lie fabrique hi. meme, j. reserve
500 CONNIE droil de palente et privilege
d'inventeur.
de rompe 6,abli, pappareil pent atre place ct
fonciionner dams nne de,ni l'enre.
L1habilant qui ne serait point s~a'i>fait de
'efficaci,e de mon Apparel pourrai, IL ran.
voyez sans crai"te 81 sans payer.
CONNIE je ne pni> snfirc aux uombrenses
ct jonr"alieres commandes, j'au,ori-e phabi,
tant, iont en- sanvrgardant mon privilege 81
mon droit de- patenie et d'invenlenr, I en-
fabriqusr IN lui-meme. 5a-
Qnant aux personnes QNi ne le connaissent
point encnre, Giles peuvent Sc reuseisner
anpres de NM. Webre freres, J. Gabrielle,
Nelvil Lebeuf, Ferry. FIoren, For,ier, SEVERN
Tresue, etc, tons p%'anisars, habi,ants, su.
cri.rs et hommss romp6,ents.
Nons prions NM. Ics habitan,s lie faire leu.
commando ls plus 10 possible.
On demande des agents pour les paroissss
voisines. 80
N-S'adressera NJ Philippe Pa;Iie, Saint
Jacques, habi.a'ion Nj. b. Can,relle,-Can.
treble P. o.
PHILIPrE PAILLE
Mecanicien sucrisr.
St.Jacques, 10 Sept. 1870. en-.
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OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Orler. Hones,y and Justice.
Unipersai suffrage, srcepi for ouilaus and
vagabonds.
CHIC alliance Of the white and co'ored
Louisi0niuns. ~44fF
Education for all,
No more political Carpet bagggers, nor
useless ro,cdics IL Louisiana.
Political Equality IF naturalised and
American. born citizens.
Protection eriended TO laborious i'm
migrants.
Respect for the lao.
We scM eralt the honest man to Office and
reject he dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty a
Intelligence.
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N E VS..

New Womb General Il. f. Lee is
no more. He died in Lexington, Virginia. The
United States lose in that man one OF the
purest characters Of the times. r. F.. Lee was
So years, 8 months and % days old.
The Democrats in Indiana have proved
to the Radicals that their power is passing
away. .a. "
OLD WoILD-The news of the war is a
perpetual contradiction The 'elesraphic dis.
patches impnLently deceive the public. Shame
on those who speculate on q cheat They say
tina. The Pr"ssians have been defeated around
Paris, and ten minutes after the contrary is
asserted. Bazaine is victorious and on, Of
Metz, and Bazaine nego,iates for The capitn-
!a,ion Of The same city, Gambet.a con'radic,s
William, and William contradicts Gambetta.
Notwithstanding, it is probable that Bazai"e
is ont Of Metz. Thionville has been reinforced
Tile Fsanc.tireurs near Epinal have checked
the advance Of the Prnssians. The Prus-ians
have erossed The Loire from Orleans, aud are
marching toward Tours. Gen. Bouthmki has
accepted the command Of the army of The North
and departed for Lille to organize his forces.
The general commanding the army Of the
Loire is entirely capable. scissors las been
taken. a great battle is imminent, in the
neighborhool Of Rouen. The Psefec. Of Lyons
reviewed 10000 National Guards,a and great en-.
'husiasm prevailed. Gambelta has left for Lyon.
Three opening shots of the Paris lombard.
ment were fired from Bellevue on Friday. More
than a million Of mnskets have been distribute.
ed 10 the National and Mobile Gardes, and the
distribution continues. The Prnssians, if we
may rely on an impartial relation, have lost
4564O0 soldiers since the beginning of the
war,-an average Of 10000 per day. Their
army still numbers about 100000 men. s:
LouINANA.-The p%"lilical fever is intense in
Louisiana. The new Legislature will probably
be democratic and conservative.
LATEST NEws.-New York, Oct. 1e.-In The
battle before Paris, fought on Saturday last,
the Prussians have lost in killed, wounded
and prisoners, 5000 men also, artillery, stand
ards and a large quantity Of snpplies.-Ger-
man papers, Of course, have not contained any
intelligence from Metz fur a week past
Considerable exci'ement prevails al Hamburg
and Bremen because Of The reappeatance of
the French fleet-Bazaine is reported fighting
at ThionviIIe.-Bon.bski will cooperate with
Bazaine.-Ano,hsr successful sortie from
Paris Took place.-The Pr"ssians have mads
no further movement toward BIois or Tours.
Both sides continue concentrating near Orleans.
The French guns sweep III" plains around
Paris. The F,snch fire is wonderfully exact.
The Mobiles make saccessfal sorties. ST. Cloud
is a total ruin. -Gafibaldi closed . speech to
his solhievs with the words: ''Onwasd. then, 10
the vosges!" #'2 a
l.ondon Bankers decline 10 negotiate paper
on Germany, particularly Berlin.
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AASNEN MNMAN
AVOCAT Ell NOTAIRE.

I'm Bureau Rive ganche, a cote do Ia
mai-on de tonr, onvert ,ons les lnndi. mcrc,c-
di ct vendredi, dc 10 h-ure A. Nj. a 2 l,enres
p. NJ. U4 ut r# u# W..
In azure Bnrenn:-Rive droitc, labi,aiion
a. B ROMAN, Oh Pom po,,rra vnir ct consnl,er
NJ. Alfred Roman les mardi, ieudi et snmeli.
P0sips: Can,re'lr 2. q. on Convent P.N
N. Alfred Roman exrrcera 81 profession
d'avorat dams les paroisses Sl.Jacques. ST
lean. Bapll-,e, Ascension, el devani IL Cur
lie l'Etat.
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81. Mary Jefferson Co'lcgr,
PARISH OF 81. JAMES LOUISIANA.

This lns'iiu,ionI has jus, opened lis Se>sio"
Of ls7Os7l ;ssmi his Glasses, under M aug.
men,ed corps Of Professors. are being rapidly
organized.
Parents. md Cnarhiaus who hold back their
rl,ildren from spprrhsn-icns Of the YaIl"w
informed ,'a,'h"t ina %dy is "!know"
in this parish; and they are respectfully
-.e.niudeI Of the grea, importance lo, The pupils
them Ell Ives, Of joining their clnsscs as early as
possible. sya. .tat e,5aH. Is
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Venfe uM 3:'ubni;s.
s. r T. ,t at4t. il. -.tgt ..
PoUR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION J!
10 pour cent au.dcssOus
(iVl cO0rs!

NJ. JOACHIM ROME avc,tit Messienrs les
la bitan's ct .iomicil'6s de Ia Pa'oi>s" SAINT
%Jnrques quill %vrndr~. 4 psriis d'a'Jonfdh"'
les matrhandi>.s nomb,-u>es FL satlees qni
conposeut son maya>in, a dix pou, cent All.
Jessuu> du cunt> Otlinaire
C'e>, une cxrrtlen,e orcasion pnnr tons.
u y n d. Ia y,occrir, DE- Ia merc's'e. DIES
ma,claadi>cs >hfi,rS de ton'e so',": ind'eu''es'
damages, coIons, cuIonnadcS, enclosures, etc,
etc. etc.
Occasion nn;qn.!! #".H@
Vcmez, vnyez. ct yons ache,ctcz! .
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A VENDRE,
veudre

A1ACA Une rrop'itt sitoer dams 'e
!ts41 vnisinage hn College Jefferson,
HaHSias@ St ,Jacqn-s, tive sa"che, 'nesn.
RAM IN dsMi atpenti Dc face IN tleuve snr nne
prnfondtnr d'environ quaranie arpcn's, nvec
maison, cuisine. bi,isses, ct authorizations de
toni genre. Terre c"ltivee ct productive,
jardin Ell rapport. battnrc excelIente, etc -.
S'adresser an bureau IN LOuisiamais.
81 jacques, ? Julie, 1870. .s' 4ai
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FABRiQUE PIE CsGAR.:~

.Po r. -yr s U-.so
Entire I'Egl,s- ST Michel ct la Maisou de
Cour = Habi,a,ion l.. Ciinct - St.Jacque-,
Rive oaurhe.
Mess'-uts les mn,ciMnds do la parois-. 81.
Jacques y, de> Patos->es v"i>ines, itonvs1o"l
t@onjnurs d Ia fab,iqu. de- NM. p, K. DUPuIs
ct ClE, I'M assortment c"mp'ei DE- cisarrs
d'exc-Ilen,c qnaiiie, e, aux prix les plus
,aisonnahic. a5
- Sept. 100 IN.
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los. FOSTER proprif,ni,s a phonncnr
pa.ns que son e,ab.,.srnen Went Netrs
em,ietsm.n' revare ct mi. Il nenl.
MN. les habliauts y inuveroht une bonue
pension, co,npftnam dsj"i'et. aiicr ct cham.
hrr, r"nr 1. pix m"|ata d. ~ 50, ~ ton 10
comfortable d'n"- mai>nn pa,ucuiiefs Joint q
la plus stanlo plorre,e Ell pIomp.''ude dc
service,
lie -on>siyn6 ose cspsrer e ronrours he ses
anciennrs pratiqne- ,,"nt ln' ~faci!itet 10 iache
dc sa,,.fa,re tout IN public. a
Jos FOSTER.
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Mn. ED,roR,-Piease announce that I'm, q
Candidate for State Representative, at the
election 10 be held in November next,-no.
dissenting with the regular Republican
Ticket, but only in opposition to M. Henry
Riley. T't' 7'
.fa "'H CESAR SELDOM. p
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FORGE SAlNTJOSEPH.
4 1InbiiMlIOa Amsumt Bourgeois,
81 Jacques. Rice gauche.

NJ. l.. Edouard Pocht, mecanicien 81 for.
gcron, nvcr,i, les habilanss de la patoi,se. quill
Went l'ouvrir son a,,l'er sur fhubita,ion de-
NJ Aman' Bourgeois tall
II g fk,rndta y pappel il't habl'a"'s pour
reputation de- machines, tnhil'dirrs, etc.
Les irayanx d. forge Scion, promr'ennent ct
consciencieuscmcnt executes. JUN 70
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$1,000 D..

VlsOOO F"v any case oi Blind Bleed
in. Itching. OF liberated Piles that De
tBt"s'. rate 1scisrdy fat. 10 cure. T. is
prepared expressly I" care thu Piles and moth.
Ing else. aal has cured cases Of over 20 years
standing. Sod by all Druggists.
VIA EUGA.
De BIkG's Via Fuga is the pnre Juices Of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
..4. CONAU ~ l'TION.
Inflammation Of The Lungs; all Liver. Kid.
ney, aud Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, Gsnsrai Debility, and ali
complaints Of the Urin.sy Organs in Male and
Female, producing Dyspsps,a, Cosivsnsss,
Gravel, DroPsy and Sctofnia, which most
generally terminate in Consnrnptive Decline.
Il pufi6ss and euriches the Blood, The BilIiary,
Gla"dnlar aud Secreiive System; Correcis
and Strengthens the Neryou. aud Muscular
forces i. ac,- like y charm on weak, nervous.
and dsbil,iaiel females, both young AMI old.
No.e should be withon, il, Sold everywhere,
lABoRAroRY-i42 Franklin ST., Baltimore.
MD Aug.l3-7O
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Candidatures

Mr.: Editor. Please announce that Mr.
JosEPH FERR1ER is an Indtpendam candidate
for Slate Senator at the conming election, and
will bc warmly supported by
ALL HIS FRIENDS.
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+. Vente d pEncan
PAR SOSTHENE THEREOF.

PAR SOSTIlENE THEREOF.
Sur les iienx dams Ia paroiSse St.Jacone.,
lundi, 81 Oc,ohre 1870, ! II lrnres A. N.
L%A-N, UNE HARITATION t,.hlie
11f@HA on SUCRERlE ct siSr dams IN
an.he-sns lie la vi,lc, sur II rive gancl.r On
lenve Ell mesnrant s arpen,s e, 10 toises dc
face an Mississippi, sur nne rrofonhenr, de so
arpen's ri connue sous lie nom lie "HabIia,ion
Conway" ayec toutcs les authorizations,
savoir F:
Sncrcric e. purgr.ie en- briqncs, avcc
page. BAGS d sncres el a vim de cannes, &c =,
&c, SC.
Une bonne ecnrie avec magasin d maIs,
Dix honnes cabanes A negre-,
Une visi'ie maiSnn de residence,
Unc maison d'iconome,
QnatorZe mniets,
Trnis BONES charrettes,
Charrnes, on,ils ara,oires, &c, &c.
1000 harils mai>, plus on moi,s, en- pattit
sur pird.
10 arpcn,s de plant de cannes.
La ,erfn est excellcn,c et a rabri de tou,e
inonlaiion
CONDlTIONS-Un Gnart compliant ct IL
reste en- 1na're placements eeanx, an 81
Decembre 1871, 1879. 1873 ct 1874, Fache
trur ~fnnrnira se> h,liet>, Ell coupons, pays bic,
a Ia Banone d'Amariqne. a Ia Nouvelis Or
leans. portant intarets a 8 90 Fan de lcur da,t
jnsqn'a patfai' Placement, avec hypo,heqne 81
privilege dr v%e"h.nr, ri'ypo'heqnt con.iendra
Ia clause lie S 90 h',oraire- d'avoca, en- cas-
de ponrSniies - IL clause lie 'non s'ienaninP
La %sicrcrie d.vra ERE assurae pour $4,000 II
Ia police transfa,ee au v~endenr ju>qu'a paie
men, final.
L'acte de- ventc, avec ,imbres, aux frai. dc
l'acquereut. 's- . 22oc,-
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ARTHUR ]. ROMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW &.

Convent P. o., Parish Of Saint James,
VIII practice his profession in the Fourth Jndiciz
District, and at the Supreme Court. Feb. 90, C!
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.4mT aPluntcasrs.

NJ. D. l.. EHRMANN, de St-Jsaa- Baptiste, .
lhonn~nr de pteysnis NM. les Lab,tan.s gu, i y cons.
tamm.nt .u m in de. lls.uLit,.s de second. main A
pix n,odtrt. =, gull achtt.fa IA vie',le font+ a sl2.0o
IL tonn.an 1T ie. yisill.s iri,a,,les A $500 ie tonnesu'
I23 av.-701
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Attorneys At Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street. New. Orleans.
st. James Parish, at F. P. Poche's resi-.
dence near The Courthouse. ap ~.
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j.. X. GAUDET
AvOCAT

BUREAu: Paroi.se >t-Jacq"es, rive droite. cinq miles
nu-dessns de Ia Maison de Cour. ApREssE: Cantrelle
p. o.
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~ha, aromatic, their lasts bittsrish, aud a"aio.
gous mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Buclu leaves ara gently s,imulant, with a
~peculi~t tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Trims.
~ Organs, such rs Gravel, Chronic. Ca,arfh
Of III. Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Blad-
der and Utc,hra Disease Of the Prostate
Gland, and Retention or lncontinencc Of
Urine, from a loss Of tone in The parts con-
cerneL in It's evacuation. The .etnedy has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cutaneous Affections and
Drop.y. g .. n
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Election November 7th 1870.

Fur Auditor Of Public Accounts:
ALLEN JUMEL,
Of Iberville.
For Treasurer Of State:
JAMES D. BLAIR,
Of New Orleans.
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i. Dinretic and Blood Purifying, and cures all
Diseases arising from habits Of dissipation,
excessss and imprudences in lite, impurities
Of the Blood. SC, supersedios Copaiba in af-
~tec.ioas fof Which il is used, such "a Gonor.
'hoa, elects OF long standing, and SypIiili.ic
AAec,ions-in these diseases, used in conncc.
ton with HsLMBoLp's ROSE WASH.
Sold by al! Druggists and dealers every.
where Beware. Of coun,erfsits. Ask for
Hslmbolds. Take no other. PRICE-sl.25
per bottle, OF 8 bottles for 90, so. Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms in oil com.
municalions.
Address II. 4. HELMB0LD, 5sa Broadway,
N. Y. -. .3
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IN up in stsei.engrayed wrapper, with FAC.
~imi'e Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
Jo" $50 10. II. 7. HELMBOLD,
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Emile Legendre " F. P. P"che
p. o. g. Convent p. q
Box 1909. St. James
Lcgent're j. Poche
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CESAR SELDOM.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-19

have seen was made by the Danes when
the overwhelming. armies of Germany fell
upon their little fortress-peninsula in 1864.
Though il was clear from the first that such
contest could have but one termination, no
matter how heroically Denmark might bear
herself, no sooner had the unequal war begun
than from all parts Of the world the children
of the Vikings hurried home to take part in
it. From Australia and California, from
India and Peru, the Danes went back to bat
tie. They left their new lives, their busy
hopes, their industries, their fortunes, and
carried all they had and all they were, to lay
it on the affairs of their native land. Their
devotion wes in vain, SO far as its immediate
object was concerned. But it was none the
less honorable in itself and quickening as an
example.
We have no fear that in measurably imi-
tatng this transcendent display of patriotism
our German fellow-citizens will seek to make
their adopted home party to strife as to
the real scope and bearings of which not even
the Germans themselves can as yet pretend
to have any very clear and positive convic-
tions. It is all very well for Napoleon in his
address to his people to bid the world remem-
Der that the ''victors of jena still survive"
So, too, do the victors of Waterloo.
But this is not the age of jena or of
Waterloo. Not even in SO great war as we
now see opening before us can the existence
OF q Rreat OUaue ike PRUSSIA or ike france
be now put at stake. What the most bril-
liant modern genius of Germany, Heine,
said of the ''sunny -marble-face" of the first
Napoleon-"those lips had but to whistle
and Prussia ceased to be"-can never be said
again in our day. In the worst event to
Prussia of the present war, all that she would
have to fear would be displacement from her
present position at the head of imperfectly
united Germany. Granted the failure of the
,s.xx l.
old, and who need, therefore, despair either
of the future of the German States, or of a
real, free, and harmonious German unity,
planned after another fashion, crystallizing
perchance around another central German
State? Such thing as an invasion and con-
quest, or even an extravagant humiliation of
Germany, being quite out of the question,
our sympathizing Germans of the New
World can afford to abstain from exaggerat-
ing the significance of conflict the mere pro-
portions of which it is indeed not easy at all
to exaggerate.
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GERMAN SYMPATHIES IN AMERICA.
From the NJ " World.

From the N. Y. World.
A number of the most respectable German
residents of New York have called meeting
of their countrymen for Wednesday evening,
to express their sympathy with Prussia in the
great war now beginning Nothing could be
more natural, or in many respects more COM
mendable. The maxim that "blood is thicker
than water" though often honored we are
sorry to say, rather in the breach than in the
observance by Americans of both sections
during our recent civil war, lies, after all,
deep In the heart OF every vigorous aud re-
spectacle race of men. Indeed race which
does not feel it and live by it in all great
emergencies can hardly be vigorous, and
need not hope to be respectable. The
prompt and passionate way in which all
France, for example, from sea to sea, is even
now responding to it, must command the ad-
miration even of her enemies; and it domi-
mates, as we see, in Prussia even the pro-
found and righteous hostility of all that is
truly liberal and enlightened in that country
to the insolent and intolerant autocracy of
King Williams Government. All Germans,
indeed, are not even nominally Prussians;
but all Prussians are nominally Germans,
even to the Poles of Posen, we suppose, and
the Danes OF Holstein; so that sympathy
with Germany may naturally enough seem to
Germans far removed from the scene of strife
necessarily to involve sympathy with Prussia
OF course, no expression of such sympathy
can be rigidly interpreted to mean intelligent
approval either of the way in which Prussia has
attempted to PrussianiZe Germany by force,
or of the recent diplomacy of the Hohenzol-
lerns beyond the Pyrenees 1t is simply a
loud God-speed, ringing H0ch, sent mp by
Germans who honor their German fatherland
with love in the security of their cisatlantic
homes, to other Germans contending for life
and death with the hostile legions of France.
Our American residents in Europe used to
solace their souls in like manner with hearty
demonstrations atParis and London while the
cannon were reverberating necessarily along
the Potomac and the Mississippi Per-
haps the most striking manifestation
Of this instinct which our times
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-19
THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
From the N. y. Herald.

Our commerce should be just now the lead
ing subject of national attention. In the pre-
sent juncture of the worlds affairs there APP
pears the opportunity that, rightly improved,
might not only restore to us the maritime
strength that was swept away in our great
war, but out of which also we might secure
start that would easily enable us to distance
within few years every rival power. At this
moment there are twenty-six German
steamers carrying passengers between ports
in Europe and the Uuited States. All these
must stop at the very mention of the presence
outside of French cruiser. Sailing from
this port also are all the splendid steamers Of
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