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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
rwrEps BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

On Saturday evening William NJ Tweed
ce,er ed his At birthday at the Of the Blossom
Climb IN Filth ave The Cot Saehem presented with
a gold he AIDED cane by Mr.. Henry A. Barnum. Commis
souer oven Brennan and Janice MCGOWAN gave .
dinner in honor Of the event and he Old Democracy
were exceedingly jubilant their recent success
nuripg tho day q delegation from the VIM. NJ. Tweed
Association visited their patron, aud N an eAHtahs
moment the Grand Sacen sad that u had been as ann
az mr. IA lay I'm his power TO remove republican Comin
sons and ito ave the CITY represented by able intel
ligent, aud honest nen--Iuon IN whom tue properly
oyuets workHsmen, aud citizens generally woudreI o..
lie especially grathed NJ the action o
me clti,eus AS all puble men lOobed Win PRIDE and
sst,ac,lop pon tho approval ~ their o1cal act- by
the constituency, especially AT time Ike the present.
when lawes. ncn were maklngssuch desperate ehort
20 .rasp The iein5 of power. . ..
The mas ecriug anno ced to be held at the june tioh
OF Jast Broadway and ri. I'd st., MIR Twoeds hoS was
pustponeG be salse OF the storm.
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FIRE IN EICHANGE-PLACE.

At 10 last night fire occurred in the office
Of L. T. oyt broker the of the first door OF No
40 Exchau place The entire building aud No. 40 were
badly DANA ged Mr. Hoyts furniture and effects were
damaged to the extent of 81 800; insured.
The front Office occupied by Charles Urger Co.,
bankers and brokers' loss $780, Tho front office on the
second door occupied by Parmlee q Co.. brokers
loss 81 900. The room was occupied by Parmee.
Stone Co. loss 500. The front room on the third oor
was coupled by Haynes Bros Co.. bankers and brok'
ers loss $500. VII
The rear room WAS occupied BY John +. Kinmpp.
broker loss 81 900 Tho fourth floor Was occupied By
LenOx Smith, mining engineer. Loss $500. The front OF
the first floor OF No. As occupied by Slngeriand *
Prince brokers. Loss 1900 The rear room was occupied
by Lloyd, Hamilton s. Co., oankers aud Drohsrs Loss
$500. ,
All these parties insured. The buildings belong TO
the Lord estate and damaged to the extent OF $4,000
fully The fire Is supposed 10 have been caused
by an oyerheated stove.
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into II OF finer and delicate temperament than
anmatos and by udicous rejection of both noncha-
lance and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is deal Of quiet dig
nifty in Mr. sherdans performance OF Banqo who In the
tragedy himself even grander parsonage than
Macbeth himself who'ought TO be represented withfne
staeness OF intellect and bearing and simple sweetness
Of temperamentMr d. c. Anderson in his acting as the
FIRST Wh showed keen sense Of the supernatural at
mosphere of his employment and in measure, ro-
deemed the wtchcenes from entire and dreary badness
Macbeth has attracted large assemblies Of the public
excepting Saturday night when the storm was at Its
wors and has been received with emphatic applause
such shakespeares never fail to evoke howso
they chance to be interpreted Lot us not for
get that the master Of poesy ia potent In his
control Of the human heart aud mind than any, or ALL
who strive in his ilIustra ton-Tbs is the Macbeth
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BowsgM pu'ns s,rsush d,, April Hannah u b''uN'
tuners. FROM the Friends Nesting ilou'e Fos's On P'"'"
coRsELsudd.ny March a. Edwin Mo,-,r ,-esa sAssss
. l END s.1 ri ii s S'. is tS G ''
TIE r..ye. aud hrna, q ne "ly invited TO attend ne .'rs
B.ey No. % Eas OasLaHdrIanatse seventh. I. Hsns"
DELAyASnA.hs w:eS. IIoue n.ss~r Se,. .. rs. ,,
,peco e,be cry aud q s Ca D,aeI Dele
IN, IF Ms's;: sS Gs' Ss a. r l' s 5 r. s
CHRISTIAN add Charlie. DeIs,sn A.. I-pss,f I,sS 70 .s',S
Tssnth.i few doors sII,hsTe Mosd. pa
ground Of he SLEEPY nolo. Cemetery for ia,,rnss,
GEBHARDAt Rome March % sit.r short llaes Kate ~.". q
Fresnes Charles GebhAd sud daughter ofTbon" Davis Of 'ss
HoBARTon suad. April Willie Ou' child Of Jo's VILLA" 80
relative. family respectful. is,t,s ....I
ST. near Abiusdorsqa. Tuesday April s. at o'clock
LEAvIrra FaApr L 90 w,ass..y March y,,, $50 Msr
Restes from Gsess
Ss..I as Ss;P' FoS, Sai o @Hs ~ ''
LockwooD.A, Noun, Vernon sa,prs, April Jesas
William s. ,on Of b. Mead ass ysss aud sostb.
MARTyOn saturay April 1870 Hannah s. rvh Of s.nl Mar
II. ry az. sn Of ne family ar. .; ;G eI. s.S 70 ..sd
t.snsS near Avenue A 90 Ia,sa. Afternoon e.s s
sEAMATIo Broqss Rr, Apr, ofd0h'S'r' I'"os c. 'ii'.'
Remains will be removed Long Is snd Railroad 10 ynespo H.
interment Monday morning Train leaves JanesshP hes
York at $50 m.
sHIRLBY-Ou Sunday April William wugh. Shirley o,ly chh %
w. and c. C. shirley aud srandehld Of ne late W. '" shirley.
aged yean and 10 dlvi
TIE viii be held Christ Church Ffh shf Thirty
fnh. Tuesday April II The relatives aud nesd, VI
the family are Invited to attend
sKILLMAS-At Brook, j.. March 81, OF paralysis Ms
Sasan X. Skillmsu. a the 67th yea o her
family 70 attend the fuuersf
the residence OF her soniEar L. d. Cook, Monday the 9Th
iust, at 2 O'Clock p m.
SNTTHfn Brookyn Sunday ID Martha IT. H. wife Of 10
aevn Smith OF the late Mrs TalithA Wilder
Funeral is Schermerho Tuesiay ah ust 81
Friends family respectfully Invited to s'ten shoat
further notice.
Worcester Mass papers please copy
STITT-Ou the 81 Mott eldest of George sbe Msy
j. SUIT u the 21th u Ls
family invited u attend his faser
from his fathers residence No. 80 est Thirty rst at O'Clock
this (Moptsyl afternoon.
YOUNGOn she 70 sgeriog Illness. her residence. Ne
Great Barbara widow Of Philip Yonng dec.aet formerly
81 Cincinnati in her Both
Notice funeral will be given in to uorroa's paper.
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: ia an abstract Of the Central Park Meteor
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

St. Nicholas Hotel--Attorncy General Cham
plain, Albany; exGov. J. Gregory Smith OF vermont,
Gen. A. Tate, late Haytan Minister at WASHINGTON;
Mayor Martin Of Wilmington N. C.; the Hon X d. Rice
OF Maine, the Hon. c. II. Sheriff. Washington; L. b.
Phillips Chicago; H. A. Shackelford. Paris, and c; X
Gregs. Illinois. - Fifth Avenue HOtel-Judge Com
stock OF Syracuse Ben Field Of Albion. N. u the Hon.
NJ i. Beamus, Albany; the Hon. A. H. Rice, 81: Bates,
and John 8. Eldrdge. Boston; Adoph Sutro. Nevada,
and Con. John L. Swift Massachusetts. - st. James
IIosol-Goy Bullock Of Georgia - New.Yotk Hotel
The Hon. Thomas Fitch, n. O., Nevada, ana
Gen. Joseph r. Anderson, Richmond -. st.
Denis Hotel-Roland q. Hasard OF Rhode
Island. ==IAlbemarle Hotel-Gen John q. Hazard or
Rhode Island aud Judge Mcneil, Newburgh. ====
Hoffman House-Leut Commander Armentront. U. b:
Navy. Clarendon Hotel-Miss Carlotta Patti and
Mr.. Theodore Ritter. Metropolitan HoteI-Iho
Hon j. f. Hubbard, Albany, and the Hon James nixon,
Syracuse. Aston House-The Rev. A. j. McCOnony,
and the Rev J. j. Elc0ck, Philadelphia and Paymaster
Allen. L. 3 Navy.
DEPARTURES.
The Committee Railways Of the Massachusetts Leg
slaure left the city yesterday for Boston, having come
here an excursion over tho Boston. Hartford ana
Erie Railroad. Gov. Hoffman left the city for AL.
bany Saturday, aud Senator bprague for Washington
yesterday.
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| RIGHT or NEGROES TO VOTE IN NEwJERSEY-
THE DEMOCRATIC ATIORNEYGENERAL Az

PRINCETON. N. J., April2 2. 1870
To Hon. Attorney General GILCHRIST: Dor.
ough election Monday Have the negroes right to Voei
l.. II. SToSbAKER, Mayor.
ATTORNEY GENERALS 0FFiCg,
JERSEY CITY, April 2, 100.
T.. r. SrosEAKER. esq, Mayor Irncefon, ". j. Inc
Fifteenth Amendment makes void so much OF our STATE
Constitution account OF color denies the right OF
any citizen Of the United States to vote. The Thirteenth
Amendment made all the coorcd people who were before
In slavery free. II free coored native was not ct
before, the text Of The Fourteenth Amendment makes
him 50. Three questions are made on the Fifteenth
Amendment. First Ia IL In force VT legally adoptedt
Second Does it operate upon State electionsf THIRD
Does IL destroy old provisions Of the Constitution as well
prevent future provisions denying the right TO vote on
should treat tho matter practical and answer all
these questions in the affirmative though they may be-
lieve do that force twas tho means
OF procuring tho ratification Of the amendment. and
though on this ground 1t may finally be held by all
branches OF tina Government never to have been In force
Nothing disorder will result II the Judges OF Eec
ton State by concert now answer these questions
In the negative Yet any Judge thinks these questions
should be answered IN the negative and desires To make
case and thinks he practically do so. by refusing
o colOed persons vote lac withou moral quit re-
atty OF the law az any there he imposed Judge)
for the REFUSAL aud II the Courts decide he IS wrong to
civil snt and the person elected may IL the votes re-
fused would have defeated him. lose his election One
two cases In the whole State will be all that can be
productive OF any good whatever II IL shall DO deemed
wise to contest the right AS practical. present ques
ton hour the right OF the eoored man to VOTE II
he Is otherwise qualified should be treated as settled in
his favor. ROBERT GILCHRlsT.
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MIR. pEAUMoyrs COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.

A more uu(avor;ible evening for any private
view oil paintings could scarcely have boon found than
that OF last iturday Yst the reputation OF Mr. j. T..
r,aumout "a con nois,eur is 50 well established that
THE Ieeds aud Miner Art Galleries attracted company,
not ouly iIfss number, out remarkable for critical
me paintings exhibited had constituted Mr. Beau
mont, own prlyase collection. Among them are the
WORKS OF such men Cole, Csnanl, VerlO6 ckhoven,
2eln. Church Van Schendel. Floront Wiems, Gilbert
stu1ri Robbie, DO Byandt, and others. Mr.. Beaumont
was Ire with sucieit courage ana sagaeltS 10
introduce modem rroUenn art 20 he American market
The critics naturally curious To sac MS own coec
ton 0f paiungs mGny of which la'o boon III his posses
e.Oa fog moro than thirty Ycara
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OHIO.
ELECTION TO-DAY IN CINCINNATI.

ELECTION TO-DAY IN CINCINNATI.
At the city election in Cincinnati, to be held
today the principal interest will center In the contest
for Board of Education, the question at issue being
whether the Bible shall shall not be read In the public
schools The has been somewhat exciting
both between the newspapers ana among the people,
very interesting feature OF the day Ia that the
groes for the first time under the Fifteenth
Amendment. They have been rallied at various meet
ings throughout the city every day since tho procama
ton the Republicans leading Them Of course. As TO the
Bible question: IL is prof. able that they VIII vote FOR read
ing almost sOlidy.
CINCINNATI, April 3-The interest in the cleo
ton has reached climax The colored people held two
large and enthusiastic meetings today on tho Bible
question They develop the fact that the colored votes
will he cast almost unanimously in favor OF retaining the
Bible in the Public Schools
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PASSENGERS OF THE VENEZUELAN.

Capt. Good one of the passengers, and Mrs
Bond stewardcss OF steamship Venezuela. sailed Oh
Saturday, In tho steamship Australia, for Glasgow.
Messrs Smith and Marchant. and Mrs. Middleton ana
two Children 20 tomorrow the steamship AIhskh 70
Asmnwai On Wednesday, MIR. Hunter The Puiser sails
for Liverpool and the 2Jd. the Rev. Mossrs G. fleid
Cbarjty sail for 81 Thomas In the Brazil steamship Line
The agents OF the West India and Panama steamship
Company In this city have paid all the hote DIS Oh tne
and furnish them through tickets 10 their
The mails for tho West Indies %nie
were transferred with the passengers, have been tuo
over TO the postal authorities here aud Will bo forwarded
on the 2Jd VIA st. Thomas.
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POLITICAL.
DELAWARE.
NEGROES VOTING IN WILMINGTON.

NEGROES VOTING IN WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. April AT q school election
held this city to-day of the coored citizens avaed
themselves OF their right under the Fifteenth Amend
and voted. The polls opened ut o'clock, and In
the Seventh Ward the rst four deposited by
coored citizens In the Sixth Ward several also promptly
presented themselves and accepted. The election
officers In both Wards Republicans. In tho Fourth
Ward the election officer Democrat, but no made
objection to receiving the votes OF the colored
considerable vote OF the coored voters polled The
Republicans OF this city claim the first election where
the colored men have enjoyed their right under the
Amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April 3.-The Republicans of this
city closed the campaign Saturday night with large
public meeting at ALVIN Hotel. which addressed by
Hon. Julius L. Strong Member OF Congress from this
District, and the Hon Thomas Fitch OF Nevada Should
northeast rain continue through tomorrow, 10
IL will affect the total vote. Among the hills OF Btchhed
County and the north western part OF Hartford County
there Is considerable snow, and the travelling bad,
which, beside esening vote, delay the returns
from little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
NEW-.JERSEY,

The Democratic Convention of the new City
Of Jersey met Saturday evening" and made the follow
ing nominations: Mayor-Charles ii. O'Nei. Water
Commissioners, resulting in the choice OF Noah H. d.
Taylor of Jersey City, Michael Nahans OF Bergen, and
John c. Hopkins OF Hudson City. Superintendent Of
schools-H. o; Chapman OF Bergen; Police Commisson-
ers-Wm. Taylor of Jersey City John Mccarthy Of Hud
son CITY, Samuel A. Besson OF Bergen City Police JUS
tices-Marn Logan Hudson City; NJ j. Leonard, Bergen
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VIRGINIA.

THE RICHMOND TROUBLE NOT YET ENDED-THE
MILITARY CALLED UPON.
RICHMOND. April 3.-Yesterday the U. s..
Marshal served writ Eyson to up possession Of
the City Hail. and other property Eyson refused and
the Marshal then applied for military aid. At late hour
tonight change had taken place. but II is understood
that Gen. Candy will furnish the force to the
Marshal tomorrow when Elyson will retire TO other
quarters. and continue 70 act as Mayor.
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MIR NILEsB PROPOSITION 70 DlsIRlBuD
"BATEs's MILITARY HISTORY"

TO ne LdITOF OF TITO ITFOH"'
SIR: A paragraph In yesterdays TRIBUNE
places Mr. Niles Of Iioga IN an AWKWARD position ino
ro ,hcset A number OF copies OF tho History Of
pnsvlyania had been printed and slowed away In the
carrots Of the Capitol Mr.. Niles proposed TO allow
h u,emler 10 nave "A certain number Tor dstflbnoh
oaon co,stifnents all other efforts TO distribute
~, ,rd owing TO the opposition oi tho DEM
nnrats Mr. Niles Is warm friend al tho to'I nIu .,
nm, satisfied tha the course he t0Oh was 'hO V! '' "
to pursue ,.,o
JIUIisturg, April /, 1870.
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that they stood for conviction and for scGutta on
the ground OF the prisoners alleged Insanity and they
remained the reassemblng of tho Court Saturday
morning without any prospect Of becoming more nnan
In their views In matter. Under these crcum
stances the jury discharged and the Court adjourned
for the term. Buekhou will again be placed trial at
the June term either tho oense tho murder
OF his wife, Louisa Buckhout. ....
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KENTUCKY.

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT-FIRsT GUN.
DANvILLE, KY, April FL take pleasure in
informing you that have just elected the entire
Radical ticket by l3l majority 8. p. BARBER.
Chairman Boyle Republican Committee
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r,,r sItrpy HOLLOW TRAGEDY.

The trial of Isaac Van Wart bueAr I'''a,, ' on
the murder Of Mr. Aired RendeH ~ 7'seP' ,o On
EowYcars day. has resulted ID inc july , ~ r,e
o ,r,,ed,,,cl, after tho case was submitted 10 Tue
,r nv ,no conrt ON Friday evening 1t was ascor'a'A0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

r-LSGHTBsLJ-On Tbarsdsy morning. March r. AZ %sD
Cbucb. Jsnsca Long Island By the Rev Ison.s Geo. -
az Gaa South Amsncs 70 MISS nhgsrss
Lehbsn dsasnsr Of W. A. Lghths. sse, Of Jamaica NO
Albany Jonrusl phase coDy
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The Trophy Tornto. -T~.r,, s.sss o. tesa "' "'''"
Adde'S. Gso X. WAKIss. Jr. Oxden Farm. newport O.
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Mention of the appearance OF the LYDIA
Thompson Troupe at Nblos this evening, Is the chief
among novel announcements, at the moment.
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MARRIEN.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. ibiisl stlnp,ng we f."
VIZ yrnpsLLs Sous PUgroy ST. Old DuTca C'"Ne"
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HOME NEWS.

REhARKs-Saturday. April q. q stormy, rainy day
It began to rain at 1910 rainy from 1910 10 rain
ing from a. m. to ~ r. IN. Rain depth one and 62lO0
inches. Note-The clouds Of this rain.stOrIn began
gather at 1920 D. Friday the list. Yesterday Sun
day the Sd was likewise a stormy day with less rain.
Rain fell at from midnight to M, also,
2O2, with little intermission TO IL D. The sky
either overcast very cloudy from TO other
wise overcast the I'd Rain depth to II TO day.
23-lOO OF an inch.
The foregoing abstract OF the Central Park Meteor
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed mfh ~"
name aud address.
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PRINCETON N. j., April 2. 1870.
To Hon. Attorney General GILCHRIsT: Dor.
ough election Monday Have the negroes right to votei
f. II. STOSEAKER, Mayor.
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When ION ask n ihe RUSSIAN BRACE be gs th'
genuine Az ehs~ bear The vi Fsh. CLARK FLAu" Ia
As,ls atu pF stamped spvA eAA lsg s0G BY i"es e>
hs"9k ss'" wv " IVA CAT.
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ENREGISTREMENT.
Paroisse st. Landry.

A Wis est par lie present donn6 que lie
IA Bureau du Surveillant de rEnregis-
trement des votans pour la Paroisse st.
Laudry etc ouvert en- la vile d'Opelou-
sas, (Lne.) lie Lundi Septembre 1870,
ct restera ouvert on cette vile jusQu'a
nouvel ordre, dams le but de reviser ct
corriger les listes des votants enregistres
DE- Ia Paroisse.
Tous les ELECTEURs QUALITIES de la
Paroisse qui mont point etc enregistres
en- 1863 ct qui desirent Sc faire enregis-
trer, sont avertis d'avoir Sc presenter
au Surveillant, de7 heures du matin JUS
qua midi ct depuis 2 henres de papres
midi jusqu'a heures du soir.
Tous les votants enregistres qui ont
change de residence depuis le dernier en-
registrement sont 6galement avertis d'a-
vo;r Sc presenter ce bureau pour tairc
les engagements necessaires sur lie regis
tie ainsl que sur leurs certiticats d'enre-
gistrement.
VL'enregistrement pour Ia Paroisse
St. Landry sera defnitivement clos le
Vcndredi % Octobre 1870.
J. J. BEACCHAMP,
Suyreillont de renrfgistrement
pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
~ Septembre 1870. 1tf
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TRlsrE CALAMlre.-Les chenilles ont
commence IN leur euvre de destruction aux
Attakapas. q
On nous les eignale sur Ia rive occiden-
tale du Teche, entire St. Martinville ct Ia
Joncton ct dams plusieurs localities, Ia
Fausse Pointe, entr 'autre, on ellcs oekfait
leur apparition au commencement de- cette
semaine.
Leur voracite surpasse celle des annees
precedentes. En- moins de- trois jours, elles
ont entieremeut dcvaste une dizaine de
champs de cotton, pres du Pont Breaux.
Partout, sur leur passage, elles ont, nous
assure-t on, devore nor. .seulement les feuil-
les ct les Aeurs, mais, pardessus le marche.
les citations ct les jeunes grabauds, ne lais~
SAINT que Ia tige corpletement denudee des
cotonuicrs, qui ont conserve que les gra-
bauds ouverts GU sur lie point 'ouvrir.
Nous voici done fxe sur 10 produit de Ia
recote cotonniere de Ia vallee du Teche ct
des parvisses de l'iuterieur, ou les chcuil'es
nc manqueront pas dc Sc repaudre lie
mont ant de cette recolte Ne s,,f6ra proba.
blement pas a payer les lourdrs taxes que
le paternel gouvernement sous le1uel nous
avous 10 bouheur de vitre impose nos
plauteurs.-GuzeAe des Attakapas, II.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-24
Amendments q la Constitution.

Quatre amendements la Constitution
de III Louisiana seront proposes aux vo
tans, a l'election de Novembre proclaim
L'un dit,
'Aucune personne qui, d quelque epo~
que que &c soft, aura etc collector dc
taxes, soft d'Etat, de Paroisse ou dc mn-
nicipalite, GU qui autrement aura pu a.
voir en- maniement des dcniers publics,.
ne sera eligible a In Legislature on a au'
cum emploi de contiance ou lie profit, sill
ma prtalablement obtenu une Aecharge
du montant par lui collecte ou a lnl conde.
LIE deuxieme article propose la rati-
fication des votans, dit:
"Aucune personne he pourra occuper
IN en1ploi public, nj voter, III agir CONNIE
lure, qui aura etc conyaincue de trahi-
son, dc parjure, de faux, de corruption,
ou de tout autre crime punishable par un
emprisonnement au Penitentier, OH qui
sera interdit."
Lc troisieme article que Ia Legislature
propose (non pas d'amendcr, celui-ci,
mais de rayer entierement de Ia Consti-
tution) est Particle so, qui lit ainsi:
"Le Gouverneur sera ineligible pen
dant les quatre annees qui suivront le
terme pour lequel il etc 6lu."
En- adoptant Particle deuxiemement
mentioune, Particle 80 dc 10 Constitution
SO trouve abrog6, ct nous lie doutons pas
que la grande majorite des votans Sc pro
noncera en- fnveur de son abrogation st
en- fuvcur de Particle que Pom propose dc
! lui substituer.
Scion nous, l'alticle prerniereulcnt emu,
mere est excellent en- principe, ct dcvrat
ttre adopte.
IL men Get pas dc meme de Particle re-
latif au Gouverneur, que Pom propose
d'abroger. Nous voudrions le voir main-
tenu, parce que c'est un des rares prin-
cipes democratiques que contienne notre
presente Constitution. a lepoque OH
nous vivons; menac6s de voir se perpe-
tuer la politique radicale ruineuse la
quelle nous sommes en- proie, il fandrait
surtout empecher NJ. Warmoth de Sc gref-
fer sur lie siege quill occupe aujourd'hui.
ct il faut bien Sc convaincre que Get arti-
Gle tend supplement q ce but.
LIE quatrieme article propose a rappro-
baton des votans lit ainsi:
"La dette de l'Etat ne pourra etre aug
mentee jusqu'au montant de vingt-clnq
millions de piastres avant lie premier jan
vicr mil huit cent quatrevingt-d dix"
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L. senaaine q 6t6 asses heureuse d
Was 9ss. Les malades 90 r6sablis-
ssss gradasllsmsBt, ct un seul d6cas eu
Hen lA I aBjlle do Wasbington,) c'est un
semns6 C6lessin viDsonneau, cbarpen"
tssr. qai ont mort 10 10. sur l'habitation
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sseis sasqsssls sont sSEisnx nous sappo-
saae aae laaj jnalsdss sont des afRranehis,
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hsss q dspger sajoard'hui/
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WaaAasgteD, lan slssquels cot le Docteur
II Lsieh. qai. 6eait i Particle Dc la
laass 1enai MIR.
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sAsst mn iaRne homme du nom do Lager.
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aasaa oas no s'est pr6asnt4, que nous
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