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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-26

Et bicn! La France ete vaincue Wissem-
hourg ct a Worth, ellie etc humi!iee jusqu'a
Ia houte Sedan, ellie etc trahie ct vendue
a Metz, ellie est actuellement menacse dams
So capitae par un million dAllemands les
Prussens ont pris Dion, Orleans, les places
iortes, les villes ouvertes, un tiers du terri.
toire; ces Prussiens marchent sur Lyon,
marchent sur Rouen, marchent partout lis
VIOLENT, violent, saccagent, fusillent, rancon-
neut, battent mounaie dams le sang lis sout
.infamie impitoyable, le meurtre froid, 10
piI'age organise, lie briganaage lache sur la
civilsation, 10 force brutale assassinant lie
droit moral; rien nc leur semble sacre, rien
ne les arrete,- aucune grande armae ne les
broie; lis passent par les detiles les plus mys-
terieux, par les gorges les plus dangereuses,
ayancant toujours, reussissant toujours, COM
me 81 Ie success leur etait legitime ct da;
iamais Ia France, excepte sous Charles VII,
ma etc plus amolndVle, PIus tTEf15s'' Plus
abaissee, moins France militaire; le gouver'
nement, improvise dams IN jour terrible,
} trouve lie pays sans armes, sans armees' sans
} organisation, CONNIE abandonne ct livre
renuemi: ct Ia France est seule dams sa lutte,
scule CONNIE une maudite, seule CONNIE une
sacrifice, seule faire rougir son bourreau
s lui meme; les Bonapartes ct leur immonde
0 sequelle couspirent l'stranger, conspirent a
: Paris, conspirent Tours, conspirent par
6 tout contre Ia jeune ct audacieuse repub'lque
q les pretendants do toute sorte, de tonte de-
). nomination, de tout egolsme retirent on
q |limitcut leur concours national; les dema2o
ii CUES entravent autant le movement qu'li'
ii raident, ct ills agitent NAL a propos un dra
le peau qui nest point celui du jour; Ia bour
oi geoisie inqpiete, la bauque sans entrai'lcs
t. rignoranea sans portse torment une legio'
st dc tisdes ct de peureux; il y une large toll
ct d'araignees de mouchards ct despion
tendue sur Ia repubIique FRANCHISE; il Sc peu
On bien que 10 famine, le desordre on Ia trahiso
ag fasse capituler Paris, haroique ct debo'
lie iusqu'a ce jour; les revers de Ia veille
m. nous prouvent point que Paladines sera vail
lie. queur, que l'armee de In Loire delivrera
me capitale. que Tours ne sera pas pris, que
lui Gouvernement provisoire ne fuira pas
lue vile en- vile. que Rouen tiendra que Ly|
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-26

Vous voyez done que le moment eet plen
choisi pour un remaniement de pequiiibre
europeen au profit du despotisme.
81 Ia France etait debout ct r6publicaine,
non moitis etranglee, les chooses ne &c pas
seraient point ainsi.
Mais, parmi les surprises que pous menage
lheure presente, Ia plus etrange est assure
ment celle qui nous montre les Etats Unls
sympathisant avec la Russie ct Ia Prusse.
C'est ne pas y croire, ct dependant 10 sym
pathie est aussi profonde que pub'iquement
avou6e. Hommes, journaux, gouvernement,
tout le erie par dessus les toits. Notre ideal
est 10 Prusse, notre type 10 Russie. A Ia
Prusse ct a Ia Russie nos Iouanges, nos veenx,
nos admirations, notre alliance. A Ia France
nos Injuries, nos mepris, nos haines, notre
boue infecte.
Quand Ia Prusse remporte une victoire,
nous avons des chants d'allegresse; quand 10
France subit un revers terrible, nous nous
rejouissons tout haut. Ce serait grande joie a
nous de voir Paris bombard6, brdle, ansanti,
devenu ignoble bourgade pour mn ignoble
Napoleon restaure.
Sill nous fallait ouvrir Ia main pour SAWYER
Ia patrie de Lafayette ct de Rochambeau,
nous montrerions nos poings crispes ct
hostiles. C'est bien, n'est-ce pas? de 10 part
dune r6publique qui sc dit dehocratique.
Bon CHEN chase de race. Nous avons suce le
lait dune louve, rAngleterre. Les fills mont
pas digenere. Apres tout, est-ce quill y a
plus ourd fardeau que Ia reconnaissance?
Dot on pardonner aux autres le bien qu'ils
vous ont fait? QUAINT a Ia question de prin-
cipes, bagatelles Nous sommes republique
sans retre, democratic sans Ietre, peuple
aussi sans retre. Les principes sont sans
valeur dams une boutique. Aimons done d
notre aise I'ivrogne William, 10 ruse Bismark
10 savage Nicolas. lis sont aussi terribles e
aussi fauves ayec leur despotisn,e que nou'
avec notre hcence.
Et pourquoi g s'6tonner dc celia ?
Les Americains sont des rtpublicains pat
venus, tres fers, CONNIE tel, de serrer III patti
aux ours de iimperialisme.
Talleyrand disait d'eux, ct il ~ connaissai'
"les Americains scat des cochons fers ct
fiers cochons."
Tallcyrand await certainement tort; MAJ
nous comprenons fort bien une alliance enti
Ia Russie, la Prusse ct les Etats- Unis. Qui {
resemble s'assemblc.
Inutile dc dire que Ia Louisiana, francai
par son originc ct ses traditions, est rest'
sympathiQne Ia France, tout au moins da1
son We'll ct honnete element.
. Dams quelques annees, quand lie carpt
- baggisme aura souille complement Ia Lol
siane, nous ne dirons plus celia.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-26

Nous aurons Ia medaille, ct les braves eendsrmes,
En- nous voysnt passer, nous porteront les armes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
AIs.anarI. and HisInI,r.

AiSAAndFla and Vieihity. r1if
Tho OdsstfS of yetterday SyonIpR haa The
!, No., 80, '''~' '''p'NS 'N' f'N''
'onuNns news Hemb ...r........-
MA QsoRdE MAhoN died Al his tesldsnee.
sPFlng bAnh fslEiAH eo1hty, thll morning
re "a oeen SUFFERING ior some time past from
a.. ~ tonsI WI 20 ~. M w .p
aid ,shnn MA ~. Iinss1 a..es,,s.as S,In
MasoS, IL, dis,inSnisSsi V,sSinsn ~. ,a.Sise
~. $50 ,,lhs.
G wv EtissLD,Jooht Ieeently invited 70 lake
sIhaIEe OF the MtehlnGton atteol eoioIed BAp-
!bt ehufeh IN THIS Place tenignati hts Giiua-
h,,t Nv. w IN hloh
tss,snsIIonW s.noI wguia ~ so9Spt ms
nsstnr mi 1872 Io tetsin nm Aa
ipaSt oncs a mpnts " PSGVp -, ,nsm ~
So ,JWr,h.. """'"' % NJ u 'he pastor OF
' d.
FLock o. nlty or sixty swAns passed over
thh Guy GolnE north Abouthe O'Clock this
mgtnlnF The npile they made attracted son.
siderable attention, ......
SS sSi0sS ~ SsS s q he shsns. %
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

THURSDAY, In the British Parliament
after the rejection Of the amendment FOR
reducing the time Of Imprisonment for car
Eytng arms from two yoars 70 one year, the
House proceeded to the eonslderatlon'oi the
clause enabling magistrates to call and
examine Nltqesses where the defendant ls
unknown. A warm discussion ensued,
Alter which the house divided, aSd The claus
was adopted. The bill looking 10 the clos
Ing Of Inns at sunset also provoked long
debate, but was At length adopted. The bill
was proceeded with Claude BY clause, until
the part relating 70 press prosecutions was
reached. An amendment was offered for
strlklpE out thoae particular clauses. Daniel
O'Donohue, the member from Tralc, spoke
at length against the bill. Sir Rounded
Palmer, member for Richmond, eloquently
denounced the Irish press az treasonable
and unsorppulouss and the source Of all the
try If.i aSrSss debate IL. S%sSs ISsDi
was rejected by 8l6 maJorlty, and the House
Adjourned at . late hour, i u tIlIIl
THH London 7ImsS OF yesterday erltIeiues
Gen. sheTldan's late campaign. against the
Indians. Tho TlmsS thinks that arm yet
kindly compulsion might save the Indian
race from eTtlrpatlon.
THE London TfHlsS Of yesterday has an
editorial article on the proposed ship canal
across the ISthnus Of DaTlen.r Looking at
the surveys lately concluded, the Tina
doubts whether the practical value OF the
work will ever be SUFFICIENT TO eoVerthe cost.
IT - reported that Debneheryllle, Presl-
dent OF the Canadian Executive Council, will
be appointed to the Lieutenant GoVeTuoshIp
Of the Northwest Territory. The Canadian
Rides are 10 be dlsbauded at once. The Of
fcera will DO dismissed on half pay. '.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
The city or BO.top-Is she nurar

The following appears In the Paterson IN.
J. PrsB We give 1t for what II Is worth;
"The following facts may, possibly, &C.
count for the loss Of the City Of Boston, II
she Is LOST calamity which now seems
almost certain. The night before the City
Of Boston sailed quite party Of her engl-
neers, including her chief engineer, were In
Paterson visiting some friends. They made
the following statement; On former trip
Of one Of the InmAp steamers, when near
Sandy Hook, she broke her propeller, 4 three.
bladcd one, and put back to New York,
where she was fitted with q two-bladed pro-
peller, with which she made the passage out.
She was then htted with q new propeller Of
three blades, and returned, bringing the two
hiSdod QUO with her. The City OF Boston,
on her last trip this way, lost one OF her pro
peller tans, aud the old two. bladed propeller
was put In her to make the passage out with,
tho Intention being to reilI her In England.
Now the result Of having In a propeller OF
only two blades, 10 TO necedsltAte the running
Of the machinery Que third faster, aud tho
danger OF Ore IL greatly enhanced from the
heating OF journals, SC.
"These englusers Of the city OF Boston,
lust before taking leave OF their Patterson
friends, remarked, we shall have to be on
hand early In the morning, and shall have
TO do duty In the fre brigade That Ia, In
tho safety corps formed 20 do duty 10 case OF
any accident from the heating OF the maehin-
cry under the extraordinary speed OF tho
engine. 1t 10 quite possible that this danger
Of nre may have become real one, aud
owing to relaxation OF vigilance, or Some
other cause, tho noble ship has been burned
up. It 10 a horrible thought, but the two
dangers OF boiler explosion aud burning
scems to DO the most likely to cause the total
destruction and dlsappearance OF the ship
With all on board"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

Fms IN CHARIES CoUNTT, MD.--Ws learn
that q tenant house, barn, granary, corn
houae aud stable at GlasVar, the farm OF
Major William B. Matthews, near Aliens
Fresh, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night. The fire is said TO have originated al
the contents Of lighted pipe on the ground
near the building. Tho Amount OF Tloss IL
aAlJ to DO about s9,oOo.-Port Tobacco Times,
AarsA rs, -. 'r.. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

java, CoETKE, freshly roasted, for IS
eebti, As good as coffee sold for 10 cents
elsewhere, At the Pekln and Yeddo tea store,
IA Ninth street, between d and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

Bur YOUR TEAS, Conses aud Spices at tho
old established Pskin and Yeddo tea store,
42t Ninth street, bs1Wssn d and y streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

Anairn In Montgomery Couniy, nd
The Rockville S.aIad Of yesterday has
tho following H. r.,,.--.I ,-
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The March term Of our
Clroult Court commenced on Monday last,
With Judges Lynch and Bouie on the bench
The grand Jury, with Walter NJ. Talbot,
ESQ.,, as foreman. were Iworn In and charged
by Associate Justice Boulc. The doekets
were then taken up In their regular order,
aud up 10 tho present time most Of the cases
diaposed OF have been appeals from magls-
trates' Judgments. foo ...rr... ..... 0l.l
RUNAWAY AED BMEsH.uP.-on wednss.
day evening last, a. Mr.. cambridge, chief en-
glneer on the Point Of Rocks railroad, and
al present q resident Of our town, was re-
turning from short ride In the country, bis
horse, from some cause, took fright aud ran
on with him. When nearing the coruer Of
one OF the suburb streets, In sudenyorlnK TO
hold him up, one OF the Tulus broke, and the
horse turning short upset the buggy and
threw Mr.. D. out The horse kept on Al
full speed, the buggy BY sona means turn
Ing up again, until he came In contact with
one OF the trees In front OF Mrs. Almonsy's
hotel, when he broke from the buggy, which
was pretty badly smashed mp, aud ran into
the stable. Mr.. cambridge, we are clad 70
DO able TO state, sustained but little injury.
FmR.-weTegrst to lehrnths on wsdneS.
day last the dWelllng-house OF Mr.. Henry
Glngle, reading on the old Georgetown
road, near Darcey's store, la this county,
together With all his furniture, was entirely
destroyed BY IRE. II 10 supposed 70 have
caught from the chimney. When the nre
was FIRST discovered the roof was NEARLY
ready to fall In.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

THn Young Mems ChTistIAu Association,
Of Indianapolis, has made aTIangomSnt 70
entertain !, 700 delegates 10 the lntsTnGilODal
Convention Of Associations, which 10 10 meet
there In June,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

INDICTMENT TO Bur A Coon sEvTuo
MAcHINE.-Wllcox q Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and beat constructed
sewing machine, Will hereafter BE- sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40S Seventh
street, between b and Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

CoNNoN uouNciL.-Ths Board met At the
usual hour, the President (ueurge W. BeAll)
In the ehAir.
MT; OaaileAr presented tho petition Of sun.
atI elti1ens, relating to tho extension and i'm
ProIement o. West street TemonAtratlnE
Xhhat beinR taxed for said ImpfoVemenF
REFERRED;
. UT. utlmes presented the petition Of certain
'AsNpAyst,l teiatlng 70 aasetsmenta. Referred,
w, yoinnss presented Aoeounta OF Board Of
ApPems. helerfed, ID.
~; yut,ie presented blll Tor the relief OF
AT estotoi InNes' Referred,
~ t,s, hhavuiy nked 70 De uisohAtEed from
w. ,ssouslueIAHon oi me petition OF
~ ~. hIsnnou.e. AHteei 70,
h,.nnh = ~ Lesolntlon 70 establish
pssii st,.st. p.s..t zoe CORNER OF high and
~ n'ssi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

SAD SCESH.-Yesterday afternoon there
was a scene presented on the BOWery that
was at onoo sad and amusing. woman,
who must have been at least seventy years
Of age, with all the lnhrmltIes that such ad-
yanced years generally brings, was the
actor. She was crippled, and used pair Of
crHtshes, but she could neither walk with
Them nor without them, for all her indTml-
ties had not prevented her from gettlug
beastly intoxicated. Two humane indlyld.
uals seemed TO have her In charge. The
gentlemen helped her across the street,
where she was Ia danger Of being run over,
and having no more time TO give her, they
len her 10 herself She fell upon the side
walk utterly helpless, bundle OF anInated
rags, too degraded to behold, and too plteous
TO condemn.-R Y. Paper, 1Ih.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
rho Pope aud the American Pre-
lates.

lAtes.
A letter from Rome, dated February II,
aud published In the Catholic World, aaJs
that on the Goth OF January the American
EplAcoPate aud the American Collage At
| Rome received q visit from the Pope, where
he was received by all the American bishops
now In that city, ali the American priests,
the Atudents OF the college, aud many Cath
Olics from the United s ntes. A splendid
llfe.SlEs portrait OF His Holiness, Just painted
by the American artist, IIealy, for the e.
hlbltlon about 10 DO opened, had been sent
to the college for tho occasion, aud was
placed 10 prominent position. In the hall,
the letter says, the PonIld spoke few kind
aud paternAl words. and Archbishop spauid-
Ing, In the name OF the American Church,
clergy and laity, made an address to the
Pope In Latin. The discourse was excellent
In language and happy In thought. TIE
Archbishop referred 70 the fact that Plus VI.
had given us our nrst bishop, (Dr. Carroll,
Of BAltlmorej) Plus VII. had multiplied
dioeeSeS, and given Us our frst ArchIsplsco-
pal Soc, and he, Plus X, had established
sir other ArehIepISeopAl Sees. So that In
country where sixty yearHA ago there was but
one bishop, there are now slIty, three fourths
OF whom are here In Rome 10 attend tho
General Council.
Toward the end Of his discourse the good
Archbishop brought In q few touches Of true
American wit. This Is what Italians would
scarcely venture on on such an occasion, and
II was to them unexpected. Even the Pope
looked for q moment puAEled, as II he could
not conjecture what was eomlngj but a. ho
caught the point, a smlle spread over his
aud the smile developed Into a
hearty laugh. As for the Italian prelaLes,
at first they Wondered-as who would not,
at an American joke Ia the language Of
Cicero but at'laSt not all their stately dig.
nifty could Withstand Its forcs, and they laugh
yet a. they repeat II. Tho Bishops, The
superioTs, aud students Of the college, tho
prieSts who were present and the lalty ap.
preached 10 offer their homage TO the PonNH
was delighted, more than delighted, with his
visit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

FoR Tnn BEST and purest Teas, Conees
and Spices go 70 the Pekin and Ysddo tea
stors, t9A Ninth street, between , aud ,
trnelA' oh Z. .f.iUAH.H.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

GHoRoETowN NEws.--Tho daily sesslsus
Of tho Merchant's Exchange will recon.
mence on Monday NEXT. AT the yearly
meeting yesterday tho following officers
were elected Evan Lyous, presidents Geo.
Waters, vice presldenti John J. Beall treas.
urer' Tho,, y. wheeler, seerelSryi directors
roughs, A. Ross Ray, John Davidson, K. d.
Hartlyi executive, commlttee-D. l.. Shoe
maker, Joe. @. Waiers, A. Ross Ray arbl-
tratlon eommitteo-D. l.. Shoemaker, Jos.
@. Waters.
The honse Of Alfred Iugls, located on the
Rockville road, near Georgetown, was burned
90 the ground on Wednesday last. Loss
u, 500.
A number OF the young temperance men
OF the town arc making arrangements TO
organise Tribe OF Jonadab, the new tenn.
pcrance order which is becoming so popular
here. ..E ...'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

TINS WAsuINsToN Cur sAvHos BArK,
corner Seventh street aud Louisiana apoaus,
Is open from ESQ 70 nsO ever Saturday eTe,
ming, In addition TO it regular banfinr
hours. rays Interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
SJr'T'8jI u bs,s 10. .a,..S.0GdJ
For Youths
.r..n. $40 to saO,
b For Children ts
u to els, at
,T' q .JnA1iJ Sio Seventh str,,t

TEA, CoISRR, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Flayofiug Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &C.,
&C., sold At the Pekiu and Yeddo tea ttore,
~ Ninth street., between d and \ streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

Il hnsunnD 1sPnoTn PATHHHV, at Banarh
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan HAll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

FARM Of forty.nlne acre. Of lana Il
offered for sale cheap. his two and q hall
miles IRON ueorgstown. Induire al No,
t4l8 p street north.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

RESUMED sfBoIH PAIHnnT at Bausr's
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
mhe1-iWe ~ 100 To = no
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

CoETHu roasted BY ourselves every day,
and ground 10 order ~ the original Pekia
and Yeddo tea store, ~ Ninth street, b.
tween d and = streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

NOT Through elass Darkly, !" Lot open
70 s 'ne nBu. fhalonh Vitalla, or Salvation
bottles that contain Il. The shades On color
II communicates TO gray hair are Natures
own, and Il ls devoid OF any sediment, sold
BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
NH 2l-eoot. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

FEMALE NJ. D'S.--The seventh annual
commencement exercises Of the Medical
College for Women were held 10 the Y. NJ.
C.'s hall last evening. noticeable feature
Of the occasion was the presence of large
number OF eOlOred peopls, The degrees Of
Doctor Of Medicine we're conferred on the
following named graduatesi Mrs. NJ. A. r.
Gilbert, OF COnneetlcntI Mn. Elmlra Y.
Howard, Of ohloi Miss suSaH NJ. Smith,
(colorsd,) Of Brooklyn Miss Mary Ever.
Ut, and Misc Sarah Z. Do Hart, OF New
Jersey. Mlss Smith delivered tho VRlsdle.
IoTy.-M " Com 4dv., Sth,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

IL ~ .r..I ,h., Mace, uo,-o, -. ,oot nj
desIsnins SsS Who, ~ fsiisriSS him. MOULDED
~ 49,. ~ " ~, -. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,
.g,I,S f,,., - so. ~ .nos ne, '"' WV
NJ R,o@n Of Panns.Ivani. "a. not thar,
a. ~ ngrnn.. ~ si'aa X ~ -. G.,n, Nrhs
wsyao asnawnIish ths rs1a,., Jcsi,sy 80 N
10 70 wotS al oSrani.s tssir farsssl Snd IA
svssy m,n hrins IN. Itisndsta ~ naIIs' mi
thy"S a. th.y could dlPlas. ~, ,l Bos s.
To-, A., m" IT, ~, as.sntinnsI 10 ~,
foias on ID one AZ ~ Ihs sities oiths Union
1niIT tho qusstIon whether a Republican
.ssn,n hI,hf,i rstforn.nss ~ dnty ~ 49,
sion.i, ,.,.sa " .S,isIa.'.S ~ 9y,i,r nn,,
,ion -, ths sv,is 10 ihs lnntS.si ,S,Ism sas
poIotsd out various ooattaeis ia tkia citr fo
sn, ~ - ii. s.,, 1870. VI 49, ~
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THIRD WARD hsrunLioAs CLub.-ln re-
spOnao to call published 10 the mof1lnE
papers, ths membera OF tho Third ward Re
publican Club 70 tho number OF about 20 ~
lembled At Wisewell Barracks last night
The nsstins wsssalied TO order ey x bssll,
ESQ.,, The ptesilent, and after several ineneo'
tuA attempts TO secure the Appointment OF a
secretary, Mt. VIM. A. Cook said he did Aoi
consider u necessary, IS he knew OF 90 ratk
which could be done BY the meeting to night.
He had seen the call accidentally, and, OF
course, desired TO DO present lie thought
the best thing to 4e done would be 70 adJouin
over to some apeelal time next week, then he
would have somethipE to talk about. .. b.
Tue CHAIR suggested thtt before the meet
Ing adjourn u would be well TO read tho
o 81 az al S oS, T IstSR in o,s0r
evon TO read and approve the minutea. "Ad-
Iourn 10 SonS time Hext week, then. us' viii
h.y' large meeting and some work to DO -
Votets early In April, and OF eourso twill be
necessary 20 SCI The men tsady aud 70 ahspe.
,psSisl notice vas required to call 4 Sestin1
Of the elnb. .H...
The CHAIR. Nc, tiF,' " W now read the
ni6ut9, Of The Last msstingm ~
NJ John BEo"ni ogse,, object
Journ."
Several members. ITO what ilmen
Several yoioeg. Monday" "Wednesdiy NJ
Mr. Cook. Make z little lonEet-aNy
Mr.. Freemsn hoped that the motion to ad.
JouTn would be Withdrawn.
S ~ IS,S%SS re,S Ss 70 wtsSrAw y re
ent attempting 10 represent the club, and by
their action oyerAwo the people.
SSI Ss Z. Is'
they were here he would ike to sNyA few
words. he wae a memoer o. the executive
Sommlttee hnd they nNu NOT oeen eonsuiel
the meetlas went on aad transacted bust
ness sJotlly o. tne 'olet5 Nouu " uoNn
on them for sptlnglnE a meeting, the club not
havlng had one sinee iNAt July o. Anguit;
Mf' beMi sa,h ma ~ Jusuee 10 himsen ne
they h1d ADJOURNED suhJeet TO the oall OF The
snarms ma. ., me ,,,nt eomn ,, ~, he
saS %sn SS them TO SsI iSs @ @