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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-21
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Rntcnu d ~fcOlmiiOu.

NJ. o. DUHON av-r,it messients les plan
teurs d. Ia raroisse 5, Jacques {, des parcisses
voisi"es on'i' fsi, fabriqncr 4 lieut. intention les
raieanx don't II est tinve,,enr.
Son rd,eau / feye., CONNIE plusieurs ont m
le voir sur fhabi,atn" G Robinson, la,t avec
IN homme mnl 81 deus mniets, dams l'esrace
Dune jouruse,le travail j. vinst cinq honmes.
immense economic lie bras Of De temps.
NJ. Dnhon 'srondra aus>i promp'e,nent que
pos.ible a"x i~ma"Aes poi lui seront fa,tea.
l!occa.ion es, favorable.
lie temps ven, one Il machine snpples au
manQae ds tssvA.tisnts.
j'rir m"txrss, ss bsnne eonfecsi"n.
S.sdsssses . NJ. Drfz,me DaAon, habita.ion
T. Robins"n, paroisss S.-Jscquss, ou bien I
". Dnhon, par te.trs / l'sdresss du Conrent
Peste-OHee. 8 lev. en-.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, eordonn;e,
III :. ho.tisr p'a. Dc t'h.bitalion Dc NJ.
Edmond BlouiW, 1 IN quart Do mile Dc
rEglise osise 1iehsl o
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Tia Peoples Party.

L- IW l
slra. The Peoples Party.
Tbs Peoples Party, as lis name indicates,
il composed If those who really belong to The
People. The Whites, The Blacks, the Native
~ we'll - lhs Na,nralixed Ci,isens, are there.
t"s ~esspoasni pas,s If The People.
But politicians, and political easrstbaess'.s
mi The uskMswn a~dvsatassss who swasm
arsnsA - ars MA part and parcel Of the
People, in the trae acceptance Il the word.
They are The hnisitetoe entwining the oak
forA protection, the " ushtoom feeding on the
sap Of The tree, the worm Destroying the irui,
TO is very core.
The Peoples Party syringe from ! Demo.
cr.cy that repels No one,-from a Republic
lonsrd fos BY men # peace AID Of progress,
-fom modsrn Justice. that news Of no
classes and reproves none but the dishonest.
w u H. rereblican, rational, americas and
ssseStial'y democratic
Its friends and supporters arc NJ Office
seekers, no ONes-sucters, no 0tce-sacksrs.
wsre they such, were they politicians and
had they no more conscience, they would
follow The brsoiIei banner Of the political
carpe'-basgers. Of The ever hungry Radicals.
And 81 other unknown aud irresponsible
aLvsn,arers. Il is tina, banner that leads 10
m. i'll acquired isr,nre, 70 the Mechanics
institute Of pilhh ring rsputa. 10 the power
sAsl a Aiaer ,WickliG- and such other gen.
l,men possessed aud ssil! possess. 10 . ces,ai"
oxsesa. ~
Who does mol know the Office seekers, the
OGss.s.caere aud tho 0ece. sackersi
tbs Peoples Party Is unwilling to drag
the State in'o hihsous BANKRUPTCY. Is not its
chief object 10 drive away, now aud for ever,
those who impoveri-h the State to their own
advan.sge,-thos who grow ricl, through the
isa,ctment Of their mons.ruous ~Iaxs,-,hose
who fatten upon sinecurss. Of live by the
sweat II sl,4 con,siss,ors, Of the laborers, Of
.hs. psodacers, Of the industrious white and
~ honest blsck?-Is NJ it, known object 10
diminish The taxes that weigh npcn usss !.
4hsaviy 10 she chain and bali rivs,ed to ths
c~onyic,'s fest!-A"d why would this Patty
wish lot ba"krupcy7 How could il ever
prodsee such I Disastrous result 7-Don't we
I'll know ,ha, no people can rob itself r.
The ain Of The Peoples Party Is, on the
eostrasy, 10 .avs the S,a,s from the impsnd.
lag basktsssy towa4ds which dsspicsbIs
safpsssbas esli,icians are s.sadiIy and s,sss.
uoas'y assvias il
Ne. IL fssp!sis Party hes NO desire 10
ls>-.a Al-E-.lls~ -:-l a.
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Smlncon Store.
Anclcn 9agasia Louis Leroy.
Groceries de tosie especs.

Us0ceTteS de t0eze espEc6.
Wins, Whiskry, L.iquenrs,
Jamhons, Viandss saI&es,
Hoiles, Rix, Graisse,
Conssrves, Fromage,
FArines. pommes De lerye.
Cafe, Snors, The, etc., etc.,.
6rLs tout sxx pv;r les plus mo1k,is.
lie mags'in est complement assos,i
Ris" d'esssn,iel ny manqus. M. Jean L
.oppoasx, Il noavea" propri4,sire, s,saorcer,
de piss On elus d mtritsr II coa6apcs d
sesx Qsi rhonosesoui 4 lsor visi.s.
II asi 70.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-21

-BERTHELOTTE 6neres
Posnsses et Dsoesaseors.
Adsessss: ~ ~ Convent Pes,.olRcs, colt
az magasis Do n. J. Billion. aE4.n :
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J. F. Il o BIN,
no -. re 3sulsas>.

no -, re 1sulsss&
Ex,Sous-O ficier 10 cavals.is de l'armee
hanca'-e, 4lAve 10 recoie do 'cavalerie a
Saumnr (Fsance), cd il a suisi un conrs
d'Hirpia.rique Of faM pendant hui, ~. mo
dude tha"tique e, p'stiqae poas. les chevanx,
sous 10 direction des officers de Ion. grades
les pIos conpe.en,s, II informe ses amis Fl,
les hab''a"'s des csmpagnes quill .'occops
dc fsite ache,er ei ve0lrs des chsvxux 81
mule,s, 'o"s ceux qui en- on. achel6 dsia son,
sat'sfaits DE- son ct,nix.
O-it s'occspe'a aussi Do collection CONNIE
autsefoia.
RtErence De Mesaieurs
8. THsRlo7. Par. 5, James, A. P,coL, P.s.Al J.B
A, QugysoI, N. O., l.. u. AanouLr, N. O..
n. v%ooAHiEs, N. O.. ia. DxsLAsc, N. o,
c. DucmAnr. n. O..
7. Psrlr JEAs, Nsschisoe&ss.
A. VoosHixs, n o..
p. D.. DsLAcsosx, N. O, i2nas.
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HelUeei0 Store.
Habitation 0eDDosex %.
&-Jacques, Rive Gsucke,
Co Magasin, qui Went de %s'ouvrir, es, IN
des mie"x ass"''i- de Ia campagne.
On y tronve des Merchandise ssches de ,ou,
genre, ct une CROCERiE complete e, par.
taitement a~sso,tis.
Vins ct 1iqusurs d prsnisr eAsix.
Asx pri< rs plus ssisonnables.
NJ. Felix Oubre, IL commits de rHELVETIA
STORE, fsra tout SIM possible ponr consen,sr
lee amis Ct clisn,s qui voudsoni bisn rI.onorer
oe ieuf vtslSe. Fl mai-7O,
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Avl2

NJ. J. LAPEynoLEn,E, 10 St-Jean-D aptis'e,
ayst,i, MN. los hsbitants 81 msTcTaNdz IN It
continue so" meme genre d'"fIa.res: arhat Il
vents de bG.fs dn Texas, deb inui-iane, etc.
II est chstg6, / par.ir d'anion,d'hni. d. Ia
collection DIES complies dos ! Ia Socit,a F.
Pare e, L%apeyto'e'ie. savt.3m.
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Avis au Public.
Mesbks 4 Nesd,e.

Nrubks d Kendse,
d. ]. BiLloa Went do seesvois ~dissetsmsnt
N assortment, compi., Do Meubies. tells csc !:
Its, TABLES I manager, TABLES roudes,
GARDE-MAKGER,
CHAlSES, FAUTEUtLS.
BERCEUsES. TOlLETTEs,
LAvABOS. ETC, srs., ETC,
lie tout, premiere qualhi, d. dssnist goo.,
aug p,iS les ptss modares.
S'adse.ass an Schemes ssoss, rive dsoils,
pres d Pssi'ss StJacqass.
f.a4s Ah .tEft 80 gs,sx4..sNf AkaaNs
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Emile i.ege"dre F. P. Poch4
N-w-Orlrans P. O. Convent p. @
Boz 1909. s. Jsnss.
Lcgendre f. Poche
Attornsys At Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street, New.Otleans.
ST James Parish, a, F.. P. Poch4's resi-.
dence near Inc Courthouse. ap ~.
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A Vondro on q L.ouer.

N<M1N NNMAN
NV
Exercers "a profsssio" dams les paroisses
St.Jacq"es. 81 lean. Bap'i>te. Ascension, e,
sievaas ID Cnar Supreme de TE,a,. a.s
2 Bureau : hsbi,ation A. B. RoMAn.
POsie: Gabrielle r. q. r
NJ. Alfred Roman sera tous les JOINS l son
bureau, de 10 heutes 4. \. l 2 heu,ss P. T.,
sant ,e limit on il So tro0vesa 4 Il Mai.oa de
Cons de 10 ~paroisse St-Jacqnes. v
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BIuttSe Gte4eret III etn.m eaiccn
,.h.A an Der Hobert &trabs..b'%

Denris Uldpii,,: urb 11gBm. Bro,p,,,,I.
'pelae btipe in''Biu 6artSB oarttnabaus
,lpairen., trafsn GGr'eiittdasM ittas IN Etou,b>
'leYs Gallon suiaran1enI 'anb hReQte iGlaz
rim Zen Brotptt 1ber cine ri9t ybe,oblte
Re@nuu9 ffar 8oartp% jyu.112 Rtbe. 2&B6b<
reno tetbt II, frtepti@tr @etie {pra@en,
ttat 9o6n Barter. tir Grtunb3 Brorus
biuSu, 1,pel@tr rpdrr i&ur3ern oon St.Qouis
bierbet fam, uno olS Elm, ttfperater @bo@
r,atter tetannt; it, uni" u11t'>,ste fit in eae
!@eiprd9. 3cRjFF" *oT2'nH 7hI'i., -. :
/ ste.rr faum ;aar,Iart,, eiai9t Wcrtt sefal>z
len, ols Barter. Gin Me0tr berpor3o9 unb
Blapin cine 8efdbtltatI @unre in 'per
re&te Seite;; u,tterbolb Der unteren @ippe
bejbra6te. 3garter entFoh wurre aber
Ntenos in Fem ,prpaitutionsbauit an
st. Gborles, <Strabe ''perbafttt:a -Mu@
Brpmr. rpel@tr Mbents 9 llbr ND 1ber
bte 8r1de mad @ef 81. paut l1Iei9en
trcItt, wurbe arretirt:" ~ - 1@';J n
f." sGlarin, nppel9er iitbr fd,t 3 blutete
idleppte fi6 nit pieler Mabc mad bel
Office poa Or, .Mu,pby 'unp' 5@barton.
truree caielbf ,serbunpen:: uu,p nod 9art6
Bcaroinsbaufe 9etraGt. 'h9: ].fi'y 49,
Die @unee' it Befdbrlth. .une rpt1z
fen BE Ier3te nod .nt@t," ob "trr patient
NIT ceut 2eben papp,t fol,met, fptrr: ODER
fni9t. 'f-}' 49, 1iH:n ~ =,
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Der &ussmeiae Bcnp 1T $f5,785.30
1beraeeen wcroen.. 49,. q - ..,., q
Cine Mittbeiluns Don !6eiu1an l1nb
Ncit une;3. g., upbau,., <betrefenoSo Die
,un}i9erbeit pea Stein9ebdueeS, in nell
|Hem Co. @trpr96 3aromaaren fore
|f@ teFnpet, lpurpe BEN @biefof pelice
uno @ito, Nttorne9 tber,pteitn,, nit BET
Src1e bas, !@ebdupe III unterlu9en,
Ser s. BiQius, 8crfser pes Cont
u,itte.S fit Dlittet UNI, uno @ese beri@4
tet, eab ct bis jeet nod .seroebens bic
$4,000 GitY Bombs (pett perStatt sur
3ablun9 pes LANCER, B%ridenbosene 9e@
urperD: iiutm 8erfauf aue9ebotsn babe.
Aleerman 9itdfele, an ben er cestre3en
selGrieten, MOLE ni@te mebr oomit III
tbun baten. Dit Jraet, cb Ter Start<
ratb ea6 @elc aus einen1 aroereN Jono
nebmen uno pieper erisBen iole, lobalo
bic fra9li6enBc nos oeItauf # feien> wurpe
p~isfutirt, ufp BEN @tiY Mtterney sur
au9enblid!iden 8eeuta4tuns aserse~
ben. ".' -
Die Straben Gonmitte spurte anee>
~&ritier,. bic fletnc Btlde: an Der cberrn
2arctn9 pea;unebnten, unb fc cor Besz
(ibneu'a,e, Set totsm Baler s;ur 6emabz
|re11 ., .' ~g gE' IT. ,5ss.
1 Die COMMITTEE an Qeoee erbtsltNuftroa
:jeds ueue9nferpfdble tsnubbing posts
Ian Der cberen 2ssee. On pa;u paNenpen
(Ste1en an;%utrtn9en. sz 1.gs :,'.'.sz
6ieraui} beridtte Der Gitp Atternss,
bas sic sSSnttrt|7en ROM Sinttn9 dpns
faidbA1s ;M " 8st:;abI1nsit s. 3 tsdddeH Gsns
trdete8' ssssr,uenp<t trtrren Ndritn,nu6 nod
ldrasrer Dissu'Epu ruyc: rersrhlaaen,
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0dbrli@er Bert@t bes Noli3ei4efs..

$ MeSlratb, Der: Yelisei: Gbef ycn
ST.; paul, bate BIZ: Greunpli9teit, une
fol9enoe; int~erelante Tacta6,, aus }einem
Sabresberi&te e%ntnebment au, lal1en: j.:
u! 81 wdbrenb BEN Sabrt 1863. aemahz
ten, 8ertaftunsen Fno 967 Ginl@liebhd
l83 "%2pe9er6"), 3t3s mebr ais In, ppr>
'%ber9ebenben Sabre. Bon scieier, Mnaabl
waren 1877 Grauen. urb $50 Mdnncr
1926, eerSetratbet unp GAL ,ulnYerbtiraz
.tbet. n>,,.1. VIZ j., ,,.u, n.<."5I".@@
T., Inter ben Berbafteten rarcn 1874, ii.
pos 21fe Sobr nod ui@t errei1t batten.
Elm trauri9er Be,peis, bo6 bae2afer pielt
|S@dler bat. Sn ber @sformi@ule .te>
fnoen. f@ 20 ju9enbli4e rllebeltb6trr. ii
|uf$t,7921B ertb Gi9entburn lplurtt ole
perloren an0e3et9t, bappn wurten ,rieecr>
erlonAt 81, 1917 @ertb. .,.> -, 81
los Storetblren, >riurten pabrcnc )pt,
Na@t3ett oftn 9eiurten ,uno tur4 pte
Yoli3ei 9ei@lo6en. IS Tsucr ,purpen
pur@ bteyoli3ei entpedt unriobne AIarm
9elSl9t. q nerlorene &inrtr rpurreu
aufscnommen unb ben Glteru rpiieesr t3uz
9eftllt.. Der sanac Betrae Ter ein0e5
nomu,enenS traf9elper ,rpdbrent Seq SAB
res ms4>762, erer> $500 m,et, ale leg
Ne JAW 't,3. yn"- IH"}>rJ.r ..s24 :"Nf!
y Dir 9ebtn, na@fol8ene. etne lobele.
Die .ba8 Nlter Der ,uerlhiercncn 9ertoftes
ten -auaibt: $751; " .>- 49,. YEA
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@iienbobn. ,&ouiolibQtior.
{ %$}& jill = = s$r
Die ct. paul nSb etsur Gitv 3abu an bi'
eupe.tor nns MitKfNppi Sabn
perpadbtet.

"a 2 &E5 q sc - = 8#& y "
@&on felt ldnserer :3eit rparen Neso<
t%iatipnen fir bieien 3wed In, @anse unit
bahen ,fi@ nun belize @ompaenieen lber
ei>er pa@t Gontraft 9eetniat, 'met@er
aber eft am J.. 9ult 1871 in&roittreten
Mir. j." ~~ "H@ ]%@|1E~
Die Banffrrna Say &poie u. So. il,
Ybilatelptia bat es lbernommen Die
Yobni1redee pom Ct. SameS aaa
Gity 1875 Wtiltn '1efort III
bouen. us - !. -.
u, ct. 0annes IL, perr Mittelpuntt Der
9anaen 8abulinie sri(@en ct. Yaul u.
Siour .@itp unb piro bic Siour @itr
Babn Die Strtde pprn ,nssffddtbr+ 90 Wlets
len jwiiaen Dem jebisen Babn Iermi>
nuS,, @arren '@ity a. st. 9a.,es balpieit
bauen. -.
l1ater eisftn, pa9t r,Gentratt werpen
unter elmer Babnpir.ftion ttite Babnen
nerbunren, ,unr ouf bieft @eift Elm polz
lenretes GilenbabnlYfen NIT Der Union
paeifc Babn unb zen r9opd 8abnen
nod rem @uperior See berseRelt; @ir
etbalten ~auf bic @ei1e eintt epnlolioirtee
Giitnbabn{pden,. >pel6ts, nd unuuttrbros
den our@ pie rei@en Aderbaupifritte bee
Mtnnelota Tboles, .ees peflt9en Min<
nefotaS. bes nSrblt@en Srma6, Gem ilp<
liden She'll ron Dotota unit Nebrasta
EtrRreden unb~ cine biuiae IranSporta<
Ftionslinie fit he ausfub. RON *Wetreioe
aber ST. Yaul unp Duluth sia ben orc1
Zen Seen nod BEN Ocean herfeaen
tptro. sy,cer n 'l:e%
Sn ben MnnaIen unltrt,~ GiTntabn
unternebmun9en: 1T bic ,: Capitalization
pieler Bobneu ron snidt ~ 1ber(&dgen>
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gen Staat binpurG3iebt.it nidt nur fir
81. paul, ienosrn, fur Winuefota uno
ben 9adn3en NorbweRen BON Bepeutan9
uno miro >ni@t penie .pu3u ,beitrastn
Aderkau.' ale 3uttss ofr:. Sneufsif uue
hen 5ancel gu beben unp ~ f6roern.
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On 2efr miro aus Sti9em uiebsn,
eab bic polisei dubtrlt tbdtiA mar, unp
pab BIT Organization 9ut uno bic %uf>
|*f@t frenge, oaflr {preden ou' 'Beften
}ol4e Stems ale pas Isl; 1879 tpurprn
al6 cerlpren: 9emeleet,, rorcn tphrren
pur6 bic poli,ei'piepererla'st $685.
cper los pfene. Storabii:cn murben
wdbreno hes Sabres. ovn rtr puIi;ei se@
blpNen." ,.,
/ 1903 Mtnld>en 1ne aljo .oer yeli3u IN
|Dant, YerpFi9tet, tab lie ibnen itgc .Gi@
aentbum bltete, tpe3u, He AltR al .no&z
!la{l9 craren, :. =. n-@r " rru ."u7
Glttru unb 8ormincern e1mpfetlen mir
gang telonters> lie oten eeatbene,, %lteysz
tateQe her perbofteten ueteltbdter 3u fuz
ttren. 1874 iainberjdbtiet @ertreaer III
Fiebr. fart fllr zines tart son 1faun, 5000
Gtnrcbntr11., : ~ u I1tr'rNt 1Y:il
az 9N2ir fs,nnen, :?obne 33en,a,1est EN- ii, fAmeiz
Pdeln; !(a8tn,, staB St!paal' aie3ethe beftre
|Yolistf batte falS'e jekt befet une tpols
|leA' bpftn;; ea6 'riie t,euetS taptStrtr altuna
ttint Menperuu1en tntadt:. f'FI m' Ian1}
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mGpnrert14btr1 mujitaI 81 :
eietp. -%DaS !leSte &oneert has oilon
1wur tros ,ter abl@eult@rn1 Gtraben ,(sbr
gut; btlu@t.l Gin itbr3 rei@taltieesI prc<
i9raIaua lag Dor uino, u uroe NIT Meifer<
idaft: bllrtbeef1brtst MrsscB. S. yatt,
cine Daue, bic trR Dor 7&ur3eu, In bief<
9erStabty angefoutunen, fang tin @opranc
tSels, bae) mi" ben, :9r6eten Beifal ,aufz
Belpmr,e,, :unb . @apo perlanetmurce.
Der Outfits erein fclte iu@en, f1 4eie}f
,neue Strait bauernb III .f@ern, ia ,pir an
'tpirtti& suten Sdn9erinnen, wie RE,
Drtaathe. II, nod beesuttneen @anstl ba7
ben. '""', S'' ..~' =.
a>Irl!H @jj%i 4I4.f. H. :i"@"
tn~ -$150,OOO S&aeenerioB beanjpru@t
be ct. MntbonD @ater poper Company
Dor @eri&t POI, Col. @srriam, ron ct.
paul, uno @.@. Gaftnan,. pom 6t.,Mn>
tbonp. Die &la9e If einaelsitet, } UNI
@@apenerlab BON pieitn6erren iu obioeu1
:8etraae 81 ~srlansen fit bas Ginalratn
oFs IEunrels unp aaur Dedun9 Der Info
fsn, pie eur@ cas- @usiaQen pei7elben e.
wndAt'. r:mWnlut 31Malz ugn ,!@~
q Blu 4-Nutm3 Anl9etn, mad mad
il urtbeitrn an bief9tn, 9YsIaBe ''urp' lauut
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IT Don Dubuaue sic lSt. Souls a6nilin
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etaetratbs UerbAnhluneen.

Dteie &trptrfdaft bieIt am Dientaq
,&benp, cine @pe;ial NeTammlung, AMI
8eronloGune bts MoDor6, M, ben Be-
.ri&t be GomptroIers entsesen au nebz
men. -. -. ..:.;'.l -. "
Golacncts Rup tic G%innabu,en fir vac
Sobr 1870: -a II
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,Gbrenhe3eu f:dr s.,
neral @eor9e6 s. 3bomas.is--
Greitas Abenb zubS, oerlammelten i'd
In ben &dua,en ,per. panrel6tamu,er ID,
|ppsrnbaule4 cine erpbe Mn;dbL frlbert,
6fFaisre unb ESplbdteSS bsr, 8eluntGrs
Armtt einidliebli9 'u,ebrerer Off3iere be,
re9uldren 4rut:e, ium ben, Inp.nten. bee
an, 28fen @lr; III Gan Gronciseo ,nerz
|11orbeuen@ eneralG bpntas II Sentfpre9ens
Der Beiie eeredten Tribut ~ iolleu. m
Sen. s. s.. Siblep 1alus Maj. Sen,
10 5ancod auu, prdfcentens per 8fr;..
ian1rnluns por. ~ y " j - +; y
Sen. 5aneed nabu, ben BcrFS unt
i9tlperte in erareifenben @orte,n cas g.
ben unp hen Gbarafter; eee Beraorbenen;
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, 1870-05-13
(From the Spectator

was offered bis life on CONDITION Of surren-
der, but refused, sent away his mistress
10 some position of safety, but himself
held out, "and So" say the Brazilian
accounts wiz curt brutality, she was
killed." A very great experiment, per-
haps the greatest, as it was certainly the
most original, experiment ever made in
the civilization of savage races, has come
to an uniimeIy end With the life of
the Dictator, the existence of Paraguay
as o separate and visible Stat, with in
stitutiOns, customs, and national life of
its own, has terminated, The Par quay
ans can never have numbered above two
hundred thousand arm-bearing males,
three fourths Of them are believed to
have fallen in battle or from disease dur
inc the war, and it must be years before
the feeble remnant can be expected even
to menace the government which the
|sIaveholding empire will impose upon
them. We question greatly W"
Bt Iii, exhausted as she is ny urr 49,
test with the sineWy little State, her f.
nances all disorganized, her trade at a
stand, her alliances uncertain, and her
regiments filled with many-COIoured CON
scripts marched from the interior in fet-
ters, intends to abandon Paraguay, or to
surrender a position like Humaita, which
places the control of the Plate almost in
her hands. The hunger of slaveowners
for territory knows no limit, they dread
the n~eighbourhood of free republics, they
must insist for their own safety on the
rendition of fugitives, and it would not
surprise us to hear that as a first result of
the "peace," Brazil and the COnfedpra-
ton were engaged in an interneclne war.
Rio will want TO see some 'materIal re-
suIts' of the struggle, and as there is lit lie
in Paraguay TO carry away except its peo-
ple, who would be useless as slaves, the
country itself will probably be turned
into a Brazilian province, the result which
President Sarmiento is said to have al
WAYS dreaded. Even, however, should
the BraziIians retire, the national life Of
Paraguay has, we fear, come to an end,
for it was built upon an lea which there
is no one left to apply. That idea is not
patriotism,-thOugh the Guaranis may
have entertained a pride of race which
operated as an experimentation devO-
ton to a family or a chief, nor even The
love of freedom,-though Lopez used the
danger of captivity to excite his people,
but the righteousness of implicit ODE
dieuce to the ruler as the highest of mo-
raj duties. The idea had been instiIIed
by The Jesuirs as the easiest method, or
even the most righteous method, of Sc
curing at once their own power and the
civilization of their disciples had been
invested with all the sanctions of religion
, 1870-05-13

NH%S ~ l. GiU a. Uofg "LI0 l. llO
who so succeeded was, as his a>saiIants
say, a vuIgarIy selfish brute, so much the
more wonderful the success, so much the
keener its suggestiveness of what such
power might accomplish in good hands
how rapid IN the presence Of an idea so
potent might be the march, not only of
civilization, but of moral and even intel
lectual progress. Imagine the modern
Greeks obeylng a great and wise ruler as
the Paraguayaus obeyed Francia and Lo-
PEI. We English are so accustomed to
believe that intellectual progress must re-
suit IN IndIyIduaIlsm, because it does so
result with US, that we can hardly even
consider the hypothesis we have put;
but that is not The conviction the world
has obtained from its experience of ar
mics. The educated soldier still obeys,
and it seems, if unlikely, still not impos-
sIbIe that a society educated, say up to
the level of English captains of engineers,
should hold discipline as valuable as they
DO, and apply it on wider fields. Is it
quite uncomfortable that there should ever
be a State in which every individual should
be a tit comrade for the Royal Engineers,
yet 10 which discipline should be as all
powerful and as cordially accepted as for
generations it has been in that BODY ?
Paraguayan society was like that, with Il
lower ideal, and it was at least strong, as
much greater societies., say for example
that OF China, are not strong.
ln the great war of invasion which now
tor three centuries the white races of
Western Europe have carried on with the
races Of a darker hue-a war which has
covered and modified the world, and
which we at least do not believe to have
yet ended-one melancholy feature is the
lntoIerabIe sameneSs of the means EN-,
pIoyed TO ecu &scendancy. Slavery,
determination, n0n-iuterferpncp those
three words sun up all schemes vet tried.
No race has ever fairly tried to organize
after conquest. The Spanish idea of gov
ernlng its subject peoples, scores o f Sepa-
rate races In ali gradations of culture, has
been to reduce them TO slavery for pri-
waite advantage. Not only have they never
risen to the idea of ~subiugating them for
their own benefit-that was perhaps too
much to expect, though it Aoated before
Las CaSaS-but they nave never Suhiu-
gated them for the benefit Of the cOllec-
tive State. The first Viceroys could have
done anything with Peru, had they only
maintained the organization created by
the Incas, could have reaped inexhaustible
wealth for Spain while carrying on the
work their predecessors had unconscious
ly begun. The AngIo-Saxons rave tried
all three courses,-extermlnation in Au-
stralia and North America, slavery in the
Southern States, non-interference in In