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DRAINAGE.

1t will be seen by the report of the
Council proceedings that the drainage or
dinance has finally passed. It is predi-
Gated upon the act Of the General Assem-
bly,, and virtually authorizes the prosecu-
ton of an extensive system of drainage
for this city.
That the work'contemplated by this Or
dinance is essential to the prosperity of
this, city, few candid minds will deny.
That great and beneficial results will fol-
low is quite clear The only objection on
the part Of judicious, thoughtful men is
that the city treasury is not now in con-
dition to bear the necessary expense. But
we apprehend that this objection is
founded rather on fear or an excess of
caution than any substantial grounds.
For the benefits to flow from the improve
ment it will begin and keep pace with the
outlay, and furnish constant and full
compensation. The work will. REQUIRE
time for it's completion, and is to be paid
for only as fast as it is completed SO
that before many furlongs of the. ditchine
is completed, the property owners who
are now in constant dread of overflow will
become confident from the obvious secur-
ity, and willingly consent to an advance
on the assessment of their city lots. For
these andcogent other reasons. we say that
any scheme that will confer real benefit
upon the people in the rear of the city
will be accepted by the whole community
as worthy Of adoption.
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SHORT AND SWEET.

Apples of gold set in pictures Of silver
are not more beautiful than the truth
well delivered. Two gentlemen in WASH
ington City have resigned from the Dem
ocratic campaign committee Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia for reasons that ought
to satisfy every honest man. They de-
clare the note is SO short and its
argument is so forcibly stated th6. we
can not do a better thing than to publish
the entire document:
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 8, 1871.
Democratic and Conservative Club, Fifth District:
GEHTLEMEx-We hereby tender our resig-
nations as members of your club. Out
reason for go doing is that, after mature de-
liberation, We are cOnscientiOusly convinced
that NO good can result from the triumph
of any party which, by an imaginary issue,
attempts to embitter the minds Of one class
Of our people against another.
H. C. HINSLEY,
Chairman Democratic Campaign Commit
tee.
E. PULASKI, =.
Just read that protest two or three
times. The Imaginary issue" refers to
the delusive assertion of the Democracy
that the constitutional amendments are
not valid. This is delusive for two rea-
sons; first, that it is false as applied to
the amendments; and, secondly, that even
if the amendments were set aside, the
constitutions Of all the States now ac-
cept of universal suffrage, without regard
to race or color. The 'sembittering of
one class against another" refers to this
imaginary issue" which feeds white folks
with the idea that they can disfranchise
the colored folks at their will, thereby
creating animosities prejudicial to the
public peace. Messrs. Pulaski and
Hinsley have written political treatise
in three lines. It gives facts, reasons, ar
guments and conclusions, all in one little
sentence. Such men are natural born
Republicans.
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on CAR0HpELEr STREET.


The transactions in stocks were again
limited yesterday, but there was some de-
mand for State warrants, to be used in
paying State taxes. Registered State
warrants sold for 80. and 594 was offered
and declined for State warrants of 1870.
New State warrants, $500 in the lot,
sold for So. Six Thousand dollars new
Metropolitan Police sold at 98l, and $500
dollars Of the same sold at 963. City
fiscal agency certificates, December in
terest, sold at 9Os. -
In stocks, 168. shares Slaughterhouse
sold at $32; 100 Louisiana Levee Com
pany at s12 Is; 100 at s13, and 500 at
sig SO and SIS. The closing prices were
s12 so and s13. National State Bank
sold two or three days since at $1O2; so
and Is shares Crescent City at $50; 400
shares Louisiana State Lottery sold ct
prices not transpired.
No sales at the brokers' board last
evening.
The following were the offers and bids:
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Even the New York World has dis
covered that the communists Of Paris are
not the worst people in the world, and
that their efforts to maintain republican
ism in France are probably misrepre-
sented by the distempered reporters Of
the Associated Press. When the com
mune decreed freedom of religious wor-
ship it only carried out republican ideas,
and when it ordered the extirpation Of
national property it only meant that the
grand palaces and costly chateaux which
the government has kept up for its
princes. kings and emperors should be
sold to the people. This strikes us as
big lick toward overthrowing monarchy.
The communi.s are not robbers, it seems,
nor fools.
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Perhaps Joe Bagstock will thank us for
the information that the old regime in
Warsaw, which once lived in affluence off
of the labor Of. serfs, is now rapidly enter
ing into the business Of making its own
bread. Poland has been reconstructed
out of its idea that one man has q natural
right to ride in carriage paid for by
somebody else's toll If Sobieski's rela-
tives visit Aspasia to-day, they must coin
the money that pays for their pleasure
out of their own endeavors.
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11 - ~ - - = -,
- III ID ~ feopl T. a. - q
ny - taxea II NcCnnie had Isl &C.
castomed . 70 this squint 4 ~ 81 is
frequent 'sacceptance Of de sitpation, :
while insisting at the same time that re-
construction was fraud, we should not
know which to admise most, his honesty
in refusing TO repudia.e, or bis stupidity
in refusing to provide the means to meet
the liabilities which he generously con-
sents to pay. But this is not what we
started out to say. A question perplexes
US that ought to be answered, and Nc
Cranie is the broth Of boy to furnish the
information. Would it burstth OuachHa
Telegraph wide open,. or demoralize the
type, or produce riot among its readers,
or lay the editor up for the summer, if an
ayerage-siled truth should accidentally
stray into that paper al to the
exact position of Governor Warmoth
concerning the special enactments of the
last Legislature touching six or eight OBJ
jectionable measures? Suppose, for in
stance, we should use our most powerful.
condensin& apparatus for the purpose Of
producing istt of the Objectionable laws
which the Governor defeated, together
with sub-list Of those that the Governor
is worrying the life. out of at present,
would the appearance Of these facts in the
O'iachi'a Telegraph forever destroy the
usefulness Of that paper as Democratic
organ? This is delicate ground to tread
upon, and an immediate answer is not
needed; but the question is so important
to the interests OF the State we are con-
strained to believe that even Democrat
can peril something to assist in presenting
it to the public. Take your time, Mac,
and while your are wrestling with our
suggestion, haul up dictionary Of quota
tons and fortify yourself with the stand
ard and always worthy saying, .Teritas
uincet,
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A CARD.

NEW YORK, March u, 1871, }
No. l6 Ceder Street.
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that have
this day appointed Mr.. W. H HBNNING. Of the
city Of New Orleans. Louisiana, Agent for the ex-
elusive sale of Dr. J. g. B. Siesert sons ANGOS-
TURA BITTERS in the market Of New Orleans,
Louisiana.
WILLIAM H. KNEEPFEL,
ap62p Sole Agency for the United States
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We la-s rrehassa ID. asasss Braes. Nv
yssk, satiraly NV W. ~ ths R.psssasAH
Also non I. =. SENIOR, aesat nsw 4
CAMFBELL BOOK PRESS,
with N ths lats tnprsvsnsats, which, IN additsss /
to our previous supply Of Printing llAshin9y. win
snasls ~ 70 tazn cut work With dispatch. and in
styls that can not 10 sxcelIea in tbs ssush.
We have also IN spsrasioa three arstelas
:.
GORDON PRESSES
:, ,a' s ..',,. ','ss's : work :. '-''y -.
v. would can the particular .sssnt,on Of tn.
-.+..,. :, ,..-,,.,-. :, I
. y extensive additions IN the vsu
NEWEST STYLES
= %
POSTER AND GENERAL JOB TYPE, |
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euye exeeufave a1d judicial depAs(
nenW aze 1e9afded - equals = them
taona pe11crmancp q high functions INA
mve 20 De discharged by mon chosen 9
carry ont tho object Of each Department
me executive branch Of the government
consists Of president who, IN admtioi
% other powers, Is clothed with autnoflt!
70 veto any act that may nave passed Con
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- =, 'ne 49, $3.50 =: go
m1ve olanc. :" so'elnmen. oon.ls's =
many lnuls'ua1s' lel..sen'lns ulnel.n
o.Ions :" .He oou., anu WINE ~
. ~ I1-"'e o.-0ne' u'"y :. =
. ..'' - o"n .'os 70 1e'.son"o''
Syn'enue. snas ilAcuonal poluon o
.ous.e'. - equal N power !" 'ne Itesi
.en 0enA'l may 0eneve ne Is
n ,1...' no!e 'nan 'ne equai OF I'M
., ,s' oIs - on.y o:e :" me many
s'a VIC a1o ulenlneu WIN sena
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: 60 -. 'u"' oe.os ~ oon
49,. $500 - 49,. tus o"e.' Mes' =
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.......;.e,, he.....s ;. :. 49,. 80.
,...a = :. 49,
Inc A'ss0@. nep'o"ca"' .ne Demo
clauc organ OF missouri ana the sup
porter OF Cari ocourz' urasz brown ana
Ilan. D'AlE' mas Asely gwen vne people .
sAnp'es on oe."'ofl" S.ls.n' winch
:. '-ueny .nea!' ~ p.o's 'ua' .ue Nepu.,
'l'Au .-oi naulcal party - u N
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.o. ~ '-e A'e 'o.'e'.
AAe 49, 49, 'y ne'e 0onsloei0o nal.
nony - .le s',.mens VI government
IN eesen0ai inele"en' Ior us successlu
Workings ana nave maze changes ior no
osne1 PufPose' see9s % nave worried
'ne M'o "epaossco" ana IN us
snAesy - coun'elac' 'ne "'soom OF .ne
$500 = 'lls ''..'''e.' :. nos oniy .naAes
40 S.. - 1". 'e''in'y, w.
'ees tnA' SUCH ac'.on 's suggestive OF
'ne "ois'' 'a'e'ies VI Pelsonai govern
e
senator summer charged the President
wl'n exercising nneiy pseroganve' and
certainty tne enemies OF tne hepubiican
parry may e.1 'no people Just as truly
'ns' sena.or move ana nus republican
Uvupes" - .ne Oona'e meant tnis "nen
'n0y cnAnsou 0ena'or sumner nom the
neso Q! one conm.'ee 70 tna' OF another.
OenA'olaAi s...ln'y ana SENATORIAL AFRO
gsnce are quanties anke oo9ecnonable IN
osaA'os' anu WINE !. Is .ne oc]ect OF the
A'ssoa'' np'0''oo" 70 o1ano 'ne large
.'Aloa'y :" nepuo.Uan oena'olS IN iavor
luy WIN se[sn'' sne nePuoncan
p.4' ~ ~. a'.vlu !" sunef .ne ca'umny
- 81 . -, - 'n.' = ne0esSa1y'
= 'o D 49, .o1 ..'A .oso a.osance
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- ~. s~o o.'ue' :" ..e gov
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Have Yeur Printing asA Binding Dese u
the Pelican Jsb O@ce, Cerner Gasp and
Poydfn0 Streets. oc30 "
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DIE DIS
DUBOI6-On Tuesday morning, April Is, 1871,
Mrs. MARGARETTA c. DUBOIH aged 6fty.eight
years 2 native Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
resident of this city for the past twenty.six
yeara
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
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natural scene in the whole play. As
we suggest it, the effect of seeing the
conscience-stricken tyrant start back
from an empty stool, with terror in his
eye and agony in his fear-shakcn tones,
would suggest to an appreciative audi
ence the spectre of the murdered Banquo
much letter than the unghostly figure
which they saw leave the stage but few
moments before, and which now returns
unchanged, except for the red streak
around his neck. Nobody would ever
take him to be ghost, if not aware that
such was the expectation; and as for
assisting the Imagination by accounting
for the conduct Of Macbeth, this visible
yet invisible spectre introduces much
greater difficulty that Of account
ing for the conduct of the guests. For it
is much easier to imagine one man fam
cying he sees what is not seen by Others,
than whole room full Of people not See
ing what = right before their eyes. This
fact aloas.- thens that the eho>t is seen
neither - The queen nor 81 IL guests,
= enough = ssttls The question hat it
ahosl ~ n ~ ths audiukdn
II - - 80 = 49, 10y
= y e ~ III y ~ d ~ /
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We would csll The particular attention Of The
Mercantile and Business Osnnunity to this n.
paxtment of our Rstsblahmsnt, = 10 have nab
70 It sxtsndvs additions In the very
NEWEST. STYLES
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, Triepri3 @erfader.
Grfer 8anb.
/.
0erf9iebene Xarte:en+

Nm 30. Mai bes Sabres 1864 mar
bic erfte Gtaee be8 9rpBen unp 5@Snen
5auleS in Merieo, ba6 eer @eneral unb
frdbere prdfpent M(rampn NIT fetner
jun9en 6rau bewobnte, fsifli6 erleu@tet,
unb bic 9ei9dftiee Dtenerlhaft nod In
BOILER Mrbeit, UNI bic nerl9tebenen @dle
fit ben @mpfan9 BET erwarteten @dfe
in @tanp 3u eben. SIN. -@ptel3tmmer
murre1 tte IiiGe arranetrt unp pfe Sid
ter an9esiinpet ; tm 9roben @aal radte
man bas Snitrument etwas Don berWanp
ab, unb MQeS perrtetb, bab BET 8e1u@ Elm
iebr sablret9er uao aud duberR eldn3en>
Der letu &plrpe-feine per 9ep6bnliaen
Tertulias, bic In Der leBten 3ett fat
w1@entlt& cine Insabl BON Greunoen
wte @efnnunAs9enp6en in .oem 9afli<
den 9au8 beS jun9en &riegers unb
StaatSmanneS Serlammelt batten.
@s war AUDI In per Shat cine bepeate
unb lebenotoe 3ett IN Merieo -b{es
Grdbjabr pom 1864, btnn es l9ten faf,
als pb Is Grdbltn9 I'm 9anien Qanre
,perben, ,,no &rteg unp Blutper9ieben,
BE lire S&reden felt lansen Sabren
titer bte (@6ne Groe Seeoi1en, nun bod
|ein Gnte ,nebmer fplten.
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Settings 6efeee Der Ser. Staaten

Denn Nbonnsnten ibre 3eituns nidt abbt ael-
len, 70 ptrb ansenpmmen, bab ie pieiebe fcrt3ube>
balten piin19en.
8.in WbOnnen1ent fann re@tsealtig abbe feQt
rerben, pbne bab ale &Iditanoe tejablt iinb.
W,nn Abonnenten unterlal1en, ibre 3ettuneen
~sn ber ppfoffce ab3ubulen, ip,E ,Enb Te bafur ner>
eutuertli9. bis iie ibre san3e @e9nnns beaablt
Rub bic 3eitune abbe(felt baben.
@enn Mbunnenten ibren @obnurt anbern, pbne
bic 3eitunss-Sffiee gu bena&ridtt9en> 70 1T es ibr
@9aben, tuenn bie 3eiuns na@ ibreu1 fraberen
Dpbnort eel9idt tpiro.
Cine @eieeruns, eie 3eitune BON ter pof.Of>
fee ab3ubolen obne bic elbe besablt 3u baben wirb
sls abl&tlt&er Betrue aneeleben.
QDtr bret Nummern elmer 3eitung annimmt
ptrb als Ibennsnt anseleben unb bat fur bteslbs
~ tf3ablen.
3eituneen fnt III bem County, no 1e eebrudt
perben, portpfrei.
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9t,.,,t,,ter 672.

penieer als beenoeter 8ir9erfries bas
2anp 3erreibe, unb lelbit bic Grtiten3 bte@
fer Don pra9t uno @lanS irablenben
@efalten bebrobe.
Sn Der Gbot tparen aber an benz
Mbeno unb lit ben Sdlen Mtrampn'S faf
ale bic @rp6en unb @rD6en ces neu su
19afenpen &etdes per1ammelt. Dort
oer fleine unb maeere aber 1ebr lebenpi9e
Wann, NIT YolIem 8art aber tur3 &C.
1@ntttenem 6aar, nit fleinen &pd0eri9en
aber bod ite6enben @u9ea, in etner NIT
@plol ltiderei fat beoedten Uniform, per
ouf einen @tod seitIBt pur@ ben @aal
binfte, 1T 2eanpro MarqueS. ST &par
Elm 1&on pamal5 befannter 8anpenfab<
rer uno Elm treuer &f9enone N(iraz
monS-treu &penisfenS uno oufri@tt9 IN
leinent @ab yeeen cen BON 8elcen elet9
fart pera1teten Snoianer Suore5-etn
freneer Nnbdnser Der &ir4eapartei aber
aud ;u9le;d leiner i&amlolfn @raulau'z
tsit peeen terldt;at:
9|sten i9m @rr @pAm8rtentrlaer Der
&ir9e, nit ter 1ame o(S 0oulsS int
eifrisen @elp'd1. jener Wiann NIT bent
flu0en @eiidt uno cem noI,tn Slid, bent
nur oa8 breite &inn uno Ter stspas 9robe
Muno ettpo8 @innlides gat, rdbrenp
feline fr1ftioen @lieoer eis reibiI9e
@piBentra&t letne6 @tonre5 umbdute;>
Uar 2ataitipa, Der @rsbiiArf cun Merz
leo.
+ Dort oriten, 5id eifrts unp lsbenois
NIT ein paor iran;Sil@en Sffcieren unz
terbaltenb, lebnte Elm grocer 1tattlt9er
Mann> tenfau6 in rei@9efidter llni<
form, an ber ba6 SfFeierstreus sldn3te.
@r fab NIT ietnem putnelblonoen, etrpas
piinnen5aar unr ftarten ebenfa45 blon=
ben &nebel> une S@nurrbart fat ni9t
aus tpte Elm Merteaner, unp bod rpar IS
Sberf Mtsuel 2ope3, BET fi9 IN u,an>
DIEM beiben @eft@t l@on nader berppr<
9etban, unD auf belonbers freunpli@en
Gube NIT oer fran35flaen 6eeupation6<
armee Fano.
Da pl6Bli@ tbeilten iid bic @ruppeu>
alS per Sprlprinsenpe Diener ben 9fauen
pes@eneral6 Ba3aine nannte-8a3atne,
in oielem Mu9enblid Der Mueinberr(9er
BON Wericc, Der &eprdlentant bes n1d9<
ti9en &aiier8 Der Gransolen uno Mue6
eab ibm &aum uno biltete Elm @palier,
pur& paS pfr @eneral, letdt 9rlbene,
btneurdi9ritt, um Dor Muem BIZ Dame
pe6 6auies aufauiuden.
Der General 9ldn3te unp bliBte auer<
bin9@ IN pem @dmud ietner Uniform
unp aQ' Ger Mu8sei6nuneen, NIT oenen
Nopoleon feline 8ruf beoeft, ater Der
Nusorud ieiner 3Q3e ,par falt. ia faf
bart, uno ni9t mie Elm @oloat, nein>
fait mir ielber Elm Gurt bur6laritt er
ben @aal, bic ibm i@uloi9en 5uloieuna
gen ent9e9ennebmenp.
8a3aine ,par In ber Gbat In Meriep
tpeit mebr 9eflr&tet ols 9eltebt, BENT
tpenn ibn aud bic partet berbei9e1ebnt
ia ielber NIT allen &rdften tbeilS pffen,
tbetls beimli@ unterltiBt baben mo9te>
70 fannie uno bo6te man In tbm bod
ben Gremcen, eer bier iiberbaupt ptel
mebr Ma@t 9ewpnnen pber ii@ an9ez
mabt, als man je fit m5olt@ 9ebalten
oper poraue9eleben bate. 8a3atne
iptelte 9ewi0ermaben2 bier. ben 1eufel,
ben oer 3auberlebrline 9erufen uno nun
nt@t tpieper banne1 fonnte.
(8prtfebung auf ber2. @site.)
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Belletxlstlstbes.
StiQer g DIM er3-

@tiaer S@mer5.
Warum benn, 1dSneS Mdb9en,
3iebf bic @tirne Du 70 frauS?
Trlb' unb lansiam i@nurt teiu Hab9en,
Sefter eebt ber 6aben aus.
@euiSer heinen 8uien i@weQsn
l1no bein 5aupt 1T tief eeneist.
Sp bic Weuselein, bic 9eQen,
Seimlt@ cine Tbrane itetet.
Diele Ibrane i@etnt siet reiner,
Nls ber reinRe Demant l9eint
81 60 benn ber @Stter einer,
Dab ipl@ &noel um Jpn tpeit :?
9fttn, ri9t iN's Der @Stter elmer;
Nsin, ,,i9t bat fie Qiebesweb:
@:s ile plast baS 1T ein tleiner
2ei9bprn auf benz tleinet 3eb!
9. Dtyn.
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9 E ebtn9un9tn B

Der
Wftnnelcta @taQtS~ 3eitnn0.
Dret Wal GS6thentlicbe:
Su gorausbe3ablune 'per Sabr] 90
2S6@entlibc:
ptr Sabr, uaa a1en xbstlen ber Ser. @taatn.
Watb Gurppa CpprtpfreD:
Dret Ral tp0&entlt&e [per Satr]. .$12.30
@64entltte [per Sabr r]........... ".."."." 4.10
@elbfeubuneen yer upua Tfonep Drber" uber tn
Ree1rlrten Bren tDnuen auf uaitr Rio eemat ptrben
Die e6taats.3eituna bat auRer Dem 6eraus'
seber felbf feinen reiieneen 2lAenten, Der be-.
Gnst 1T. @elser fir biefelbe sm eOueetiren.
aas 8refe beItett man ~ abrei1ren an.
3beoopr Gambler,
Bpr 262, ct. yaul, Mtnu.
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Bet Spih ereu.

(Bilb elm peti&> 2ebrer
3erlin> per alS untsrpffcier ben &rte
,itma9te> 1T Der @erfaier riet8 ed
plfstbiimli&en @eei@tes.)
Gs reitet in ter Spmmerna9t,
Da @Qes flu eepprben,
Gin OfFeitr bur@'6 Gelo ter @&le&t
Die 8ruf spQ bpber Srben.
Da triFt er in bem Dammali&t,
Nm @sse na@ Saarbraden
@pleaten, bic am @tse f@li&t
Git 1obtenbieel f9miiden.
"a b6lt Der &eiter itill IN. 1bal
,1nb frdst bic 1et6seu Rrteser.
v5ier rubt metn Gbef, 9err @eneraI!'
@pri9t ernf eiu juneer @ieeer.
Da tpeiat ber ereile Reitersmann,
5elb ManRein, beibe 3braneu.
Der Mlltn einl i>n Sturue eepann
Sm Sample nit ben Ddnen.
Grsrifen i@au',. bic &rieeer al
9uf ben beribu,ten &eiter.
,Muf! l@aufelt fort Zen bubeu Waa!
Stint, qint ibr tpadern @treiter!
Der sefern Gu@ ;uu. @ies s'fabrt,
Bum 9elbentob erleien,
Den Sbr s.liett tpie ii9's eetabrt-
@s il mein @obn setpe|en! "
Da @9aufsln is bic Grbe fort
l1nb lesen Bios bic Glide
Der @ater Rarrt benz @obne bort
9n'a 9lnsfl9t ms tlei9e.
llnb ale lie aus bsr @tabt inS Ibal
9RN l&li&tem @ars selansen,
Da tibt tspest Der @eneral
Dem @obn bic blsi@en @ansex.
Damn fsiet er tuitter itiu ~ &ob;
DIR Mpnb blibt auf ser Debre.
BUR 5eimatb aisbt ber Qei&eutree,
3tr 8ater niQ gum 6eere.
9n 4@ltxiieo.
SbarafterbiIb aus tsn Sabreu 1864 - 18
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15

(Dilbelm petl&, 2ebrer in
Berlin, per alS llnterpifcier ben &rte9
mitma9te 1T Der @erfal1er rieit8 e@t
pplfstbImlt9en @eei9teS.)
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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-14
THE EXECUTION.

This Community will long remember
the execution Of the Spanish murderera
who killed sailor about yesr ago.
Whatever may be the merits of the argu-
ments about capital punishment on either
side, there can be no question as to the
necessity there was of some signal proof
in this community tia the law will be vim
dicated, and that human life will be held
sacred.
There were present yesterday at the
parish prison, alarge number Of our most
influential citizens to witness the execu-
ton, and it was but short time from
the hour Of opening the doors to the pub
lie, till the prisoners were seen walking on
the gallery, and in conversation with
their friends.
The perfect indifference they manifest
ed as to their fate was at once surprising
and shocking; but when the culprits were
brought upon the drop, surprise and
disgust gave way to feeling of horror at
the profanity Of one of the culprits. Ba-
yonne not only came upon the scaffold
with forced laugh and an insolent leer
at the audience; but he rejected the ser
vices of the priests until his companions
behavior shamed him into kissing the
cross; and even after doing this, he died
with an imprecation on his lips against
the crowd who were to witness his exc.
cut:On.
There never was more signal In
stance of punishment following profanity
for while Peter Abriel who bore himself
circumspectly, was killed in his fall from
the drop. Bayonne was but little more
than choked in his fall, and breathed in
the agonies of suffocation for nearly
half an hour.
These men committed their foul anc
cold blooded deed of assassination for 9
paltry sum Of money and Justly deserved
to suffer the extreme penalty of the lew
and we trust their execution will create
a wholesome terror among the class te
which they belong, and assist in bringing
back the time when juries will have the
courage to defy even public opinion in
up holding the majesty of the law.