Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

any eject a. ihe toni''e" W.
not appear to improve aud the disturbance
continues. Paris is in danger OF being
piIlaged by the rioters,
The Rothsehilds have agreed TO lake
two aud one.half millions of the new live
per cent. French loan at 50.
PRUSSIA.
Berlin dispatches state that Germany
proposes to rc-oeeupy Paris, in the event
of the French Government proving unable
to protec. tie G irmln merchants IN tue
city. This action of the German govern
mcnt has doubtless been preeipitatcd by
the decree lately issued, ostraeising Ger
mans, and denying them the social rights
and privileges which are usually eSten-
ded to foreigners.
GENERAL.
New Hampshire has gone Democrat
it this year, that party having elected its
congressman in all three districts and a
largely increased vote on their Governor
ticket. 1t was at first supposed that Nes-
tern the democratic candidate was elected
BY small majority, bat since it appears
that there is no election, and the matter
will have to be referred to the Legislature
where the chances are doubtful, as the
Labor Reform party is said to hold the
balance of power, having a few members
in the lower branch.
1t is agreed upon all sides that the
condition of the late rebel States is deplor-
able and even the adviees of papers M
friendly to the Republican party concede
this fact. The Democratic papers say
that it is the natural result Of Republican
rule. The more friendly papers think that
it is due to disfranchisement, by which
many Of the most intelligent people of the
States are excluded from public life; and
the Indifferent papers declare that nothing
else is to be expected so soon alter the
war. Certainly very much such condi-
ton was to be anticipated, and we have
never thought otherwise. The report of
the special committee upon the hu-hlux
outrages tells the story plainly. And the
remedy seems to be simple, Removal of
every pretense Of complaint, and complaIe
personal security, are now required. Zen
eral enfranchisement and the summary
destruction of the Ku.Klux, should be
simultaneous And for this Mr.. Shella-
barger's bill provides. 1t empowers the
President to protect all citizens-cven
with "the bayouet" -when iorcible COM
binations in any State are too strong for
the law, and whether the Governor asks
for aid or not. Plainly, if disabilities
are removed, the Ku.Klux may come into
possession of the State governments; and
since, whether in or out of authority, the
Ku-Klux is increasing, the United States
should try It's baud, and ascertain if it be
inyincible. The remedy may be disagree
able, but the dlseasd is, otherwise, mortal
The Ku-Klux terrorism indefinitely post
sones the tranquility which is indispensi.
to the Southern States.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt throughout the northern portion Of
England Saturday foreaoon.
The Southern Claims Commission, Of
which the Hon. A. o. Adds of st. Adams
is chairman, givenotice that their sessions
will begin on the I'd Monday in April at
their office in Washington.
Filkins, TIE express robber has been
sentence to twenty years at the Denamo-
ra. (N.Y.) prison, and passed through
Burlington last week en- route.
Samuel n. Bell, the newly elected con-
gresham from the second New Hampshire
district, is a son of the late Chief Justice
Bell, and nephew Of the late james
Bell, formerly United States Senator from
New Hampshire. lie is wel-read law.
yer and sound business man, and bis
selection for the Office is ere litable to the
democracy.
The steamer A. Williams, Capt. Cor
bin, came over from Pittsburgh to Bur
lington on Saturday with load Of 20 o.
30 passengers-she first steamboat arriva
of the seaaon. The Free Press says tina
this is the earliest opening Of steamboa
navigation on record.
A Providence man. about seven years ago
was persuaded 10 take some stock in fame
corporation for a bad debt, and reccn.l
some of its creditors, finding his name in tn
list of stockholders, commenced suit
against him and obtained judgments whicl
have thus far amounted to s25, 900, and til
end is not yet.
St. Patrick SHAY vas duly observed j