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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-24

Francisco yesterday from William s.
Early and JAS. G. Stub, authorizing a
draft on them for $500 for the relief
of Chicago druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
LITERARY s.isT-sHAT.

GEORGE ELIOT has written a dramatic sketch for
.uacnl,llan's Magazine
WILLIAM FoRsYTH's "Novcsts OF the Eighteenth
Century" will be published In this country by Apple
ton Co.. who have the book in press.
AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN, said TO be we, known,
has written an aut-Catholic novel. wiach he calls
"The American CARDINAL. 1t viii be published by
Dodd g. Mead.
NAPoLEoS's pamphlet, written Mt WilhemshJhe.
ION the Military Organization OF the North German
Confederation" and published at Brussels la Janu-
ary Will shortly be brought out in German transla
ton by L. Simon, Of Berlin.
PROFESSOR w. @. BRILL, OF Utrecht Is preparing
new edition or the voyage of ST. Brandaen one OF
the most remarkable remains OF sacred poetry OF the
Netherlands Only one edition has ever been before
published.
BARON SEYMOUR KlRKUr, OF Florence, has sent
his valuable library to London to be sold there.
The collection is particularly rich in Dante literature,
and comprises several MSS. OF the 'Divina Com
meda' of great importance.
The SEVENTH NUMBER OF 80 Novo Mundon the
new literary journal published in the Portuguese
language by j. c. Roarlgues, OF this CITY, contains
an interesting sketch of Senior zacarias de Goose
vasconcelios the Brazilian Senator
Tue HUNDREDTn anniversary OF Heinrich
Zschokke's birthday has been celebrated at Mag.
deburg, the birthplace Of the poet. bust OF
Zschokke was publicly uncovered, ana discourse
on the life OF the illusErous writer was delivered by
Dr.. Uh llch.
1T is worthy OF note that the first time the Darien
language was committed TO riting was on o recent
occasion when the Darien Inuian MISSION on leaving
Bogata, published in the newspapers an epistle Of
thanks written In the Spanish and Darien Ian.
guages.
MIR. ST. GEORGE MIvARr, OF the Royal Society o
London, has given to the world q volume "On the
Genesis OF Species" 1t is a very learned produc-
whittier, according to the science OF the author he
is likely go. The subject. its treatment and the
theories OF the writer go to prove at all events that
'man's phenomenon, one knows not what"
THE LONDON GRAPHIC says OF Scrfbnsr's Monthly
tina. "the Illustrations are quite up to the best Euro
pean standard" This IS high praise and IL is fully
deserved. Three OF the illustrations for the May
number have been sent Us in proof. They consist OF
portraits OF the artists Durand and Huntington ana
a sketch of the great canon OF the Yellowstone,
drawn by I. Moran. all are admirably executed
Mr. KARL BLIND, critiosing in the Vienna
Ne1te Ffeie PresSe Epstein Asgrimsson's
'Llja." an Iceandic poem, the text OF which
has been published, with an English trans.
lation and a glossary, by Mr. Magnusson,
speaks hopefully OF the revival OF the study OF
Gent Gernanic literature and folklore In England
and points to the "Nlblungs and voisungs' of
MI. William Morris, zone OF the most distinguished
| living poets OF England, who has equally imbued
himself with the Hellenic ana the Morse spirit"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
THE THIRD ARMY CORPS.
Annual Reunion-Am Amendment 81 the Consti-
naturalization Of Officers.

Annual Observation-Disclosures OF the Consti.
naturalization of Officers.
The Third Army Corps celebrated yesterday their
seventh anniversary reuoiol at the Astor House.
There was very large attendance OF officers from
various parts OF the Union: In The absence OF
General Scklcs the chair was taken by Captain
J. b. Tasstt; DR.. yelling acted as secretary and
Captain Dcmarest as assistant secretary.
Tie treasurer's report was read, which showed
balance In favor OF the society OF SLOT. The Sec
rotary submitted his annual report. He complained
that onehali OF the members were not able to par.
ticipate in the annual anniversary account OF he
expenses attendingr The report was referred to
the Board or Directors for consideration.
General RUSHING said the funds OF the association
were steadily running down. some action should
the special fund. The expenditure should be re-
stricted TO the annual income. He moved resolu-
ton to mat eecs which was paassseG, cro, rvcer,,
seconded, motion to amend the constitution SO as
to permit General J. De W. Peyster ana w. Thomas
Cooke to be admitted as honorary members.
General RUSHING objected. He moved as substi-
tulc that the constitution be amended so as to admit
Alter considerable discussion General Ruslings
motion was adopted and committee OF three APP
PSSnea by ns ca % and IN 'S few nes re
turned, recommending that honorary members be
admitted on receiving tlreeourtns vote at any an.
il was moved and seconded that General Arthur
Pleasonton, General De w. Pcystcr and w. Thomas
Cooke be admitted as honorary members. The two
first named were elected unanimously, and the lat
ter gentleman received the requisite vote and was
declared elected.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:-presdent, General Charles X. Graham; Vice
President General Clayton Michael Secretary, DR..
Yelling; Assistant Secretary, Captain Domarest;
Board OF DIRECTORS, Captain L assist, MAJOR q. f..
bowers Major w. X. Shreeve, General George III.
Sharpe, General ). ii. Ward General M. w. Burns,
Colonel Fitzgerald.
Among the officers present were Generals Heinfzcl-
man. Mott Graham, Burns, Rushing, iicmain, Sharpe
Ramsey ana Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
ALICE CAny AND THE S0SO,Is,
To THE EDITOR OF the HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In reading the excellent report ID yesterdays
HERALD OF "Sorosis," noticed discussion in refer.
ence to q monument TO Alice Cary, and an appeal
to every woman to contribute to memorial OF some
kind It occurred to me 10 ask II would not be more
In accordance with the womanly nature and sistcriy
love to place simple though substantial monumen:
by her grave, and with as generous balance as
could be obtained, make the declining years OF her
well.loved and bereaved sister comfortable by
placing 1t In her lands for her own usef To such
memorial will gladly add my mite and solicit the
same from my friends. do not know Miss Cary per.
sonally but surely her delcacy could not be pafct
by such beautiful tribute TO her sister and their
faithful ssrerly devotion. II learn through your
columns that such a plan may be adopted, Will
begin subscription OF two dollars and do all can
to assist the project by influence In my circle, ana
send the subscriptions to you =.
A CONSTANT (LADY) READER.
NEW YORK, May 4, 1871.
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ESSEN go-yTY FREEnolDE2s.
ANS ssst 49, -&sA.'%
Finn! fTeciins or the Eoard 1T Newark Yes.
ierda T-Tie Essence Of Official Economy
IL


Fins! lTeciins or the Eoard IT Newark Yes.
tcrda T-Tie Essence OF Official Economy
Eaunabla Over a Dead Mans Stomach.
Yesterday, q, the Court House In Newark, the
Board OF Frtcholiers Of Essex county held Its last
meeting PRIOR to the organization OF the new Board
for 1S7l-72. The usual reports OF comntiecs were
submitted. Some OF these are quite interesting
The amount expended on public buildings during
the year was only tribe over 5000. or the unatcs
In the Asylum Essex county sent 100, 81 being from
Newark. II cost TO run the county jail 1900 odd
The finance Committee sci forth that at the COM
mencemcnt OF tue year the war debt was 900 900.
The latter has been reduced about slj0,G0), incud-
ing scrip paid. The interest paid on county war
bonds was SltsSi7; interest paid on Essex county
road lmproy oonds SAITH; balance on hand
May Q, 1870, $50 25i: wnoe amount OF receipts from
ali sources, SOS fO. Tne expenditure for the year
has been SS4i l46; balance on hand, Sl43,558.
Considerable discussion took place over q bill pre-.
scented 10y DR.. Rcord, son or Mayor Ricord. The
doctor wanted $3.50 for making a chemical analysis
or the stomach or the man Franz y. Iigen whose
mysterious death IN garnet has never been ex-
planned. Ffeehoder Nottingham, doctor him.
self objected TO paying the bill on the ground that
The County Physician was employed to attend to
such cases, and The inquest had not been ordered
accord ny 10 law. 1T was not paid nor was the
Coroneris bill, ten dollars. Somehow bills of this
nature are always disputed by this body. Tue
squabbie Is noI eaded, DR.. RECORD ana the Coroner
say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
New Publication, Received,

From Harper Il Bros.:-Dr. Smiths "Smaller
Scripture History" Mss tlulook's s1Iead OF the
Family and "Llge's AsslZe," novel, by Mrs. J. Il.
Riddell,
From r. b. Peterson & Bros A volume OF
the new edition OF Charles Levers "Knight OF
Gwynne."
From the American News C0mpany:-"EXeter
Hail." theological romance, by an anonymous
author.
Magazines and Monthlles:-OM ana Ne,c for May,
The Orerl0nd Monthly FOR May, Van NoSuond's
E5ieGtc En9tneei1ag journal and he Ne0 Iol3t
Genealogical ana Biographical Record.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

TEXAS CATTLE COMING NoRru.-The Abilene
Chronicle reports q grand movement OF Texas
cattle during the coming season for shipment az
that point Colonel Myers started on the 18th OF
day with $4,000 The following droves nave either
started or will soon start viz. bennett Bros,
10000; Johnson BROS, 10000; Captain Mille5 1906
Maior Maybry, 1b1); A. y. Wilson, 5,0Oo Captain
Ellison 1000; J. Ellison, 1000; J. Murray, 20Oo !.
Hines 2,000 Colonel Slaughter, 5000. Other droves
will swell the aggregate OF this early movement 70
10000 head. The operations OF tho season PROMISE
to exceed those Of any previous one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

EL0PEMENT AT OXFORD OHIo.-We are In re.
Ccipt o. a communication from oxford, Ohio, detail
Ing the clopcment OF a Senior at Miami University
with q co0rcd widow on Friday last. The Senior
mas always, unil the contamination or tins alIair
been regarded az OF exceeding sound mind. No
Intimacy had been discovered between them and
ms dIsky ciarmer until lately. He was accused OF
the intimacy, when he declared his intention TO
marry her. They lett the city Win that Intention
Nothing has yet been heard from or OF them. Are
such social Ties between the races taught 10 DO
natural and becoming ut the Mlau,l University p
CHt(l0ls1tt Aalau2, MQa2
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Criticisms Of New Docks.

NrttlclSmS OF new BOCESs
ROMANCE or THE CHARTER OAK. A Picture or Co.
onial Times. BIZ William Seton. r. O'Shea, New
York publisher.
This is New England tale OF the seventeenth
century 1t relates to that period OF our history
when SIR Edmund Andras was sent over by James
II. for the purpose Of destroying the Pu-
rilan settlements In this country which that
monarch feared were becoming too power
ful. A portion Of the story relates to the con.
spracy against Andras, formed with view to free
the colonies from England's rule. The book con-
tains the usual intermixture OF fact and fiction Pc
culiar to the historical novel.
MUSINGS OYER THE CHRISTIAN YEAR BY Charlotte
Mary Yonge. New York: D. Appleton q co.
Besides these "iuslngs" which are as delightful
70 the ordinary reader as they are interesting and
valuable 10 every church member, this wcl-prlnted
volume contains .Few Geanngs OF Recollection
ofthe Rev. John Keoie" gathered after tarty years.
intercourse with the venerable divine.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE YEAR BOOK. vii.
liam b. Dana Co.
For its varied information and as souvenir Il not
perpeuatlon III another form, or the popular old
magazine, which. as II lay table often, sug
gesed "the Old mere hants OF New York." this
volume has both interest ana Importance, and Will
be found valuable acquisition TO the literature Of
the counting ROOM Hunts magazine grew up with
the merchants Of the oden time, and. like them,
grew Old and hoary. In passing out OF active life
and lending lis name and experience to younger
managers how much also does IT resemble some OF
our venerable merchant princes whose ancient
business signs are still seen over doors where
another generation Is following the Old pursuits.
but IN an ampllied degree corresponding with the
magnitude to which the city's commerce has grown
The magazine. as a monthly publication Is 70 more;
but the "Year Book' promises to take It's place az
an annual visitor coming, like a grandfather at
CHRISTMAS, with store OF good things that viii not
fan to De appreciated.
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PROTECTING THE FIsHERIEs.-The British govern
ment schooner Stella Maris, Commander Lachance,
LEFT Quebec the Isl inst for the protection OF The
SshcIies In the Gulf.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-07
Nouvelles.

LIE bombardement de Paris doit etre COM
menc6. In redonte d'Ayron a et6 evacuee
par les Francais, ayec armes, hommes ct
artilIerie, non sans avoir cohta 5000 soldats
Guillaume. LIE palais de Maison tte ipcen-
die ct dttruit par les conons du Mont. Vale
rien. Les Prussiens sous Paris recoivent des
renforts. Une depeche annonce que Trochu
forme an camp retranchs au Mont.Valerien
dams le but d&vacuer Paris. On dit qn'un
corps de $4,000 hommes. organise Paris. a
iarS de s'ouvrir un chemin travers les
lignes prussiennes. Les ingenienrs allemands
doutent quill soft possible de garder le Mont.
Avroa pour le moment.-Le froid est terrible
en- France ;, lhiver gale les soidats que ID
bale No tue point-L'armee de Bordeaux
est partie ponr 10 front-Les Franeais on
| eu qaelques succss deyant le Havre.-Dsl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-07
Prose-.

Cne file de Babe, anssi douce que belle,
Fanc6e Wilhelm, I'm Allemand CONNIE ellie,
Ayant rccu de France ct de son fanc6
Tn diamant de prix dams Tor pur enchasse,
A d'abora i son doigt, joyeusement solle,
Passe l'anneau brilliant don't Ia femme ratfole.
Puis ellie la montr6, car la naIvet6
Peut ties bien Sc donner un peu de vante
Cne Badoisc est femme ansi qu' une FRANCHISE,
Et croyez. jennes gems, quune file est bicn aise
De montrer !, ses seurs lie richie dian1ant
Qnont s'isse dams doigt les doigts dc son amant
L'amonr est glorieux. Berthe eta, done heureuse,
Fiere de son anntaa, tendrement amoureuse,
Rdvant avec bonhcnr, en- voyant Get annsau,
Aux NUTS oil Pom est deux dams le meme berceau
Mais qnel4nuu lui n.ontra,-sans doute une ia.
House.
Une tache de sang Il la bague d'eponse.
A'ors Berthe pleura, pauvre file, ct puis dit:
"Whem est Tin solat ct Wilhelm est maudit.
Pour la grandeur dun roi don't la glore est infame
En- oubant sa mere, il george la femme.
I'm Aemand qui tue ct vole au grand chemn,
Ayant perdn mon coeur, N aura jamas ma MAN,
JIG.
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Fcuilleton du L0u;sia,,aiis.
LES CHIENs.
-:O:-
XXI.

Or done, amis chasseurs puisque lie CHEN est
dun nestmable prix, surtout quand il le neg fin.
il faut soccuper serieusement de son Education ct
de son croisement.
II dot avoir pour lui CONNIE pour resrece
humane un melanse des races. Lon salt qu'une
race sappanvrit en- Sc reproduisant par elle-meme,
ct encore bien plus famil!e. C'est &c Que Ia oi
mosaIqne await parfaitement compris en- ne permet.
tant pas roncle d'6pouser sa niece, quand bien
meme Ia niece 6tait jolie.
Une belle Espagnole ct un villain Prussien pro.
duiraient rlgoorensement un atre passable. Mais
une belle Espagnole ct I'm beau Francais7 c.
serait 1e type de la perfection.
| Ne mariez done point un villain chen une char
mante chienne. nj meme un CHEN de cuisine un,
chienne de race. I'm gate-sauce ct Corinne n an
raient jamais donn6 le jour I Madame de Stasl.
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que les noirs sachant que Ia greve des travaillenr
ne ratteindra pas, salu6 ct respecte par de brave
gems qni le Monument monsieur.
Et qu'a;til done fait, en- r6alit6
II etc intelligent
Four nous autres, qui ne somnes pas Pierre
dor'nons nos deux oreilles ct nos habitudes, e
Ia fortune, Ia berts, Ia dignite ct Intelligence
4 viendront en- dormant.
vARIA.-M. War Moth i, CONNIE nous l.avon.
dit, remplacG le d6.nissonnaire Smith par un mon
sieur Mason.
LIZ ponvait-ill
Smith n'etait point eligible, ct il ne pouvait
donner sa dcmission, done NJ. War Moth ne pou.
wait lie remp'acer par uns creature de son choix.
II faait taire ,ne nouvele election.
! Mais le peuple est 81 b.. naIf!
LA mi'ice s'est complement eyanouic.
Plus de generaux plume de dindon.
Plus de capitaines,
De sergen.s,
De tambours.
Et aures ann,aux cocasses.
La farce politiqne est jouee an profit De qtelQues
farceurs.
La roulaison est pen pres termnEe.
Bon nombre de citoyens badaudent, rodent on
maraud-nt
E.t les p'anteurs, i,isoucants pour Ia plupart
COMPETENT sur les bGnGfces de rann6e prochaine
Sc cherclent.ils des trayaieurs?
lie Ro-Sucre aura-t-il le sort du Ro Coton7
-Gentiy en- Saint-Jacques, apres les bougreries
de Ia poitiqnc, les macaqueries des c;rques, les
hurras de Noel ct du premier de Ian, sest endormi
du son'mei des nais
Tant mieux.
Dormir vaut mieux que de mai faire.
propos de cirques, I'm mot.
un cochon du cirque de rautre jour, nm vrai
cochon, nm cochon a quatre pattes ct groin, un
sUs, sUis latin, joue aux cartes avec quelques
naifs citoyens de couleur. Et maitre sus au gra,d
etonnement de ces messieurs, gagn6 rargent de
ces messieurs.
I'm p'anteur cubain, NJ. J. Fabregas Went de
decouvrir un proced6 au noyen dusuel on peut
fabriquer le sucre sans fare bouilir le JUS de la
came. On assure que cete invention va revolution
ner l'indastre sucriere.- -(Meschac6be)
PosTE-Nous sons All "Meschac6b6":
"Pas de 'Louisianais' depuis quinze jours. Les
nouvecs dcs assieges de Paris nous parviennent
plus vite que celles de voisins de stJacques.'
vosin, d qui la faute7
\ La Poste eat damnec.
lie "Wade Hampton" est nm grand segneur, ct
nous somn,cs que de mis6rables plSbSess.
Mais IL chemin de fer de demain nous vengera
des hautans gentilshommes qu'on non,me cari.
taines.
Cepitaines Ills le sont Un chaland american,
dams ce pays de democratic nominate, vous donne
ce re.
lie "Wade Hampton est descendu jendi II
est feremcnt pass6 devant Ia poste.
Signe-t on I'LL contrat pour en- rire!
Payer pour TN travail qui ne SC fait point c'est
esre dupc.
Ciioycns, combien de temps encore serons.nous
Ia rs6e des agents ct fonctionnaires du gouvern-
mcnt?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-07
1ansM 7 yaAvisr 1874.
D~Bureau du journal, pres du College JET
fesson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
0rPour lettres, lournAux, echanges ct ps.
perasses, adrassez Concens Post Office. e
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rkpsbliqus d'ordre, dhonntset< Ct de
jusfice.
Suffrage ssiueysei pour toGs, ercept< pour
les criminels ei les ragabosds.
Usion ciuique des Loa;sianais 5lancs el
dss Losisianais de cosleur.
Education ponr sous.
Plssde 1pet.baggers poluiqses en- Loui.
siane, ri de pagabosds fdistants.
Egallt poiuique enire lcs naiuralists 1t
lea saf;ts.
Appels ct apances Immigrant laboricur
Respeci d la loi
L'honnkie homme en- haat, le malhonnt4s
en- bas. @.
Ia Louisiana don Atre gouueraee par
lhonnelett ct etFintelligemce.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-07

troupes allemandes ont ets envoyees au se
cours dc Werder menac6 par Boubaki. IL
GENERAL Chapzy annonce quill remport
une victoire pres de vend6me. Ilajoute qn'i
poursuivra ses avantages ct Ga marche. Lee
Pr,,ssiens reclament toutefois cette victoire
Dams pEst, les Prussiens retrnitent devan
Ia marche des Francais.-Les Prnssiens .,
sont empares de Mszieres. az
Une depeche de Besancon rapporte que
l'ennemi evacn& Ia vile de Gray apres ur
rude combat. Les pertes des Prussiens sont
lourdes.
Victor Emmanuel eat rentr6 4 Rome. i
ny fait qn'un court s6jour.
Prim et6 tue. En- mourant, il s'est in
quiet6 du roitelet Amed6e. On redoute M
son1evement 4 Madrid, mais 10 gouverne.
ment fait tous ses efforts pour calmer l'exci
tation.
Lou1s1ANE.-La m&nagerie s'est r6unie.
Dan Rice ma pas etc elu orateur. On dit que
cette menagerie deux camps: celui du Gou-
verneur ct ceiui des Republicans tout noirs
Nos sympathies ne sont nj pour War Moth,
nj pour les arpet.baggers, hi pour le diable
M. NJ. Karr, de Caddo, etc elu orateur
de Ia Chambre des Reprisentauts. y q
une foule de lnrves aux abords ct a linterieur
du Mechanics Institute.
Les bateaux vapeur Magenta, Grand
Era, Rudolph. Thompson Dean ct Travis
Wright ont brhl6 au port de 10 NouveIle-
Orleans. La perte est estimee a plus dun
s1,OOO,OOO. -m.-mM.. '.
DERN1EREs NouvELLEs dit:
Nous avons beaucoup fait, mais il nous reste
beaucoup faire.
L'artillerie dc Paris est formidable ct
bien servie.
lie due de Mecklembourg etc disgracie.
Ricompense de ses- prelenduss' victories.
Chanzy a rcmporte des success.
L'armie de Ia Loire agit. ...@
Les Parisiens present Trochu de faire
une sortie.
L'ex.imperatrice pleure. C'est juste, ma
dame.
r. s.-Bonnes nouvel'es sur toute 10 ligne
francaise.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-07
lei ct Ia.

CiRQUEs-Nous somn,es I'M peuple badaud ct
raicule, ct s-Jacques ne fat point exception la
regle.
Deux ou trois saltnbanques ct cirques sont
passes par ic ct lis ont dime en- deux iours trois ou
quatre mile piastres don't nous he sentirons plus
janas rodeur. --<-
Que mons ont donn6 ces cirqnes?
DE Ia film6e!
Leurs clevaux savants, scraient bien plus utiles
q Ia charrae qu'au man9ge. 4
Leuys ours sont betes peu c,,rieuses; r6,ies, ees
vaudraent mieux que vyan.es.
Leurs Hercules feraient mieux de manier Ia
pioche que de jongler avec des boules de pon'b.
Leuys 6cuyers, des hommes fort braves ct des
artistes int6ressants livrant une occupation
sereuse ct reasonable, ne nous donneraent plus le
spectacle immoral ct barbara dun pere martyrsant
ses enfants ct les vouant une mort presque GER
taine.
QUAINT aux macaqnes, serpents, chiens danois
ct au'res personnages de menagerie, a quot bon 7
L'espece humane est plus curieuse que tout celia.
Oui, le pcuple est un grand badaud,
Et demain, 81 le canon nous annonce I'm nouveau
cirque, irons gaspiller notre argent ct
enrichir des carpet-Laggers ct des saltimbanques
o betise humane!
Philippe, ro de Macedoine, etait mons sot que
nous.
I'm ottrape-nigaul, jongleur de profession, ct
fort habile eniel des haricots cults i la pointe
dune aiguie, ayant 6,e compliments par Philippe
sur sa tres srande habile,e, crut naturellement
une lecompense royale Les courtisans ct les cour.
tisanes avaient fort apP!aud Lattrape.nigaud eait
alroit
-Nlais, di, le Sire, vous devcz depenser pas maj
de haricots ce jcu la!
| En- verit6, Sire, pas NAL, r6pondit lie jonglcur.
| Et lie genereux Philippe lui fit cadeau dun grol
sac de snperbes haricots.
EMIGRATioN.-Nous lie sommes pas rennem
des grands, mais nous sommes rami dcs petits.
Lalliance potque, sociale ct economique Dc.
grands ct des petits est partout necessare surtou
Ell Louisiana.
| Adonc!
II y tros ans de celia, quand nous conjulions lei
grands rroprietaires de la Louisiana de rccourir
lemigration des blancs, douvrr leurs mains e
atre, de regenGrer leur pays par un Clement sain
pur des travaleurs serieux, que ne mons alto,
| ecoute!
La gEnerosite facile ct peu coAteuse etat alor
une excellente politique
Voyez.
Pierre await une immense plantation, inculte au
trois quarts, produsant prine de quoi payer le
taxes, les rares employees ct s pain du prcprieaire.
Pierre trouva dix robustes gallarls ct leur dit
TravailIez vos risques ct perils ces trois cent
arpents incultes; je vous les abandonne; ct YOU
vous loger.z dams ccs cabanes vdcs Je ne YOU
demande rien pour la premiere aimee; vous IN
donnerez un quart Ia seconde aimee au CONNIE,
cement de la troisieme aimee, nous aviserons
mieux.''
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Mes gaillards travaillerent visonreusement, 6cl
virent leurs amis ct leurs parents, Sc trouvere
quarante au lieu de dix, ct formerent un village.
lis viennent de signer, patron ct travaeurs, .
acte d'associatioh pour resploitaon de la propre
entiAre, scion la formule 6conomique: travail. cal
( tai ct talent.
Pierre % promene maintenant Ia canine la ma
. ne % demandant point 81 les Chinois valent mie