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TENNESSEE NEWS.
county, wants q de- Law.

Bedford county wants dog law.
The debt of Hawkins county is S14,G00
Game chickens are being introduced in
Bedford county.
The barley crop of Bedford county W i'll
be large this year.
Hugh Wardaw is the oldest merchant
living III Shelbyvile.
A Farmers Club was organized at Blount-
vile, Monday the LIST inst.
a turnpike between ShelbyviEe and
Wartrace is spoken Of.
IN Bedford county wheat opened at $l.50
but has declined to S1.25.
Quite a number of Bedford county citi
zens speak Of going 10 Kansas this fall.
The Office of the Bristol NelCS is to be re-
moved to the Virginia side of the town.
a few days ago John MUIR, Of Cheatham
county, suicided by hanging himself to
tree.
w. +. Young has been elected Commits
sioner Of Taxes by the Montgomery Coun-
ty Court.
A few nights ago C. P. Wilson's store in
Athens, was burglarized to the amount
Of $50.
W. J.. Scott, of Yorkville, Gibson county,
has raised potato weighing seventeen and
a half ounces.
A workman last week fen twenty feet
down shaft at the lockwood mines, in
Roane county.
Gen. B. J. Hin, Of McMinnville, killed a
wildcat that was raiding his hen-roost last
Wednesday morning.
Week before last Thomas Thompson, CT
Montgomery county, had his leg broken by
a threshing machine.
A1loy-,n,, To~1sla a,I TNf1aazy OF f'hat
tanOOga, personally celebrated the Fourth
of July by foot race.
Large amounts of cedar lumber from
Bedford county viii be rated to New Or
leans and st. Louis this fall.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle thinks II G.
viii attend another jubilee at the White
House March 4 1873. Likely.
VIM. Mullinix, Of BristOls has been ap-
pointed in place of Judge Houk, commits
siOner for the adjustment of claims.
Week before last lightning struck aud
partially destroyed Robt. H. Terry's barn
in Bedford county, and killed two mules.
Week before last a little daughter of Geo,
McElroy, Of Stewart county, caught her
clothes on fire, from which she died soon
after.
Uncle Joe Burditt has presented the Shell
byville Bulletin with a beet measuring 10
inches in circumference. Who can beat
this?
Week before last a Mr.. Waddell, living
three miles from Rogersyile, was accident
ally shot by his daughter and dangerously
wounded.
A little daughter of J. w. Richards, and
a son Of Mr.. Kuckbaum, were bitten by
mad dogs, near lockwood, in ROane coun-
~, recently.
a new born infant Of a young lady NAM
ed Melinda Hughes, who is insane, was
found rear the depot at Cleveland Sunday
night, June 30.
The neighborhoOd of Coal Creek, in An
derson county, was visited by a severe
storm Sunday, June 80. In a ten acre field
the lishrriag struck fifteen times, killing
fur cattle. IT..
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ALBANY.

Destructive Fire-6O Freighted Cars
Burned and Passenger Coaches
Loss S235,OOO.
ALBANY, n. Y, July Ga fire this
evening in the paint shop of the New YORK
Central Railroad at West Albany, soon re-
duced the shop to ashes. About fifty cars
loaded with freight, standing in the vicinity
took fire. The flames also extended to
three of Wagner's drawing-roOm cars.
1t was at first supposed the fire would be
confined to the paint shop, but breeze
sprung up, and it was feared that all the
buildings in the place would be swept
away, therefore a second alarm by the IRE
alarm telegraph reached this city, and ad-
ditional steam fire engines were sent out.
The losses are estimated as follows: 90
freight cars, $4,000; freight in cars, $780,.
600; sleeping cars, $4,000; I drawing
room car, $4,000; passenger coaches,
$4,000; paint shop, $4,000; total, S23o,OOo'
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Three Children Burned to Death ut
Seymour. Ind.

Seymour, Ind.
Afrigh,ful accident occurred at Seymour;
lnd., on the morning Of the Fourth Of July.
The Germans Of that city were preparing
the German hall for a theatrical perform
zee, and in lighting up the lamps one Of
them fell from the ceiling, through the care
lessness Of the man who was lighting the
hal, and bursted, the Coal-ou running out
and tie fame spreading in every direction.
Immediately under the swinging lamp a
group Of little children were sitting, intent
ly watching the men arrange the scenery Of
the hall. The lamp fell in between them,
the burning oil ian all over their clothes,
and in a second they were enveloped in
flames Uttering fearful Shrieks they ran
wildly through the hall and the bystanders
were horrilied TO such an extent that It
was some tire before they were able to re-
lieve tie poor agonized childrA'a- Three
of the children, tie little daughters OF Mrs.
HeuseTs, Mrs. Clipples and Mrs. Sampses
were dresdfully burned, and after the most
intense suffer iug, death came to their relief
about seven hours af er the accident
1t is stated that Norris, the man who
caused the accident, was drunk at the time.
He also was seriously burned, but bis i'll
juies viii not likely prove fatal. The great
est ex citement prevailed atthe time and CIT
liens were highly incensed AZ Norris, and
only lis injuries saved him from rough
tre.dl. est. The sad catastrophe cast the
de- pc. gloom over the city, and the
a al. OF the parents OF the victims is said
to De most tressing.-LOujScNe Courier
Journal, July6.
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LEXINGTON, VA.
True Patriotism.

LEXINGTON, VA, July On The adj
dress of Hon. Jas. P. Holcomb before the
Military Institute, he said the government
thrust upon us by force we now accept
without any a. andonment of principles.
From choice, the future hope of the South
lies in the Union. Without the Union,
many sections, South Carolina for example,
would relapse into the barbarism of the
West Indies. Providence, time, and mag
namity will restore friendship.
Col. d. w. Lell of Kentucky, has been
elected Professor of Mathematics in the
Virginia Military Institute.
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LATEST MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON, July Cotton dull;
middling 24c; net receipts S. bales; gross
189 bales; stock 7,10S.
MOBILE, July Cotton dull and nomi
nal; middlings 23ac; net receipts
bales; exports coastwise 81 bales; sales Sc
bales; stock 2,056.
SAVANNAH, July Cotton dull; mid,
ding 233c; net receipts 63 bales; ex'
port coasrwise 130 bales; sales 3 bales:
stock 5,437.
GALVESTON, July Cotton nominal
good ordinary 2O4c; net receipts 2 bales;
exports coastwise 1856 bales; stock TIT.
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SPAIN,
RAIDS and Rebs.

MADRID, July'G.-The Republicans have
reconsidered their determination to abstain
from all elections while Monarchy exists in
Spain, and viii participate in the voting for
members Of the Cortes ON the oath of Au-
gust.
A band Of Carlists yesterday, near Loyda,
the capital of that province, captured mail
train and burned number of imports Mt
documents.
The Spanish Republicans have resolved
to send dispatch TO the American people,
through the United States Minister, con-
graduating them upon the recurrence Of
the anniversary of their independence.
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HAYTI.
The Late Bombardment.

NEW YORK, July Ga Port-au-Prince
letter states that two Germen men-of-war
after threatening the town with lombard
ment and Selling two Hayden men-of-war,
both schooners, have finally left after the
German commander was paid f300 in cash
as indemnity for damages to German citi-
zens for outrages by the Haytiens.
The Haytien Legislature has agreed to
pay the American claims in twenty years.
The Americans are about petltioning their
Government to send naval vessels to follow
the eXaTaple of the Germans.
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FRANCE.
Shot at Sartcry

PARIS, July 6.-Two Communists named
Boudouin and ROLLER were executed this
morning at Sartory..,
The Minister of Finance has signed a
convection with the Bank of France to loan
to the Government forty million francs.
The Evacuation Treaty.
The National Assembly to-day, with but
four dissenting votes ratified the treaty re-
Gently concluded by Count De Remusat
and Count Won Arnim, providing for the
evacuation of France by the Germans. The
committee to which the treaty was referred.
fatters the Assembly for the efforts it has
made to relieve the country from the pre-
sence Of Germans, but studiously avoids
giving any credit to Theirs. es.. -..-
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TENN. SUNDAY, JULY i, 1872
THE CITY.
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
ERaauroaA sr-rlcrFesfa TEL

IL will be remembered that the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad purchased the above
mentioned road from the city of GAINESVILLE
and county Of Montgomery last summer.
Since then, suit has been entered against
this road, its purchasers ald the county OF
Montgomery, but not against the city of
GAINESVILLE. The GAINESVILLE Chronicle OF
yesterday, in speaking of the County court
proceedings, says: 'Judge King reported
thai the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad
Company had refused to transfer the coun-
tvs stock to the purchasers until the suit
against the Company aud county was deci-
ded; and on motion, the other party con-
senting, the contract made for the sale was
rescinded."
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The Situation at Monterey

Dates from Monterey state that the re-
port of the capture of the latter was perma-
ture. Trevino is however, surrounding the
city with 5000 troops. Remedies having
only 800, has offered to surrender condi-
tionaly. Trevino demands an uncondi-
tional surrender. There is no sigus of
government reinforcement from the Inter
iOr. Cevallos has just telegraphed that be
starting for Monterey.
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FOREIGN.
CATACAzY.
A pansiora.s Box.

LONDON, July Gone Wideman, in a
letter 10 the Echo, offers to sell the PAM
phlet written by Catacazy, late Russian
minister to the United States, containing
terrible revelations relative to the admins
tration of President Grant. Wideman &C
knowledges that Catacazy engaged him to
sell the pamphlets in America and that he
had already treated with New York paper
for its publication. FhFt
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LONG BRANCH.
ULYSSES II.

LONG BRANCH, July 6.-President
Grant and wife left for New York this
morning to see their son Ulysses of TO
Europe. Ulysses, Jr., accompanies A. D.
DTexel and family.
NEW YORK.-Gen. Grant and wife re-
turned to Long Branch tonight after see
ing their young son Ulysses off for Europe
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1885. s = N
WASHINGTON.
What Bureau Howard Knows about
FfRhffnR

What Bureau Howard Knows about
Fighting.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Gen. Howard has
made his report to the Secretary of the In
terror about his operations In Arizona. lie
believes Gen. Crook, the commanding OH
eer, should have large discretion. No one
can do anything well, bound hand and foot
by a multitude of specific orders which may
or may not apply to the situation. zen.
Howard recommends that the order reliev-
inc Gen. Crook from the operations OF the
telegram which suspended hostilities against
those who refuse to obey the orders OF the
Government with view to another stren-
uous effort for peace be confirmed, and that
his hands be strengthened by allowing him
an additional number Of mechanics and la
borers, that the soldiers may be enabled to
perform the duties of soldiers.
Sudden Deaths.
Seven or eight sudden deaths have oc-
Cured in Washington during the present
week. two or more Of them from the effects
of heat. Mrs. Drake Mills, who recently
fell from the Metropolitan Hotel window,
died to-day.
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MEXICO.
The President rIuddIe,

New York, June Ga Herald Mata-
moras special says the position of Dias is
that Juarez not being legally elected, Lody
is therefore ex-Officio President.
The Lodists agree with him; but will avoid
revolution except as last resort. They
representthe wealth and intelligence of the
country.
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ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Some two or three
hundred thousand young shad passed
through here yesterday in charge of a gen
tleman who are en- route for the head-Wa-
tiers Of various western rivers, to stock
them with fish at the suggestion of 5. D.
Bardus, Commissioner Of Fisheries.
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TOLEDO, July 6.-The last race of Quick
step Park meeting, which remained unde-
cided at dark last night, was finished to-
day, resulting in q victory for Pilot Temple,
of indianapolis. Six heats were trotted,
Temple making the first, fifth and sixth:
Time, 2:3O!, 2:26.., 2:304. Red Cloud, OF
RushYille. Ind, second; Mohawk, Jr., OF
CnriDofcld. O.. third.
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A day or two since telegraphic dispatch
informed the amazed readers of the Brook
I'm Eagle that bridge in New Hampshire
h ID been carried away by "a drove OF hogs"
The sentence slcuid have read "a Drive Vi
logs"
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CeNSTANTINOPLE.
Quenched.

LONDON, July GA dispatch from Con.
stantinople announces that the fire in the
suburbs of Scutari was checked after de-
stroying but few more buildings than be-
fore stated.
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Says the Columbus, Miss, Inder: awe
thought at one timelof calling for the for
nation of Columbus Greeley club, but as
the city is almost unanimous for Horace, it
would be like marking out lake in the
ocean"
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Poison,

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Edward Smith,
colored, was to-day sentenced to fourteen
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary for
attempting to poison the family of G. G.
Morrison, in Germantown, few months
since.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Negro PatrIOtism-The PeriIs OF a Re-
uOrter at n LOyaI Picnic,

porter at a Loyal Picnic.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 6.-The Raleigh
NetcS this morning publishes dispatch
which says: The Fourth of July was OBJ
served here to-day by large crowd Of Ne
groes. Capt. Biggs, editor of the Southerner,
was present as reporter. He was assailed
by many negroes, and saved his life with
difficulty, after having exhausted all his
weapons. lie escaped with few slight
scratches. The NelCS denounces the out
rage as brutal, cowardly attempt to MUIR
der Democratic citizen of the State on &C
count of bis political sentiments.
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San Juan.

BERLIN, July 6.-The Spencer Gazette (of-
ficiaD in its issue to-day says the Emperor
William has appointed three Of the Law
Officers of the Crown to prepare a report
on the San Juan boundary.
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Fatal accident to a Gravel Train

AUGUSTA, GA, July GA gravel train
ON the Central Railroad while backing up
10 bridge at Spirit creek ran off the track,
Implying in the creek. One colored man
was killed and four others wounded.
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Dropped Dead from Excitement.

RICHMOND, July 6.-Mayo's tobacco fac
tory was destroyed by fire this morning,
loss 100000. During the fire young lady
dropped dead in her chamber from excite
ment,
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Killed by Fireworks.

BOSTON, July G-By an explosion of fire.
works in South Boston last night one
boy was killed and some more bldly
wounded.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The deaths for
the week were 764, an increase over last
week of $50. One half of the deaths were
children under one year.
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American dentists are row to be found
+ al the large cities Of Europe. There are
-four in PARIS, four in Vienna, eight in Lon ,
don, three IN Bei liz, six in st. Petersburg.
one in Brussels, and two in CQpstaninople
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EnnIrtn~-Ialnss ZACHARY.

- SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 6.-The looking
llass mandatory Of Sanford Il Bon was
destroyed by fire this evening. Loss from
100000 to 100000.
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THE TURF.


New YORK, July 6.-John Harper leaves
Long Branch Monday for Saratoga, taking
his stable with him.
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NEW YORK.
1 ,56s Deaths During the Past Week.
nied of arnAen Heart.

Sudden Death of Judge McCunn
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Martial music from fife and snare-drum
enthused them very much, causing at least
eleven to join the procession, which waved
red, black and yellow handkerchief banners.
One darkey thought he would be rather
novel, and so he did, for he bore demon
allied umbrella, the staff Of which was near
nine feet in length; this umbrella was held
at an angle of forty-five degrees due south,
and its length reminded me that Mark
Twain wonld call it san eternity" umbrella.
These colored people had been left by the
train for
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THE ANECDOTES
DUNBAR.s CAVE

two miles from the city, was the scene of
a picnic by the young ladies' and gentlemen
of the surrounding neighborhood. The ex-
plorations were enjoyed and the discoveries
made by them most wonderful. The Irish
citizens also celebrated the Fourth by
A GRAND BARBECUE,
near the city, where large crowd collected
and spent the day in dancing, eating and
talking. Many citizens Of all nationalities
attended this picnic where the Sous OF
Erin had assembled TO enjoy the day.
Among the celebrators parading the streets
was
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at McClure's spring, which, about one mile
from the city, he found, after being consid-
erably tangled in the briars and blind paths,
from which rescue was due to the topO-
graphical assistance of Charlie Thomas,
son of Chronicle Bob. When | arrived at
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The Employers Executive Committee are
advised Of acts of a tyrannous character on
the part of the different labor organizations
in their efforts to restrain workmen from
returning to the old system. The strike
having in a great measure killed the build
ing trade of the season, hundreds OF desti-
tute mechanics are applying for work to
the EmnlnYers Committee.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-06-08
Depeches Telegraph1ques.

Washington, 3O.-La Chambre, auiour.
d'hui, a passe le bill du senat prolonce-
ant Pacte du % JUN 1860, relatif a la con
firmation de titres fournis en- Floride,
Louisiana ct Missouri avec un amende-
ment de M. Sheldon autorisant la confir
nation de tous les titres sur preuye de
possession depuis Ia cession aux Etats-
Unis des territories avec lesquels les dts
Etats ont etc formes.
L'extension est pour treis ans ct lon
croft que sous l'empire de Get acte tous
les titresapourront etre etablis dune ma
Mere satisfaisante.
St Louis, 3O.-Les rapports venus par
u MALE, de l'inondation qui a eu lieu il
q qaelques jours dams lie Sud-O Quest.
no, dissent: Des fermes tout entieres
cams 1a 10 vallee de Spring River, Centre
ofeek ct autres cours d'eau, ont ete en-
The Opelousas courier., 1872-06-08
An peuple de St. Landry.
AGENCE DE LA COMPAGNIE D'AssURASCE SIR }
la VIE, DE MOUND CITY.

AGESCE DE LA COMPAGNIE DAssURASCE Sur }
la VIE, DE MOUND CITY
Opelousas Novembre 1871.
q + sousSIgne saisit cctte occasion pour ali
- noncer quill accepte ragence lie Ia Com
pagnie d'Assurance Mutuelle sur la vie. de
Mound City (St. Louis, Mo-
Mon bureau sera a la Maison de Cour. OH ie
me ferai TIN plaisir d'ex piquer chacun les ayan-
tages dune police Iassurance ct lie devoir du
pere de famlle de faire assurer sa vie afin de
laisser q sa mort. a YeuVe ct a ses enfants
une honnete aisance qu'autrement Inc reussirat
peut-etre jamals recueillir.
La graude renommee que cette cOmDarnie
u dassnrance acquise rend inutile toute recon-
mandatlon de ma part. Les detenteurs de poll
ces dassurancc de cette compagnie, sont com
poses des citoyens parmi les plus intelgents ct
les plus honorables de cette Paroisse ainsi uue
DIES autrGs paroisses de IEtat, aux noms des-
quels Je r1fere avec plaisir, ct que Ion trouvera
plus bas.: Les affaires de cette compagnie pour
lEtat de in Louisiana, sont le contr6le ct la
n.reeaioh t,e nos citoyens les plus honorables ct
peuVent avec raison tt:e regardes CONNIE les
protectcurs des veuves ct des orphelins Les
mesSleurs don't les MONS suivent composent le
bureau de Direction pour la Leuisiane savoir:
r: L, Merrick, James Jackson, l.. A Wiltz, H.
Hatch, g Fl Mouton Robert Hare Thos, Fit
Williams Octave Fcorhies. b. Il. SHINES
J,aurais egalement pu reproduire lei In lettrc
de Nine Hayes, Ia venve dc feu James G HAYES
ae cette par0lsse, alnsi que celle dc la veuve de
feu Daniel O'Bryan, dAbbeville, qui demontrent
Wv: !" "a pIi'uue aFec i'.Hneiie cette Compa-
ghe paye t0utes ses pertes, ce qui llli vaut la
consideration generate don't ellie ,ouit.
lolci les noms dune partie de ceux qui Sc sont
1ait assurnr dams cette paroisse, savor: DR. John
a Taylor: Alcee Dupre, Henry l. Garland, Joel
II. Sandoz, j j Morgan, I Anderson, Caldwell
y. SWayze, DIR J. l.. Estorge, J l. Norris Capt
Carmonche, NJ Moore, A X Hawkins, ct beau
coup dautres.
ces mons jen pourrais ajouter une infinite
des Parolsses avoisiuantes: nlais je me contente-
do
Lafayette, ct lie Gen. A D6clouet ct le Colonel
A Deblane, de S. Martin.
r. A. GARRIGUES
Opelousas III Novembre 1871 9tf
The Opelousas courier., 1872-06-08
Pas de Malentendus,
[De l'Abeille, du 1er.I

Ii Y plus de deux ans que nous avons
recommand6 rabstention dams les cues.
tiOns federales CONNIE etant la politique
qui co1venait lie mieux a Ia Louisiana,
tant qu'elle n'aurait pas repris possession
de son gouvernement local. Nous per
sistOns q croire que ce serait le meilleur
moyen d'assurer, dams les elections de
novembre prochain, le renversement du
regime radical dams notre Etat. Mean
moins, puisqu'une Convention democra-
tique doit Sc r6unir le 9 juliet proclaim,
q Baltimore, nous comprenons que les
Democrates de notre Etat, ne voulant pas
abandonner leur drapeau, envoient des
del6gues cette Convention ct Sc declar-
ent prets d sc soumettre a CO qu'elle de-
cidera. La reserve sur un pareil sujet est
par les circumstances memes.
Aussi est-ce avec autant de regret que
de surprise que nous avons WI des citoy-
ems eminents, qui avaient autrefois suivi
In banniere democratique, Sc declarer,
sans plus attendre, les partisans de Gree
ley ct de Brown, les uns Sc separant en-
tlerementdeP Porganisation democratigue,
les autres annODeant qu'ils feront tous
leurs efforts dams la Convention qui doit
se reunir lundi proclaim, soft pour en-
peeher que la Convention nomme des
9eiegnes Baltimore, soft pour faire
uohner ces d6legues des instructions
res oolgeant q voter contre toute nom1-
natlon de candidats presidentiels
MUS croyens que La grande maiorita
des cltoyens qui ont pris cette att;tn5o
ont des intentions pures ct hannstaa
Mais, CONNIE cette ardeur d sontan;r !.
candidature dun des ennemis les n,ns 20
funestes qn'ait eu le Sud, parait an pra p,as
nier abord, incomprehensible de 10 par+ p
fhommes du Sud, il faut en- eherchar che
'explication. Eh bien! nous ayons N
lttentivement tons les discours pronon-
,es tant q Baton Rouge qua la Nonvelle.
orleans, toutes les lettres publises sur lie
nAme sujet, ct nous ny avons trouv9