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Marshall County Republican., 1872-10-31

TIE Louisville Exposition contains
lock of hair six feet long, cut from the
head of Swiss peasant girl.
Marshall County Republican., 1872-10-31
Washington.

colored student has published card,
stating that at the law department of Howard
University, there have been men graduated
who, from their own lips, declare that their
education extended to the ability to read in
the Fourth School Reader.
Attorney General Williams emphatically
denies that he intends to retire from the
Cabinet after the Presidential election
The Rio Grande Commission represent that
the truth of the disorders on the Texan
frontier has not as yet been half told, and that
Mexico is in every instance the aggressor.
An officer of high standing at Annapolis
says that the story of the maltreatment of
and injustice to the colored cadet midship-
man Cenyers is wholly false. Several naval
officers who recently arrived in Washington
from Annapolis declare that they know moth
whatever of the reported disorders.
Information has been received at the capi-
tai that a formidable Cuban expedition is
being fitted out under the auspices of Gen.
Ryan.
The President has appointed ex-Gov. Fair
child, of Wisconsin, Consul to Liverpool.
The report of the statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture upon the condition of
the cotton crop for the month of October
shows the State averages to be as follows:
Marshall County Republican., 1872-10-31
md their respective majorities:

The following are the official majorities for
State officers For Secretary of State, Allen
Wikoff, IA, ,055 majority Supreme Judge, John
Welch, 10, 1S9 majority; member of Board of
Public Works, Richard P. Porter, 16, ,455 ma
jority. The total vote cast for Secretary of
State is 500, ,037, the largest vote ever cast in
Ohio for any officer.
Advices from Idaho represent general out
break of the Indians imminent
Destructive prairie fires have been raging
in the vicinity of Omaha, Neb Many houses.
barns, fences, and large quantities of hay
and grain have been destroyed.
The barns of the West Side Omnibus Com
pany. in Chicago, were destroyed by fire last
week. involving loss of about $50, ,000 A
large number of horses were burned
The SOuth.
The first frost of the season in the South
occurred at Nashville, Tenn, on the 14th of
October.
James Kenny. prisoner at Nashville, has
confessed to the 800, 1000 diamond robbery at
New Orleans, in which, he says, Forester, the
alleged Nathan murderer, was his accomplice,
and that the steamboats, Thompson Dean.
Magenta and others we're fred to aid in the
robbery. Kenny accuses Forester of the
Nathan murder.
A letter from Parsons. Kansas, states that
Vice-President Dennison, of the Missouri.
Kansas, and Texas railroad. who has last re-
turned from Texas, has made arrangements
for the vigorous prosecution of the road
southwark. The great bridge across Red
river will be completed by Nov. 15. The
rush to Texas from the Northern states over
this route is said to be wonderful. Large
quantities of cotton are 'accumulating along
the line of the road, awaiting shipment to the
Eastern markets.
The South Carolina Legislature will proba-
bly, elect Congressman Elliott TO the United
States Senate in place of Sawyer. Elliott is a
full-blooded negro, and was formerly a barber
in Boston.
F. J. Moses, regular Republican, has been
elected Governor of South Carolina. Ram
ser, Elliott and Rainey, colored Republicans,
and B. F. Perry, Democrat, are elected to
Congress.
1t is stated that the coal famine in England
is creating demand for the bituminous coal
of the Maryland districts.
The second trial of Mrs Wharton will begin
at Baltimore in November.
duel was recently fought at Atlanta, Ga,
between two young men, with double-barr sled
shot-guns charged with buckshot, at distance
of 40 yards. One was mortally wounded. the
other escaping without injury.
Marshall County Republican., 1872-10-31

Rep. majority.... 9.677 Rep. majority-.... 355t5
There are twenty murderers confined in the
New York Tombs.
The Cambria Iron Company's rolling-mills
at Johnstown, Pa, resumed work just one
week after their destruction by fire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05
pliGniN No. =.

First alter the music ian e1ce!ltn IL oandi
came three flags, borne by as many sta!walt
men, and the engine which was soon drawn
in sight was probably the more noticed as
no attempt had been made AZ ornaments
ton. and hence tie cylinder and other
parts were literally ready for duty. The
horse was the chief point whore observa-
ton centered, and the pains bestowed upon
his appearance made the animal hiinselt
conscious OF his chief mark Of distinction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH 1872

Lavieux. first assistant; Andrew brown.
second assistant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05

This company was organized IN the year
1880, and has been on active duty from that
date. One ot its horses, Old Sam, has seen
nearly thirty wears of lite and been on duty
twenty-three years. This company had
ahont ninety men on the ropes, the mar
shal's aid being Jacob Rein, and Henry
Herhst company's marshal Henry SchOtt
is foreman, an excellent young man, whose
profession IS druggist, and is greatly
esteemed by his acquaintances. He is well
assisted by Jacob Brechtel and William
Peppermint. The challenge is; ''Champion,
}06 feet / inches" In the smoke stack was
a magnificent bouquet. while baskets of
flowers tianked it. Several pieces of silver
assisted to complete the display, and the en-
pine was as bright as bright could be. THEN
enginehouse. on Hunter street, needs re
pairs, the t'our especially, and as these boys
are deserving they should be attended to-
Beng located among cotton presses. they
ale looked 10 by capitalists I'D case OF tire in
tla5 section. and they are capable Of per
forming much good
Pelican steam Engine Company No. I.
This engine WAS built by Jeiers, OF Paw
tucket, Rhode Island, and is rated as a
third class machine The pumps are three
and hve-eighth inches in diameter, with
seven inches stroke The strength, CON-
bhed with the lghtness of this engine.
makes 1t suitable for the Fifth District As
IT appeared N the procession yesterday, it
was as Ii@ht as human hands could make it,
- ana looked more like toy than machine
10 battle against fire. The engine was
decorated with large bouquet which was
placed III the chimney. This machine is
uhocr the charge Of Mr. J. Glidewcll, an
engineer weh qualified to make it do its
duty whenever called upon. The company
paraded forty-tive men in their elegant uni
form of red shirts, black pants and hats
The officers are John Hayer, foreman; John
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05

American Hook ana Ladder 40. =.
The narshals were w, f. Bulger and G.
Kicker. A. Brcussard, PRESIDENT j. II.
Murphy, vice president; I. &. Casser'y,
treasurer: J. V. DaCosta and 1. j. Conncll,
secretaries; j. s. Dietrich, warden; I. B.
O'Brien, Jr.. foreman; Perry lilcky and ).
+. Noshergh, assistants. The hne truck
was ornamentcd with 3 carved eagle
painted whitc-0ne OF the best bits oi wool
work seen cn thc day. The motto, "" e
raise to save" was printed on a streamef,
ful! length ut the ladders, and at the ends
were placed flowers and a pair OF horns
The floral decorations were arranged by
Mue Auge, Of Canal street. M-s. James
Rea presented the pretty wreatbs. Horse
Brown Dick, fifteen years in service, looked
proud and strong, although ne bas seen a
full score Of years. About fifty men stood
by the ropes, the whole presenting splen-
did appearance. The members are all we'll
known and good citizens. The bird was
carved BY Mr.. Vinarelli, Magazine street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05

''Our name our example, which contains
a freman's history. Mr.. Ferry was one of
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Pelican No. 4.

Pelican No. 4 is society which stands
among the first of the organizations OF the
French descended population. The hand
some uniform Of white and black was set off
by the high colorsin the truck, which glitter
ing like q Jewel IN the sun, appeared at the
end OF the rope, drawn by the united force OF
the company in an elliptical shape like dia
mond suspended from a necklace of pearl
and onyx; the truck surmounted by d tiara OF
flowers, in two pyramids at each end. the
march was accompanied throughout the
route with waving handkeIchiets, presenta-
ton Of bouquets and other evidences OF
goodwill on the part of the beholders. The
officers OF this company are as follows: Leon
Bertol. pIesi tent Frank Rawle, vice pres
ident: Paul Lacour, foreman \. Dorrion,
first assistant foreman j. Witchcn, second
assistant foreman c. +. Lenes, secretary
L. l.. Macmurdo, treasurer; G. Sanchez
warden; l.. Bouny, marshal: p. Mcintyre
assistant marshal.
Orleans No. 2i.
This company. following the Union JACK,
and led by its fine body of officers, flled
the measure of what was expected by their
thousands cr fre;nds Drawing an engine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05
Volunteer No. J.

The following is the order Of the process
sion;
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.J
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05

This, one Of the oldest companies, if we
mistake not, in the list, only sustained It's
reputation, already wen, hy tieir eNhibi-
ton yesterday. Led by its distinguished
officers, the company's engine and the
horses moved on, making way for other of
its companions in the line. The decorations
of the engine showed the good taste OF the
ladies, as well as the great pains the MEM
bers had taken to honor the day. by the
list of officers, which is appended, it Will be
seen that the company is under good lead
ership; L. A. Wilt president: j. G. Baum,
vice president Theo. Pandcmas, treasurer;
II. Y. Flotte, secretary; Robert Brewster,
foreman; G. A. Reinecke, first assistant;
Michael Early, second assistant James
Dunn, warden.
Trad Ferry No. 11.
.'Our name our example," which contains
fireman's history. Mr.. Ferry was one of
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NIiIneburx No. /.

Organized in lS4S, aud has a tolerably
good house on jackson street, near the river.
Mr.. A. Weber was aid to the grand marshal:
&. Keifer, company's marshal; Charles AS
senheimer, foreman, assisted by +. Casse-
rina and J. Ambruster. The truck is freshly
painted red, the sides being decorated with
red and white rosettes, the whole present
ing an effective appearance. About sixty
men on the ropes: that ancient horse. Gns
Troy. in the ring.
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Celuc accepta c6remonie ct Sc plaza oyeusenen
entire oncle ct mon grandp pere, qu sappelle
style de s0ldat embOiter le pas.
Un taureau quun paysan menait pre-, venait eux.
Onsqu6 sans d0ute par Phabt rouge de Benjamin, il
fondt brusquementsur u. Mon nonce esquva cornes
ct il await des articuations dacier, il frncht
dun saut sans fare plus deort que sill edt execute
entrechat large osse qui s4pa Ia route des champs
lie taurcau, qui tenait doute aire estaade
lhabit rouge, vOulut op6rer oncle; mais il
tOmba mieu du foss9 "Cest bien fat dit Benjamin.
VOLTA que cest que de chelcher queelle ceux qui
sOngent pas toi p Mails 10 qnadrupede, obsn6 CONNIE
nm Russo qu monte rassaut, rebuta pas pour
mauvas svcces; enfoncant sabots dams la terre
mo6 d6gcl6e, il cherchait grmper e tus Mon oncle
vOyant celia, ta 6p6e, ct tandis qu laait de
micux le mnfe de fennemi, il appelat le paysan, ct
s6criait: "BonbOmme arrttez yore bette, simon e
pr6vens que e lu passe epec travcrs du corps
Mas tout parlant ains lassa tomber 6pee dams
le foss6 Ote ton habit ete-elu bien vte s6cria
Machecourt "Sauvez-vous dams les vignes disait le
paysanr "Gzi! gzz! Fontenoy," tit le sergent LIE
niche jca sur e tareau ct CONNIE savat mOnde
il le morit jnrret. La colerc de ranma tourna
a0 cOntre e chien; mais, tandis quill aisait rage de
cOnes le paysan arya ct parvint passer nGud
couant autOr des ambes de derrere du tarcau Cette
habile cut plen success ct init fin aux hos
titles.
Benjamin redescendit sur Ia route; il croyait que
MachccOur aliait moquer de lui mas ceui-ci 6tait
pale c0mme un lingo ct trcmblait sur ses iambes
Allons, MaclecOurt, rcmcts-toi, dit mon oncle, on
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gendre; done, sill recoit pas aourhui viste,
serit pas rason pour que In negotiation at ROM
pue
"Mancte, aonta-t-il, line sagit pas lei de mademo
selle Minxit; avez-vOus du poisson
-Du poisson, fit Manettc, il en- dams le vivicr dc
nj. Minxit.
-Je vous le r6pete, Manctte, dit Benjamin, avez-vous
du poisson Faites attention que vous allex me
repondrc
Eth bien dit Manette, mari est allie Ia pecbc
ct il reviendra bent0t.
--Bent6t nest pas notre afiare; metteznOus sur le
grill auant de tranches de ambon quill p0urra tenr,
ct faesn omclcttc de tous les Gufs qui s0nt
dams votre poulaer.
Lc dejeuner fut bent6t pref pendant que Fomeette
alla yenait ct sauait dams In pote, lc ambon rillat
Or omclete fu presquc anssit6t expediee que serve
Une p0nle met six mois pour fairc dOuze Gnfs, une
femme quart d'eurc pour les corvertr omeette,
en- cnq minutes trois hommcs absorbent romclctte.
-Voyez, disait Benjamin, CONNIE In decomposition
plus vc que Ia recomposition les contrees convetes
dune nombreuse population s'appauvrissent tons lea
jours. Lh0mme est enant gourmand qni f,it magrr
nOurrce le bHuf rend pas Ia prairie tote lherbe
quill lui aprse lesccnres din chencq brlonsnc
pas chenc Ia fortt lc z6phirne appOrte
pas roster les euilles du bouquet que eune dis
perse antour dele; Ia bougie qu brittle devant
retombc pas rosfc dc crc In tere les euves de-
poui!lent incessment les continents ct won't pere
sen des les chooses qnils eneventa eurs rvagcs.
Glade TiLLIER.
fLa suite an proclaim aMnfro.J
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bien IL fauda que je te saigne ct to brave Fonte
noy tn fat anourdhui plus joe fable que celle
de La Fonaine intitulee La Colombo ct Ia Fonmi Vous
voycz, messeurs quun bienfat nest amais peru. In
plupar du temps e benfteur est dams la n6cesst6 de
faire credit longtemps lobg6 mais lui, F0ntenoy
ma paye d'avance Qu diable maurat dit que jaurlis
jamais de rObgation caniche
MOul0t est cache entire tOufe de saues ct de peu
pliers sur La rive ganche du russeau du Bcuvron, au
pied dune crosse coine dams laquee mor In route dc
La Chapelle. Qnelques masons du village etaient deja
remont6es sur e bor du chcmin, banches ct endiman
chees CONNIE dies paysannes qni wont dams I'm lien fire.
quente par le beau m0nde de nOmbre Ga 10 cabaret
de Manette aspect du bouchon qui penait, convert
de givre la ucane dn grener, Benjamin init cham
ter de. sa vox de stcntor:
Ams !! fauf fnire pause.
.J'apcsois ombre d un bouchon
cette vOix qu'cllc connassait bien Manettc
rut toute rouge sur le seuil dc porte.
Manette etait paysanne vraiment fort joe, poe-
lee, maue, toute blanche mails peutttre pen trop
rose; essez dit de oues aque de lait
laqnee on eft fat tomber quelques gouttes dc win.
-Messierrs, dit Benjamin, permettezmoi avant tout
dembrasser notre oie cabaretiere arrhes n bon
dtjeuner qu'ele va nous preparer de suite.
..-Oui-da! NJ. Rathery, fit Manette rejetant en-
rere n6tes pas fat pour llez
done embrasser mademOiselle Minxit.
II parait pensa mon oncle que lc bruit de mon
riage est da rcpandu dams pays Ce pen etre que
NJ Minxt qni en- ait pare done il tient mavoir pour
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CXCV

Tn jeune chimiste. don't le nom
est attaChe d d'importants travaux
sur la dynamite ct qui a fait par
tie, pendant lie siege de Paris, de
retat- major du general Tripier, NJ.
=. Champion, Went de faire parai-
tire un volume sur cette terrible
substance explosive.
Toute h partie technique du IL
vre: preparation, historiquc,. ap-
plicatiOn 4 In guerre ct d rindus-
trie, appartiennent a In specialize
scientifiqiie. Mais nous pouvons
en- detacher un trait qui montre
rhcroique tenacite du caractere
americain pendant la guerre de IA
secession. ii est cite incidemment
dams lie chapitre "Torpilles". Rap
pelons, pour Intelligence de ce
qui suit, que la dynamite est un
compose denitro- -glycerine ct dune
matiere inerte absorbante. Ses fa-
cultes detonnante ct brisante, sous
un tres petit volume, sont cOnsi-
derables, ct rOn commence 4 peine
a en- r6gler scientifiquement ct
pratiquement rusage.
En- 1868, on await construit Il
Mobile un navire sous.marin en-
t6le, destinG 4 porter DIES torpilles.
Long de pres de onze metres, ce
navire devait renfermer neuf hom-
mes Gequipage; huit d'entre cux
faisaient mouvOir ]; bras une he
lice pOuvant imprimer une vitessc
de quatre nGuds; lie neuviemc re-
glait In course ct les movements
tie mOntee ct de descente du ba-
teau. La provision d'air etait cal
culee pour que Get equipage PITT
demeurer de vingt-cinq Il trentc
minutes SOUS rcau.
lie bateau arrive Il Charleston.
Peu de temps apres, lie lieutenant
Payne, de la marine confedcrce,
Jet huit holnmes sly embarquent
pour aller attaquer la flotte fede-
rale. An moment on lis partaient,
un steamer passe, ct le remous
fait emplir lie batcau qui coule.
Tout requipage est noye, d rex-
ception du lieutenant Payne qui,
au moment de laccident, Sc trou-
vait q rouverture du panneau.
Relieve ct repare, le bateau re-
part avec un nouvel equipage, tOu-
.j0urs sous le commandment du
lieutenant Payne. Mais, arrive
pres du fort Sumter, il chayire ct
cOule bas. Six hommes sOnt noyes,
ct deux autrcs sc sauvent d In
mage avec le lieutenant Payne
qui, cette fois, declare les expe-
riences sufiisamment concluantes.
Dependant, NJ. Aulnlay, Pun
des constructors de ce nayire
sous-marin 81 durement eprOuve,
await d cGur dc demontrer Hex-
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cellence de son invention. II trOuva
huit hommes qui voulurent bien
partir avec lui pour un voyage
dessai dams Ia riviere Cooper. lie
bateau descendit, mais, pour une
cause inconnue, ne remonta pas.
Tout requipage fnt encore noye.
LIE bateau est retrouve. On le
rtpare. lie lieutenant Dixon, du
2le regiment confGd6rG, s'y en-
barque avec huit hOmmes de bOnne
vOlOntG. lis Won't attaquer, devant
Charleston, Ia corvette federale
Housdtonie. Ceux-la non plus ne
reparurent pas, mais ills current la
glOire de cOuler avec leur fOrmi-
dable ennemi.
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DR.. CHARLES SMERMILLI0D
DEN IT'S r e

@ lie dOcteur MERMLLIoD
No. informe ses clients ct le
011Dp public en- general, que, de-
sirant METRE ses services Il In porttc
de toutes les bourses. il IA de nouvean
baisse ses prix ct pose des rateliers
complcts pour Ia modique somme de
yISGT PIAsTREs.
Consultations grat,tites tous sjonrs
de 3 heures du matin i 4 heures de
rapres-midi, au burcan bicn connu du
docteur l.. pUrEIRoN, il In Nouvelle-
Orleans, No. 66 rue Bicnville. angle
de In rue Royale.
lie docteur Mermilliod Sc rend de
temps Il autrc dams lcs paroisses de la
Cote, etpreviendra Il ravenir le public
de ses visites ct du lieu OH il donnera
ses soins ct consultations. 2ssla..
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HUNION FRANCHISE

La periodic electorate est close,
rUnion americaine a fait son lit
four quatre ans, ct il est temps de
passer des questions mortes aux
questions vivantes. Laissons done
a la dissolution hes cadavres don't
est jonchee rarene si animee ct 81
brnyante naguere, tournons nos
regards vers pavenir ct tachons
dc le faire meilleur que ne fut le
pass6 ct qse nest he present. Un
evenement de la plus haute i'm
portance s'est accompli d la Nou-
velle- Orleans, il y un mois d
peine, ct est deneur6 p0urtant
inapercu en- raisOn des preoccu-
pations politiques du moment II
renferne, CONNIE nous eslerons
le demontrer, Ia solution des pro-
blemes ardus qui troublent ct agi-
tent le peuple, ct, de meme que
tous les moyens pratiques ct tous
les procedes pacifiques, nest pas
immediatement cOmpris dams 50
portee waste et fec0nde. IL s'agit
lei de la S0ciete de pUnion fran
caise, fondee le u octobre dernier:
ct compliant DIES le berceau plu-
sieurs centaines de membres. Ce
sera bient6t par milliers qu'0n les
denOmbrera, car lie cerle va Sc
largir rapidement ct embrasser
toutes les paroisses de h Louisia-
ne. C'est un Francais tout natu-
rcnemant, I'm redactcur de "a
belle, hommc lie cGur ct ecrivain
de talent, NJ. Passama Domenech,
qui u pris rinitiative de rentre-
prise, dress6 le projet dc constitu-
ton ct formule les statuts organi-
ques. II cOnvient lc lui en- faire
honneur ct dc lc remercicr publ
quemeIrt lie n'avoir pas perdu
toute confiance dams le Milien in
different ct apathique quill So pro-
pose courageilsement de transfor-
mer. II s'est dit avc raisOn que,
malgr6 maint ccIlec Gprouve par
dautres pionniers qui vainement
tentaent de rclevcr le prestige de
In France aux Etats- Unis ct en-
I.ouisiane, le success etait encore
possible, quill devenait meme a.
cile en- presence de rimmigratiOn
alsacienne-lorra Tirer parti de
.cette calalnit6 nati0nalc,- la per
te des deux mobiles provinces fran
caises, -onyrir des bras francais ct
un foyer lo1lisianais q d'infortunes
compatriotes qui s'exient volon-
tairement pour se soustraire au'
joug de retranger, les appeler en-
cette Louisiana on Ia 'langue, les
mGurs, les habitudes ralnener0nt
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ct s'eparpille, ct, au lieu de les res.
serrer, defend ct rompt d plaisir
les liens qui runissaient. II n'offre
point de faisceau fraternel ct ro-
buste 4 Forage ct d ses coups. DE
Ia cette decadence si penible d
constater, cette prostration ct Get
affaissement de la race franchise
dams lie rapide courant on sc pres
sent toutes les antiques nationa-
lites. Ellie a visiblement lie des-
sous, ct sa honteuse defaite eclate
partout, dams la vile de In Nou-
velle-Orl6ans on son quarter spe-
cial nest qu'une necropole, dams
rinterieur de fEtat on ellie est
chaque jour rayee du livre dor de
In propriete conquise par ses
sueurs. Ellie s'est conservee an
Canada, parce qu'elle ma point Ell
de concurrence, mais en- guel etat
dignorance ct de suction, de rou-
tine ct de superstition +! la encore,
on pale la dime ct on acquitte les
droits du seigneur, aussi s'eyile-t-
on volontiers de ce paradis dune
minorite privilegiee, ct les Alsa-
ciens-Lorrains envoyes par la mai
son Bossange ne feront-ils pas
long seiour dams In Siberie ameri-
caine. Autant en- dirons-nous de
In Virginie, OH lis ne s'acclimate-
ront nj au physique nj au moral.
Cest la Louisiana qui leur con-
Went, ct de plus ce sont eux qui
CONVENIENT a la Louisiana. C'est
Get accord de sentiments ct d'inte-
rtts entire les agriculteurs ruines
de la Louisiana ct les paysans ex-
patries de rAlsacc-Lorraine, qui
,dOit ttre la base dune alliance
secourable ct emancipatricc pour
le capital ct lie travail egale-
ment asseryis ct souff'rants.
LUnion francaise, dams notre
pensGe, doit ttre le pont i Faide
duiuel nous tfanchirons le gonf1rc
creuse par le conhit de races resul-
tant de fesc!avage ct de ses con
sequences; bureau de place
ment dams La plus haute acception
possible du terme, ellie renOuvellera
la population Iouisianaise, lui rem
dra requilibre rompn par ravene-
ment tumultueux DIES affrancllis Il
La p0litique, rctablira enfin La liber-
te dams rEtat saisy compromettre
PGgalite. Maisnous ne pouvons, en-
un seul article, aborder ce cote du
projet qui sc tourne vers nous,
cette fonction de pUnion franchise
qui nous concerne specialement, d
savoir Immigration. Nous y. re-
viendrons La semaine prochaine, ct
nous so,nmes convaincu que nos
lecteurs francais ct creoles seront