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COLLEGE
~
NINA ATE CONCEP TON,
Corner OF Common aud Bar onne streets,
NEW ORLEANS,

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louiaapa snS enpows1Sd 70 confer degree: Il cS1
inSS IRE we'll sdspted for educational purposes. 4
courtyard entirely out OF from the street. reserved Hog
A. n. iii theif departure q p n. they are ooRstsny
secluded and superintsnded
Commercia1 and Classical 49, ,g,.- .-- .....' .
II. Prepar.tsry cOsrse f. for SeStnnsrs5 . Aoao
he csssicai coGrso ia Tor tSOse who desire have
FrsnSI e taught in Ihe three eoursOG. g o.
Stadents ere not admitted, unless they know bow 70
Tbs moral and Of IN" Students 10 ths
ss parents as
dnot, progress rank in olass and attendance.
-ad oio''' towards the S iHG e S59l1 .
= States eurrsney. TIVE nORtha, sao,a ..om o.s, -
t Sps7 7si1 RsS' y. eAUERELET ProsadSat'
ST TsrANIsEAus coAfMkRCtAt COLLEGE
- RAY 81. LOula, 1GlaEuosER1 IT,
This Instituton chartered by the State LsaiaAturu
and ooRduetSd By the RrOthsFs Of tho Sacred Heart
haa beon in Suoeea.fal SPsEston since Is5a HesSty
dye Viaw q g. agh ana .aaGfdnS en- thS Sixsat3Eos
e. re zee and y e. e SssS re
complies An tso bracseS q good EnSiish odaeaton
Beard Asd raitOa par Sossoa. PaSabSs half yearly
WIND Icr ;HSio1 10 q
BoddiaS - Ss;si0n (opeaaJ 10 %
YSoSssoa q SDS5i AZ the % %
RxTRA cBARaBSf
UOs 81 PialS, PSF nSath-
YfuSO psG meath ----.-.-.-:-
Spanish a8d German language, Per moath, eaOA 20
Fer fartlusr partaSOlaEA S7Ply -
nhSa TSIy DirSeAR q To OozlAG&
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EDUCATIONAL.
st. AARY-J RsoN COLLIE
PARISH OF sr. JAMES, La,

Situated on the MAsaissipp River Sixty Nile. abov.
'F New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent sstablshmsat, moor.
poe.sa oy Aw OF the Legislature and empowered 70
grant diplomas and degrees, viii be opened ON NON
DAY the i7th OF November. II II under tho direction
of the Aarist Fathsr who form society spsoiAly do
voted to education. College Point and Conyen. Landing
are and regular landing place. for
going to AID rcturning from Now Orleans
TERMS:
Payable In o. 8, enrtency half yearly In advance,
Board, tuition washing and stationery, per term Of
and medicine, in :idinar; ca.ss Of m
za.renOs tse 70 % paid only onos. 10 10
=, BmAn music lo"sons are 70 DO paid Tor monthly
l' til: Ms; A., KoG Of Now Orleans
Fo! further Details apply 70 the Rev Prssdent at
MR.. p. PoURsINE. :,
ool9 Is ty NO 20 Gravier atreet New Orieana.
SAINT 7INCENT's COLLEGE, - -
CAFa 9HARDxAu. missouri
This .sasa conducted y the Priest. Of the Con
sssssfoIly esssed shs mississippi ri1sr sorty ais:
sss .gs md vel
vi .dsss.a tsr ssssSfal s1 s S:a'iai ana
So G q Of sssy regular daily Paakss
OF on about ss g ,Ss an pay
TERNE
w., s sed TSSton Rsr sshota.ee year
Ess:s s: "a s.".
For further information apply d :, - -
H'7' = z;. S;sssss q =. ON. a.i1...
Or to Rev ST 1a 9ssspS & s Gs11ss ~ r..n.
Mr.. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of tho Mutual
National Bank, No LOG Canal street. Now Orleans 10
hereby authorized to RECEIVE and give receipt
moneys which DO paid to him for account Of the
above Institution.
A. yERINA, @, IL, President.
new Orleans, Anruat ,. ls7a sol u iy
ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE LOUISIANA.
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
Tbs Hans of this Inshtuaoa arc open 10 young men
desirons Of pursuing Thorough Commercial Scientific
or classieal course of stadies
Tsrnas Per aanan $500
oe0e - ~ BRO. LEONIDIAN. President
VILLANOVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
This Institution chartered with University priv.
leges Ia under the charge OF the Augustinian Fathers
and offers superior advantages students
to make thorough Classical Scientific or Commercial
course. 1t is situated the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, eleven miles from Philadelphia. Railroad
Station and Postoice on the College grounds.
Per session Of Ave months Gin ADVANCED
For particulars. send for catalogue.
+#f vHRY RKv T. GALBERRY,
jy90 1a Il President.
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COAL AND WOOD.

WILLIAM LER. ,....
COAL AND WOOD MERCHANT,
OFFICE AND TAHp-
On tho LeyGe, ct the Foot of Robin Street,
INV oRLKAHh
Orders DO loft At my residence. Of Clara
and Cypress Otreets and NJ q. Dysarts III Common
street.
lowast market rates.
Orders Oiled and fsmilies supplied ct short DO.ios.
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This long established Institution, favoraby known
to the people OF the South will enter upon its Forty
fourth Scholastic year on "
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Situated on the Massssippi River. Sixty lille. abov,
pa, Now Oxisana ,s-...-.
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certainty that 1t viii eradi,
the UIANaha nnil with -
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Tie Science of Hra!M fo1
November is DIS .re1&*Nffise, T.. With ~
Interesting and important matter
as always. The questions Of Beds
what they should be; the Temper
ance Problem; Parental RESPONSE
ballty; Regular Meals; Baneiul. Ha-
bits affecting Health; Disease and
its Treatment; Infant Mortality;
lAp great Scandal a Possible Bless
Kitchen Utensils Illustrated:
How to keep'warm; Suicides; Doc
tors and Qaacks; and a variety of
special and useful, information
make nj, its contents.
Vow is the time for subscription
to the Science IF Health, oae OF the
most useful as al! know of our
magazines. Price, 20 GEMS a num-
Der; az 81 a year, and three months
free to I'LL who subscribe at once for
lS7R. Address S. r. Wells, pub
$50 Broadway. n
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resolution relative to Senatdr Fhch-
back and q, also reatirmed their con-
hdence in and support of the Re-
publican senatorial nominee Of the
district, Hon. T. 7. Allan.
The National Eepub1uun Of the
22nd inst: thus disposes Of the
Third Term fantasy:
In conclusion, the Presidency
during another term can have few
attractions for General Grant. It
can confer upon him no future or
higher honor. There is no reason:
therefore, to suppose that he de-
sires it. On the contrary, his natu-
raj tastes and inclinations are
known to be in the direction of
domestic quietude and privacy. He
is averse to display, to the cere-
moni- of official life, and would
be gladly rid OF them, SO that he
could retire to his farm and the
en%joyrnents Of congenial surround !
As we have said before, all
this is just as well known to the
and to those politicians who
have striven to Rlaco Linn in a false
position as to u.s. No secret has
been made Of it. And this faet
make - 4ip 2, appear ~ fid j mig!
he come out With q pro-
,u~nc;alniento to de;1iination il adj.
o., its tender. Like the
anentea Lincoln, he does not.,
stream before he reaches
4 " " So" - Y 4 = IS =
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Considering that throughout tie
State the system OF planting is gen
orally on the cooperative plan, the
laborer receiving for his wages "a
portion Qf the crop, it is remarkable
tho number OF lazy and turbulent
negroes the Associated Press agents
and their faithful allies, the cap
Gains OF our river packet. report
lying round loosely &NQtle tie
master planter is suHfferrmg , a;pl
flying from'"the oppression Of Fed
era! bayonets," and. 'sIhe fields are
white with cotton" Strange, the
negroes after working to sscurs tae:
crop won't satner-it, and too, 1T a.
time, wien they may 60 to to- field
without tue fear Of bsf9gg: shot down
Ay.an ~med Wtite; Iaagusr!!; s3trauss
that if This y story must be told by t4s
press agents they soi'tt evolve more
probable: oses: Surely their font Of
i'spiralion has mt BECOME. sx.
j. , 'ta. a. -. - !
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T}as saith Vor ,Rpuli, "a livel,
Repub'ican'>s Journal Of Lowell
Mass.:: . III,
"Gcneral Bntler viii, be elected
by a large majority. > Several years
ago we were told by a gentleman
in his. district: Glen. Butler. will BE-
returned to Congress just rs long
as he chooses to remain there"
The Pcnns> lvania Equal. Rights
Leussue have issued a circular call
ing 81 convention of leading colored
inen, to meet in Washington, for
the secnrcn,ent OF the passage OF
the Civil Rights b.l!, in December
next.
Tie intolerance Of TIE lro>c:i,,-
tive Democracy OF Tennessee is
illustrated i'll the Treatment THEN.
orators. and: newspapers accord to
the Hon. Horace Maynard, the
Republican candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Maynard, who has lived ir
Tennessee for forty years and has
been for tie most of that time one
Of it's prominent citizens, is now
discovered to have been born North.
and as such ca carpet-bagger," un-
worthy: the confidence Of the native
citizens Of the State.
The New York Tribune says: "1t
would be. a mistake to regard the
October elections as Indicating "a
revival of the Bourbon Democracy.
The people have not made up their
minds to restore power to all or
,an;zatfn whose last President was
and whose last statesman
was Tweed #
LII Georgia the proposition for al
national appropriation for the pay
nent of emancipatcd slaves has
assumed shape in the 70 lowing
Mr.. Riden is evidently al:
:s5'oitlhei4 Yankee ho udl
both the temper and tt1e
pockets Of bis poop!e: ~.
"The undersigned proposes to
pen in Gainesville, Georgia, a =
rgister for the entry Of. the name,
e. and Sly, and also Ahs market
alue III @hrte;e,+of each. dave heidi
''iqr to Luroln's sEmancipatipf
Reclamation, i. e: Jauuary1 I, 4s565:,
'a;d registry to be made IN. we'll
'oaeM$books, thatsare: to be kept IN
.ire-{roofs .veult, This is done :
it'll Il view of getting:pay for them
t some future day. The list should y
q sworn to-sbefore III officer aa-
lorizels to = administer oaths, for
eneral purposes; Ille. ffse for re- = :
;stratian is ten. Gents@for eachaame
L tic, list. Clubs containing one
ndraa.pamaswil1i:b BE- recorded 9or
s .. dollars ',l4 y: Address y Y. y " RH lagsn, !.
nited States Claim Agent Gaines.f-
lte.. Hail CO.. Ga.v~~*tf' a~ s-~f
40 ~ n.
Pic Republican Parish cqnsea
N of3l,sxvine, which met onsthe !,
Il iqsts at RiaQasshii Il 1,adaptBf1u
e State Republican platfot4nfaBdh
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AWAKE n ASLEEP.

hr.. y
These Oil Chromos will be sent mounted
complete for framing Oh receipt of 80 cts.
Two new Cnro,nos, PIE CHERRY
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FLOWERS for 80 cts, OF two different
subjects for 50 cts. BRILLIANT FRUIT
CHKQMOS, mounted, 9xl1; only 81 per
loo. superb German Landscape, mount
cd 9x1l, g per 100. Retail price, 81 cts.
each, or txo for 50 cts: Scrap Book
chromos, assorted, 81 per 100. Depar-
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only 81 80 per pair. If are in need Of
employment se,11 s5'fora port6fo]1o With
.~clloice stock of. Chromos, and cqmm:nce
work at once. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PARTICULARS free, Or Illustrated Circular on
receipt ot3 cent stamp. o. ~.. =.
BosToN aaRA1dE AER GHRRta5IO Gov.
2o2 Washington Street, Roston,ta Miss. ss
oct3l II. %~s
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Lcclnnd UnicersNN.

/. Iceland Unicelssy.. :
The Academic and Theological Depart
ments Of Iceland University, will be- ops
ened, Providence permitting, Id Common
street, near Claiborne street, NcwOrfetnrs,
on Wednesday, Oct 80, 1872. 7~ "f*'
The Rev. S. 3. GkEeoaY,, A.. n, b,
New pr, has been occurred as.Principd,
nasPtefAorto f@Fheoaseey}ss@.>*' =. =. i
Such Assistant Teachers viii bbeo Eli :
s slayss;t't'ss y1s'4a de'assssfsha ttlAasas'
n S; sese ot 1nc IL Ii #iaiFt93 W. ,hs *aH
esZzxe Of 1astraatiqae vih <1uaedsatsslNi
=&5.ts ss,.+se~tsr -
Fer all other pupil. I'd. either lzaEe,
derate t~z1itaonfee seil be ~rsdni6sd.vl. 49,
UnfnstlhstE dry - opentng, IN fneufrfes
nlar. alidaltress z . hey.. IWhhLIIsebbl1dtAAdai S1
lEte prfntiiR11lgs]) New 10GlleattSE. ft,..1rt Il
the E:eE. J b. &mfplonAb IA
Nassau Htreet,=Nse sYoEa sityt. ..ss "a .
after Oct. B0th, s%IB72 Address, IN ss'a.,]
hEVaSyB.~ GaEdORY,sA MSsa4sez
~ = III xzs*NeN OfiG6nsSA4Ma. ipz]1
Leel9na az University is the .u!tlatH$f f
cha,les, an1 IS -: ,zztffsiss4liif q 81
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f. AZ ": aM. ?@ak '@*fk
I BERFff' LIUtD 'aitt' ~ ~ IS r. r \ I: :< II.
|Nm, Week. ~ NJ. wsetss At /. the d Ma
|sfnic Hall, corqeer. Of 81. .Pestsr AMIDST.
fAaude Streets, First Saturday exxsppingof
EteFery month. s..~ . 1T s.a.,, -. .. s.za
d OSCAR H*DUNN LoDaR,,s4asos 6as,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 1l8, d.
rondelet sttseks.sa@s4:f ssss "a ss t*sy1 "
! BUTLER 1oDdE," NJ as1ssssees s Meets
At Odd Fellows Hall, lis. Carondalet
gA-o .aesaa9s tEsss5 sssA !sS&i 4aAEa aE
b. ;ss'i "a. IA t4zss a. II f.xss -
! st. LUKE LODGE No 81, Az. Y.:.,M..
'WM: T~hSn1pssAs W.. M Meets sec6nd
Saturday. ot+sssery mcst,t atsthe +Mksoi,io
Hall, corner iofsstk F ster asd So sCMdde
sat's's'>A - liz a@eaa4 tss<sss:
U, .: i, qB 5ta 1iirai. itl EDEN
1iio1GE.ltae, T. Is ~f1 ii d .:....
yete u, TIE Qd] Fyllqsws' Halle First Fxi- !.
evening Of each II month. "a : 60 20 z
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31

the "steai,er {: r: Hodge, Capt.
Instability, whitlf 1Aftesss Between
this city anl, Baycrs Sara, deserves
consideration + from colorpa planters
and travellers from the civil 1l,qn-
':a:'in:w which the capjtai4 OF SAIL
!otea4:uer:: treats it's 4, patrcns.s We
onlnsnd the Hyyllgge. 70 our ira
yelling community. j
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31

I Hon: A. Djejoir, the Republican
candidate for reelection to the
Lower House Of our General As
>semub I! in the eleventh Il representa-
tive (uppor city district, is IL Re
publican whose relsetios, we are
sure, lis constituency will secure,
II lis nestiji ts,dd fidelity to
party. and republican principles,
w Z 'uhn ! &c confidently d the xetd'rlhi
of st,r friemt Dejoie@ 4 ~er>:%
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.ooe. >RncLdnck on Monday night
was 's'veA a %rensins greeting III his
o'o Fourth Ward by his aaulvt.DDii'
"''s' them ln !jsae sleerh 81 re
:f'asN'n. At>Gpetna Also tLe.sa,na
nsa' the Gsssrnerhad large and;
enthusiastics audience. ssa~ ~ ; a;A,sa
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-AMERtcAtvn vMfveksTrY
Ia @tssa xss'Asa1-s2sszsa yaHs~t .
1F.h HnDHEPHhA
aaEs<sass'tx 4a -751,s7E7 rIsa kssila y,
AT Ill t.itas a L. trnass -.

sAt dig SSsiA-&-& i~'j}-aaag 49,
T iii 7 co il@ilEEs:1 holds s5 ts f,l: SESSIONS $gsiSa each
year RI faTst session sc > e com oocto-
ber 50, ant' senttiinnq ; ~ u,n4t1 tn, I'D o
peeembsart;, th es second sess;e om 3, y !
J4Hsgpa1rFyy ,3zztks, 1876. .a,an1dd Appf thu =, until It'll
ths spda 81 March; tQlile. thii4dd session CON- COM
:t hsft E '; fR!'' II s sa'a ss s,paR II = :a III t De
E4 | 1 l e 4 q; Ell i y y sys st's5 P.e @;;,,,,.
a1d; every. Rsepartna'esAtt Of Medicine and
sa da; ' hi fs9llpl taught: -,
@RRyerN iaelItFt& ip, the way .ef ilhnsztmtidas.x
Nosbta apssclmae4s, ]hssbarium, chemical
tedet philoseoplhiical appezetua. microscopes,
qstsemept of. ..se letes+ invention. for
Observation-Disclosures. and diagnosis will
bskptpyidedx zS6ss.' + .ss.5i.: ,.2,>
sSPada&d4 8aspital aud Clinical Instr,o-.
at>edea; Frss T1okststos all our.
Dtyy,, aaesp!atai6 sares provided; Dasecting
MthHskalsasuadan ais nominal cost.
Fdap4etdha,l44 Relationships are ssoo14 for see,
|Rhfttad pfaaytfs'toff al the Prosessolhs,s Ticketx
Until graduation, Mrtriculation Fee, IS;
administrators TicKet, > ST. Diploma
re, s3s89., Ia t<.s ~ - E$"a* s's@F,
s7L..saa 1a.zj L.. II H.,
~ For e Cts s 'E~.i ana additions. par.
'1caiafs' address . .3 4.s .,y~
IT Prof: JOHN BUCHANAN, N. D,li~.s:
5saStsts - 5s4.f : ~3t aAi ~ ~
III i ~ II g. DEAN, s. Pine Street,
!auaasey%4 i1z:@ Rhiladsaphia, Ps.%
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=. .Spctial Notice.

:; qo1onEspp t1ES'*s c%91,l1rrEr ' Of
SAFETY meets EVERY. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at the Central Clnrch, corner
and Libxctxssreets. >> :.>
- F.C.*ANTOINE; President.
II. \. CoRB7S, Secretary. !oct31 If
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=. =. KS: -
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+s ~. AND SEIZE LakA~ j IN
Bokdas J. k Tool s..: 4aea.i i is,.,]
s;:.*;;1ats.tir CITY, labsta tf 4'a ! Il !,
Assss*l sss - a<-&- .ar~s1 *sasxss*ss 4
IS = .K HsEl'Us., or
us &c UA1TI Ell .a ri
~ specSalsttentida ipss3aeaaa815d
a; AAAS|xAyA&RQ.4!IG'@EEzz%%.
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THE EDEE7IOAH.

-r.ts h y y IA 4ssH' - g
The Louisiana election for Con
gressmei1 and State officers Occurs
on Tie I'd Of November. On the
Sd the following States hold cleo
tons: Election Of Congressman
only in Rhode Island, Arkansas
Florida, Maryland, Minnesota, ''r'
ginia, Wisconsin, and Texas Elec,
ton of both Congressman an'
State officers in: Massachusetts
Alabama. Delaware, Illinois, ahan-
sas, Michigan, Missouri, New York.
New JERSEY, Nevada, Pennsylvania
!so,,th Carolina, and Tennessee.
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We WI r giyes energetic amen and women
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The manner in which our con- =
temporary. OF. the ;Bu1ttin dives
INTO sAussdioval and Pre- Ada.nite his
tory, ttoamake a figure expressive OF
MS condemnation of the present
Federal usurration," is: deserving Of
e'mn'isserathon for the wcaried
Drains Of t.he. excited journalist who
~ " wrought stsz asssgyaishs. We
pity the SORROWS. etc ,,"eof our Ora.
'f street writer and urge tire
pr'yefs Of the righteous in his be-
half. '@E'5: : s f. = 49,. s.s 49,
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31

| = - 4 " II &: 49, u
"%e'a ~ seriously impaired 1ne ! Te
socfoAs u tne sfatos a. to7xentArs abst,lntel!
necessary the Passage oy the last Legislature
9Rlae INV nas<sa'e| n'nan'g bill, "hfci
We applose:as fepfeselefns fentnostlln1it
81 oot apaHtvto pay 'la mole than the ys1 ~
f'cei'e1. Inc ~e'aee. 1or tne, 1ndebfednes
o. ou~as'nI,anns 2 We a1so dec1are g y
u'!o"t.ieu apptovai OF we .proposeA eonstl'
.utloaal amendments Limiting the State debt
20 49, WAheoo sna>t'kathn 10 twelve and, 2
4a1! m'iis tcxcee psrpaees1+and
>pplslng ~snofo'e'lues OF year to the
pay,nehtofth expenses Of thst year. 80. c
7. fhat thy Approaching general Sehsctttootit
nus bc 1aif, pcacesblc and free election,
= wtlisa every losaas q 9 qualified eelecttor
eAall hs'o Inc opportu1lty: TO cast his s haA lo
for suca osndidates a. he prefers !WithQut
anu without 1heeai eontr'sance.
70 aepI!se nm he xose 'esa'
vote eas'sfase eon10eo ana creo'teo as
p g I. ana to tnt n enc NJ sueh . selection e. .slt Of q,
eiaSsts - 'ahV enalso q r ~ ann
gems Of all parties ;that*hoo Republican p., ,.
at least does not expect or iesiTp anything
else.nhn " ia'r siee'l"n. ~
o. anae~ We condemn .ne sp'rlt" OF violence
MANIFESTED III certain 'oc"i1tles ~ tne Demo.
eta1lo :}al'y as pe 11Efs; ln ylo,a'lpn OF paelc1
pono aua so"a ' na'. ",'. uts'tueSve y 'he
4ia1'e aiH psse nleeiests o1the otate;
the suppression Of an violence is demanded.
BY every law-a'i'ias citizen oft''e Slater, .1'e
% sa'ae "aah'e'Ee INC assistance OF Con-
gress toward the carly complexion Of those
nat'offaf worhs'' i'f11f'p cara& md
t1p sy7temfT ,e'eeS tof III ~e'e4aRtta1 aIfl l
prosec.lon o' nc ~ ! "n = y irnos
'.n ~ r,'ef. *F,'@~'@ .~@
!: :d la,t re .'I rssalt H fro, nc a ,,t,t 3 ns., not ~. ~,
Two race. in this aK.tc'; anda'~f ds'eountss
shofse te~p'nent such
((sang ssttazksa, t41st ths p sitatar-
Fsts OF Dot' races nc ~ Al4atsa 2 43nenid
'es asy"sl,''en, 9, ING tsaaI'ons OF race, labor
,,an & ~. j 5 r. + ls4xA
vc baliaSes t Isn wlEh mol pesef M issa,an v
s.chf fnrr ii III eff M ID ffa f9fi|. III If IN
lsskrde saoaAAijp >asssait,1hx1ek.i,1u1n.
pnt, delayed. ,ns.e 81 ~
A~Gstsse,sbpqsr.,npalp1essS 4hssaes1
iigats bill nae R*sspdAa,sstetsrs Gxas'es#sxsal
Z, Faat " .rFnpsatlaizys. viz IT, as5fiat4r
is;si9 Sses XAa t'stt {ssxliFRst>4 4 sa3 49, III