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They Talk Fight, but Are Likely to
Field 10 tie Inevitable,
The Catholic Envoys Call Upon the
President and Secretary
Fish,
Exchange Of Compliments Between the
Pope and tho President.


GNedI Dtspdtth To 1hs Chaeaqe 7ftaaHt'
WARRINGTON. u. O., May VII makes ny
heart feel heaTy to hear tie droas rather 1AlK
about sending III away from our own country
This sentence, spoken WIN = g9oas aeh o1
pathos by spotted Iail to'nsght 70 ono OF tue lo'
torpFetcss, represonts tho "iy IN when toe
proposition that they shall rcmovs to ths In
dian territory Ii feeeaseo.
THE HOPES or TIE uTruTonEp.
There IL every roason TO belie"o that tae IN
dians ca1ns hcre With determination to make
formal proportion for The surrender Of the Black
~ r.h...,,,i.,,., ,h,s - ,r,ay
sscos!a'neu' "A7 nao1tan'A5 ~"
would yield to tho General toEornmehs All
the Black Hills country Within thoir reservation
in consideration Of supplies to be Furnished them
10 ,ho f,,,o-nr,nnt for ,ftnon xcora, They ara
conscious Of tue ihe1 tnas andef tnc enetman'
Augur trehty OF l8t8. tleir right 10 pfoV'houa
expired two years bgo hy Limitation, aud, while
thsv douv that The anproprtatlons for tho :aat
."o 5eass afo etaau.s'' sses s.'. ..a",. ae,,ns
tnas tno ooFefn'aent uuao. ~ sa'st' .NAe@ -
tions to supply thom ~Ah fufthef fooas oh
tho basis Of tho amount considered
nse oee''s' san ~. ,as. spr ~ eso., wars tha
1na ~. eue ~es W." .',a's =, ~
pfopoaiuon OK @he 51ou1 1o1 LOU oeHs'oA u 'oo
Black Hills Country IL that tho Government ahall
pay the grosa atm OF 4l5, ,000, GOO Ia hnnual In
stal1ments. commuted in provisions of 81, 900, 900
".,s T.s. 1sa,.z. ..I,, -,,. a., ,rd.c,or. ron.
oacn. 1ho 1hoAoo fe's n'su ~ o.aaSouo WA
| ldenco upon their primeVsl rlshe OF posaehs'on.
and think that In any event. tho dovornment
will continue to feed tlom. Tho Iudlaos in
,,,o,r r,,.,to counrfa have ronaidared nrooo-
'ap'A e'.'@'e -. ..I ~ =.
elttou OF almilaf naturo' ana naso ss6aoo tnae
| thor could wel afford 70 surrender tho portion
Of Tho Black Hills within their reservation, "a
- -..ts t,an ho,, NJ nm nm aorou varv
, 1875-05-28

WAsH1xorox, D. g.. May H.-Jacob ".
Wheeler has been tappo!nted Collector Of In
tornal Noyenus for tho Ninth District OF Illinois,
vice Matthews appointed Supervisor. J. @.
Napier wGs appointed to-day Internal Revenue
0anser for tic Fifth Distriot Of Tennessee, and
Anaslue Albert and II. X. 1tcFadden, ,atorsksop-
sss tor thA FlrHt Missouri District.
, 1875-05-28
FOREICN.
OrRanlzation of tile French Corn-
mtttcc Of Thirty.
A Royal Good Time by the Nonarchs o
Russia and Germany.
Toning Down Of the Pope's Address
to the French Pilgrims.
FRANCE.

YHx COMMITTEE or THIRTY.
rAAIs. May 27,-The Committee Of Thirty was
organized this afternoon By tho election Of ". do
Larergns ~ President. and Nm. Lsboulaye aud
Loroyar ~ yice-prca!don.s. II. de I.hrcrgnn
in hIs opening address, which was received With
chasrs, called Upon i'll good eitlzens 10 rally
round tbs Republic.
, 1875-05-28

SpseIal U1spalth q 1h& Chicago 1Fl3aH3,
NEW YoRx, Nay T.-Abons 1000 barrels OF
whisky have been seized hsre, twenty barrels
belonging to Nndakops Bros. Of tie Hras Dit
tE!ct Of Wiscous!n, ton barrels to L. Tueacher.
of ths Flrst District Of Missouri. aud 2lo to
r. ". UlEish of u. Louis. The reat bAloDSsa
hsfa.
, 1875-05-28

LAKE NAVIGATION.
GOODRICH STEAMERS.
Iatir NundA1 sxcoped a. u,
ksusua9 = ID rnou bpat don = }eAss Until
Fur uIsnd hsrsu, Aasksson. utaud RsV!d',ata.s
rd.{ saad1s eaS;Rsa - i:;i:; @
.1n.nt.G n - - .......,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.loA 4. n.
GStufdASS II oufaion koa{ don't liars p. y.
ThSs.ds1 -. n
sovns No1da,S apd TuV,sdt,s n. u.
n,,ts az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,. n.
fT h.nH fMf Uiehisan.ss. +. d. BtTL1N. 9Gpt.
, 1875-05-28

Hp*ttaE UI4JE1E:H " 3HS tH1t3p1 1FIV1I*s
MILWAUKEE, May 27-At tho annual election
Of Directors of the Wisconsin Contral 1lairoad
to-day, Gardner Colby wAs ro-eoctod President
Charles L. Colby, Vco-prosldcnt; md z. N.
Ahbntt, SECRETARY aud Treasurer. Three Direct
ors rotired namely, George Reed. Samuel
Gould, and II. Wadlolgh, and tho two lattor
wero ro-elecscd, II. L. Palmer baing elected in
tho place Of Reed. Immediately af.or tue meet
Ing, Reed, who rAa formerly Vico-Preaidont and
1stely counsel for the road, wont over to Matt
Carpenter md Instructed Carpenter l. Murphy
to commence suit against President Colby fo1
4300,0 Tits ls understood to bs claim fof
certain portions Of tho property, stock In trunt.
&C., now hold y Colby, but really belonging 70
, 1875-05-28

Br. Lou1s, Nay M.-0erArd Bsosesrg md
Louis Ksl!smAn, ssctlaers OF this CITY. we're ss-
rested to-day uadsr indictments. and tbs foEux
bonded In 10 o01. aQd TIA l4ttsr In &A0oo.
, 1875-05-28

Epttful D.spatth to tn Chicago 3f7heHs
CA1no, ILL.,, May Authorization Day 1t Mound
City will bs Of unusual interest, owing to the
dedication Of the new monument to the soldiers
hutfod there.
, 1875-05-28

EpecLdI U0pd{tH 70 l71 tHtfU1V 1F1VH1k4
eqa1aor1ELp. ILL.,, May 27.-fpo Railroad Coru-
mlasionors will be here tomorrow to confer ~
to their csse Agaluet tho Chicago i Alton Eail-
road, which comes up in tho Sangamon Circuit
Court next Monday. Tile Commissioners de-
clare their intention Of pushing tho case to trial
, 1875-05-28

speesal n+pateh to Tbs Chicago Trtbuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, MAY 27.-A bHcklhyer
named John Woolfos ras fatally injured this A.
tornoon by falling from building a feet and
breaking hts thigh aud both Arms, hssidas injnr-
ing him internally.
, 1875-05-28

LooAhspoRr T. CHARLOTTESVILLE ROAD.
The boudholders Of tho Logsnsport, OiAN.
fordsyIllo l. Southwestern nAllroAd Company
held = meeting In Nav York Thursday afternoon.
4 statement Of the condition of tbs road de-
clared that g. SOC, 900 hAve boon sunk In build
ing aud squipp!ug It, md tie earnings were
not sufficient to 1ncot necessary expenses. Tbs
indebtedness Ia represented by stock s1. 600, ,ooo
aud bonds $4,000, 900, in Ill *3.ooo,o0o. Tho
road vas about completed In tho fall Of
1879, and tho Company aoon at.or began
ruuufug cars. It extsnds from 1ogsnspost Ind,
through Frankfort aud CrAWtofdsTille to Rock
ylllo, about o3 m,ioa, and The Company leases ~
.ni!sa Of track through to Terre HAuto. Tho
stock md bonds wera takon by tho contractors IN
ware cold 1t ho4Ty discounts. Tho iuterosI eoa.
pona have not beon paid slnco August, 1878, and
the fauntug expenses moro than absorb the aArn"
Jugs, The Company has been obliged 70 hire
rolling stock Of pelghbot1ng roads. aud taa en-
sines In Use have proved to be TOO heavy 1os m ths
Iron rails. which weigh oalY ID poanas 70 tho
yard.
authorizing tho appointment BY tho Chair oE =
committee OF thHoe, who should AAvs tie power
TO yls,t tho railroad aud ascertain tia o1act
ori8Iual cost OF its construction. And out the
full extent Of ts liabilities Ut present. And make
IN estimate OF tho amount necessary to eo u.
pended 10 place the road In working order. aud
Of It's probable value Per mile when put 70 ortlos
Tbs Comu.ittee weso further Instructed 10 ssoer-
tatu, ~ ikz u posxsble, who arc tue present
tss q 'ad eeuss to saa ~
INFORMING thsm OF tho result Of ths lnsstin8,
aud ths appointment and poNers of ths Commit.
m. Tbs Goputttss wA1 further iustfuutsd 10
ao-upattAs tith as3 ooaAaitsae thtt saAy b ~
, 1875-05-28

This ID about tho same tariH which ha4 been
previously Rdoptcd by tho Inca leading to tue
East, but which has been cot under BY nun-
bof Of roads eTor since It waa adopted. II is not
bolssyed that this tariff can bo maintained
vhlle tho railroad wAt is beipE carried on be.
tweou tho baltimore l. Ohio and Psnnsylvania
Railroads, though ths rates aro u Low ~ any
body could wish.
, 1875-05-28

SOUTH AMERICA.
TIE rAa1c At nIo DE 5AHE1Ro.
LONDON. Nay 27.-A3yices from Rio Janslro
report that ths monetary panic In that city II
bubSding.
, 1875-05-28

Mzmu1s, Tonn.. May 27.-Ths results OF tho
recent union OF e1-Federal and s1-Confederhte
soldiers in joining In tho doooratlon OF ths
graves OF tho Confederate soldiers L shown In
tho cordial Invitation Of tho ex-Fedetal1 10 tbs
meeting last night to thu. sk-coafsdezstes
to partlcipRte In tho memorial sAzy4oAs u ths
NsuouA Ccmetory ne1t Sunday.
, 1875-05-28

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nkv YoaH, AaY a7.-Arrived, steau1shlps
Elystan and State Of Indiana from alasgow.
, 1875-05-28


NO CAUSE or DISAGREEMENT.
Pans, May 1.-The Official Bulletin FTdredis
Of thin evening asys:
Wa can asBeft moat formally that no representation
haa been addressed by tbs berlin Cabuet to the
French Government aud that no causs Of Disagree
1,ent sxdsa betweeu tho two Governments. 1ntelIi-
genes received from Ill .hs Capitas Of Europe sitsa
thAt thu most peAoefM disposition Ii eTB9JWhtrA A.
pArent-
SOMETHING N THE WIND.
Cor1ssp~ndene4 london 7isnts.
Brn51r. MsJ 12.-At present, though the Ex-
chanHa il buoyod up By tho pacific language e1n-
pl.atlcally hcld for tho last Eew days in tho Hont
official pIess public confidence, T.ldaly shaken
by what preceded, II not entirely restored.
There ia 4 general conviction that Unless bo1e-
thing were Ia tho wind the inspired papers would
not hare been permitted to s1cito apprehonsiona
Of impending war kud paratyzc tho tfsds
aud commerce Of the country. I.
It IL morally certain shat vote tho lehd-
ing Ministers aud Generals to declare
that military and diplomatic re.sons render 1t 8
duty of aslf.pIesorvat!op to anticipate an enemy.
or soma enemeb, who might bo waiting 10 attack
Germany, tho portion OF tho people who have
taken III intere.t in tho unttichtion OF the
country would rally round tho old standard with
moro determined zeal than ever. Virtually.
therefore, 1t depends upon tho decision Of = worry
fow p~raons not only whether poacs 10 to COM
'7uo or not, but also whether thA natien hhall
tk'ok vx inevitable or not.
, 1875-05-28

QH1F CHWEQ COHDUC OF5.
The Michigan Central Railroad haa issned N
order requiring that al conductors on tho traina
Of tho main linn aud itB branchea hereafter hp-
near in uniform when on duty. Tho uniform re-
uutEcl to DO worn consists OF blue coat With
brass buttons, and biuo cap With gold rim.
, 1875-05-28

RUNAWAY FATALITY,
Special Ulspateh to The Chte1oo Tffbts<
LAnmaa, Mich, May 27.-The runaway No.
cidons yesterday WAS moro serious than At frat
supposed. The teamster that drove the team
diod Inst night from his injuries. 10 had bssn
tha family teluaser for thirtoon yoAre.
, 1875-05-28

pointed In philade1phiA and Baltimore, a Il wAs
deemed unwfse to fAvs different Investigations
In progress as the same tins. A report on ali
matteta sppettatning 70 tho tntaroxts of tho
bondholdozs Wa ordered to be- ,nado at an al-
journed meeting OF The bondholdsrs tn he called
By Tho Chair. resolution was tlcn adopted
authorizing tho COMMITTEES to mako an aascas-
mont of mol moro than 81 per bond.
THE ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND 4 sT. LOUIS.
Last Tuesday \ full summary waa E!vnn Of All
important report 1nado hr tho Master in Chan
cory in tho case OF tho Union Trust Company "a.
Tbs Rockford, Rock Island L st. Louis Railroad
Company. That report showed tfiat the total
debt of tho Company was $l1, ,000, 900, willie
it's assols ~oro on!y worth el,o00.00a. n1Ak-
ing tho bonds worth on Al avernRo about 0 por
| cent Of their face valuo. Yesterday the COM
plsiuant, the Trustco by tts solicitor, Judge
Trumbui1, filed the following exceptions to the
| Haster'a report:
| Ftrst-For that the ssth Mss.er, IN naeertafn!nR
,skfdrd "is oeE 1si.n M s fns I'll i..1oad compsny
II covered by the said nurgage of juno Is, 12G9 has
found thst ~ Of sai ra!lroad property north ot
s1a..er should Rvo found that lilo only ae railroad
stracted bt.wceu Sterling and 1tock Issnl tls de
t.ched piece from Ke!thshnrg to Bagctown, and ths
Cleveland nranch IN al 81 i0 miles, instead Of III
a-1D miles ~ found by the Sabser.
Seeond-For that aid Master has found tho valna d
the road With itA Arpustcnsnces anil rnal estate
$h9,3o7.s2, ths assumption that tho whoic rold
with Ett appurtenAncts Of the value Of 81 goo ooo
of hs @ ia md
essate corered the sad lnofsEsEe Of June IT, 1883
road wsa worth ff.01o0oo.
Tho argument on thcRo exceptions and on th
adoption Of the Masters repoft will bn psob&bl
heard by Judge Drumn3ond this morning.
, 1875-05-28

sptetal pspatth to Tia Chfe<s~ Ittouns.
KAssAs Crr1. 3tsy 27.-A number Of Kansas
editors passed through thla city to-day. On their
way homa from tho Editorial Convention held In
Bonneville yesterday. Tho following were
elected officers Of tho Association for the snsu-
Ing year: President, Milo Blair. Bonneville
Eagl4; ylce-proeidont A. 8. D!akely, Pleasant
lII,l Rspieu; Secretary, @. HasbEook. Kansas
CITY Times Treasurer. ]. ii. London, Macon
.JoitrnoL It was dscIded to hold tbs next annual
N moatine At Macon City on the ssooad TussdAJ In
Junn, 1876.
, 1875-05-28

spseial D1.pa.eh to Tas chteaos Tribune.
DAVENPORT. Ia, May 27.-Decoration Day will
DO opscrveA In this vicinity On Saturday. Tho
people Of Davenport, Moi!ns. and Rock 1elsnd
will Join together in celebrating tho Gay. Tho
graves in tho National Comstery and these Of
the Robel soldiers On the tslAud will b. decor-
ktod. as we'll ~ those IN tho consteriea fu this
vicinity. grand douonstrasioo Il anticipated.
, 1875-05-28

tn CHICAGO.

IN CNIIH1O.
Ths delegates appointed BY tho Grand Army
Of tho uepubl!o to mako arrangements for Dec
oratiou Day mot taas evening 1t their headquAr-
ters, 1Bt Wabash Avonua. Commander Hilliard
redorted that . number Of ladios had Tolun-
teerod to fl up tue decorations, and he nade an
appeas for sdditioutl aid. There arc wanted 1,200
CROSSES and wroatha. Two hundred boxer OF
flowers will arrive this morning, aud, unless The
ladios use somo extra eQorts 70 mako theae
up, the Committees will have more dovsrs than
thoy will be abba to handle.
The following programmes have thus faz been
arranged:
oAKwoop cEMErEnY.
Trains vii! ears tho 1l!inois Central Depot, r ~
foot Of Liz sts, o slS I'd T. 1 tna H. 10
VII ess %s;1,.- = po,t 10 sf Il. ~
G 6smn.nael. ~ es T. l. .e? 5s".on; xdja:.as j. e.%
ball ChstIain, ths Issv Dr.. McMu.d5. Ths Ee!. Dr..
Mas!e: Drum % o'rps .ad ;o!ansser eaoir AZ e.fa...
Invitation IL e!ssn to the uzene of Hyde Park to Join
In the decoration. and special sppAA y made for
Trains will ,esvs tia Kinks strees Depot N sts
5spe, II y s;ss! .!sa a. =:
:? h s' doetsa IL 5y Il:
George H. Tlomas md Pill Bhsstdan Posts Of the @.
A. H. assisted by detachment 1f tha F1Ftt Hegitpbut
I. 8. g., aud the Mount Vernon csdesa Ths 1olior.
Adjusane u. b. Carpenter. Tue As7. i. 9.
Iesk Win deliver ths address. md Q. Q.
Shields wilt read poem entitled "Detotanon-
! Day." The music Of this day w1u b. rendered BY
quartet Of singers, With j. n. Hubbard ~ !eattrt
and drum eesp' specia! ssetetoltet b.. nssn -
tahliahs n he cornoF Of Madison and CAnaa s4s&A
in tbs Northwestern Railroad ofllce.
CALVARY oEAK1EEY.
Trains ltars And return Tho asmc ~ under ths hoss
hill programme. MuaE at 1h& Irish regiments VIII
turn out in uniform tTventy-thtsd and Sisstietll
sad 1Ansans Uand hhA volunteered 70 furnish the
Ths opening Addrtss md prayer VII ~ deuTesed q
thu noy d. John McMulien. and the otattons OF tbs
day viii b. BY the Hon. n. ]. uJnee ind y. ]. onh-
hsn.
] THE TwEETY.Tn1Hp.
A meeting Of tho Twensy-third Illinois rh1
| hold last evening II the Clerk'a otaco Of tbs
| Criminal Court to porfoct arrangements Tor deco
rating tho grAres Of their fallen comerados TO-
morrow. Arrangements woso perfected for 80
curing tho 81. Louis sodalitz Band, shlr,
| tocn pieces, and for meeting 1t the hall
Of tho Mu!ligsn zouayes Washington
etreot. betnoen Franklin ind FIFTH avenue.
At o'clock Ia thu. morning. They will then
proceed to Calvary cemsserY accompanied BY
| Nipetioth Illinois, leaving tho Northwestern
depot 1t o'clock sharp.
| THE r1FTT-sKvKHTH.
Members Of tho Eifty-4aventh Regiment nrt
invited to Join with the Tweoty-Sourth, TWonty-
third aud Eighty-sscond Rsgiments. to take pari
In the decaratiya services AND ceremonies D
GracelAnd Cemstery, tomorrow. TO assemble u
the Clark Hsfoos Turner Hall at 10 T. N.
, 1875-05-28

kTCHis0N, TOPEKA SANTA FE.
TopEKA, KAN, May 27.-At tho annual meet
Ing Of tho stockholders Of tue Atchson,
Topeka d Santa Fo Railroad Company.
held II Topeka to-day, the following gon-
tomen wsre elected Directors for the ensu-
ing year: Thomas Dickersou4 Joseph Sickcsaon,
r. Il Peabody, B. P. Cheney, O!don spearo, J.
T. Burr, George q. Wilbur, Thomas Upham,
George opdyke D. L. Lakin, c. Il. HolledAn+
I. ]. petess, and Giuory Mitchell. The oai-
cors Of the Board Of Directors aro
Thomas Nickcraon, President; +. II. Pea
body. yics-prestdont; y. pierce, Secretary
aud Treasurer; @. +. Norse, Superintendent,
and a. s. johnson. Acting Land Commissioner.
The ocontract for constructing and operating the
Pueblo l. ArkAnaas Valley Railroad was ratifaed.
This road ia virtually All extension Of tho Atcht.
son, Topeka l. Sauta Fo from Granada "a
Pueblo, 4 distance Of 1872 mlles. Work on thie
o1tcnelon ls in progress and viii ba completed
by tho lat Of next October.
, 1875-05-28

RUINED INTELLECT.
Special DisnuteA to The Chseaqo Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 27.-Col. J. VI. Blake,
\ woll-kuown real-oHtate dealer aud claim.agsnt,
who war seriously injured last weak BY run
away team and removed to tho City Hospital.
has been pronounced hopelessly insane By hA
attendant phyalciAn.
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old PROBs."

The Cincinnati Commercial remarks that
people now consult the weather reports in
their morning newspapers as regularly as
bankers and brokers consult the quotations
Of Wall street, and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. The proprietor of large store
makes It point to read the weather bulletin
before commencing business. If Old Proba-
bilities says the weather will remain clear and
cold, his orders and purchases are made
larger than when the same authority informs
him Of prospective change to warm and rainy
weather, and he estimates the savings to him
self at hundreds OF dollars d month. This is
single Illustration OF the value of the reports
and predictions.
The writer might have added that the same
system applied to signals in the principal sea
ports Of Great Britain has probably saved
millions of property and hundreds of human
lives BY giving timely warning Of coming
storms on the dangerous sea coas: of that
With accumulating experience and I'M
proved instruments and methods of observa-
ton il IS almost certain that these weather
predictions will become still more reliable in
the future, and that some general laws gov
erning the atmosphere will be gradually
evolved from the comparison and analysis of
a series of tables, embracing wide area and
long periods of time. This is another practi- !
cal demonstration of the familiar adage, |
n nulodUa ic naupr
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THE GLOBE THEATER SHAME.
f.cf il be Suppressed.

e The moral sense Of the community has beer
e shocked by nightly exhibition at the Glob,
I Theater which is Of 50 low, so beastly and 81
t disgusting a nature as to excite wonder il
! the minds of many that it should not have
been hooted down on the very first evening
: the curtain rose upon it.
We had supposed that no such vile and de
moralizing spectacle could be exhibited in
this city without meeting at once with popu-
lar condemnation, but it seems that human
nature is pretty much the same the world
over that there are always enough in every
community to encourage vice even in its most
horFld and revolving aspects and that the re-
straining influence of popular opinion and Of
Law is necessary to prevent the wild and
wicked instincts in man from overwhelming
his purer and more beautiful aspirations, and
making Of earth pandcmonium where honor,
chastity, and all ennobling virtues would be
nothing valued, nowhere seen.
1t Is not necessary for us to paint for the
eyes OF our readers the revolving picture night
~ presented upon the boards of the Globe
Iheater. Suffice it to say that it is such as
no gentleman would dare to ask his wife or
sister to look upon that it is such a picture
as causes bushes to suffuse the faces
of even hardened men of the world
1t IS such picture as was witnessed
IN Paris and Rome, perhaps, in their most
absolute and degenerate days; it is picture
that dlvests woman of all her most glorious
and beautiful attributes, drags her from the |
exalted pedestal which she occupies in the |
hearts of all true men and thrusts her into |
mud and mre.
tits lamentable that such sights should in
this the nineteenth century, in this our
boosted age Of civilization, possess a fascina-
ton for, not only men Of a low order of intel
lect and of british tastes, but also for men
Of nnquestioned social and intellectual stand
ing gentlemen who would no more admit to
heir daughters that they had Witnessed such
. scene than they would cut off their right
lands.
The thing is debasing demorahzing, horr-
de revolving to every finer instinct, and
must be suppressed We call upon Mayor
4eeds 70 see that it is suppressed, pre-
umng, of course, that no such immoral
how could possibly have been licensed by
lie city.
1t has been run out of every other city, and
% decent community can possibly tolerate it.
he police should shutit up at once. and if the
ohce fail or refuse to perform their duty, the
layor can easily procure posse to effect the a
-Ork
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nothing bit harm. Having wronged US as 9
free and noble people never were wrorged be
fore, he would now make us crawl before him
and beg for the privilege OF entering our
State House, and Of partially enjoying the
right to be represented by the people Of our
own choice. He has made fatal mistake
Our people are poor they are well-nigh driven
| to desperation; they see starvation and ruin
staring them in the face; they hear the wall
| Of their families for bread, and they would do
all things that men may do. In this supreme
crisis Of their fate, we know full we'll
what answer they Will send back
to the arrogant demand of Grant
that we shall take the Wheeler compromise
or nothing. We needed bread, and he gives
US stone. n the arrogance Of power. even
after the sentence of the people has been
pronounced against him and his policy, he
dareS to insult Us by proposition which he
knows full well the people Of the State will
spun. The following is the letter Of Mr..
Adams
But what is to be done to-day One thing
that ! can see, and only one, can be done.
Lot the Conservative Leg islature OF Louisi-
ana give solemn notice to the whole world
that they are now subjected by force to
usurpatlon, every act Of which is null and
void, and shall be 50 treated hereafter Let
them publicly declare that SO sure as the day |
OF relief comes, every debt contracted BY the |
usurping government STALL be repudiated,
every tax title issued set aside.
Let them In one word publish to the world |
the existing administration OF the State as a
fraud by no act of which will the people of
Louisiana be bound, so soon as they are re-
stored to the control of their own affairs
This one solemn notice given let the Con-
sentative Legislature hold up its hands in
submission and dispense; the rest may be
ately left to the people Of the whole country.
lwo years is short time, when at the expi-
alton of it relief is sure
During that brief time let no Conservative
II Louisiana 60 TO the polls or enter a legis- I
alive hall: the worse their oppression, the
etter. Let them submit. They need not
ear that day of reckoning will not come, I
nd then the Government OF the United States a
nd all public opinion will justify them in (
reating their present rulers criminals, and
ach and every one OF their official acts as alb
olutely and ID udio null and void" s