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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-18

the existence Of property, but so
ciety and civilization would &c
down with 1t, as all rest upon itf
security.
Those who advocate that all
should vote on this tax, on the
ground that all have an equal i'm.
terest should, with greater consis.
tency, advocate the imposition OF
a poll tax of about S15 per head,
which would yield about the
amount expected to be realized
from this tax off per cent.
8. This tax would be improper il
submitted exclusively to property
holders, inasmuch as the majority
haveno righttocoerce the minority
in regard to the rights of property.
The majority have no right under
any form of government to compel
the minority to invest their money
in any prescribed direction, how
ever profitable it might appear in
the opinion of the majority. The
right ofan individual to dispose of
his property in accordance with
his own Judgment, however weak
that Judgment may be, Is one
Of the most sacred and inviolable
rights of property, which even the
most despOtic governments have
always respected. In a legal point
Of view this tax is Objectionable
for the following reasons:
8. Ifa State tax, it is clearly un-
constitutional, because levied upon
this parish alone, when the organic
law declares that taxation shall be
e9ual and uniform throughout the
State. Q a
Z. Hthis tax is defended as local;
being imposed by the people them.
selves through the ballot box and
levied upon the district alone that
approves it; it will be clearly ille-
gal, as ours ia a representative
government which performs its
functions through the agency of
its executive, legislative and judi.
cial departments. Hence the peo-
pie in mass can no more rightfnlly
lay a tax, without the Intervention
of q legislative body, than they
can, under our system, exercise
or judicial functions.
8. If this is city tax, it is illegal,
rs exceeding the limit to which
taxation Is fixed by the premium
bond act.
8. Disguise it as we may, the
tax will be really a debt Of say
%, 400, 900 contracted ny the city
tO'sid in the construction Of this
road, and payable in four annual
instai'ments Of o0O0, 200 each.
10. This tax is q folly, 40 It falls
on a tax-depleted people, utterly
impoverished, and unable te meet
the present public exactions. 1t
cannot be collected, but much snf.
fering may be inflicted in the en-
deavOr to extort il from this i'm
povcrished people.
These are q few Of the reasons
which induce me to oppose the
|evying Of this tar, infamous in
aud dangerous in prac-
tice.
In conclusion, / deny that this
road will, under its present aus
pices, be Of the slightest benefit
to the people of New Orleans, and
assert that the want of railroad
facilities are not the c8SEe Of our
wretched condition, h4c that It is
dne to taxation) Brushing, plund.
ering taxation; hence 70 attempt
to believe the public necessities
BY an additional tax IL not only a
bat a crime against
society. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL.
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II. John A. Stevenson u one of
The founders Of the FdctorS Ware
Aoxss Bask, incorporated by Act
Il, o. the late Legislature.
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The Proposed Railroad Tax.

OiUCo TIC pHShhkc VI Guc Oltl CC
tax the property Of this city in aid
Of the construction of the New
Orleans and Pacific Railroad,
have been looking anxiously fol
some plausible defence of this
monstrous outrage against the
rights of fproperty-the most sacred
and important trust cen6ded to q
government-but in vain. Nor has
there been even the semblance OF
sn argument to show that this road
when completed by an enforced
tax will in any degree contribute
to the prosperity Of this city.
It is positively assured that this
road will be q panaQlN for all our
financial ills; but not one single
reason has been addnced to estab-
lish the probability Of this hypo-
thesis. And / challenge the ad-
vocates of this road to show by
any process of ratiOcination how
this community will, in the aggre-
gate, be benefited by its compile
tion. And furthermore, I am pre-.
pared to prove that this road,s as
contemplated, will prove detriment-
al to the interests OF the people Of
this city, and instead of contribut-
ing to their prosperity will have .
contrary effect.
Bnt granting oil that IL claimed
for this road BY its most xealous
advocates, l would. nevertheless
oppose the imposition OF any tax
70 aid in its construction, for the
following reas0ns:
I. Because the purpose for which
this tax 10 to be exacted Ia not
within TIE sphere ofths legitimate
functions Of government
2. II II In aid of . private enter
pFis0, - much - II the tax was
levied to aid in tbe construction Of
. line Of packetA The CASE is not
made stronger because It may be
m incident Of the completion Of
this road, that the public would be
benefited thereby; - the same
can with equal truth be said Of
every industrial enterprise.
3. It il q gross invasion Of the
rights Of private properly which
governments are mainly instituted
to protect.
4. The submission Of this tax to
the whole peoples majority Of
whom own ~ taxable property
is unjust, cdhmunistic and agra
rid dangerous as a precedent, as
showing how the property of fthose
who possess 1t can be divided
among the whole community under
the forms OF law
It Ia clearly in violation of in.
herent rights not subject to the
control Of legislation.
Il 10 no defence to sav that ell
should have . voice, - all classes
are affected by taxation 30 pro
position generally true, but - the
greater part Of which ase remote
or contingent, and only rendered
apparent BY : train Of d4eeetive
reasoning, Il ID highly unwise and
unjust to place the property ofthe
thrifty and economical at the mer,
y Of thoee without either proper
ty o. thriM. ~ tie woest part q
sOoisty voulA prefer 70 live upon5
tho property Of others, rather than
upoa thsir Own earsinGA z this
eD1o10 = carried Out, 10 coeee-
~nA - Ak~A -~A -~a-
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List of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. O.
March IL, 1876,

Baudier Edouard
Bernard Emile
Champagne Angelo
Coles James
Collins william
D'Arcnsbourg Donatien
Davis Amelia Mrs.
De Baute c. Mn.
Green Charles
Green Jones
Hymel SEVERN
Johness d. L.
Marie Mile
Sarpy J. b. Nm.
Simon Joseph
Shexncydre Elys6e Ars.
Sorapuru A.
DUE LETTERS
D'Arensbourg valcour
Tucker Mathilda
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AddzsA A0ENCY DepARrNINr
Prank LsSlisis PnhltshisR -. 81 rs.si
6frect, New York. osdG~.
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CHAPITRE LII.

Dams les villages americains. orflina;.
renent NOMINEES t0,cns ou rilles-car une
Malson de Cour, une ecole, une prison
ct quelqucs magasins constituent L,
torn on Ia Vile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
trouvez commandment autaut d,ep)ises
ct de temples Quill peut Y avoir dc sec.
ties dams le vOisinage.
Et les sectes he manquent point aux
Etats Unis.
Les Americains men sont pas. i yrai
dire, plus religieux pour celia, ct vous
Pouvez meme atiirrner sans crainte qu'
i! lis sont pnrement ct supplement torma-
listes. Paraitle vaut ttrp.
or, en- ce pays de tDus les cultes, ayec
les hommes de touteslles grievances. ora.
ce !; pextreme liberE que cLacun de-
nous a dc manufacturer DIES religions
nouvelles, tout village de trois on qua
tire cents anes posse.le rigoureusement
nne egiise catholique, un temple pro.
testant, une synagogue ct pIusieurs au.
tres clapelles fantaisistes. Earchita,.
tnre, CONNIE dc juste, est emmuntte ].
tous les ordres. Settlement. ouand ,la
village commence, nest pour ainsi dir,
quun enfant d Ia mamelle, il arrive "A.
; SEE souNent Qu'une mt;.:e batisse en-
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que lc temps, rhistoire, ]'dducation, le
travail, Ia lutte, fGpreuve 1T la soutfian-
ce en- commun, pendant les longs jonrs
des lentes creations, donnent anx peu-
pies veritables ct yeritable,nent forts;
etre anssi peu lies que possible par les
lnterets, par les sentiments, par les ori-
gines. par lie respect au passe, la justice
dams lc present ct la fol dams i'ave,lir:
prendre naIvemeft un immense territoi-
re, don't les climats sont ditlerel,ts, don't
les mGurs ct les besoins he so,,t pas les
mtmcs, Oil les honnes, hier encore vo,.-
ageurs, contondcnt la liberte scion Ia
resle ct Findependance sans borl,es,
pour une pat'ie de tous les cnurs ct dc
toutes les intelligcnces, pour une civili-
satlon qui fait partie dc la ciy!lisation
du steele, pour me unite lie ciment TO.
main ou dc grant inaestructib!e; ayoil
etc gates par une education mauvaise
ct facile, par dies favcurs inouIes ct mat
tendaes, par ume fortune non absolu
ment mfrtec ct qui cblouit trop facle-
ment ceuN Qu'elle tral!ira bientot; ne
tire Ell realite, ceIn:nc totls les gates du
sort, que DIES plIsomptucux, dies vani-
eNtAt Natt' 4 tsioiNuA. utS NlutiIt(S ti ties
mattslalistes sans fol; marqucr dies yer.
tus austeres ct cSsentieles a la demo.
cratic, mails possGdcr cn srrabondance
Ia corruption ct les corrrptionS de la
dcmagogie sans frcin; avoir dGja, NAL
gre nnc .jenncsse dun steele, gasp;lle,
mango ct bu fh6ritage lie ses peres,
CONNIE anss use ct prostitute la Cons
titution qni scrvait d'igidc, de protec-
ton ct de cnltca la patrie; n'avoir point,
4 Theurc actuelle, dams crtte grattle
confusion de la toule, au milieu de touS
ccs homnes qui vivent dams rtgalitl
DIES ignorances, lies .jouissanccs ct DIES
droits les plus abnsitS 1T les moiDs res.
recttS, Ia terre tecl,e ct saline dies c!as-
scs moyennes, on mieux dune classe
moyenne eclaitGe. honorable ct demo
cratique. pour asScoir dams rorslrr, Il,
raisnn ct Ia justice un gouvernement
qui ccsserait d'ttre celui dun parti OF,
celni dune baE'le; en- vtritt, ttre d,sja
en- decomposition i l'heurr de la compo
sitlon. &c, tout celia, nous vous le de
mand"ns en- tonte conscience, constitute
| til nn penple:
Afternoons toutetnis.
Mons li!ons aemain 81 c'est une foil,
OH un pcHplc.
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satanee politique Ell est cause. Car lie
penple, lie vrai peuple, nc peut admet-
tire que Packard soft gouverneur, que
sa bande continue ses exactions. ct que
rhonnGtc Nichols cede le pas a Pack
ard ct consorts. Tine administration ra-
dicale ct inter1.ale de quatre annees de
plus citrate les plus braves. Cc serait la
mort ct la honte. Mais il faut ttre pa
tient, patient ct patient. La question
louisanaise est d@sormais une question
rationale, ct tout sc terninera pour le
mieuS. En- attendant, le co,nitG congress
sionnel, don't MORRISON est president,
siege. II d somne Wells, Anderson ct
les deux autres falsifcateurs du Bureau
DIES Rctours paraitrc devant lui. Niais
Wells ct Anderson sc sont cOntentts
d'envoyer unc lettle impertinente. ct les
archives, retours ct documents Glecto-
raux ont etc refuses au comite congress
slonnel. Kellogg, de son cote, commits
sionne les eus du Bureau Wells.-Amos
Collins, du journal republican, lie Loui-
siona State Register, dit: "LeS deinocra-
tes sont de grands tous davoir ct1ert
$10O.OO0 a Levissec pour son vote. lis
l'oA'AlNHo H'cL l'ouA s1Ao.ooVs
DERNIEREs NoUyELLEs.-Les ConfG-
renciers de Constantimoplc s'cnten,lront
peut 6trc.-M. Herr, vice president de
FAssemb'6e tederalc, a etc elu president
dc la Confederation suisse.
Hayes sc croft ct sc dit elu presi-
dent DIES Etats- Unis.-L|amendement d,l
s6nateur Edmunds est rejete.- comi
tt democratic national dies Etats-T Tnis
annoncc ct proclame Ti!den Glu presi-
dent des q. q. Chandler, du comitG re-
publ;cain, soutient lie contraire ct ment.
I-LIndiana s'Gmeut ct demande une
Convcntion.-Lcs batcaux de st. Louis
sont pris dams les glaces.
lie comite congressional, d la Nou-
vehe- Orleans, poursuit son r:,vre. Ii a
interroge Wells, qni ii etc impudent ct
uui ME au Congress lie droit de reviser la
decision du Bureau DIES Retours ct DIES
vo!eurs.-La Nouvclle-OrlGa est cal
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NOTVEILES.

VlEUX MOSDE.-La Russic parait
vouloir sc calmer. Ellie sc contcntera dc
Occupation de la Bulgaria par la sSuis-
sc on la Be!giqle. QUAINT 4 la 'onfercn-
de Constantinopie, on esperc uuelle
aboutira !, Ia paiX. II serait tontcfois
imprndent d'y trop compter,-fn Fran
ce, ;n grand d@plaisir ,'es lonnt.tes Gle.
ricauX ct dies non mcinS hcnnttes bona
PARISHES, Ia crise n,inisttrielle est pas.
SEC. ACKNOWLEDGMENT donne J. Simon
comme president du coilseil ct ministre
dc Hi'tGreEr, eft Martel CONNIE ministrc
de IL justice. Les aItres ministries sont
ronserv6s Il feXception de Duta,.Ie ct
Ma.rere. Pauvre Dutaure!-La conseil
general du dtrartcmrnt de la Seine
Honnenr il lui!--eu dept de FoppoSitlon
du pltiet, adoptt une resolution favo-
rsant une anluistic eonplete.-Le roi
AlphonSe epolse positivement 50 couSi-
ne Maria las Mercedes de Montpensier
On la dit jolie. Mais lie nonce Simeo,,i,
qui quite Madrid pour Rome, n'asss,
terra pas aux noces.
NouVEAU MoNDE-Grant va son che
min. corncS Ell avant, ct brutal. II parlc
ct dit: ''nuger, a acpaSSt les ordreS,
mals c'cst ben; Chamberlain est gou-
verneur de la Caroline, mais Wade
Hampton est impcrtincnt; les demo
crates sont encore dcS gebcllcS ct dies
hommcs de fraUlc: Hayes est tlu. ct
'Tilden ne Pest pas; sill tilut sauver Ia
paiN, jc telai la gnerre."-Lc Congress,
tic son cote, legifnre on essa:e dc ltgitt-
rer sur la matitre electorate. lie bill du
S6nuteur Edmunds, qui est I'm amcnllc-
ment d In Constitution ct oui donnc il
la Cour Supreme dies Il. Z. lie pouvoir
de comptcr les votes dU college t!ecto-
raj pour le president ct le vice. president.
paSSera-t-ii: lie Speaker Randall, lu.
a pris une attitude ferne ct rtsolue, ct
'on croft que Ia Chambrc rcstcra jusqu'
All bout dams la position constitutions
nellie qn'elle ocHupe, ct que Grant la
trouvara sur son chemin.-Le cabinet
siege frfQuemment ct ne dit rien de cc
quill pense.-Dans la Caroline ,iu Sud,
don't le maitre est le general Ringer.
rien de change. Ruger protege Cham
bcrlain, la Chambre Mackey ct les u>l,1-
pateurs.-I4e gonvcrneur Grover, de 20
rtgon, en- dormant III certiticat Helec-
tcur i Cronin, tlec.cur democratic Glu
|par la non-tliginlitc de son as:vcrsaire
republican,. atiirme Ia majoritt de Til
den ct son t!action.-Le Congress, Stnat
ct Chambre, eSpe,si6 dies comitts ct
sous-comitGs IcnquGte en- Louisiana, Ell
Caroline ct partout.-Le peuple de FOu.
est, commence i s'Gmouvoir. Une AS.
semblee populaire, a Chicago, a declare
''que la Chambre DIES Reprtsentants de
vait ttre maintcnue dams Fcxercice dc
ses droits constitutionncls." LIE gouvcr.
neur de la Pennsylvania, de son cote,
aurait ottert 10000 hommcs de milice d
Grant. Tout celia paalyse lie commerce.
les atfaires ct la ventc DIES morues; ct
dependant l'or baisse.
An MexiQue, Diaz ct Iglesias, les pro
"oncfs vainqueurs, he sont plus d'ac
cord, ct Ia lutte est commencee entire
eux. LIE president Lerlo etc fusill5.
LoUIsIANE.-Malyr6 la recoltc ct L;
saison, les affaires lie wont gutre. La
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ICI Ell AILLEURS.

ETONNANT.-A. 3. LevisSee est un
dies hut tiecteurS radicaux de la Loui-
siane que lie maquiynon Wells, du Blu
reau DIES Retours, a declares ct ccrtitics
tlus.
Lavissee elu!
Comme Kellogg ct CONNIE Marks,
c'est-a dire pas du tout. Mais la frau(le
est aussi impudente que triomplante.
Et 81 vous inettiez Wells, kenner, Ca
senave ct Anderson dams nn l,ocal i vi
nalgre, point he serait nece>S;,iie d'ecri,
re sur lie bocal, Ell for,ne d'etiQuettc:
.'n'5re dcs qUat,e ro'eN9's.
Mais &c LcvlSsep. parnit-il. en- don
nant son vote electoral Il Haycs.--vote
de In tiaudr ct du meEsonge.-a dit qu'
on ..lui await ot1ert 5lUO.Gao. nj plus nj
',oil,s, polll Qn'il dolln;it, on mieuX ven
dit &c vote il Tilacn.'
Cent mile l,iastrcs!
GcSt Ia crosse solnlnr. ,jHge. ct cent
mile piastres, scion la morale du jour.
vons renGe.,t un homme bien honorable
Nais sill iaut s'etonnrr qu'lme ot1re de
cent mile piastres ait etc ta;tc par nn
quelquun 4 lindiviau Quelconque qui
porte lie nom de \. Il. Lcvissce, il est
me chose encore bien plus s,,rprenante,
eXtraordinaire. ttonnante, mervcilleuSe.
miraculei,sc. impossible, inouIe, c'cst
que lie dignc elcctcur ait reiiist.
PACKARD.-ll est par lei de braves
gens-t,con de dire-qui pensent mai
vemcnt que NJ. Packard Srca gouver-
ncur de Ia Louisiana
Ces braves gems, bien enten'!n, sont
dies Packar,iistes. ct lis seraient heureux
De voir leur excellent maitrc occuper les
tonctions daia glorities par Kellogg ct
/ par Warmoth.
Qn'l!s sc dttrompcnt.
Sill y a Ell dies individus du nom dc
! Wells, de kenner. de Casenave ct dan.
tlerSUn. ct 81 ces individus ont Ell Fin.
pudence, contre tout honneur, toute vt.
rite ct toute justice, de declarer Glus les
sieurs Packard, Antoine ct consortS. l,
comitts congressional tera Ia lnmiert
sur les cynilues RetourneNrs ct sur leurs
monstruruX mc!:tits.
| Les Glus seront les tlus.
La volonte du peup!c scra respcctec
IL y va du Salut lie Ia rtpublique, i
+ y Va du salut de fCmon. ct lie Congres
daccord avec lie peuple DIES Etats- Unis
ne permettra point Il Ia fraule, au vo
ct il rusurpation de triomphcr sans con
teSte ct souvelainement.
Til'len sela president DIES Etats- Unis
+. L. Nichols sera gouvcrneur de |;
Louisiana, non Packard, ct In Louisa
he, dams Nichols, un de ses fills auss
mobiles que aevoucs, aura lie gouverneu
de la paiS, de la justice ct dc la rtpara
ton attendue.
SENTINEL.-Chaciln a droit Il SCI
opinions ct !; ses convictions, ct le Sen
tinel, Journal radical de ceans, est mai
tire dexprimer ses opinions ct ses convic
tions.
Mais tout journal relieve lle ropinio,
publilue ct de la vGrite.
Or, sans long commcntaire, puremen
ct supplement, laissant 4 qui de droit |;
responsabilite de ses pensees ct de sc.
actes, nous tcaduisons le passage sui
want du Sentinel de st. Jacques, feuill,
de Kellogg ct lie Packard:
'On peut dire que &c rtsultat-lTlec
ton de Packard ct p9u
vre du Bureau dcs Retours ct non Tex
pression du vote populaire. On peu
tclaircWcnt demontrer que Get Etat es
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j. GENTlL, REDACTEUR.
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIs.

Noure'le- Orlfans: G. Roman,
Tchoupitoulas st. No. Ii.
N.-Jacques, M.-Jeon- B0ptiste, IberriHc,
Assumption ct Ascension just Comes,
Donaldsonyillc.
Lafayette, Attahapas :-Edouard f.
! Mouton.
Nourele- Ibfric:-Augnstc Girod.
T0cherie:- Morris Feitcl.
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DsootC1gGnog Ioo oMccqdg6Moua6&
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR GENTLEMAN:
N all equipped stock and the city; money
wanted. Addrcss OWNER New York Post Office
A FURNISHED COTTAGE NINE ROOMS, % Mills
N in New Jersey, Pennsylvania Railroad:
ble fruit aud shade $50 per MONTH would Board
one family. Apply nj 255 West Esd ~
MANsION-FURXTsffED, ~ ROOMS. COM.
IA modious outbnldings "a acres good land; unsur-
passed for heaitb.uuess; mosquitoes; two hours by
Jersey Central; possession; S-Job $50 down. balance
ts2 Baltic st.. Brooklyn.
AN Is-ACRE Farm. UNDER THOROUGH CuLTfvA-
~ ton 81 miles from city; will take stock OF Goods
FIRST Mortgage ADDRESS VERBAL. heraid Office
AT SEA CLIFr-FuRNIsHED COTTAGE II ROOMS
n rent 10 November. SluD: for sale S2yn; lot tUxtO
Inquire Off ADAMS. I37 East 4sfh 81. New York
nAIRY FARM. MILK ROUTE. IN PATERsOS.-
~ stock. Crops for sale; price SspO; great opporu
nifty MARCUS H. LANG 55 Liberty ST.. New York; box
23 Post Office. Paterson. \. j.
nAIRy FARM-SEAR CITY, II ACREs:. LIVE
~ stock, implements and Crops great bargain, rIch
Iowa Farms. improved unmprrved s. TO &Ocss and
HESDERsoS, isi ssh 81
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SSOOOCO in GNs
Grandest Scheme presented to the public.
A Fortu fnro onl
A Fortune for only Si2


THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
authorized by special OF tho Konu Legislature for
the benefit Of the Public Schools of Frankfort will have the
first OF their series Grand Drawings a Major Hail.
city Of Frankfort. Kv..
THURSDAY. August 81, 1876.
which occasion they distribute the ticket holders
the immense of
$6ODOOO!
Thomas T. Porter. Ex-Governor OF Kentucky. General
Manager.