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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-04-24
JAPAN.
RevoIufionn T.nuhvos


New YORK, April 23.-Yokohama advlces OF
the LIST inst are as follows An excitement has
been caused by the discovery of a pretended
plot to assassinate Saigs, in which the high off,
GERS of government were declared concerned. is
now known to have been scheme devised by
the rebels to discredit the government. An al.
legged confession of completely was extorted by
torture from loyal official and published by
the insurgent chiefs in the hope Of strengthen
ing their cause
The Famine.
LONDON, April 23.-Advices from Calcutta
say the apparent famine shows traces of an
preaching the worst points, but there are good
reasons to hope the maximum distress may be
less severe than anticipated.
General News.
An attempt to form a foreign military corps
in Yokohama, against the wish of the govern
ment, has been frustrated by the action of the
foreign ministers, who decline to give their
sanction.
A new Japanese gunboat of 1000 tons bur-
then has been launched from the Yokosuku
navy yard
The subject of disseminating the use of Mex
lean dollars by foreigners in Japan and sub
shutting Japanese coin is under discussion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY, April 22.-Prices are still higher and the
market is still more active. Sugars have advanced
and graduated is quoted at 123c and Extra G. at
113c. Flour is still higher and is quoted Csc higher
than on Saturday. Moasses has advanced or DC of
late. Pork is 81 higher and Lard shows an advance
of s Corn is very strong and car lots are quoted at
6s 69c and bag lots at 7oc Meal CSC and Oats at 5c
q 6Oc The whole feeling of the markets is growing
stronger every day.
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European Markets,

LONDON, April 23-123O P.M.-Consols at s5 Lie
money and account.
LONDON, April 23-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
nois Contra 463. WI
LONDON, April 2S-3 P. M.-Consols at % 1915 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-123O PM.-Cotton market
easier but not quotably lower; Mddling uplands at
3d. do Orleans at SGD; sales 5000 bales including
$500 bales, all American.
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A Murder Trial i'm Vermon,

Sg. ALBANs, April 23.-The trial of Edward
Qatro for the murder of Mrs. Chas. W. Butler
was begun here today. Thirty witnesses were
called for the prosecution, two of whom, the
husband of the decease and another, were ex-
amined this afternoon.
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ST. JOHN NIB. Br Schr S X F Thomas-9O0 bbls
-four, 100 do oatmeal, 992 gals refined oil, 100 bbs
phosphate.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1625 bbls of
-four, 80 packages paper, 4l6 gals whskey, 10 bales
cotton, 5000 lbs pork, 30 bbs beef 50 bbls clam
bait, II packages sundrY merchandise.
HAVANA. Bark Florence Peters--3s72 shocks
and heads. II, 500 hoops.
CAIBARIEN. Schr Maggie Ellen-3253 shocks
and heads.
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MARRIED..

In this city April %, at st. Luke's Cathedral, by
Rev: Chas. W. Hayes Daniel W. Shaw and Miss
Nellie Isaacks, both of Portland.
:, In this city, April 20, by Rev. Geo. W. BickneI
Herbert W. Noyes and Miss Annie A. Baker, both Of
In Saccareppa, April q, by Rev. d. B. Randall
of Westbrook. ''s'' -
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF s1cNAn,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April "a, Il A. MY
For New England,
ana me Middle States, clear or fair weather
and light southerly to westerly winds eI with
slight changes in temperature, and slowiy fal In
ing barometer during the day. A 'i0"is iail'
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SAN DOMINGO.


Unpopnlarity oil President Baez.
SAN DOMINGO, April 23.-President Baez is
fast losing his popularity. He has recently ar
rested four generals on mere suspicion and is.
sued decree ordering duties payable in cash.
This decree has paralyzed trade, merchants
hitherto having been accustomed to pay part of
is felt in regard to relations with Hayti.
The estimated tobacco crop is 15O, 900 servans,
the largest ever had
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Rx-Presidenf Grant

HARRISBURG, April 23.-Gov. Hartranft
gsve farewell dinner this afternoon to ex-
;, nesloent Grant and lady who leave for Wash.
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INDIA.
Cholera at Akyab.

CALCUTTA, April ga serious outbreak OF
cholera in Akyab has taken place and % peI
cent. of the small European population died in
80 hours.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
S1znI RNBN Il Al1ys
Severe Earthnma lie I'm ScotIuu,

Severe Earthquake i'm Scotland.
New YORK, April pa Glasgow despatch
says there was severe shock of earthquake
this morning at Oban, county of Argyle, Scot
land.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Supreme Cour1.

CONCORD, April 23.-The full bench Of the
Supreme Court has been in session here to-day,
considering election questions submitted to
it by the Governor and Council. Tho Judges
decline to state whether an opinion has been
made or whether one will be made
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Packard Will vacate Today.

WASHINGTON, April A-Ex-Goy. Warmth
telsgrapneo mere to friend today that Pack.
ard will vaeate st. Louis hotel directly AFR,
the removal of troops at noon tomorrow. "''ef
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John Stacy, Boston policeman. committed
suicide yesterday. Cause, grief at the loss of
his wife. -''' VI
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Providence Prin, Cloth. Market.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 23.-The Printing cloths
nominal and unchanged.
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ST. STEPHENS, NIB. schr Calvn-45OO railroad
sleepers to II H Elliott.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
W True s. Co.
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20 Boston and Maine Railroad. ....,,,........ 95
so Eastern Railroad. MINIMUM. ........... 81
Second Call.
so Boston & Maine Railroad. .,.,,, ,.,.,,,,, 944
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Valiant, Nckerson, at San Francisco from
New York, reports in gale April II to 49, lost sails
and spars.
Brig Cadet from Cienfuegos, while at anchor in
New York Bay 21st, was run into by Spanish frig-
ate and lost bowspIit and head gear.
Sch Flora E Mcdonald, OF Belfast, from Pensacola
for Boston, was spoken 18th inst lat 80 q, Ion H.
disabled and making tor Charleston. She had lost
boat, jibboem, spanker boom, and sails and had II
feet water in the hold. Four men disabled.
Sch Delhi, Emerson, from Portland for Savannah,
which put into Wilmington goth. had sustained some
damage by collision and during the gale; lost bboom,
mainboom and gaff, mansa and jib, stove bulwarks,
swept decks. &C.
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NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,


Monday, April 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, hall, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Volunteer, (Br) Smith, Windsor, IS, with
plaster.
Sch Calvin, Roberts, st Stephens, B-railroad
sleepers to W H Elliott.
Sch Ceres Murch, Observation-Disclosures and shingles
to w Milliken.
Sch Mechanic, Grover. fremont.
Sch Caroline Kriescher, Devereux, Bangor-stick-
ings for market
Sch Toronto. Gott Brooklin.
Schs Hudson, Hutchins, and Guerilla, Sparrow,
Orland tor Salem.
CLEARED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Barque Florence Peters, Mountfort, Havana-Phin-
ney & jackson.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Littejohn, Cabarien-Nutter
Kimball & Co.
Sch j Carver. Allen, Calais-master.
=. Sen Sarah, Hamln, Deer Isle-Portland Packing
Company.
Sch Monticello, Morton. Rockland-master.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate of
MERGED Y. FOX, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs An persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
HENRY FOX, Admir-
Portland, April ", 1877. apl9d1aW3WTh+
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SPOK EN-.

SPOKEN.
March II, lat IS So S. Ion 81, brig Kremlin, Wyman,
from Brunswick for Rio Janeiro.
+ March &C, lat IA 10 S. Ion So &c. ship Winged Hun
ter, Panno, from Cardiff for Bombay.
April 10, SW Of South Shoals 140 miles, barque
Rachel. Norton, from Matanzas for Portland
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DThMnV ED. B. ROBINSON, Myrtle Street,
lhNUD has the celebrated Weber Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices
npnhMV Orders for Tuning attended to as
UluAND, usual.
aug28 My
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

aux emanations dn S5naoun. Si,
malgr6 les tourbillons soulev6s
par pouragan, la caravane pent
reconnaftre sa route, ellie s'abrite
dams quelque anfractnosif6 de ro-
cher ct attend en- sflret6 que lie
calrne soft reyenu; mails ST ellie
s'egare dams fimmensite du de-
sert, qu'elle soft trop eloignee
dun refuge, on que la tempete
ledouble de force, hommes ct
animaux. perdent toute energie,
finstinct meme de In c0nserva-
ton leur echappe. Oppresses par
la chaleur brfllante, ell proie au
vertigo, ills cessent de FUR, ct
bient0t lie sable qui s'amoncelle
autour d'eux leur sert de tom.
beau, jusqu'a ce qu'une autre
temp6te, agitant de nouveau les
lvagaes dn desert, decouvre leurs
easements blanchis.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

La temperature est excessive
ment deliverable 3 la came ct
rend presque impossible le ira
vail de rouIaison. II a encore pla
averse pendant quelques jours
de Ia semaine er le temps s'est
maintenu au chaud. Anssi, beau
coup de planteurs qui avaient
commence d rouler ont suspendu
les travaux; le rendement etait
maigre ct quelque fois meme nnl
lis attendent, pour recommencer
avec plus de success, que le temps
deyienne sec ct froid. Quelqaes
ms cependant, mais malhenreu
sement le plus petit nombre, on'
assez hien r6ussi lie juge Desire
Leblanc est nu ces privileges
trois arpents ct deini de eannes
lui ont donna six boucants q,
anagniique sucre.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27
Pieuvre Geante.

LIE steamer Cortes, arrive di-
manche a Saint-Jean-de- Terre-
Neuve, a apporte une enorme
.pieuvre capturee il y a une quin-
zaine de jours par les freres
Keels, a Catalina (Terre-Neuvel.
LIE monstre await etc pouss6 sur
|cette cote par une violente tenn
pete, ct bien quill fut apparent
ment presque epuise, sa prise u
|present6 beaucoup de difficulties
ct de dangers. Sa longuenr tota
lie, de. l'extremit6 des tentacules
a celle de la queue, est de qua
raate pieds six pouces. Les ten
ltacules, au noInbre lie dix huit,
ont une longueur moyenne de II
pieds ct une circumference de Il
lpouces. Les deux attaches a l.
portion posterieure du corps III
mesurent pas lnoins de trentt
|pieds six pouces de long, ct leu
]circonferenee varie de 6 a12 pol
Ices. La t6te a eleux pieds ct dem
Ide circumference, ct la queue deul
ipieds ct 8 pouces de long. Tou
lie long des tentacules sont de-
lespeces de disques, espaces d'ul
lpouce environ ct don't les rebord
lsont armes de dents excessive
Iment ac6r6es.
! LIE hideux animal, don't Pas
lpect general est celui dune mass
] gelatineuse, a etc transfere
,lrAquarium, on il est certain d
lrecevoir Ia yisite de tout New
! York.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

L'ex-president Grant est d Pa
ris on il doit passer six semaines.
De la il Sc rendra a Marseilles, a
Nice ct a Genes. II s'embarquera
dams cette derniere vile, sur IN
navire de guerre am6ricain, et
visitera rEspagne, Matte, la 81.
cile, lEgypte ct Ia Turquie. En-
fevrier il sera a Naples, de la i
| ira d Rome ct sera de retour .
Paris en- avril, apres avoir ira
verse l'Italie. II visitera ensuitt
le Danemark, la Snede, la Nor
vege, la Russie, PAutriche ct Ell
septembre il sejournera quelqus
temps en- Suisse.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Nous avons VI passer dams
notre village, depuis deux semai
mes, IN nombre considerable dc
trayaillenrs en- quote d'Onvrage
CONNIE les travaux de la ronlai
son sont tres en- retard ct que les
habitants craignent de perdrs
leurs cannes par les glaces. ii
prendront certainement ce sur
croft d'employes qui leur arrive
bieu a.propos.-Parmi ces veya
geurs il J await -beancoup d
bIancs, qai viennent de 10 Nou
velle.O Orleans ct des Etats d
l'Onest, attir6s lei par le prl'
6lev6 des salaries.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Aux dernieres elections, en-
France, les republicans ont obtes
nu 1896, 1877 voix. Leur majorite
sur les autres parts reunis est
d'environ 100000. Dams qua
rante-huit ACCOMPLISHMENTS il ma
pas etc donn6 un seul vote aux
candidats du gouyernement. On
a rapporre que les MacMahonis-
tes avaient enleyes SO sieges aux
republicans. C'est nne erreur
Les conseryateurs, il est vrai, ont
gagne 36 sieges, mais les gains
ne sont pas tous pour les candi
dats officiels. Dams II de ces ar
|rondissements les candidats of
ficielles- ont etc battus par des
candidats conservateurs qui NE
talent pas soutenus par lie gou
vernement. Cest ainsi que troll
bonapartistes, deux orl6anistes eI
sept candidats constitutionalis
tes ont etc 6lus. En- somme,
force de preston ct d'iniquite
envers lie parti republican,, lei
candidats officiels ont gagn6 2.
sieges a la chambre des deputies
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Tn autre ex,oratenr de Ia
Chambre, sous le regime radical,
Mortimer Carr, Sc tronve dams
une tres mauVaise passe. LIE
grand jnri de Ia paroisse dor
leans a tronye lieu q ponrsnite
contre ee personnage, accuse de
yol ct de faux en- 6criture. lie
inge de la cour criminelle "a en-.
yoy6 en- prison faute de ponyoir
fournir IN cautionRement de
go, 900.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27
No. 20.
TAKE NOTICE.
STArE oF LOUISIANA.

Parish of Assumption.
By virtue of the power vested in
me by law as President ofthe Police
Jury of the parish of Assumption,
I shall proceed to lease for one year,
by public auction at the Court
House, at Napoleonville, on
Saturday, November 8. 1877,
between the hours of 10 A. d.. and
2 P. NJ, the following ferries, be-
longing to the parish :
I. At the Baptist Church.
2. At Paincourtyille.
3. At Parochial Church.
4. At Napoleonyiile.
S. At Chevrelteville.
6. At Labadieville.
z. AT Grand Bayou.
8. At Bayou Corne.
8. At Bayou Pierre Part, opposite
Louis Comeaux.
10. At Pierre Part Bay.
Terms:
One fourth CASH, or parish
warrants approved by w b. RatIIff,
president of the Police Jury, or
| the undersigned. For the balance,
notes to be executed by the pur-
chasers with security TO the satisfac-
tion of tile President of the Police
Jury, payable as above, on the first
days Of February, May and August.
Conditions:
The purchaser of any ferry shall
not have the right of changing the
location of the same without per-
mission of the Police Jury, under a
penalty of one hundred dollars for
leach offense, recoverable before any
court of competent jurisdiction.
He shall also be required to cross
all children attending schools, free
of charge, going and coming; pro-
vided, that ON Sundays and school
holidays no pupil shall have the
fright to cross such ferries on terms
differing from those of ordinary
passengers.
WM. w. PUGH.
President Police Jury.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Nous extrayons du journal la
1erre Sainte les details suivants
sur Ie KbanaSi1s on Sinl0u9e, don't
lie souff1e est quelquefois 81 fatal
aux voyageurs, que plusieurs ont
pense quill etait empoisonne. II
me doit, toutefois, ses funestes
effets qua la chaleur aecablante
quill apporte ct aux tourbillons
de sable quill souleye.
La caravane engage dams lie
desert reconnaft bient6t lie Khan
SIN aax premiers symphonies qui
IsignaIent: lie ciel prend a Phori-
zon une teinte rougeatre, puis
devient pen a peu grisatre ct Ii
vide; lie soieil, depouille de ses
Irayons, offre un aspect sanglant
Iratmosphere Sc charge dun sable
fin, emporte par le vent CONNIE
Il'ecume de la mer pendant la
temp6te. C'est alors quill faut
fur au plus vite, car bient0t tout
ls'agite sous le souffle dn Khan
SIN Ie desert Sc creuse ct de.
Went houleux; la poitrine du
voyagenr est oppressee. son Gil
sanglant, ses levres arides Ell
lbrnlantes.
Tant0t les chameaux s'empor
tent dams nh galop fougueux
ltant6t ills s'arretent, ct, cachan1
lleurs longs cous dams le sable
Icherchent d s'ecllapper, en pres
lsant leurs naseaux contre le sol
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

LIE gouyerneur Nichols est re,
Eenu samedi dernier q La Nou-
velle. Orleans. Son voyage dams
l,Ouest n'a dure que dix jours,
Dams ce court laps de temps, ga
sante cbanceIlante s'est retablie
LIE enlargement de cIimat ct C
court repos, don't il await tan'
besoiR, lni ont fait beancoup dc
biep.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27
LOST.

In this parish. between February
Ia, 1876, and this day, a certain
promissory note drawn by Helene
and Damas Hebert in favor of II. &
L. We'll, for The sum of $75, with
interest from 1872 at eight per cent
per annum, said note bearing date
February IA, 1876. Payment stop
ped.-A suitable reward will be
given to the finder.
II. s. L. WE'LL.
Assumption, October %, 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

La famine fait de terribles ra
wages dams rInde. Les rapports
officiels admettent que dams neu1
districts de la pr6sidenee de Ma
dras 2,SOO,0 900 personnes soni
mortes de fain depuis lie Ter jan
vier jusqu'au Ter JUN 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Chas. w. Lowell. ex-orateur de
Ia Chambre des Representants
sous Warmoth, ct plus tard mai
tire de poste A la Nonvelle-o -orle-
ans, est mort dams pEtat du
Maine, le 8 de ce mois, dams une
complete mis6re.-Le proverbe
dit que lie bien NAL acquis ne
profite jamais.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Les negres de Shreveport ont
ehoisi l'ex.lieutenant- -gouverneur
Antoine pour candidat a Ia place
de maire de cette vile.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

E Les abonues du Pionnies, qui ne
rscesraient pas regulierement lenrs hume
ros, nous rendront IN grand service ennous
signaiant sans delai toute irregularite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Les republicans franeais de Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans ont tire nn sa-
Int de cent-trois coups de canon,
samedi dernier, pour celebrer Ia
yictoire remportee aux dernieres
elections en- France.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Tn homme de couleur presi-
DAFT dernierement une convention
democratique tenue q Boston.
Celia prouve evidemment que
|l'Etatdu Massachusetts nest pas
|encore bien reconstruit.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

LIE Progress, de Terrebonne, dit
que la came ne rend pas dams
cette paroisse ct que les plan
teurs qni avaient commence !
ronler ont 6teint leurs fonrneaux
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-27

Kellogg. M. Packard est mort ct
enterre ; morte ct enterree la le-
gislature Packard, ct, avec tout
CO monde, M. Kellogg qui en-
etait la creature. Dun autre cote,
une election de majorit6 qui dom
matt pour resultat M. Nichols,
avec une legislature aussi legitl-
me que lui, ct un s6nateur aussi
Ngitime que Pun ct l'autre.
NJ. Nichols ct son gouyerne-
ment seuls viyent, gouvernent
legirimemeat ct sans conteste,
non settlement en- droit, mais en-
Ifait; non settlement aux yeux de
|la Louisiana, mais devant rUnion
tout entiere. Croyez,yous pour
tant que ces messieurs, vaincus
par les fats les plus patents, ct
lpar lie droit, plus evident encore
lque les faits, won't reeonna1tre i'm
Ilnediatement lie senateur nOmme
lSpofford Oh! que non. lis CHI
lcaneront sur l'admission de M.
tSpofford, sans pombre de raison,
4
sans ia moindre esperance de
success mais lis chicaneront. lis
1feront meme, sill est necessaire,
revivre M. Kellogg non pas
lpour l'admettre, non pas pour
1deeider entire les deux, mais pour
lprolonger la situation ct lie deni
lde Justice envers la Louisiana,
Iaui dure depuis tant d'annees.
Et pourquoi cette odieuse ei
Ioutrageante comedie !? Mon Dieu
la raison est bien simple. lis sont
maintenant 80 on 81 senateurs
Republicans contre 50 d6mocra.
ties. ct il v q un on deux malades
d,parmi les premiers. De telle sortt
iaue la majorite radieale serai
fort en- danger 81 ces deux demo
Icrates 4taient admis ou plutot
Hi ny aurait plus qu'une egalit'
Z de voix entire les deux parts, g
iii faudrait avoir sans cesse re
: cours a la voix pr6ponderante d.
vice president pour faire penche
!. LA balance en- favour du radica
! lisme.
: Et 81, par hasard, idee qui fai
{ dresser les cheveux meme sur le
'Itates les plus chauves ct les pin
v6nerables du radicalisme, 81 un
voix Sc deplacait ct passait au
d6mocrates, ce serait I'abomins
ton de Ia desolation dams le ten
ple saint ce serait l'arche saint
= viol6e ct jetee dams le camp infid'
lie; ce malheur serait irreparabl'
: et le r6pnblicanisme bien ct dt
: ment enterre.
Or lie republicanisme, aux yen
de ces messieurs, passe avant
pays. II faut le soutenir a TOT
= prix, meme aux depends de
- Constitution, meme aux d6penf
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