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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
Waits and Strays.

How little is known of what is in the
bosom of those around us! We might
explain many coldness could we look
into the heart concealed from us; we
should often pity where we hate, love
when we think we can never forgive, ad-
mire when we curl the lip with scorn and
Indignation. TO judge without reserve
of any human action is culpable temer-
ity, Of all our sins the most unfeeling
and frequent.
The art of spreading rumors is com
pared to that Of pin-making There is
usually some truth, that is called WIRE"
as this passes from hand to hand, one
gives it polish, another point; others
make and put on the head, and ut last
the pin is complete.
He that threatens us, not having the
power to harm us, would perhaps do so
if he could; but he that threatens, hav-
ing the power, is not much to be feared.
A man in a paroxysm of passion may
exclaim: L would stab you if had a
swordT And, perhaps, he would be up
to his word; but he who has sword
will either use it without threatening, or
threaten without using it.
If we wish to know who is the most
degraded and the most wretched of hu-
man beings, look for man who has
practiced vice so long that he curses it
and clings to it; that he pursues it be-
cause he feels great law of his nature
driving him on towards it; but, reaching
it, knows that it will gnaw his heart, and
make him roll himself in the dust with
anguish.
The young person who does not sea-
sonably set himself about establishing
useful and solid habits Of thought and
action, and who does not resolutely pur.
sue the path which Providence points
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
Stories from Delaware.
Dover Sentinel.

One morning, two or three days ago,
middle-aged man with sore thumb
and look of anticipation entered JUS
tice Goodwins Office and sat softly
down. He put his hat on the floor, sat
up very erect, and for three strai ght
hours hardly moved finger At noon,
as the Justice was ready to go, he asked
the strange man if he wanted anything.
"Yaw," he calmly answered. We'll,
what is it," Il WANTS to see the Shus-
tice." Il am the man, replies his Hon
or. Il thinks so all der while" said the
man as he sat down again. Did you
want to see me on business?" asked the
puzzled official "Yaw." What is your
business what do you want to ask me?''
II WANTS to get married" well, where
is the bride?" Il doan know about any
prides?" Where is the woman whom
you desire to marry?' asked his Honor.
l haf neffer seen her" was the calm re-
ply. well. how can | marry you to
anybody" Il don't know" Where is
the woman?" exclaimed the court. The
man went away saying: Il schall get
married nc more till next year
During the trial of Bert johnson, on
Saturday, Alderman Dickson called a
witness, named Alex. johnson, three
times without getting an answer. Then
he was told to call Chalk" which he
did, and immediately in walked one of
the blackest negro boys we ever saw,
whereupon the judge, in his fatherly
way, lectured him for not answering
when called, and told him whatever he
did to be punctual in his court, as he al
lowed no technicalities, and especially
"Chalk."
The following story was told us few
days ago by gentleman who witnessed
it: A simple negro was arraigned, who
was charged with larceny. Judge Gil
pin was on the bench, and he asked him
if he had any counsel The negro re-
piled that he had not. Judge Gilpin
told the Attorney General to proceed
and he would look after the negro's in
terests. After examining couple OF
witnesses, there being no proof to con
vict the negro, the Attomey-Genera
abandoned the case, and Judge Gilpir
directed the jury to render a verdict
mot guilty" The negro was not Ions
in finding the door of the court house
when he was joined by friends, who ask
ed, Jim, Is you clare?' "Yes, l am,
"How you get clare?" why, l ies go
that little man that sets up there in d.
pulpit, with whitc whiskers, to take m,
case and he clared me. II you eve
want one, jest get him, for / tell you h,
lis good one" This happened a
Georgetown, few weeks before tn,
death Of Judge Gilpin.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
Married on the Spot.
OleaE (N. Y } Record,

I'll marry any girl in the room that
will have me" said a half -tipsy young
fellow. I'll take you said fresh,
clear-eyed young girl of II. And in half
an hour they were married and being
congratulated by their friends. This
actually occurred, only few weeks ago,
in the near vicinity of Frankyille, in this
county. The occasion was country
dance, the participants were farmers
son and farmers daughter, neither Of
whom had exchanged word with the
other until the above scene occurred.
The young fellow had been drinking and
thought he would say something 'smart"
and astonish the girls with his audacity.
The girl, however, had heard that he
was good fellow and being moved
by that spirit which will not take a
dare if death come,' took him at his
word. They are now living with the
young fellows parents, and are studying
each others character at their leisure.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
AN AIR CASTLE.

built house in my youthful dreams,
In sunny and pleasant nook,
Where might listen, the whole day long,
TO the voice OF gurgling brook;
| A cottage with wide and airy rooms,
And broad and shining floors
A house with the hidden charm of home
And the freedom of Out-of-dOors.
Fair morning glories climb and bloom
AT Will by the eastern caves,
And on the doorstep and window sill
The roses shake their leaves;
And fair, Old-fashioned lilacs toss
Their purple plumage high,
While honeysuckles drop their sweets
On every passer-by
Down at the end of a pleasant path
Is group of evergreen trees
Pine and hemlock and spruce and FIR,
With their spicy fragrances;
And, sweetest picture of calm content
That mortal ever saw,
Under low-boughed apple tree
Is a beehive made of straw.
There is room in the garden for all the flowers
ever loved or knew
Dear common blossoms and roadside friends
And the florists darlings, too;
There is room for thickets and beds of MOSS
For dells of deepest shade,
Where all tho birds of the summertime
May warble unafraid.
How sweet to sit in the fragrant shade
In the hush of a summer noon,
IO wdtCH Cne DeeS at tnelf nappy task,
And listen to their pleasant tune;
resinOus smell in the resonant air,
From the gloom where the fir boughs meet,
And the ripping warble of the fearless birds
To make the stiffness sweet!
have pictured it all hundned times
shall do it a hundred mOre
But never shall own the pleasant home
With the roses over the door.
Never dream of mine came true;
1t is fate's unbending law;
never shall see the apple tree,
Nor the beehive made of straw.
have pictured it all a hundred times
l shall do it again and again,
But never shall see my roses press
Their cheeks to the dewy pane;
Nor smell the creamy syringa flowers
The OdOr of sweet-briar leaves,
Nor hear the swallows which chirp and build
Under my friendly caves.
But yet, in the airy realm of dreams,
Where all my riches be,
enter into the heritage
Which is else denied to me;
have but to close my eyes, to find
My Eden without flaw
The home, the garden, the apple tree,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
WHOLE No. G4:2 G4:2.

Peter had dog; that dog worried a
neighbor, and that neighbor threatened
to shoot the aforesaid Peter The result
was bad for the dog. When questioned,
Peter said: You see, Use always KEEP
a dog, not so much for de lub OBJ de dog,
but case he obersees de prem 'ses. Now,
whedder it be better to keep de dog an
be shot, or turn de dog loose an not be
shot, is de painful question for de owner
ob de dog to 'scuss. Now, rudder hab
de dog race 'stinct than be shot, and
consequently my dog is dead and thar
wont be any more foolishness bout
him, an dis niger am saved to die OBJ a
more healthy disease"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23

out to him, is likely to be uncomforta-
BILE to himself, and, perhaps, burden
some to his neighbors.
1t has been remarked that any man
can be an orator who possesses the two
great requisites of brass and volubility.
If, in conversation, you think per-
son wrong, rather hint difference Of
opinion than offer contradiction.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23

A New VIEW OF JUDAS IscARIoT.-
The Rev. j. B. Cottrell, of Kentucky.
preached at Atlanta, Ga, a few Sundays
ago, when he advanced new theory of
Judas treachery He said: Peter was
not a man Of policy He would never
have been elected to an office He had
a blunt way of speaking the truth under
all circumstances, and was not careful
to tit his statements together. Judas,
of all the apostles, would have been cho-
sen bishop, as he had fine idea Of
financial management, and was just the
man to carry the money bag for the
apostles. When he betrayed Christ he
thought it was only financial stroke.
He had seen Christ work numerous mir
acles and he thought, Well, here / can
gain thirty shekels Of silver for the
brethren, and Christ can take care Of
HIMSELF and so he went in to cheat the
Jews out Of the money, and intended no
harm to Christ
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-11-23
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17
SateruS RterauSfub: nno 8iers
etftfubr.

8aierns BierausfHbr bat i'm
Sabre 1876 ab9enommen, uno stuar um
Is. 1921 Sectoliter 9eseH 6us &priahr bel
ienen Senoun9en, DDbei bet NtalSnuf.
i6lag riiduersitet tuiro; bic Nifsfibt
obue Inipru6 auf 8i~duer9itung bob
ii9 oaeesen INN 2218 6eetoliter. Nus
benz rehtsrbeiniihen Bdiern tpuroen
aussefibrt init Nusipru9 auf Riduer.
9iituns res WalSduiidlaees 5o2, 254
Sectoliter unb 5tpar 4O3,834 6ectpltter
mad ben noroesHtfHen 6taaten, 55,O07
8. in oasSonuereinsnuslaub nno 40 Alb
10. na6 Baben, @urtembera, GliaB=
9otbrin9en. Die sr6Bte Nusfubr bate
Der 5oIamtsbejirf girnbere: 276..275
s., pouun 225.55S 8. ALIEN mad 9oro.
ceuti9lano sin9sn, odnH folst 8anreut6
nit 1851 g., tueldes Aunntnm fat
gans nndJ ben norobeutihen Stdoteft err
pOrtirt tuuroe; Min9en nit nur 33,678
s., tuopon 1899 s. in bas 8oluereins.
lano, &12,634 SSectpliter nod 8aoen,
Rirtemberg &c. uno 6O75 6ectoliter
rod 3orboeuti6luno giuseH. 9of nit
24,2l4 g., @urS6urs nit 22,876 s.,
GIssburs 1885 $. u. |. ~. Dime @ns
ipru9 nuf &Idpereiituns bes Mal,aufs
i6la9es tpuroen 1898 6ectotiter ausaes
fibrt. bic s~r6Btentbeiis in 5lai9en In
bas 3onoereins aitslan6 9iaaea. Nus
Der 8fals purbea ausseflhrt pom re
siife &aiIersfautern: 1927 g., foooDn
14.242 mad 8aoen, @lrtembera, 81
ioB 2otbriusen uno 1886 s.. nod ben
nDrolihen Bereinsftanten 9iugen, oua
2abui9sbafen 1876 g. Wopon 1874
nod 8nhen II. I. 10. uno 2O23 s.. mad
ROr6btuti9lanb seianbt tpurben.
@in9efihrt muroen I'M Sabre 1876 in
8aiern: A. Nus ben 8ereinsftaaten
tuuroeH einsefibrt (perftenerte audnti-
tdten) 1876 SeetoL., iDUnOa oneiit auf
ben 8fSirt Weinin9eh $3.50 o. unb auf
Bir5burs 1919 treffen. Die ginfubs
rem mad ben i6risen 8eSirfen iino mn
~6eoentsno. ne6er9anasiteuerfre tpur<
ben einseflbrt Hab &aiferslouteru 1851
$ uno mad 2uoipi9Shaien S5T s., 10
oaB Die @eIan1mteIntubr nar 81 ,293 8.
6etrdst, UNI 967 $. me6r ais i'm Sabre
1875. B. NuS Dem Sereinsausldnf 6
nit 3Oneinri4tuna .uurben einsefi6rt
im 9aHseR &0Higrei6 1888 Sir. gkf
in einfd9en @ebinoen 2454 Bio. IL
6ectoi.), um BAL Ctr. poer 14O2 Sec,
tOl. mebr ats i'm Sabre 1875. Sci n ets
TEN Der sr6Bte Tbeil uuroe ans Defer
] reid eiugefiibrt, Hdmlib 1896 Ctr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17
&taSco &teSen.

lHH Der 46r.e.l
u i,e8; Safte seSlrt Don benz Siasco Der
orteltiten Srunnenfabrit ben MantI &
Se5osa Eww =
gepes: Dab i@ ia u~Oraassefeh'n SAT-
ia lacn S&iTer: wWenn Der Nantt fda'.
muB cer 9ersos nu6!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17
eta etatassmdra.s. tn SaIeratem,
Aat,iatiass oe,sathsaSlud.

i H. aA 1 49, a-Ee|r
Aaisihts5 oe,EaihsaSlud.
| Sin ianaer Ram t28 Sabre el1 Fumt
auf -otsiem aLnt mShr Iunagrp6tMltheu
Bsse cine 8sb~ nsaAdalitn Don ionftem
@Baroc Ct une pnsensbinen 9euBern. @tr
wdS 2 srm6asn tpinibsnSperth. Ofsrten
untsr O. w. in Der Sgpseition b. VI. abs
;ugeten. Dissection SbrsnIdhe.
@ IL ei
O W. Gsp nor rslt spfae(tera I'M.
m6sli&r auS pnaehen. Biiie heuie an nless
den GiteRnanssseimer eie pdullv
e. @S lteat Elm l,tisf unter Der 6eiDns.
ten Geih@ pellassrno fur DID. o. w.
WV ~
E. Seine autpcr2 On mudlt MIDI
Jun. unslidlihiten Meniden 18reiieilt
Ou an rteiner Trene2 yO.W. q
v.
O.. w. 6eute minblta Nufi@lus iibsr.
Niles. Oisisibe Stunbe, ute DOT pIer,s6ne
BaSer. E.
VI.
100 Ghaler Selohnuup.
GprSelteru Absno rerlieB mein Sobn
Otto eas elteriide SanS uno 1T Ieitbsr
niht tuieher 3urifsefshr. Wsr iber ZEN
Serbleib raeine8 SoSncS bsfrieoiacupe
austunft eeben tam, e,hdit C6iae g Icb.
nuna rSu Gem tiefbefnngnerteu 8ater.s
Harl 2Sintr.
VII.
So Sboler
erhdit Neienieeu pel@er uns iber ben
8etbletb nnierer Sodter emma AustunIt
9eben fam. unisre Io&ter perlleB purs
eeiteln pas elterli@e paus, obne surid.u.
fetren.
Die ae6eueten Gltern
adauit Settrum u. Grau.
VIII.
/ Otto! Ga, sstt auss uessiesenl as6r.
emma! Wi, Wllisen elm, unb uer3ei6eu
Dir AGef. Il
K.
DIE 8erlpbuna S6rer Go@ter @mna
MT Germ Otto Biusr beetren li& Srcius
oei unb Setnnnten bieronsh erne6enlf dns
SuIeioen.
Gueuft 8ertrom u. Srau.
sta XII.
0etfern ~feterten ben FROZEN. Gas itrer
ehelidsn 8~erbineunea
DITTO @iler,
ICansno R;0a. az M.
XII.
e S'edbrieF. I'm
Beter WalIer, GaHrer Der tuternatlcs
tinitltden Observation-Disclosures
idaft lit ro:aeffsrn unt.r Wttnabme BON
$l50,O0O Hi&tto seporoen. Better Maus
Ter wu;oe sulest seieheu, pie er in 8,alet.
elmer Dame per DroiHte nod benz
Sahnhcf fuhr. Gine 9elobnuna bon
$3,eOO rriro Dem jusefimert Der unS auun
p~abboftperoen beS 0erbrenerS perbtlf..
Vsrpultunssratb.
XIII.
Sd sstse hermit an, bas mid metne
Srau @mmd, at6. 9ertrant b6swiIta Der.
loiIen bat, 1no marine Secernonn, berIeI.
ben etipas ..ouf ueiuen Ramen 3u boraen.
Otto @iGer,
q XIV.
Sine iunse, uerlaffene Grou .6ittet einen
alien Ssrrn nm Elm Dorle6n
BON iehn Ehulern. 8id,atluns nod nes
6cretntunft. AoOreHen sub E. w. Sc.
lorat Die Expedition b. 3.
g. XIV.
Sine us.lafene Srou btttet etnen ebeIben<
tearen dltern 4erfn uHa elm Darlehn bon
S6alern. nnbesrenSte Oantbu,te,t
(sub e. w. In Der @ypebtttou.)
yitc XVI & H6e
Settfrn tpurbe bic 9ss6e elmer, d,m!i&
eetleisete frau tm @aher trel6enb eeS
Gin serrihenes E~aihenfuh, tpsl.s
dies man bei thr farb, I dst Bite. 9uhRa@
Ben e. W. W'r iber bic '9ei5e rdsete
ausfntft seben fam, meloe fh BEL hem
Bclyeiprd foium.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17

w0S0m duf Wanden 3578 CTR, 5r,ilui.
ting 1878 Ctr, G1peinfurt 2974 ctr,
aertb d. u. 1867 Ctr, 6of 209I CTR,
gRfrn6erg 400 Ctr. trefsH. ST. Die
@fnf5, rdmlih mad 2dbfpissbafen, uurf
ben s Ctr. ei,sefibrt, bieruon Z Sir.
aus Oe5ts rrei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17

Gip lpnasr Ram I2S Sabre el) luht
auf btsiem aInt mzhrJ unserp6tAltdeu
&ese cine 8sb nsasid ATTN Don ionFtem
@Baroc Ct uno~ pasenshmen 9eusern. ST.
NOS 0srnh6ssn tpanibsnSwerth. OFsrten
unter O. w. in DER Sypseition b. "a. ab.
sueeten. Dissection GbrsnIdhe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-17

Iiessus unb punbsr6ar selfaliete 5ll&e,
GseiseI, Seefsrns, treble NIT feinen "a.
fen a6er chne Nuaer, MuiHeln,
SGrudmrne unb RpruIen in letnen Mas
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
M. 81.

patience DIES republicans. Impru-
dents. !mpaticnts, yiolents. .raalcauX,
Ills uoliieralent prise ct beau .jeu q
leurs a,'ve:s;,irc> de muuvaISe fol,
de provN'atlon ct de collps d'i.tat.
.AprtS tout. lis ont ralsOn. Sachant
que la France est porr euN ct que
lc peuplc les iuStitirra demain.
Mais uuanl on tcrira l'hStoirr de
:ces temps. aIor> que la France rtpu-
blicaine nanra plus de prttendantS
possibles. lorsquc MacMahon sern
.passc con,me tout dautreS, Ia page
des intrigants, DIES pretendantS, dies
ambitieux, DIES u!tramontains do
fagitation cl@ricalc, !es ltgitimistes
de Ia vicillerie ti.mlaie, les orlt,anis-
tcS. de Ia cocartlc triolorc ct dies
spadasinS du bonapartismc. he SER,
nj brillante III gloricuse. ST la Com
mune, ct c'est Ia son plus grand cri-
me, ma pas craint de 'ionner aux
-Allenands lc spectacle dune guerrc
civile, odieusc ct cpouvantablr, les
pretendants daujourd'hui, toujours
les mtmeS, touours teroces, prttS il
tout pour le triomphe de leur ambi
tion personnelle, l'ayant pour Fran
ce que la France de leur roi. dc leur
empereur OH dc lcur Rome, he crai-
gncnt point lie lancer leur pays dams
une politique d'intrigues, de conspi-
rations. dc haineS, dc violences, do
coupS de ttte, dc coups dEtat, de
revolutions ct de ruines,-et quand
la France a besoin de paix, d'ordrc,
dc reparation ct de .justice,-et
quand la moindre imprudence, 4 Get
te heure de gucrre peut -Gtre gene
rale ct certainement ettroyable, peut
jeter Ia France Il rabime!
MaiS Ia France lie Sera pas Ia vic
time dc liniquitt dies parts, de Finn
pitte DIES prttendants ct de Ia flu
reur des ambitieux. Et la republi-
que, >alut supreme dun pcuple fer
ct dun peuple librc, triompher:s
pour Ia confusion lie ses ennemis ct
rhonnenr de Il. civillsation modernc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
I H..

Au dcmellrant. CONNIE les yic,lN
sont souvent biZarrcS.l lie Scnat pour
raft bien he pas consentir Il Ia dis
solution dc PAssembl6c. TT 81 les
vieillards disaicnt rtsolilmcnt non.
le martchal lie saurait vraimcnt plus
quel fer chauffer ct battrc. MacMa
hon, scion toute probabil1te, .!onnc-
rait sa dcmission ct s'ctf;acerait du
premier plan. Du restc. sill est ul
Il. ccuy qui peuvcnt brillcr ;,u Sc
f.,>ad rang. lie genie ne Ia point sa-
era pour le premier role, ct rhistoi-
.e lli;s nect ire Gu'il ny await pas
meme en- yacMahon retot1c dun
simple Monk.
En- ;,dmettant que le Stnat cen
seite 4 Ia dissolution de rAsse1n-
blee, e,qu'une nonvelle election ait lieu,
que lie ministerc Broglie- Fortou ma
nipulc les elections avec tout le Ia
lent ct toute l'honEbtete qn'on lui
connaitt, apres !-Certes. il faut Ia
vouer, ritalien de Broglie ct le bo-
napartiste Fortou sont d'habiles ct
d'audacieux manipulateurs elccto-
raux. lie personne! dcs prefets. ccs
Wallets lie chambre du pouvoir exc
cuff, q dGja etc rcmaniG. LIE clcrge,
les gendarmes, les garles-champe-
tres ct les mares de lordre moral
agiront de tous les c6teS. On verra
rcparaltre les candidatures officiel-
les ct les gems ofiicicux. La presse
sera bridee, lc droit de reunion sera
entrave, le gouvernement pesera dc
son poids dams rGuvre de reaction
anti-republicaine ct anti-democrati-
que. Apres? Ceux qui pcnsent que
de tells moyens empGcheront la Fran
&C de dire s;a volonte ct de lnanifrs,
ter hantement son choix, Sc trompent
singulierement. La France nest nj
servile nj idiote. Ellie salt bien que
la royaute ltgitime ne lui donnerait
nj ii paix nj IL grandeur, que la roy
aute constitutionnelle selait un Ieur-
re ct I'M mecomptc, que rcmpire,
cette chose de Sedan, serait pour
ellie la plus miserable des tolies ct
dies ayenturc>. ct quill NY a vr.i-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
Doctrine .Amc1:icainc.
q

! Les Etats-Cn ont une doctrine
amelicaine.-cc qu'on pourrait nom
! mer I'LL credo.
Et cette doctrine, constitutionnel-
| lc, democratique ct rationale, est
certainement celle qui fait la gran
deur ct la gloire dies Etats- Unis.
Mons lui devons tl'ttre ce que nous
sommeS, ct c'est par ell. senle que
nous resterons dams le droit, dams
la Justice, dams la verito ct dams 10
progress.
II nest pas I'LL American lie vingt
ans qui lie Ia connaisSe, ct les en-
fants euX-memes ne peuvcnt Iigno-
rer. Ellie falt partie de notre tluca-
ton, de Fair que nous respirons, du
sol OH nous marchons, de Ia patrie
qm est nOtrc patrie. Nous sommes
baptlseS Ell son nom ct pour Sd plus
grande gloire.
Ellie ST resume Ell quelques mots:
-libertc dc conscience, liberte dc
cutie ct de fol. tolerance religleuse,
ct separation absoluc de rEgllse ct
dc rEtat.
En- politique, ellie Sc complete par
&C pW porte commandment le nom
dc doctrine Monroe.
Car sill nt vouS est pas ncrmis.
CONNIE individu, d'in:ervenlr dams
les at1ai,cs Qui re.ar,lent ma cons
clel,cc d'indivitl,1, il he doit pas ttre
plus permis Il TN peuplc d'intervc-
mir dams les atf;,!res polti9ues dun
antre peuple.
Mais aus>itot que, par l'tcole, le
college, runivcrsitt on autre chose.
vous aurcz tavorise un cutie on une
cglise OF, profit dc ccux dc &C cutie
ct tic cette eslisc; aussit0t que Pc
tat sera plus OH moins lc serviteur
de rEglise, OH rEglise la scrvante
dc 1Etat; :ussitot ql'une intcrven-
ton gouvcrnemcntale ST vera t;ait
sentlr dams les questions de reli gion,
rnl nc Sont point dn resort dc.rE-
tat, on dams les atf;iircs dc nationa
lite ctrangere, qui sont dc drvit
ftrangeres a votre souvcrncmcnt ct
4 votrc peuple, Ii rtpublique dcs
Etats- Cn1s ne sela plus, ct Ia demo.
cratic amclicaine aura vec1.
Aussl tenons-llous en- prutlemmcnt
a Ia doctrine amfricaine dc la libcr-
te dc conscience, dc Ia libertt do
cultes, dc la separation dc rEclise
ct dc rEtat, dc Ia non intervention
dams les atfaires politiques, sociilrs
ct rcllgieuses dc nos voisins ct aes
penpIes voisins. En- &C f;,isant. nous
evitelons toutc grerre all nom de
D'cu ct ;'u nom dies gouvcrncb.ents.
Nous vlvrons eli l,aix ct ell justice.
keSpectant, nous SelOns reSpcctts;
hOnOrant nous SerOns ItnnoftS i5'e3s
plus, notrc doctrine ser. 1'ua2 t.ilr'
pOrtte ct dune tc]le gslsou, go
nous serons rcXemp'e I,ouf Il --'1
tres ct les vGritable$ his al".s
Ia civilisation.
Catholiqucs, vOudliez vo"s
religion IEtat qu' .eraif Ie :
disme, ct dc quel droit ie III.
me OH le puritanisme re&ls
rait-il Ia conscience tes cat
Que 81 les Etats-In'S
Qu'um meme cretlo et fln''
autel, il ne scrait pas eiia@r.
llallc d'abaisscr Get anie' =.
portions AA s,.lts loeA'' ct III
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
AGENTS DU LOUlSIANAIS.

Nouvcllc- Orl6ans:--A.G G. Roman, Ichou-
pitoulas ST.. No. Il.
st.-Jacqucs, St.-Jean-Baptistc, lhrrSille,
Assomption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes,
Donaldsonvilic.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-E,louard Z. Nou-
ton.
Nouvclle el,eric:-Augustc Girot.
Vacherie morris Fcitel.
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