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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
NO. 26.

honore, que lie peuple y soft digne,
que Ia misere ct Fesclavage y soient
inconnus, que Immigrant v trouve
la main des hommes ct rhospitalit6
DIES frtres, que le pays, le plus richie
du monde par Ia tertilite de son sol,
ell soft aussi le plus heureux ct le
plus reconnaissance.
Nous voulons que IN Louisiana ait
des champs cultives, des agricul-
teurs estimes, DIES travailleurs retri-
bues dies ouvriers 1espectes, ,des mar
clands honnetes, tout un peuple
produisant dams Ia paix, ,vivant dams
Ia joie ct chretiens dams les nuvres.
Mails nous ne d6Sirons pas qu'elle
connaisse les injustices ct les violen-
ces de rultramontanisme.
Nous voulons pour ellie le credit
tacile, rargent sans usure, le capital
sans critics, la banque sans PIE 6ges,
l'imp6t leger, CONNIE ausSi dies che
Minis de fer, des canaux, dies bateaux,
Ies steamers, un commerce Qui Sc
rait la Vie ct Qui serait In richesse
generate. Quelques manufactures ne
lui nuiraient pas.
Nous lui youlons 6galement des
gouverneurs integres, tles admins
trateurs honor.bles, des OFFICERS pu-
blics consciencieux, des legislateurs
6claires, des JUICES qui soient ,justes,
des Cours qui soient DIES tribunaux,
des magistrats qui soient sa (ligm-
te, sa protection ct son temoignage
devant Ia civilisation. Ayant quel-
qUes avocats dc moins ct nombre dc
travailleurs de plus, ellie ne sen por-
terait que mieux. Mais il est nGces-
salre que son peuple abandonne la
politique constante, incessante ct
demoralisante, pour un ]abeur cons
tant, incessant ct moralisateur. Lit
politique de ces dernieres annGes a
etc de Ia boue. Ellie a rejailli jusque
sur les meilleurs. Ainsi continuee,
ellie ferait de Ia Louisiana In dema-
gogie Ia plus intecte de runivers.
&c pays deviendrait le plus horrible
trou punais quill soft possible de
concevoir. On Y etoutferait.
Mais non, celia n'arriver.a pas.
La guerre est tinie, nous avons Ia
paix, nOtre gouvernement Sc recon-
mande par des qualities viriles ct des
vertus precieuses.
Salut done !; Ia Louisiana de de-
main.
Et ppus qui avons d6ja donn6 i Ia
Louisiana d'hier vingt-cinq ans d'ex-
il, de sueurs, lie bonne volonte ct dc
notre amc francaise, nous demons
avec .joie ce qui nous reste de jours,
de pensees ct d'esperances la Loui-
siane de demain ct de pavenir, en-
disant CONNIE t0ujours, avec Ia fol
dun chcGtien, Ii philosophie dun
homme ct pindependance dun libre-
penseur: Laborcmus.
Car vous qui dites que nous SOM
mes I'M athee, vous vous trompcz.
Vous lisez NAL.
Nous croyons supplement ct pro-
fOndement aux chooses vraies, aux
chooses justes, aux chooses bellies, aux
grands principles sociaux qui Sap
pellent la libert6, Ia justice, phuma-
mite, lie progress, Ia patrie ct Dieu.
Nous croyons aussi i Ia science ct 4
Ia raison, qui lie sont point dies BIAS
phemes, mails qui font les croyants
sinceres, veritables ct scion Ia res
ponsabilit6 ct Ia souverainete de Ia
conscience.
Puis, 4 cause lie ces derrieres H.
gneS, S,pOlr Qu'On Sachc bien Oni mons
sommes, nous signons.
j. GENTIL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
VARIETIES
P r o G r E 9.

Nlais rhomme ma pas qu'un be
soin, le besoin de manger, ct qu'un
aiguillon par consequent pour le
pousser au progress. II a d'autres be-
SONS encore, ct 4 leur injonction
d'autres idees a METRE en- requisi
ton, ct d'autres progress a faire pour
completer son corps ct vivre en-
equilibre avec la nature.
Or la nature Ia cree nu par ex.
ception ct livr6 par Ia sans defense
au caprice de ratmosphere. La rom
de deS saisOns en- tourilant sur sa
t6te lie ballotte sans cesse dune
temperature q l'autre, de la neige 4
la capicule.
Cmque jour, un peu plus tarl Oh
un peu plus tot, Ia mutt jette Pom
bre sur lni ct lie prend CONNIE sous
1(n 1let. L'obscurit6 lie condamne a
linaction, il perd ainsi une partie
de son existence.
II a sans dOute dams Ia cOnfOrma-
ton savante de sa main un admira-
ble clavier de movement pour lie
travail, mais simple outil de chair,
ellie secherait a pguvre sur la bran
che OIL sur Ia pierre, avant de pou-
voir la fendre GU Ia brlser.
La main ne saurait non plus rete-
mir lie liquide; lie liquide coule, glis-
Sc entire ses doigts, ct tout un mon-
de echappe ainsi jusqu'a nouvel Or
I1wo \ uo lon,;uo+;o,,
Enfin le temps fuit dune marche
silencieuse sans que l'homme puisse
jamais saisir la cadence de son pas
dams pespace ct regler sur pheure le
travail de la journee.
VOLTA lie probleme 4 resoudre. LIE
besoin presse, a Peuvre done, ct de-
bout.
L'homme commence par le cou-
vert immediat du corps, par le vete-
ment; dams le principe, c'est-a-dire
a retat chasseur, il porte la peau de
bette sechee au soleil; mais apres
avoir emigre de p6tat chasseur a Re-
tatpastoral, il file IL laine ct il prend
le manteau.
Avec le temps il passe i la vie
agricole, ct un jour il remarque a
lo0t6 du champ de BILE une plante so.
ciale, ,-voyez toujours panalogie,-
don't Ia tige broyee ct blanche a la
4rosee du matin, donne un tissu plus
fraiS ct plus ]6ger que la laine. Lin
ventlon du drap ou de Ia tQile mar
que tout un ordre de se1tim ents
dams l'humanite.
La femme date de la robe; aupa-
ravant ellie etait une femelle. Mais
le jour Oh, voil6e ct sacree par lie
v0ile, pretresse ct gardienne de son
corps, ellie put seule nouer ct d6nouer
le n@ud de sa ceinture, alors ellie
eut Ia propri6t6 de ga personne, ellie
connut Ia pudeur.
Eheure continue de couler, la ci-
vilisation grandit encore ct va cher
cher an Levant, sur la feuille de MT
rier, une 6tofe a6rienne en- quelque
sorte, ct repand sur ellie pinepuisa-
ble palette de raurore. Et Ia femme,
jusqn'alors esclave, dompte le mai
tre d son tour ct exerce sur lui la
seduction terrible de cette nouvelle
beaut6, nee sous son doigt, nee de
son art, mysterieuse, larmonieuse,
fate de pills ct de conleurs, de fre-
missements ct de parfums.
La libert4 de Ia femme 6tait d ce
prix, ainsi que ga dignit6. Autre-
foia selle abandonnait son amour,
ellie q donnera d6sormais. Et au-
joud'hui fiere ct libre, majestoeuse
ri ao'tess fisssiss sa n,aiestf, ellie trsii-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
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PRIX DEs ANNONCES:
Par carr6 de 10 lignes, ou moins. pre-
miere insertion. Observation-Disclosures 81 ,0O.
Par carr6 de chaque publication sub
sequente observation-disclosures. 20.
Les communiqn6s de nature personnelle
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gre avec r6diteur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nouvelle-O e-Orl6ans:-A.G G. Roman, Tchorl-
pitoulas St., No. Is.
St.-Jacques, St.-Jean-Baptiste, 1berville,
Assomption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes,
Donaldsonville.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edouard E. Mou-
tOn.
Eouvelle- Iberie Girod.
Vacherie Morris Feitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28

le cllmaC, II deOlaye Ia fOret, ii petrlt
le fer ct rassouplit a son usage, ct le
transforme en- scie, en- vrille, ,en serpe,
en- soc, en- hache, en- lance, en- epee,
en- cuirasse.
II depose d'abord le feu sur Iatre,
foyer primitif de penfance de rhu.
mantle. Chaque soir la branche dor.
me famboyante sur la pierre, grou.
pc Ia famille. C'est pheure de la
veill6e, Ia femme file la quenouille,
pa1eul raconte une l6gende.
La famille progresse ct Ia vie din
Mrieur, Ia vie de sentiment, encore
etoufee on restreinte dams lantiqui.
t6, gagne en- expansion, gagne en-
influence; le foyer passe de ratre a
Ia cheminee, ct Ia cheminee resume
jusqua nouvel orlre le dernier relai
du progress, car c'est devant CO mar
bre sympathique, CONNIE devant un
sanctuaire, que chacun de nous, q la
fin de Ia journ6e, 6met, 6change au
petillement de la famine, en- t6te-a-
tete on en- cercle, ce quill de neil
leur en- lui, quill croft, quill aime,
quill espere ct sent en- commun.
E. PELLETAN.
a Continuc'.) i
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28

Mais 81 le Sud ct lie Nortl ne sont
plus hostiles, 81 les d6mocrates ct
les republicans Sc traitent convena-
Element, 81 les parts nationaux ne
Sc font plus une guerre sans piti6,
sans merci ct qui a failli jeter la re-
publique ct Ia democratic dams Ia
bime, nous pouyons dire aussi, eli
descendant a des considerations ega-
lement importantes, car &C point ne
TAFT par le moins noir du present ct
le moins dangereux pour ravenir,
que la guerre des races est finie, on
plut6t qu'elle etc arrttce a temps
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

Last evening. for the first time. the
Senate and Assembly we're both in SEES
sion, and from the appearance Of the nle
in these bodies it would seem 40 If their
night meetings would continue. There
are still large number Of bills in the
hands of the different committees. and
while many of these will remain there.
vet enough will be reported. and will be
iu,erchanged. to keep the Solons actively
at work until the adjournment takes
place. At midnight on Thursday night
the adjournment will occur.
GRAND BALL.-We acknowledge the
receipt of tickets to the Citizens Grand
Ball which will be given tomorrow even
ing At the Thester. Good music will be
furnished for the occasion. and the tick
ct price il 81 SO. This will admit gen
tleman with accompanying ladies. This
will be the last opportunity for the legis.
lstors Of this session to trip the light
fantastic in the Theater. Let there be
GOOD attendance.
TEE funeral OF ". T. Wright in Viz
einis on Sunday 10 said to have been one
Of the largest ever seen in the State.
The miners and others turned out in
crowds, and the Aags over al the hoist
ing works we're ct half mast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

The following are the views OF Gov
eruer Hendricks relative to the pre-
sent situation: The Commission hav-
ing gone according to law. the result
will be the election OF Hayes. l 40
not think they voted according to the
spirit Of the law and their decision WILL
not be satisfactory to the country ana
the longer this people think upon II
the more it will be condemned. But
for the Commission bill, the Senate
would have elected Hayes and the
House Tilden. Both would have bee n
inaugurated. Hayes would have had
the support of the army, Office holders
and the other resources Ofthe Govern
ment, leaving Tilden nothing to night
with had fight been deemed advisa-
HE
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Presbyterian Social.


We we're at the Presbyterian social last
evening. It was held in the Arlington
House rooms. and large crowd was IN
attendance. The refreshments we're e1-
cellent in character. and the fancy work
was of the most beautiful and artistic
kind. In fact all the arrangements have
been perfected with consumate care. and
the festival promises to DO one OF tho
prandest and best of the season. Below
We give the names Of the ladies' who had
the different tables in schsrge. and their
names are Q sufficient guarantee that the
fair was success:
Ice Cream Table-Miss Tufiy, Miss
Minnie Stanton.
Flower Stand-Miss Flemming, Miss
Emma Cotton.
Sofa Cushion Table -Mrs. B. F. Foster.
Candy Stand-Miss Lena Cotton and
Miss Minnie Foster.
Fancy Table-Mrs Cotton, hrs. Glib
son, Mrs. White, Mrs. Helm, Mrs. An
derson.
Lemonade Stand-Mrs. Sterling.
Supper Table-Mrs. Martin. Mrs.
Corbett, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Curry, Mrs.
Culver.
All these ladies Wed with each in their
efforts for the accommodation OF
visitors, and their efforts were every
where appreciated. The hall was taste
fully decorated with the flags OF the
veterans and q spirit of enjoyment
on all sides prevailed. This evening the
feati val will close. aud we would advise
everyone to make at least short call for
the purpose Of aiding commendaols
work.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

A novel feature of the ball of the
telegraphers of Chicago on the 18th
was the music for the dance, which
was furnished in Milwaukee. and
transmitted by wire by means of the
telephone. The wires were also run
into several newspaper offices, and the
music furnished amusement for num-
erous citizens unable to hear it in the
hallr0Om
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

A Virginia hunter says that he saw
about seven hundred thousand ducks
settle on a pond; they were wedged
closely together. He fired both bar
rels Of his gun into them. They flew
away. leaving no dead ones in the
water; but, as soon as the flock spread
out a little, dead ducks loosened and
fell until he picked up enough to fill
twenty-nine barrels.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27
AIMING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board.


Mexican 2als 1SI.s, Ios is,s ,,-<
Gould and Curry :as Ii -.s rs. .,s.> an, .,l<
Best and Belcher aus Ss1., .os $50, ios 50
CalifOrnia 1.Ss 1872 -sS ios3s, '9 9.o ~
Savage ass rs, 2Sus :, o1os UHs' AV'
Con Virginia isis IS, sos ~.
Hale and Nor Zero 81, ,oss os
yellow Jacket sos IA. lbs 1873. zoos 1874 b5
Imperial 1S's g Sc' iSs = i~
Alpha a ms ~ ~, ~ 81. rs 6s<
ReIcher 2,s Ssz, aics sl4, 26,ss SIS
Confidence a's So
sierra Nevada 2e Us "a 'eoS . . 80
SEC ,h bs s,s ,s,t rs i5,I. ,osl
Rniiion ,:as in.
Lady Bryan sos SOC INA M, ,o.s
Snccor ,U's J. "s w. '''> ''' '"'7 ~ '''
,.,,. ~, Sc ms u, sos S.:
,%,la nuS p lios IS s. as s7is
Justice l0Os i3a44, l9Os 1875
Caledonia sl3s :
, Nn.e 81 m aNs !,
loayton aos /. SoOs So
New York Con 1905 sc, zoos SIC
Occidental leos ~ .,o
Union Ion I us ga s.' 'A''s
faJS Washington HOS 21z. ssOs %.
Kossuth 2,s 7Oc, .5s .5c
Alta i2es 50 4G
AnIes E s.n as cons loo
MARI ans sc. 4os SOC
l.eviathan lOos y, laos SIC ~ -.
North Con virginia oVs ooc' '"s e''' -'''' ''~
r 1roSpec az, nj Ia - -"' "
PeTtona 3Oos s,c, zoos
Evening Report.
~s..aov v.,,av 3Os 6Oc
Rs~mnna E Eiv los so
Es1a.. Con oI0. Ies
Ans 5ls Is. sos 81
DII,,,~,1 1Os,s I 81
RYE Patch 2Os 2 81 "a
Leopard zoos 81 5s 5's
ella 1905 85c
Northern Belle 12Os 27s.
Hussey Cos SOC
Gen Thomas zoos 25c
Manhattan 3sOs So. 255s 80. 2oos s's
so
Golden Prize 55Os 81. 45Os So
Modoc 4SOs $50
N Coso 150s 46O
Coso Con 2lOs 25c. zoos 2Oc, AUS 4oc o'o
Con Virginia 42Os AZ
California 1855 49,. oops A
ExcneQuer lOOs So. 4Os 6?s
Caledonia SOS S1.. los ,.,<
yellow Jacket lOOs 1874, AzUs 1914
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27
ESTATE OF VIM. PATTERS0 n,
DECEASED.

NOTICE TO CIR f ID I II o r. S.
~ Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executor of the last will of William Patterson,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against. the said deceased. to ex-
hibit them within ten months after the nrst
publication Of this notice, to the said executor,
st the law Office Of T. ". w. Davies, corner Of
North Carson aud Proctor streets. Carson City,
Nevada. VIM. R. MUSGROVE,
Executor Of the last win Of VIM. Patterson.
deceased.
Dated at Carson City, ed February, ls77.-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany gives notice that on and after
March LIST tho cable rates from this
coast will be reduced from IS cents to
IS cents per word to Great Britain and
France
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

Fox's new American Theater in Phil
adelphia was burned on Saturday. Sew
eral persons were injured. Loss,
$3.50, 900.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

DIR. Temple, pioneer of homeopathy
and the founder of the Homeopathic
College of Missouri, died recently at
st. Louis, aged 20 years.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

General Macarthur. Postmaster at Chi
cago, is found to be defaulter for $3e
600. Let no guilty man escape.
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NOTICE..

We arc prepared to purchase and make I'D
er,s advances on all the substantial mining
.sochs RICE PETERS.
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WANTED Immediately.

A COMFORTABLY FURNIS Ii e d
~ Parlor and Bedroom, or one large room
with privilege Of kitchen, for q gentleman and
his wife. Terms must be moderate and loca-
tion desirable. References exchanged. Ad-
dress E. McILvAIN, at this Office, stating terms
and location. fellt2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

LYoN's KArHAIRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. Is
chariningly perfumed. and has no rival.
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27
NOTICE.

On and after Sunday. 25th inst, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express Office will be open
on Sundays between the hours of 9 and
10 A. NJ, instead of and 2 P. M, rs here
tefore. FL. F. RICE, Ag't w. F. & Co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27
TO MUSlcALlY inclined.

PROFESSOR w. w. WINTERS.
formerly of Philadelphia. Pa, has located
in this city, and is now prepared to give in.
structions on Violin or Double Bass at reason
able rates. Call or address at J. Hunts Restau-
rant Also music furnished for balls, parties,
ETC., brass or string, by Winters d Spargo' 8
Band. Jazat1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the compilations; removes freckles, tan
and ssllowness: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate, Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

HIGHEST and lowest thermometer Tor
Las, "a hours, ending Feb. 2G. Pm:
u;>,,,s, thermometer Sc degrees
-, Thermometer. 80. "a degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27

CARSON CITY SAVINGS
BAN x,
Corner or Carson and Proctor streets,
Carson City. ............... 'Neva""'
TRUSTEES:
George Tudy, Richard kirman
Ed. Stsdtmuller, Jacob Klein.
George T. Davis, George 3: HILL
LA. Herrick, John &. Fox.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Richard Kirman, Ed stadtmuller,
George Tufy.
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits IN
sums as low as One Dollar, and issue Pass
Books for the same; will issue Time ana Oal!
Certificates Of Deposit, and receive Commercial
Deposits on open account, subject to check OF
draft on demand; will pay interest OF Time
Certificates and Savings Deposits; BUY ana sell
exchange on New York, Canada and San fran
cisco. Currency and Bullion bought ana SOLO;
Make collections, loan money, and discount
commercial paper.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES
French Corporation, and
Commercial Union Of London.
GEORGE TUFLY. President.
RICHARD KIRMAN, Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier. novl6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-28

rern I6ulben, fOrtnn tuesidnf. Sm
Sabre 1858 tpuroe BON ber Bnnbesz
r~eeierune bieIer 8ertru9 gbina NIT Der
BaionnetIpfhe nbgedngftiet. Die uraIte
8olifif bieies 2nnbes 5ei9te iicb INNER
Der 4nfniipfun9 BON iltetnntionalen
| BeSiehnnaen nit nnheren 85lfern
~abaeneiat, iuhte ihr @ebiet Ioipobl fur
bic Nustuan6eruns uie 9esen bic @ins
tpanberuns su peridtieBeH uHb that Gt'
les, nm einen SnnhelsDerfebr init Dem
8uslanbe unm6sli9 Su macber. Briz
tannien, 6rdufrei6 uno bic Ser. Staat
ten bahnten E9 inoeB nit @etudlt eineu
@eg=in bas- 9onn uHo rin9et nod tms
mer nit chamber um ben 5anhelspoIitiz
f9en ginfluB. Gmerifa mar BEL bieIem
@ettfampfe I'm Bprtheil. G6enfeuernbe
gnnfees tuerben iberaq gefunber, mo fe
einen SUB brett 8oheT gepinner f6nnen
unb lie serbredea Ii6 niht crit lanee
ben Sopf bariiberf oh lie ein Reft auI
6ieien 8oben baben. Damn iu6te Die
Bunoesresieruns bic 10 ansetniipften
Snnbdsbe5iebungen Su pHesen, fie erz
rt9tete bic 8acifc 9ampfer 3inie
uno Der !San6e[ nit gbina anb
eiten Der mGdtigiten @riinbe ab fir
ben 8au Der 8acific : 8nbn. &6er
in ben neuen SanbelsfanGlen itr6mte
a1h bic htneIide @intpanoerung nit
beriiber, ia tie ipuroe 4nfdr gs BON Der
Bunoesreaierung e6enio ermuntert, pie
Tie BON oer 6inefl6en eri9nert puree.
Die 4uswanbreri9iffe fubren unter
nmeritnnii9er 5tasse, enslii9e anb
amerifanii6e &senten parben bic gu
5ii9ler an unb itedttn semeiniam ben
Yroft in bic Eaihe oieie g6ineIen
famen, ueil iie oerlanet tpurben. Sdtten
iih ni9t Qnes bnSu ee6rdrst, lie in
0ienIt gu nebmen, lie tpirben balo piez
Der 6eimseSusen fem. Sebt lift man in
California auBer fi9 iiber bic Mafie Der
6iueiii6en @intpanorer, ueldIe ben
2aubes9eieben ni6t Suednelieb iin5 uno
OttQionen BON Dollars mad ibrer Seiz
mat6 16leppen. Man tuiq einen @inz
fubr5oQ erbeben, cine Steuer auf ieben
6inefilhen@intuanbre leeen. SnS tpiiroe
aIeroin9s Der @inuanberuns Sdranfen
iebeu, ober our9 jene MaBresel tuirbe
Der 8ertrag BON 1853 er06lid nerlebt
tueroen. Der 3uInboertrag bot 1868,
melder Die Ser. Staten 81 Der meiit,
be9initi9iten Nation Ghina seeeniber
mabte, beftdtiste nO9mals 9ar5 aus
briidli6 bas &e6t Der freien glns unb
Nusruanoerung spilben beiDsn Gdnz
bern. Inter ieinem Sduse 9in9en ame
ritani19e Staatsbiir9er ebeniD mad
China. tute @bireIen 81 uns famea.
0ieIel6e Sanolun9, ipel9e bic &e6te
be5 einen Sheils nerleben ipirber, miB=
ten Die bes anberen aufbeben. Ser
8ru6 oieIer @ertrG9e ipiiroe 9lei6be.
beutenb Iein NIT benz @eri9ninoen IN.
ieres 6ineiii6en Sanbsls, Der 8ertrei'
bu1g u~nIerer &aufleute aus einem oer
9eie9netften 2dnoer ser @elt, Gnslaub,
unIer gefdbrliditer Concurrent in China,
wiroe ii6 tueibli6 iiber elm Iol9e8 8orz
9eben Nmerita's in's 5duft6en laden.
Wefuis, Die @bineien mrQen in ben 8a>
cificitaaten gu elmer i6peren Rld9e 9es
morbeu fem, aber es tpiro elm be1ieres
O2ittel 9eiunOen iuercen miiien, INN Dem
lle6el ent9egen 81 t~reten, als e8 bic
8ertrassuerlebung 1T. Scenes &opf9elo
fDnnte DEM aan5en 2anoe t6euer 81 ftez
ben fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-28
Der preuBtf@e @srt@tsaTe6or.

sd babe i'm niemalS ~oeritanben, obs
iupbl ih ielbit nabeSu SiuDlf Sabre NI-
ftiior 9epeien bin" iaste fiir5li6 Der
9Ibg. 2asfer i'm NbgeuronetenbauIe. SIN
DIR Sbat lit Ter preuBiI6e @eridtsz
t%IieIior bas Observation-Disclosures Ding
in Der %seinmulten Seumteniuelt, unse,
dttst oieIelbe grade nidt arm 1T an
ftagpirbisen @eitaItunsen. 9gr Sc
ridtsaGeiIDr lit un6eitrittbar unb unbe=
iiritten rt6terliher Beamter; troboem
a5tr fehlen ibm bic Wsrfm.l lie Der ri9s
terli9en llnnbbdnsi9feit. @r itebt sur
8erfiauns bes SuftiSminiters uno fam
bon bieiem iibera1 babin p%erianbt tuers
zen, mo man feline Grbeitsfraft sez
braudt. Grosbem man feline arbeitsz
trait ansnubt, bat er fein feftes ginfomz
men, b. +. feiH @ebalt, ionbern mus fi9
fir ben Sad zines Defenders ertbellten
TuItraees nit 9idten beeniisen, tpeIde
~peJfaneu, 70 tpie Der Gnftras iein @nbe
errei6t. gr bat bur9 Gblegun9 Der
@5taotSpriifuna allen Mnipri9eu 0eni9t,
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1tnftr SanStI tntt Gbtna.

I Die @e6iel6esiebunaen spiifen
unierem Sanoel nit CHINA uno Der
6ineiiden @inmanberune iinb en9ere,
als bic Seinoe Der lestersrt einiehen mol
len. SieIelben oerlaneen bic GuFhetung
ober Nbdnberuns bes sesenipdrti9 5ipi<
iden ben Ser. Stnnten unb CHINA ael=
tenben 8ertrases unb Sunr iOI bies
port Amerita e~inieittg sei6eben.
Nm liebiten mD9ten iene californiihen
Sdlaumeier bieie yWObificiruns" in Der
BeiIe bur6fibren, baB bic commercial
len 8Drtbeile, tpel6e Der 9ertrae ben
amerifaniiden 8irsern semdbrt, be-
iteben bleiben, bic S9uspfi9t a6er,
tpelde mir ben 9ineiii@en ginpan6es