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Tammnny Society Of Now York received an
invitation to he with them on the Fourth OF
July. hut that cannot be: so took the oppor-
preston to my earnest convictions upon the
matter. | feel so much solicitudo about II, and
So desirOus that n saieguar shall be obtained.
TINT | WIS plousud t. take thus opportunity or
any opportunity to urge that IL he done. 1t
does seem TO mo that the dangers ar so
great and the risk sutremcndous thatthe people
and Congress should be awakened; and trust
that whatever is done will not bc don" In amy
party spirit. This is something beyond party.
II il something upon which our existence may
hang. Therefore the wnoH people and the
national Congress ought to give 1t calm. wss,
and ludirious consideration. We must never
again be met 10y such cr,sis'
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TIE isIiTIc C.iurlIGS.
Fineen Thousand Russians Routed near
suk II nlch.

CoNsrANrINopLE, July Am official de-
spgtrh connrms tho report that tho Turks have
captured the Samehah and l.halluharri heights
before Batoum. after a severe conflict FAIL
Pasha telcgraphs from Sukum kach that the
Turks. having landed u; Tchandjard and begun
to- erect entertainments were. on June 81. at
tackled 10y 1900 Russians Both sides wore
subsequently reinforced. the Turkish r"an-
forremcnis arriving by sea from Btoum. The
Turks. W IN the ass istnn e" OF iron lads. routed
the Russians. VITA the loss of 1900 Killed and
1000 wounded. Ninety Turks were killed and
23D wounded.
A telegram from the commander 81 the fleet
confirms the foregoing, hut the proportion of
losses on the Two sides Is evidently misrcpre-
srut"d.
1t is reported that tho russians have sus-
pended operations against kar-. in or l"r to re-
enforce the army ilghtiug against the Turks at
Soshanu and Bayazid.
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Expressing his Differentiation to Enforce the
Order to Oricchcidcr..

WASHINGTON, July l-Haycs talks nearly
~ many platitudcs as he writes about civil ser
vice reform. In IA conversation to-day he ex-
pressed himself very decidedly in gard To- his
evil service order. II had not been issued. he
sail. without "a full knowledge Of the iai that il
would cause trouble. and cost tac Republican
party II few votes at starting, which he felt
would In time return. OF the enforcement of
the order Hayes spoke with great drirrmiila-
ton, and sad that the first on eliuli"r wlo
TOOK pant 10 the management of the parry would
be- summary reunN"d. Az i'r tl" candidates
''l,. 49,, ,,..,t f.,,, ~ ..l',,ii ,,,t', IT,
them or working. So far IA II iii not interfere
with IN" dis 'harcv of official dntlrs. He dld
hot propose To d -iriln hts OH "hpders. but
ir did not int nj To permit them tptuk" part IN
the management ol tlr purty. n r'gnrd 10 TN"
acton oi tine Iowa Convention. Hayes siud tnat
heeu done could NOT he unlnn'. and rNprrs-
slons Oi opinion on tl" subject " re useless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
TIE LATEST IRoM THE DINUBE
A Terrible Battle In Progress Ncnr sistoya-
Nicopoiis Reduced to Ashes.

LoNDoS, July l.-The ObsGrcr's special
despatch from Constantinople. Saturday even
ing. says; "A terrible battle is progress NJ
near Sistova. Kraniorcemcnts ar" being hastily
forwarded from kustchuk, Shumla. and Nicop-
oils. The Turks are still holding their ground.
ana their artillery Is inlicting great loss upon
the linssians"
A Reuter- despatch from Constantnople. OF
twenty y-four hours later date. says: ABDUL
Kcrim. replying to n telegram sent him today
t,undayl by the Council Of Ministers. reports
that up to the present G0,OO0 Russians have
rrosscd the Danube baltic Ia imminent mt
BlrlA. which ~ rNp"cted 10 last several dnys."
a Reuter- dcspnt h from BUCHAREST suys Tn"
CHnr MItni ssrd tho hOmbardmcnt Oi Nlrup0hs.
which wis r"luced To- ashes, Ntrr the lshi at
: -tDVd hu visited the Woundcd M SimnltM nnd
decorated several VINO had especially dihlln
rui~hrd Themselves. Alterwnrd he crossed the
Danube hrhr S,slnNhund Mas JOylully welcomed
bN the BulgHrhilis.'
A Municipal Council has been Installed at
Mat hir composed OF ionr BulsnrianH ana lhree
lioumanluns, s'lH ted from the resident ot
Ma"hin. CtiHans were also appointed 10 nd
minister lu-tlro and super intend the oI.sanlEl-
tlnn Of a PROV .sionnl pullce.
A Reuter- dospnt' ii from Constlntnonl" saws
TINT travellers who hive arrived IN Constuntl-
nOllr say that ON news beng received al kuS-
trndJi thut tlr Ru0Nirns were approaching, ihH
ClT, HssiHuS ilr"d rome nrlghburlng Nngrs
and ulls~ncrrd their inhnb tants. hnftrndll n
drpnpuintrd. The British gunDOat COchairlco
saved r aNrral families
and asserts thui they orlginn" in the in't that
bulgarian EvIsirs. having been armed ly the
luesians. committed ntrOctirS on Moham-
nlrdHn inhabitants of the DObrulsehn.
ICNDON july IA RussiHn OIL 'lnl despatch,
dated Slmnit2a. june %. docs not mention any
further Mght ng. II says the bridge lo SetnNa
puhon,;r ol lruolsb by ponto"n hrd dE.s continues.
A special " the Standard from ShunIa. July
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a TERRIFIC UIND STORM.
Twenty buildings and n New Seminary De
s,roycd- One " oman Killed.

CoArEsvlLLE, Pa, July IA severe wind
storm passed over this section between and
o'clock this AFTERNOON. At Ercilduon. II small
town about thr'e miles south Of Coatcsvilc the
damage was very heavy. Tw 'nty families wers
mair hous s'l">s IN q fcw minut = thoir dwell.
ms bona. fiX Il go the ground. TIA" iln' new
'uinnry belonging g. IL 'hurd DARLINGTON was
n'-p ~irpyc!. gni nothing l"Muin- nut TIA
sttuiy kill'd. nnd ilNr T. r. ms W.rf injured
two "i them. It d, l"lrvel, ntnly. \ needing
already benz arranged In thi- town tO est 10
aid 10 the suif rrrs. and tbs cv 'ulns prayers
half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
on sci on Fire h, IIghlnlnG.

PTrsnuRGE Iuy l. Durins the prevail n'o
oi heavy ,iorn early TINS morning lshinius struck uc
asaior and coolsr shops ul the Liberty on works m
laiWrcnor,llc, and SGT them on nre The couprrae
,Mn,ry and about 2up ,nI tN barrel, were consumed
The nrc communicated with the oil IN two large IRON
tanks Vns, t. tho tupNcr stop. ani thN WITH their com
cut-. about aun haf rcl. cnd, oil Wrir t.ia, dee
silUNcd me iu-, tHtlnii al sntsA AMI Is iulN W
surYi Tie works are uNntd los i A MNhue A Sons
vino were onlJ cariN Nln- n slniIi stock.
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Sci CLIFf-S CiifI' MEETING.
Bnttrrshnn Out on Han and Attending the
Scr,icc In the Tnbrrnncir.

SEA CLIFF, July In spi'c Of the threat
enod storm that deferred many from visiting
the camp meeting. there have been immense
meetings In the Tabernacle To-day. The love
feast Of the early morning was attended 10y
about 500 persons. /; proved an occasion Of
great interest 1t opened with the passing of
bread and water. "a custom first introduced by
John Wesley. Then an hour was devoted TO tho
relation Of experiences and the singing Of stir
ring camp meeting hymns. Although Mrs Van
tutt went to 49,. her dying brUiirr IN Centre
port. last evening, and dli lot r"turn uni
ait o'clock this morning. sue ilA- conducted
every on" of the seven services to-day. | pom
she WIS not a beggnr. hui thtt before ia" day
WAS over she must have $1,000 n contributions,
AMI. after AN earnest appeal 90 the hearts and
pockets OF her hearers, 81" s"nt out the
collectors among them. Tina sam. appeal
was rrpcaied IN the afternoon Mrs. Van
Coit SAYING that she Mils not "a woman
to hr whipped IN anything tDai rh" untrrtook.
and tnat she was bound T. have TINT money.
Her great audiences have. how ver. manifested
the most decided un unecrn 10 her appca.S. aud
drew from her words oi wih"rius S'orn con-
cernin., the grasp tnat they maintained upon
COLI ted IN AL meet ms "hD fibu. IN tils
mornings meeting 1897 Was collected; IN tn"
afternoon. 5000; IN III" evening, 500. III. Sea
na.la without charge. hut Mrs Van Cott and
her co-nlorrrs ar, ir'spunslbie Tor IT, repairs
care. repairs, advertising. ana the travelling
expenses of Mrs Van Cot and Mr,srs. Moore
house and Bentley are about 81 200. Mrs. Van
Cutt il tn receive $3.50 for her services here. but
the others work without pay.
Mr.. Battcrshall. the plous swlnller. ohtaine
hail yesterday through his son : rilolis IN New
York. and returned To- TINS place hst evening.
TINS morning h" attended the service ia tlc
Tab'rnacle. hut he wns stunned 10y his former
friends. HIS ease is 10 u tried III NV York.
ana the counsel for the prosecution u Chaun 'ry
Shuiirr. who last Spring in the sut between
two laHiuns OF the Sen Cllu trustees, arising
from u contested election wis counsel ior the
Hlltnrshall party. Al thHt time Mr.. Shaifrr
wus Mr.. BittershHlls strongest champion. ana
old man who WIS prosecuted for rrligion =
sake" Baltershal's horse and carriage are
on .ll 1 :
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samon re,,non,ns Tor British rro,ec,ora,e.

SAS Francisco, Jh3 1.-The AHa this morn
ing ulnud acoN OF The lTuupn oi Nie L's'.aiur "
Samoa Ia Queen Ncinns tor Brush proioct"rne over
the .ani. dated AurlA 1877 The An saNs ,iiioriaiy
thht II 4. informed hv trusted cntr.l"nd"ni that
Is ttnn va, nj the s, TINS scnt iu Tie HnNrinnl NJ
u the lnird state. ~ Nin. that th' thiiut would a."
IT, lnlm n., ~ ln'uf - hnu.h ltui'riornr, o unite
with the British GvNurninvnt IN Joint pfVeV tOTae
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pHirADvIPHIA. July Tho schooner A. IIca-
ton o Sew York arrived here to-day from Bhro, SPAN
and a n,sro named stephen Burrcn WAS gwen into
custody chnrs,d with the murder on the high of
ret a. N"s-Nl II T. alleged
raily the morning oi jun - thr Irsnncr and th,
mat, quar-, d and The latter threatened thc ncrru with
a sun. shot ThcN were separated but shortly hlhr
wlrl hnWs Wtrr struck AMI Burrrll PLUNGED sheath
kmtr INTO JUncss heart The NlCuin Nas Tvsileut VI
k,,,v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
REVOLVING AGAINST HAYES
THE REsULT or THE WAR FOR BAL
JJMORES COLLECTORSUfP,
civil Service Rules rmhcedcd, md Appellate
ments to Once Made In Pur.unncc Of "a
Bargain with the Fuiton.I homns Rine.

BALTIMORE July The Collcctorship
war has at last reached It's climax. Col wilkins.
accompanied by cx-Gov. Bradford the Hon. j.
Morrison Harris. and the Hon. Edwin II. Web
stcr went to Washington yesterday afternoon
and called on Mr. Hayes Immediately after his
return from Now York. Col wilkins told Mr..
Hayes that he had written Il letter declining to
resign his office in favor OF Mr.. ThOmus. and
on receiving the assurance from Mr.. Hayes
that he had fully made up his mind to stand by
Mr.. Thomas's appointment. retired without
further conversation. mud Immediately called
at the Treasury Department. where he filed his
letter of refusal. The full text OF this letter will
not be given Ia the press until tho order for Col
Wilkinss suspension IL issued but II rccitos
the fact that under the Civil Service rules he is
entitled to retain his Office until the expiration
Of his comm ssion. three years hence. and
asserts in the pancst language that the de-
manl for his removal does not come from his
party as party. hut from clique " politicians.
lrdby c. G. Fulton. editor Of the iiHcrtcdn. who
arr simply cndeayorng. under pret'nrc Of
holstcrins up the Administration party. to re-
vcn..e their personal grievances against the
Creswell faction. Tho lctter is accompanied
by a mass Of stmonials to the fidelity with
which Col. wilkins has administered h;s on -.
AMI his general acceptahilty TO the party. The
names Of all hut three of the leading importers
Of Baltimore are signed To- these documents.
Col. wilkins says that he expects notice
Of his suspension tomorrow morning and
that he viii peacefully surrender the Cole tor
shin to his snrcessor by Tuesday.
Gen. Adam +; King. deposrd from the posi-
ton of Naval Onlrer to make room for his Il y
uty VIM. Corkran. turned over his of1l'e yes
t"rday. In an interview concerning the way in
which Mr. Hnycs had run the civil service ma
chine in Baltimore. Gen. King did not hesitate
To- pronounce 1t a sham from beginning TO end.
Thereafter. in order to obtain on r under the
-. .tlf fNIttaI Itfta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
DEF, Ing the widow Parish.

Tho Widow Parlsh's rnd on Sunday sellers
and worker, Fort Ice had hue erct upont Ncndcr.
5esttray Peanut anl sint'I suap merchants continued
a. .ei rrgrrdlcs, ol the staiuie OF ls6 ko only dad
STAGES carry pas-ng'rs M the hin hui NJ the rNhon
and oher swing, i niutinn aud irsIu
i., Wtrc rnn,iug themselves Ii,c widow sad t1 The
runhr riA hat ,l,r shouhl up re miknsu Hhi
tH 'niu- Luras ouLdAy H4so tAe
men whO uA,is ated the ivrry LValL
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pRoyIDENcE. July l.-Serrotnry Evarts. Attor-
No, n,uVral D,Ncu,, nuN litrirhn L MNoi b,iluW u
Newport and odmr p'uu'nrn. were surst, VI Con
burnside at Bristol today.
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a Church Destroyed by Lightning.

Mary Gowcn, ng'd 3 years wns instAnily
kN'd 10y car AT North Fourth aud siAtl btlvcth AIl.
hAnsburgh. yesterday afternoon
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NEwBuRdR july l. Gov Robinson was sore
nh a lH fsht. H tr-ilDIit i ~ tHtNr oi john,
the lOuns Mcu', pluocriu' Nub of Ncwbursh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
One Custom House numor Disposed Of

In relation to the runior in Custom House
circles, that eN senator fcn,oi Is to hc appointed to the
ecnr.hp. Mr. f,nun -aNs TINT he think, II not prnl.
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EAsrroHr NJ. July Hon Robinson Palmer
oi ron, ,lrd iuiilA Hstd ~ lie Ma, te ulst
senatVis Mhrn Maine was Admtbd a,a sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
,our woRps or COUNSEL tND WiRNINd
,you 4 PITRIOr STITESM1N.

Inl
n"r .,',,. wrong Absolutely Impossible"
-. ., 7, o,e ~ tho rooms of
boSl"N' 49,, -, o,i,cv Mass HING
h' Adams '" a.. r-,.i,i S,.,,s
portta'H "' wv" -. ,t.,,,, .,,,i,.,i
In thH' r'''" ,,r...l ,r., h,,,r ol,,r,
he Sun lo,'' ,r ''', - ~ t,,,.', ,,,nin.,I ,h,
he n''''""9 ~ t.h,, ,,an,, o,d I,hn
cent OH ', t.,.s.',.i,'', no ,y,re IN. sur.
puny N",.,"' w. i,,,,,r.ss;y,, no IN.
roln'lhES' W., ,,,,., H. ,icrs rbc
way lu N". it'h H. h,,,,r ho,,,,c In.
our" "'|n'N '' 80, - ,h, f,tol
tn7r '",n ..,..,.,, ,,, ri..,nrnl com.
reTul7 ""''" .,.n p.u, hi. r,,rrcr
mss" "'''' ,I, ''.,',,,,.,, ,,,,r...i,,r
hnd ms Wor's WV ,,,'.. ...',.,, ,,i,h
u"' ~ 'S ',', "',' a.. o,'',.s, ~ ,ho ,,,rro
WIZ "' -, ...., ,,.r,,,ts.i,, vos
h'puph'"" 1, .,. t,i. a,,,t.,s
w'n't'n-' "iu''' ,,@,.1.. =, ,,at,
uh measures u, ,'"'i' 49,,
nr p't'' ON "' III ~ ''''' III. ,,t.,, ,, N.
am no" r.nlF - '.s'' -,
Adams '"E"" rilr, - ,,,
th' pu i' .'' - ,,,.''.'., .,,,,,ir,,i
Boar OF ltus''V7 ~. Ia. 'i''" ,,,h
."n 9.'.,' d., -. '','.'.', 49,, ,b,t
h'N wan Mr n"' =, qua ',', ,,,',i,I
u.' ,i,,', ,..,,,,,r o., hn ,x.
u MN "'N"'' N"'" '''"% ,.it1,, H.,
tended to any ono VINO h".'s thr ON - Wn'', Nv
.o,,.. ~ oS,r,.s.l IL, ,n,, l,,tnr +, Mr.. ridden
,,"s W ,r', ~ ,,,,,i. ,,isc Ihnvo
not changed those views nor an !. | did feel
nv ,,l,.,i. n,h.n I ,houcht OF
meeting Mr. naIe. 1t IS hard thing
o. aov Of my mln Tint he bears the
,.,,, ,,,.,,' ,i. hrnw and therefore
nMr. Hoye, saw the letter, h, must have been
touched hy it. lid not wr t It for publication.
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Lose BRANcH July M. .J H. Irckman ~
NVM lufk guest it liuWul.. lNt Nths luiN ihal
evening Vi GlAnonis and 'W"lN NHu'd az .-,''t
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Tacoma. y. H.. July Lightning stru X the
thitni rhuf iNtr To dd3 builns a " lv sipuni.
Loss 5000, iuIy insured
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Mr. Iouis Flris"hmnn hna sued the Herald
lo hlr ou account nj II, hitieks nhuut the B>s,io
milk establishment Edward Nuwi appears or tAe
piaiuun. and john Y. Townsend Hr dvitndani 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02

Nlw IlAvrN. July Tho R.y. Joseph Cook
~" nuAH tNit T. li1fflNl. tu Ran Haven ycscr
day, to Miss upoi-l, II li,mul-Why.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-02

A. Hunui's nj 2 \. NJ. 60; g. n! .. IA: IA
NJ - a.. T.. n ~ q. -. 70. -, -, =.
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Stationary or lower temp riure. westerly
occaslUnal u-ut -hoNtr.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

pudeur. Nous avons eu lei, il y a
quelques annees, nne ezcellente
troupe, venant pr6cedee dune
excellente reputation de talent ct
d'honn6tete, la troupe de Christ,
de l'Academie de Musique; qui a
etc l'entendre? une dizaine d'a-
mateurs. Nous nous plaisons q
croire que celle qui est ici en- ce
moment ma pas mieux fait, mais
81 ellie a fait autant n'est-ce pas
deia de trop? n'est.ce meme pas
de trop qu'elle ait pn donner plu-
sieurs representations Ne de-
Walton pas envoYer des pommes
euites a ces gens-la lorsqu'ils Sc
sont permis de paraitre une Sc
conde fois !?
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

Napoleonyille est visitee depuis
quelques jours par des bohemiens
de toute sorte ct de tout tempe
rament. Marchands d'orvietan,
docteurs empiriques, vendeurs de
panacees universities, escamo-
teurs de muscades ct autres
charlatans y ont montre. tour a
tour leur talent ct vendu
leurs marchandises. Nous ma
vons rien a dire de ces
gems, tant pis pour les imbeciles
qui Sc laissent prendre aux boni-
ments qu'ils d6bitent. Mais qu'on
allie entendre, CONNIE celia s'est
Ifait cette semaine, le rebut des
chantenrs des estaminets de la
Nile Orleans-gens chasses de
cette vile pour leur obscenite-
interpreter des euvres d'auteurs
| de lupanars ct executor des pas
chorographiques qu'on ne tolere
lrait pas dams les balls publics les
lplus relaches, quoi penser !----,
Enfn, y aller nest encore pas
grand -chose,-car la bonne fol d.
chacun peut etre surprise par III
prospectus pompeux,-.mais qu'or
Iapplaudisse, CONNIE on nous di
lque celia s'est fait, plusienrs soir
de suite meme, de tells interpre
tes, c'est faire insulte d Part
lmanquer de gont ct meme d
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

Un GERS minist6aiel.-Qui dia-
BILE Sc serait doute que, sons les
.lehors farouclles qui le distin-
guent, M. de Fourto,r eachait nn
emule de Scipion Doncieux, le
prefet-poete.
NJ. le ministre de l'int6rieur,
|apres ayoir passe en- revue les
vers c6lebres contenant une idee
generate, tel que:
tous les eeurs bien mes, que la partrie
est chere
Quand la borne est franchie il nest plus
de limites.
A yaincre sans peril on triomphe sans
gloire.
| LIE Wal Z feu d'artifce est detre magnanime
Etc, Etc.
M. lie ministre a jnge que les
v6ritees bonnes d dire reclamaient
la langue de Corneille ct de Bel
montet, ct, s'adressant au syn
ldlcat des agents de change, il q
prononc6 palexandrin suiyant,qn
lrappelle certains yers philoso
lphique des tragedies d'Arouet:
..meurt de politique. on ne Wit que dat
faires.
L'id6e est fausse, mais fhe
mistiche est iuste. Get eclair poe
1tioue, deehirant lie front t6ne
Ibreux du terrible ministre, assure
son immortalite !; ct nos arrieres
.lneveux diront Ell parlant de lui
lssM. de Fourtou ? All !! oui, Phom
me au yers solitaire !"
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
La Reunion de White Sui
phur Spring.

Depuis quelque temps, il est
question de la reunion a Green
brier White Salphar Springs de
presqne toutes les notabiIites hon.
n6tes de Ia politique de pUnion.
LIE President Hayes doit passer
dams cette vile d'eau de la Vir-
ginie un bon mois, a partir du 20
-ou % juliet. En- meme temps
doivent = sejourner les chefs 'du
parti democratic, NM. Cox, Nor.
rison, Sayler, Goode, Blackburn,
Fernando Wood.
Ce nest pas tout, ct nous
n'avons pas dit lie principal. Tons
les gouverneurs des Etats du
Sud s'y sont donne rendezvous :
la meme epoque..
De graves questions won't sans
doute etre agit6es durant le mois
d'aoht, ct probablement on y re.
glera a l'avance la politique :
Isuivre dans la session extraordi
naire d'octobre; aussi probable
ment encore on y preparera relec
ton de l'orateur proclaim de Ii
Chambre des Representants.
Nous pourrons prochainemen
Einitier nos lecteurs aux mystere
de cette reunion qui, pour ctr
extra parletnentaire, men auri
lpeut-etre que plus d'importance
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

lie Meschac6b6, de st Jean-Bap-
tiste, lie Loaisianais, de St-Jac.
ques, rAbeitte, de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, le N. O. Democrat, le
Carroll Conservative, le Marks
uisIe Bulletin, le Meridioaal,
d'Abbeville, la Sentinelle, de
Thibodaux, The VsgilGat, de Do
jacksonville, ct plusieurs autres
.iournaux de IEtat ont parle de
la resurrection du Pionnier Ell
|termes tres fatteurs ct encour;t
geants. Nous prions ces confre.
res d'agreer nos remerciements
pour les temoignages de sympa
THE don't lis nous ont honore.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
PRIx DEs ANNoNcEs
lie 4 Juliet.

Pendant bien longtemps, 10 fois
desuite, le retour du glorieux an
niversaire de l'independance anne
ricaine a etc pour le Sud, ct pour
Ia Louisiana specialement, un su-
iet Humiliation ct de deuil; 10
fnis desuite, lie soleil du 4 Juliet
Aclaire un Etat paria, une popuia-
tion d,esclaves. Nous ne sayons
auels intrigants, vends on ne salt
trop d'oa, s'etalent imposes nous
avaient transforme notre gouverne-
ment en- veritab!e satrapie, nous
conduisant a leur fantaisie, ct nous
devalisant a qui mieux mleux.
Cette fois .ci encore, nous semi
llions condamnes au meme sort, e
c,est i un heureux hasard, on pldtot
i lii pudenr dun homme, qui a fou-
ei de Sc faire compliee de tant dim
fanies, que nous deyons d'etre rem
dus Il nous-memes.
Aujourd'hui il ne peut plus nous
repugner d'assister au Juliet La
devise de la republique americalne
commence a etre pour nous une ye-
rite; lie self government nest plus
nn mythe pour la pauvre Louisiana;
on fini par la Iaisser Sc gouverner
par ses propres enfants, ct 81 les
chooses continuent de la sorte, IL ne
se passera pas de tongues annees
avant qu'elle matt reconquis sa
prosperite d'autrefois.
Chose etrange! ON await dit que
rannee ducentenaire serait le signal
de la fin prochaine de la grande re-
publique deja, dams bien des sec
tions du pays, on entendait CONNIE
le glas funebre annoneant cette
heure fatale, ct VOLTA que par ur
remords souleve dams PANE de
quelques republicans repentants
VOLTA que par un retour aux yrali
principles, au moins dams certalne'
branches de l'activite nationale, !;
republlque decrepite Sc rajeunl
tout-a-coup, ct une nouvelle err
s'ouvre pour ellie, plus brillante e
plus belle que les jours les plui
heureux du passe.
Que la Jeune Amerique contlnu
ainsi quelque temps encore, qu'ell
reyisnne a La pratique des princi
pes democratiques, ct ellie saur
bientot retrouve la place qu'ell
s'etait acquise avant la guerre dan
le commerce ct dams Pestime d
monde entier.
Pour la premiere fois deppi
IL ans, nous avons salue, non san
une certaine joie, laurore du
JULIET.