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decider la point, non le president du
Senat. TT cette commission & GaTbitres,
dc compteurs ct de JUICES, sc compose,
CONNIE nous le savons, dc cinq sena-
teurs, de clnq rerrtscntants ct de cling
JUICES lie Ia Cour Supreme Ges Etats-
Unis. QuinZe!
Mais 4ui done aura raison OH tort de-
want ces quinze9 Est-ce Tilden qui tri-
ompi,era, on Hayes. N'est-il pas per
m:s de faire des hypothesis ct DIES sup
positlonso Que 81. II nest pas TN jour-
naliste dc bourga,!e Qui matt ,eja regle
la chose dams sd pensee. Mais ropinon
Ia plus generate est cel!e-ci, tout au
moins parmi les dtmocrates:-Tilden,
ayant deja 1Sl votes incontestes ct in
contestables, trouvera certainemertfap
point necessaire dams le vote de Ia Flo.
ride ct le vote de Ia Louisiana. Ett Til
den, Hendricks etant vice-prtsident,
pourr:e s'asseoir sans conteste sur le sic
ge tout chaud &c Grant. Inauguration
Sc fara sans opposition ct aux acclama-
tioEs Gu peuple. LIE grand rttor!nateur
sera le grand sauveur. Les Etats- Cnls,
ayec lui ct par lui, rentreront dams III
vote legale, normale ct cons;itutionnel-
le. La revolution aura termine sl t;,che,
ct Ia guerre sera virtuellement tinie-lLes
green backs seront un pair.
Dautres, tlemoccates, republicans ct
independents, sont dune opinion a-peu-
pres semblable, tout au moins donnant
,les consequences presque semblables.
lis disent:-La Commission arbitrale
des QuillZe rejettera lie vote de rOregon
CONNIE peu ser!eux ct point legal, don
nera tres probablement la Caroline dl
Sud i Hayes, laissera Ia Floride iilaeci-
sc ct anonyme, ct pourra 4 Ia rigueur,
81 les rapports dies Comites congression-
nels ue font nj l,lmiere nj justice dams
la question louis;anaise, condamner les
conclusions du Bureau des Retoaas sans
pour celia conclure i rtlection positive
des electeurs de Tilden ct d'Henlricks.
Alors, cette hypothese admise ct :eye-
nant fait, aucun des deux candidats d
Ia presidelfce n'aurait obtenu Ia ma jori-
te requise. II nanquerait un vote d Til
den, un point. le point du Martin popu-
laire. II en- manquerait une vingtaine a
Hayes. Mails la Constitution, i &C mo-
ment de doute ct tl'incertit,ide, rede-
Went claire, est forinelle, repcend ses
droits. Pas moyen de lui METRE nn bail
lon. Et la Constitution dit la Cham
bre: Ellis le PRESIDENT! ct All Senat:
Ellis le vice president. Et le reste sc de-
vine. C'est lie compromis jusqu'au bout.
C'est Tilden president ct proyablement
Wheeler vice president.
Mais, dams PUN ct rautre cas-, scion
Tune ct rautre opinion, c'est la paix.
Et la paix est une chose bonne ct de-
sirable.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03

DERN1EREs NoUvELLEs.-On croft
4 Constantinople que Ia paix sera bier-
tot signee.
lie rapport Gu cosnit6 congressional
en- Floride declare les electcurs demo
crates eius par une ajoIit5 de 81 voix.
lie juge Clifford! prasidera n Comnis-
sion electorale.-Le sieur Wells est
malaGe i Washington. II est garde 4
vue ayec ses trois compl.ces.-les no"-
velles preuves sur les traudes du Return
ing Board de Ia Louisiana font perace
tout espoir aux partisans de Hayes.
Packard he compte plus sur Grant.
On dit quill fait son sac ct SO prepare Il
partir. QUAINT 4 Antoine, plus rhiloso-
phe qn'on he le -croyait, il relond aux
plaisants: s'C'est 1ini sans aoute. ct Ia
farce est jouee; mails je mai o''us besoln
pour viyre dc monter un salon de barbe." !"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03
NOUVELLES.

VIEyx MoNDE.-La Porte est presen-
temcnt triomphante, ct la Russie ne Ia
dGyorera pas avant lie pCintemps, 81 me
me ellie la deycre. Ellie va trailer direc,
temcnt ayec Ia Seryie ct ,e Montenegro.
On dit-que ne dit-on pas?-que Bis
mark, d'accord ayec la Iurquie, d joue
III Russie, la Conf1relrh &c Constant
nop!e eh les conferellsers. Dfhl autre
cote, le premier pariement turc sc reu-
Mira lie Ter. mars. Mitlhat Pacha, pul est
un grand ni,i!stre, va positiyement eu-
ropeaniser la Turquie. Plus de Serial!
Avant deux mois, un jeune depute turc
demandera que les ex-odalisques, ihres
ct sans voiles, jouissent des avantages
ct des benefices du suffrage universal.
lie prince lie Chambord, dit Ia pres
sc, va bient5t lancer TN manifesto. II y
par|era de son grand'pere.-Gambetta
a etc reelu president de Ia commission
du budget.-Jules Simon, qui va deye-
mir ministre des afaires Gtrangeres, cas-
Sc des prefets ct casse des maires bona
partistes.-Max Outrey etc nomm6
ministre de France d Washington.-Le
Pape a etc malade. Epiplerose senile on
embonpoint de vieillesse, dit TN organe
amontain.-Kossuth rentrera blen-
tot en- Hongrie.-Les Basques espagnols
sont agites.-Les bGtes a cornes, mou-
tons ct boucs d'Allemagne, d'Angleter-
re, d'Autriche ct de Turquie, sont ma
lades.-Sir Northcote, chancellor de re-
chiquier, pretend que la paix est essen
tielle aux interets de PAngleterre, ct
qu'ils ne faut Sc lancer dams aucune
aventure pour les beaux yeux de Ia Tur-
Quie.
P.S.-La Porte ct la Servie negocient
la paix.-Le general Ignatieff a etc rem
Dire u1e visite au general Plree.-lts
Puissances s'occupent de p6lection dt'
Pape, iqui nest pas mort ct qui prepare
une lettre encycliQue contre lc parle-
ment italien.
! NoUvEAU MoNDE.-Le bill electoral,
passe au S6nat par a voix contre II,
vote 4 la Chambre par 100 contre 66, a
etc signe par le president Grant. Les 4
Ijuges NOMINEES par le bill sont Clifford
du Maine, democratic; Strong, de Ia
Pennsylvania, republican,; Miller, dc
p1owa, republican,; Field, de la Califor
ME, independent. Lie cinquieme, nom
me par les pr6cedents, est le juge Brad
fley. Les cinq membres qui represente
ront le Senat dams la Commis
sion sont Edmunds, Morton, Ere
linghnisen, Bayard ct Thurman
Les cinq repr6sentants de la Chambrt
sont Payne, Hunton, Abbott, Garfield
let Observation-Disclosures ma presqne plus
de soldats ct men aura plus dema'n.-
L'enq qn6te sur les retours electorau,
de la Louisiana Sc poursuit devant Il
Chanlbre. On a interrog6 les quatr'
coQnlns du Bureau ct etplusiellrs commits
III appert, lc par tenoignages, qa'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03
ICI EFT AILLEUhS.

CoM1TEs.-Le comlto democrate-con-
servateur de la paroisse s'est reani sa-
medi dernier.
Lisez-en le procas-verbal public cl-
coAtre.
Et vous verrez, bons bourgeois de
ceans, contribuables ct travailleurs, que
lie conite democratic conscrvateur de Ia
paroisse comprend volontiers sou de
voir ct nest pas une machine purement
politiqne.
Les intGrGts financiers ct sociau1 de Ia
communaute lie pr6occupent 4 bon droit.
II he .veut pas que cette c0mmrnaute
continue etre le jouet Oh Ia souris de
quelques administrators ct de que!ques
chats, II ente,es que les autorites loca-
les soient ct,1venablcmcnt surveillees
ct prudemment controlees. lie passe,
qui fut atroce, he peut rester le present
ct Sc continuer dams pavenir. La retor-
me est absolumment nAeessaire pour lie
bien ct pour rhonnenr du peuple.
Que 81 le suffrage universal SO permet
souvent DIES 6carts inouis ct DIES licen-
ces de haute demagogie ct de basse
file, IL est bon que les 6lus de ce SUI
ff:age universal aient grand ouyert sur
,eux reil de la conscience OIL de Popl-
nion publique. La presse, le journal ct
des comit6s sont on doivent etre Get
cell. Mais la surveillance ct le contr0le
sont absolumment n6cessaires. QUAINT
au conseil, il mes jamais inutile OH SUI
perdu.
Quoiquil en- soft, lie comit6 democra
te-conservateur de la paroisse, EN- yer
tu des pouvoirs qui lui lui ont etc con
f9r6s par le peuple, a cree un sous-co
mite des afaires pmbIiQues charge Pexa
miner les affaires de administration
ct surtout les finances; de publier Il.
temps en- temps les abus que pour
raient coinmettre les officers, ct der
faire un rapport al, comite central
Id'assister individuellement ou Ell corp!
AUX reunions lu Jury de- Police, e,
|d'inspecter tous les actes offiiciels de Il
Iparoisse; enfin de colvoquer, quane
Ill le croira urgent: le comite centra
.lai.n,ame.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03

Wells est lie plus grand .'oquin ct t;la%
saire des Etats- Cnis.-Da;;lnt al seer
taire Chandler, lhomme aux ttlGgnl
mes, il nic les accusations foGnHl@'
contre lui. Tout cas- pcnaai .-e
est ,iable.-A. III. Stephens es; s:
rieusement malade.-Tlltlen,. Il 3-
bricks, Hayes, Wheeler ct au' 's'
approuyent !a bill electora! ct sc n
trent sati>iaits.-Grant, hareeie par
logg, West ct les auis lie Packard .'.l
rait dit: )e he prendrai aucune dee @s%-5
relativement aux Gcux parts q';i 81 u
putent le pouvoir ell Louisiana, at-'H
du Que ce serait sc prononccr G:tl:- -,
sans particuiicr au sujet d1i vote ..S 50
raj. ST le desordre Gcla,e, jc rem ,'.s,.~
raj lie statu Guo actuel par un g2lt} '2-
neme11t militaire ct |e general Ar+'F -~
LIE mexicain glesias est a San Fra y
LoUIsIAc,E.-Toujours le ste g7:p.
AIais nous en- sortirons bientot. -
incontestal,ie;nant Ni!:coNs Qui -':
gouverneur reconnu, legal ct c's%v
rest-il pas dtjA? Son autollt6. r"a"-
nue. par !e pe,lple, 50 Legis'a !"'r-
tonne, Sd Cc';. Supreme II a.! .'e~ =
rtts, ct Packard agouisc ls,is;> ,t,"'tt 81
L'hotel st. Louis, d'at;cui c*."'5"-- aii
suite cayeTnc, l'est i'rGsel 'tls;. ): '303
une truanderie. Hahn est So i}H'';.f.
Antoine ma plus de conpae n"@- lara
repond i PitISin, Kellogg ct }1,5,. 40.
pemb1tent. Car Grant lni .n'-,-.r st '!'.
goute Ie ces gei:s-la. G. II -.F5s:
de sd neutraIite obligts. ss sta.
pour les rousser d IT, 4
regne Ges arpet-bagge'; u - ."
| lanlrins est done telM!r1. ] 'fsi'@ ia
Eonteux ct dur6 hUit ans. Mais sd nel-
niere euvre, ce)le<.sa;, Burea@ des re
tours, sera touedrs un chefdnuvre de
fourberies, de mcnsonges ct dignoble:
coQuineries. Par temoignage deyant le
Congress ct revelations du commits Int
tlefeld, Wells aura,t mutile des retours
supprim6 des chit1res, dechire, brnIe
falsiiie, commits Ges faux, &c. Ce We!ls
m5lite la corde. War'noti, Kellogg ct
Packard sont DIES saints a cote de ]ui
Mais 81 Ia Chanlbre des represeptants
de Washington await etc radicale, 81 Il
general. Augur await etc ave1gle com
me Rusec OH brutal CONNIE Sheridan
| ie cl,efG'puvre du Bureau des retours
aurait tliomphe, ct Ia Louisiana ne sc
rait point dGlivree aujourdhn'.
Bened;camus Dec.
Auss: le roi du Carnayal Sc prepare
til ioyeusement i la ftte des mascara
das, DIES cayalcaies ct ,'es danses. Nus
ext IiJendun,, dit Horace. Et paix au'
chic en- lit qui Sc ncmment Packard, An
tome ct autres:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03
J. GENTIL, REDACTEUR.
AGENTS nU LOUIsIANAIs.

AGENTS DU LOUIsIANAIS.
Nouce'le- Orlfsns: "A. 6. Roman,
f,lloupitoulas 1T. No. Is.
M.-Jacques, ST. can 5Bapttste, lberri'le,
4 ssomptioe ct 4scension:-Just Comes,
;, onaldsenyilleg 4
Lafayette, Attakapas :-Edouard E.
,5touton.
Noucelle- Ibe,.;e e:-Auguste Girod.
Voehe,ie: Feitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-03

Quant d Grant, il a sign6 le bill, ct
d'assez bonnie grace.
C'est ce quill await de mieux a faire.
Sill a fait nn reve bizarre, sill cares
Sc lidee dun troisieme terme d la faeon
d'Auguste, il doit comprendre aujourd'
hui toute Ia bizarrerie de son r6ye ct
toute petranget6 de son id6e. Dheure
exceptionnelle don't il parlait, ct aui est
roccasion des ambitienx, nest point We
nue.. lie bill electoral Pa supprimee. ct
nous esperons qu'elle ne Sc presentera
pas de sit6t dams Pavenir.s sAnssi Grant,
apres une Tongue presidence de hut an
ann6es, va-t-il descendre tout tranquil
lement de son siege.
QUAINT a son successeur, quel sera- I'll!
Car c'est Ia commission arbitrale qui va
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TI'HE WHILE CROSS
AND
DOVE OF PEARLS.
by the author OF Laura Linwood" &c.
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This volume has received with favor By the English
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"The story IS gracefully written 1t is of the best ex
ampes its Kind remember 10 have met "lt -tScots
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snccesson OF drawn with the fidelity of the old
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IDENTIFY practced Style the dialect well d"ie ana We S
Ia with interest work from this authors hand De-
cause She has thought insight, and dramatic seseBltsh
Quarterly Review.
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VVALLACE'' RUSSIA.
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