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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
YOUNG MEMS
Democratic Meeting.
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Young Mems Democratic
Club Of Los Angeles

VIII be held at the COUNTY COURT
ROOM on SATURDAY, July 26th, 1873
at 730 NJ. A full attendance is request
ed OF the m members of the Club.
]. L. B. ALEX ANDER,
Secretary.
N. BAH the members OF the Clui
and all Democrats in sympathy with tn,
Young Mems Democratic Club, are re
quested to do their utmost in supporting
the election OF the Delegates selected b.
the Cub at its last IN Getting to ran at tn,
Democratic Primaries, saturday, Jul!
26 h, 1879, for Delegates to the Count.
Convention. The following are the gen
tlemen appointed as Delegates by tn,
Club:
First Preclnct-Ado'io de Cells an,
Thornton Campbell
Second Precinct-Walter ID. stephen.
son and Frank NJ. Coulter.
Third Precinct-1hos. B. Brown ant
Joseph B. AleXander.
Fonrth Preclnct-W. Il. Stephenson
and X. Mallory.
The polls Will be open flom . O'Clock t.
O'Clock p. NJ. jy24td
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For Sheriff.

w. l.. BANNING will be a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to nomination by the
tepu uDlican County Convention.
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Written guarantee given with
every watch repaired by Tullis.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded at Tullis' repair shop.
The only exclusive repair shop
Tullis'.
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For County Assessor.

G. w. MOORES, of Downey, VIII be a
candidate for County Assessor, subj eel TO
the az Ction OF the Democratic County
Convention.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

thereby notify the public that / will
be responsible Il no debts contracted in
my name, unless on my written order.
w. IT. NORDHOLT.
Los Angeles, July 10. 1879. jy20-2w
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For State Senator.

&C. ROLEY will be q candidate for
State Senator, subject to nomination by
the next Republican County Conven-
tion.
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For Superior Judge.

respectfully submit my name as q
candidate for the position of superior
Judge OF Los Angeles county.
Y. SEPULVEDA.
June 18th, 1879. jel7td
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For Sheriff..

w. II. ROWLAND hereby announces
imself as a candidate for the office OF
'heriff, subject to he action of the Dem
critic County Convention.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCi< REPORT
sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARp.
MORNING SESSION.


sAN FRANCISCO. July "a
365 Ophir, So 245 Utah. l5%
5yU Me eXican. 222, 9l5 Ex'qner, 5ss, 81
2254, %, 221S 2l5 Overman, eh, 81.
345 G & y, es4, S5s, 81
240 b 4 b. II 800 Justice, 4.20, 4.25
400 Gala, $50. 4.75 4.l5
80 Savage, I2lz, 10 800 Union 29I5, %
26u Con Va. 475, 4 TO- Si5 Alta, SO, 81
475 22j Julia, 3 20, Is,
20 Cuollar, 63s 3.05. 8 ID, 800
100 Potosi, 5U, 4.40 900 Caledonia. 2.l0
$40 H q N. IS l70 : Hill, LIS, L2O
355 Point, AS, 43o $50 Challenge, 20,
4d0 Jacket. I434, l4]s 2.l5, 2l0
Az, li3s 5i5 Lady W. l.25, | q
1910 I'm perlai, 40, LIS, 120
l35 610 Ward. l.l5
$40 Alpha, %, 2lts 2i0 Scorpion, ~
800 Belcher, A. Is, 400 u n ConVa, ga, o
AIS 6i5 Benton. AZ
so Confidence. IL 4G0t'on Dorado, 75
$50 New, 35, SO, 100 n Bonanza. Las
353l, Ssh Ito Mackey. IL, L20
535 bullion, 5}s, 5N Ito Min View, "a,
54 23O
EVENING sTREETs-4.l5 P. NJ.
Ophir. 80 b, 30I a; Bodie, l5% s; Justice,
S; Julia, 3 b; TIoga o3s a ; Savage, ll54 a;
Gala, "a a; q Il q, S1s D, 81 a; Belcher,
4. lob, Ais a; Cholla, 6 a; Is 4 b, IS s;
Ophir, 80 s; Union, 1874 a; II Il N, l254 a;
Potosi. 4b; Overman,S b, SA a; = Neva-
da. SO 5: Union, 26 S; Exchequer. b;
Jacket, 1871 b; Mouo,7 S; Alta, 6H b, 6}S s;
Belle, 80 b, a; Bullion, 50 b, a; Con
fidence. 10 b; Bodie, 15A b, l59s Il; Mexi-
can, 20s4 a.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Superior Judge.

II. L. HAZARD will be candidate for
superior Judge OF Los Angeles county at
the ensuing September election.
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For County Surveyor.

WALTER IRELAND RUMBLE will
be a candidate for County Survey or, SUBJ
Ject TO the action of the Republican
County Convention.
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For Sheriff.

/ hereby announce myself as a candi-
late for Sheriff OF Los Angeles county,
subject to nom nation by the Republic
AN County Convention.
CYRUS LYON.
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For County surveyor.

JOHN f.. JACKSON will be candi-
date for County Surveyor, subiecL to
nomination by the Democratic County
Conventions.
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For Justice Of the Peace.

The undersigned would respectfully
announce himselfas a candidate for tue
off ce OF Justice of the Peace, subject to
the will of the citizens of Los Angeles
city. w. B. LAWLOR.
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For County Treasurer.

or the office of County Treasurer, subject
nomination by the Democratic Coun-
Convention. GEOhGE HINDS.
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For Sheriff.

Will be a candidate before the Demo-
ratio County Convention for nomina-
on for The Office ofSherif OF Los Ange.
es county. N. +. RICHARDSON.
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NEW TODAY.
Lost Breastpin.

The boy who found a breastpin con-
tanning two miniatures, which he exhih-
ited to the chief of Police, Will be re-
warded on returning the pin to Mr.. Foy,
IL Los Angeles street. iy25 3t
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For County Treasurer.

l will be candidate for County Treas
urer at the ensuing election.
JOSEPH BAYER, Congress Hall.
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For County Auditor.

WM. A. PALMER, of the Azusa, will
be a candidate Ior County Auditor, sub
ject to nomination by the Democratic
Convention.
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Justice Of the Peace.

b. L. PEEL announces himself as
candidate for Justice OF the Peace Ior Los
Angeles Townshi ip at the next election.
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For County Treasurer.

The undersigned respectfully submits
himself as u candidate for the office of
County Treasurer, subject to the nomina-
ion of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. FRED. LAMBOURN.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

As high as so orders delivered daily,
from Middleton's store, 5. +. corner of
4th AMI King.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

IT Is characteristic of the Southern
Congressman that they should favor
themselves and enrich the South at the
expense of the Nor h, and If all the
schemes which the! hav. devi:el for
Going so there are none that meet with
- much favor as the on yropOsed to
re-enact the income tax. By t is means
near,y all the t xe' a'u!d be coll cted
from people in tn North as those in
the South are too poor 10 be brought
within the pr, visions of the income
tax law. At TIE same time tie south
ha' been IN st p rs t nj in its efforts to
have tie tax"s lowered on the only two
arsicleso ther ro 9Th and consumption
most in delnanl amongst them. are
whiskey an! tobacco. One third of the
tax has already been take of OF tobac-
co and low an effort is to be made to
re luce it on whlskey, for old S nth
wOul be if no Use witt out tObac o aud
whisky. The North is to haze the
proud PRIV I-g" Of paying the ey en-
ses OF running the government, while
the SoU,'!-,n rhivaIry is to iuxura.e on
their tohar" ana whiskey an legs-
lat. for the ma iuo
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

IT HAS BEEN said that the REPUBLICAN
was the only paper in the city mean
enough to object to the course OF Ser
geant Whelan in tilching $40 out of the
Chester county man in illegal fees. The
question of meanness we leave with the
people, but it is fact that the REPuB-
IIcAN was the only paper that CON
demned the outrage yesterday, and We
are receiving praise from the leading
citizens for doing so. Personally, we
think the Sergeant one of the b.st off
GERS on the force in many respects, but
because we entertain this opinion for
him is no reason why We should close
our mouths when he bull-dozes a man
into paying $50 that he has no right to
ray if he objects, and for the collection
of which there is not the shadow oil
law. When We see advantage taken of
people who happen to get in a tight
pace, as was the case Of Mr.. Eby, we
shall expose the party taking the ad.
vantage, no matter who it may be. In
this case we say it as plain as We know
how to say it, that the Mayor ought tc
make the Sergeant refund the 500 aud
il this is not done Mr.. Eby (if he only
.ad punk enougn,) should enter suit
for the recovery Of tn. money, and the
prosecuting State officers ought to take
the matter in hand and enforce the Law
against taking illegal fees.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17
TN aAkG

We would hardly be doing justice to
our patrons were we to let the 'oppor-
tunity pass without thanking them for
the liberal support they have given us
in the publication oi our double sheet,
which will be welcomed into $500 homes
to-day, and read by 5000" readers.
When we published our double sheet
q couple Of weeks ago, it was eut an
experiment, but one that proved bene-
fetal to US and to our friends who
patronized us. So popular was that
edition of our paper that We yielded to
the general request of our business
men to publish another double sheet.
they promising to support US by extra
advertisements. We have only to say
that these promises have been well
and faithfully kept as the appearance
of our double sheet to day will fully
attest. We publish to-day an edition
of $500, abaut 500 more than cur
usual number. This is merely to sup
ply our subscribers, and the general
demand for our paper, without us hav-
ing made any extra efforts to push its
sales. or to send it broadcast over the
country as sample paper for the Gu
rious to LOOK at.
OF this large circulation over 800 will
be served to our subscribers up the
Brandywines circulation which We are
proud of, and which We are confident
is not equalled by all the other daily
papers in the city combined. Almost
the same proportion Of circulation holds
good at Edgemoor, New Castle. New
port and Newark, atcrding our patrons
Just the circulating medium they desire.
At some future time and occasionally
from time to time We will publish still
other double sheet editions, as the
wants of trade will guarantee, but for
the present We extend our hearty
thanks to all who have favored US
with their extra advertisement and
hope they may with us be mutually
benefited.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

THE Democrats never did like the
army except when it was used under
Democratic administrations for the ac-
qusiticn of slave territory, and for en-
'orcing fugitive slave laws. Since the
breaking out of the shareholders rebel
lion in 1861, they have been extremely
nervous ahont the rights " Of .the
lear people which the army Threatened.
They were so afraid of the army in
1860, before the Republicans came into
power, that the then Democratic Sec
retary of War, under Buchanan, Floyd,
had not only the army but the most Of
the guns and ammunition removed down
South where no use could Immediately
be made of it against the "rights" " of
the Southern people. They we're ap-
prehensiv- that the army might be
used somehow to prevent the exercise
of the popular "right" of secession.
The solid South didn't like the army
during the war, and they never liked
it since, and it looks now as if they
never would like it again unless it is
put under Democratic rule again and
used for restoring the :" lost cause" to
the position it occupied before the war
broke out. The threat to starve the army
comes from the men who tried and failed
to destroy it during the war, but the
threat is an empty one and causes no ap-
prehension of danger on the part Of the
loyal millions of the north, who if the
thing must be done over gain, ar Just as
ready to 60 forth in defence of the ma.
ton as they were in 1861, when the
sound Of the first gun against Sumpter
went booming through the land, and
when afterwards General Dix, an old
loyal Democrat, gave tie order which
has immortalized his name: "If any
man attempts to pull down the Ameri.
can flag shoot him on the spot" The
Confederate Congress now assembled al
Washington will not dare to carry their
threats into execution, for they know
that such an outrage in the light o,
recent American history would be in.
dignantly resented hy the American
peopl" who love liberty.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17
Adkins ,Lawrrnce Tonight,

For once the citizens of Wilmington,
if assurances are to be relied upon,
will be favored with Shakespearean rem
dition of GAS you like it," and the fact
that Charles Walcot, one of the most
noted artists of the day is to appear,
gives countenance and assurance that
the people will not be deceived who
favor the Grand Opera House with
their presen0e this evening. Mr.. At
kins Lawrence for whom the benefit is
given is not only one of the leading
actors of the day but to Wilmingtonians
he has the additional merit of having
once been resident of this city. The
whole company ii is said is the best and
most accomplished of any that has ever
visited our city, and for this reason a
play of real merit and with the best
actors should be literally patroniAed in
Wilmington. We have no doubt what
evey that those who attend this even
ing will not regret their action. 1t is a
weE known fact that the people of
Wilmington are not a theatre going
people, bnt this arises mostly from the
fact that the stage has been abused so
much that the better class of people
who would attend to see a play Of rea
merit, hesitate to do Sc, for fear they
may be deceived by some third or
fourth rate performance that they are
ashamed of. Mr.. Lawrence and Mr..
Walcot were both here on the presen.
tation OF the "Exiles," and the large
number of the better class of our citi
zens who attended that performance
know that they are actors far above
the average both in character and ahil-
ity, and this fact naturally gives assur-
ance that this evenings performance
will be worthy of the name they bear.
The afternoon matinee comes of at two
o'clock and theeve1ing's performance
will commence at eight O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

the supervisors. Mr.. Thurman does
not seem to have appreciated the argu-
ment he wac using against his own
parts, but4it Gs a very strong one. The
,oouatry at lGrge already understands
the purpose of the Democratic party in
its Efforts to withdraw all guards from
the ballot. bsx, but it was scarcely to
be ex pscted that a staunch party man
like Mr.. Thnrman would contribute so
much additional light upon the sub
inet
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

NNTERPRlSE.-Iip push ard pluck, vim
ID and energy entitle a man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the ice cream and contec
tonery man, at the Second street market
house. should he n successful man. Charlie is
succeeding in pleasing the people, md he is
rapidly building up large trade. His bust
ness is increasing 50 rapidly that he is com
PEELED to remodel his Old stand At the corner
Of Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted the
store up in "A tirstclass style. harle has
been at his stand FOR the past twenty-five
years, and his many customers viii. no doubt.
he pleased with the new alterations made.
tn" grand opening took place last saturday
evcnin.. "nl Charlie made great prepa-
raii0ns for the event He also supplies pic
ncH, excursions and private families with ice
cream at all hours OF the day, and at prices to
suit the times. my7
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

The PHILAr l. MA "bulleIin," in re-
ferrins to Senator Thurman's s, eech
on Thursday, says lie made some very
singular admissions, even admitting
without appearing to realize that he
was arraigning his own party, that in
1877, whenever there was the most
thorough supervision of -'.e elect ,ns, i,
the Republicans made their largest
gains. This is precisely the natural
result of any propss supervision Of fed
eral elections. 1t is where the Demo-
sracy is not properly watched and con-
trolled that it gets its large majorities,
and it is for this reason, and this alone,
that tue Democrats want to &c I'D Of
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

MRS. NJ. u. INGRAM X CO.'S
WI EXCELSIOR REMEDY,
Is q sure cure for Rheumatism. Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Piles, Diseases Of e
Lungs, Heart Disease, Constipation, Weak.
ness Of Eyes. Weakness of Spine or Limbs.
This xreat remedy has been thoroughly tested
in all Of the above diseases, and has never
failed to effect a cure. Price 35 cents per bot
tie. For sale at 203 WEST EIGHTH ST.
and bl2 ORANGE St
apl7.i Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

WHILE MANY in Delaware have for
many years been trying to get the Leg
stature of the st lt- to raise the rate Of
interest, upon an argument that New
FORK and other great commercial States
seven per cent. as the lega! rat
the Legislature of New York has re-
duced the rate Of interest from seven to
six per cent, and it is said that there
ia 10 danger Of the Governor v-toing
the bill.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

< CEElS, SEEDS.--We have Just laid IN our
- stock OF Fresh Genuine Reliable Gar
den Seeds, and advise all who may be trou.
bled with an inclination to save their money
In their purchases, to try our Rock Rottom
Prices, for we mean business.
W. N. CHANDLER,
mhl0 No. Hll NarEpt street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

THE New York "rribane," now en-
tirely cured Of its conservatism which
completely carrirl it away in its gu Ii
of sympathy for tie repentant and rp-
turning rebel prodils, ga has taken rank
amongst the stalwsrt Eepuh lean jour
mails OF the country. 1t is flllv con-
vinced now that It's sympathy was
misplaced, its kindness unappre;ia:ed, ,
and it, intentions misconstructed, and
it has wisely come back to its old first
love, where it can do tn mos. good.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17
A NOTE.

The ..Republican'' sttsl seaas I"
circulation. Advertise where y~n
get the most for year money and
the .sKepublican'' IL that oaOer.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-17

Proven. ion is better than cure, and
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills are the best
preventive of disease known. They are
used approved and reco amended by
myriads Of people throughout the land.
Price 25 cents.
, 1879-02-15


CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-fn this mornings iss,,e OF
your pnper you arc at much pains to stutv ,lIat
the indictment Iounl nearly year ago against
j. C. Richards thus not bren dismissed u; that
hu ttis on bail. and the oulJ action takun IN tho
case 80 far was tint q month or ntoro ago 1t
was callod for tr!a1, AMI, richards nut apprar-
ing. Ills bond wns forfeited, With default was
Ees asidr fuw days ago. thu understanding
having been ihat when the ease w,ls called IL
should be continued. Tie easr will 10 tried IL
due seasou, provided Richards can be lld.n
Now, just why you orc 80 cagrr to paEado
bafure The world crery prtty accltsa-
tion against AIR. Ricllrds / 1u not
know, hut It Is very plain that llero u null
eious feeling ut tho hutttm of It, Or VOL, would
not be constantly peryertlng fucts md tEfoSlng
Unt innugnlOes concerning hin. Hal you
merely desired TO report tito ,fueis, you would
hnye stated thMt on Atun,laY last The Cause was
set fur trial, nlll tllut State s-Attoyl1ev Mills,
upon proper examination, at once dismissed
the Indictment without the forfnalty of a trial.
With reference to your grAluttDus tnhuer4o
il.at Alr. X. tsmi0ht hot bo fouud,n DESIRE to
say to you that Ills o!l!ce Ia at 1Ei East Mour0c
street, whege all can tinu him at nnY and all
tiulcs, and will youcl TINT he will be really
anl willing, rs lie always has bean At any t!,nu
tt' meet any nccuscr face tu face, e1llIer IN tl.
Crfnllnul Court Or auY other forum you nlay
select, u1ll will "stA,lH and nltdcn tic result
OF any churCo or investigation wll!cl. may 10
made. f. a. SHEunU1NE,
Attorney fur J. Z. tltClisrls,
, 1879-02-15
THE "MOONHlllNEnS." "

t.xrerlcuces Among Tl.a.M by Chlcngo
lt.FeltlO tltilrGr.
Mul. Joseph Kirkland turned over to TN1n-
uAH reporter yestcrslny the following extrarts
from lettrr received BY him from u wcl'-known
revenue officer wllo Is "dolng" tho "moon.
shine" districts of Tcnncasee:
-. have had q rough tluc during tho
Uast two WecEA, but feel quito hopeful witfaf.
Tic proplc in tito troolssnu districts usc getting
tired Ut thts continued stritp an. nlnny of thu
citEzaUs are willing to ronicr I'LL tho pl1 III ta,clr
power to suppress tho illicit whisky trac which
1t ii stfunga tllt lDunshtne whisky slIulI!l work
more harm thau taxI,ai spirits; bus sucl Is tle
fact. T., left tan boat ut **** a,rs soon
besa'na Convinced that had really found thu
"Cunfciicr!t y Huads,"-ony tho i,a,ne
Of t!lu 7, II. was not kasby. Tho puatOfllea
Is nuycr open cxccnt when sotue one GOES tu lils
nearest GroE.slop for tho Postmaster, anA as
Buon % he has hooked over tho letters hu lotka
the dour anu hurr!cs bark TO- l3aseo1n's. Ey-
cryboly hero IL ,ulittc!a,,, md lt!u discussions
tlilt wi hear woul.l sOou convince Sherman that
ho Inns not learned thu stst principles u sanee,
au.. 1hu rrestdunt TINT hn knoY. absu,ute!y
pottpH OF the ~ policy u which 1fOuc eau roc
oE,clu y tho South.
Court was in session. md | had faIr oppor.
tnnty to study the habits a,El desirea of the
l3our1ons, who control thu region, a,ll It L. sata
to say thAt tlEr uetnA'tls afs not R&IDg To be OF
modest nature wleneyer they arc iu position
" ontorcu them. They look forward to 1Seu as
nlu yrar oE jubilee, wlen ule. Democrats vii!
f,ossuxa all lrauchos Of tho Government. aud
eacl, ot thu faithful vii! bs rewarded
with an otllce, aud when thy aluYes
thu chickens "stnlcn by the Yankees" Will DO
maid fut. Uf coursa this folly u not unlyursaa,
but the ttelnagokucs haYa lad t!le snasAe4 to DO
lseye ~ 1t, anl thu people, who know bestce arc
compelled to concliic or take back seat. Thu
best taeu prefer thu iatlcr courhe. A ono ol
them said tu me. !" THIS times are not Ffpd for
cha,,go, nnl ,l,sss u no use IN wasting your en-
ssnigs by hamlnrrtng un cold tron.n
I feuiatnr4 In *sk* thfeu days, and ttleu ataKt-
I'd up rouutry on horseback With ~ and w anu
q UniteI States Cou!nfssIouss. We were Joined
by twu I,atlYos who, actuated by loyal seusu VI
tayoFs TO conle, rendered u valuable assistance.
About oncc III ttlrae days We would aud hatch
Of unfortunate luuoashners OIL our hands, and
tl4cn .llu Commissioner would call the court to
order, aad ahe nearest county jail would recsiyo
such III thu oUondsss u could not give bail for
, 1879-02-15
Franco.

~. ~ - 11,a. ,..
cHioAHo' Fep' l4'-lheto WIS 'afee meet
inE uf citizens yesterday called together lor thu
purnoso Of erganiztng a celebration OF thu
vIr+orv NJ ,ha Frcncb Henulltr. Tbcv met III.
.s.' o,.,,. mn,,.. IT ,.,,aso1 49,, ,,,.,,.r
oef l"e o"e'"a'' ''pusc' "'ssasee" '''o "1a.t''
and concluded that they would not to anWh!n2
but appolEt n committee to wn!t upon tho
French Consul nu,i ask hin, Il, take the Initiative
l., ~, nroutsos
~ ."a p.s"''ess' ,,,,, .,,.
NO" VIC ulay look upon Franco WIN pf!'e'
It has been said nlua published tint Eoyert'-
lc.,t nj the luo,,te ly tl,e pgoplc could mt to
stabiy established In Fr,,lrr, i,yr pc0pe hclne
Ion turbulent, l,rro t,cug loo ,nauy (,elions-
IUpcrullsts, urleai,tsts, I.egi.ln!sta, With Itc-
publlea,ls, ulul rs,pclally br!iIg srrau;l!ud l,y
countries lut,llral to republican forlu uf guv-
ur,it,leut,
it is truo tint wc have sce,l u1a,1y Revolutions
IN Francs within thc list hunirui yuars; .f,uso
Ut s03 80, rs, md ri. And It IL riir lest ar-
aver Ia t!,u rarrr t,f sntt-IIeu,IhlIrnB,,I that
Mopu !laye struggled ujways tur liberty. TicIr
blood ur,I trrus,,rcs Luyu Lopn surrilf.sl With
u1lt easl1ru 10 frs themselves frut uily inrli
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