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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-04
7 ny INT N0NIl-NIItsI,
| IL LYMAN +. KNAPP Register
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

~ The undersigned. having been appointed by
lte hon. Probate Court for the District of Add
son, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
ADJUST al claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Thomas Armstrong, late OF
i.elster IN sad district, deceased and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice ill., +
we VIII meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
dwelling house of Ada Armstrong. in Leicester,
NEXT IRON one O'clock p. N. until four
o'clock +: Nj, each of said days, and that Six
months from the 9Th day of June A. H.
1873, is the time limited by said Court for sail
creditors TO present their claims TO us for ex
animation and allowance
A. ID. ls19. A. T.. STANIEY ~
II GEO. o. SMININGTON Com'rs
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ District of Addison, So.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury within a nd
1879
An instrument purporting TO be the last " i'll
and testament of Maria n. Rowley, late of Go.
shen, in said district, deceased being presented
Tor probate II is ordered by said court that all per
sons concerned therein be notified to appear at &
session thereof to he held at the probate officc i
Middlebury, in said district, on the 2lst day OF
July, a. ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
anu snow cause, any they have, against the pro.
pate OF SAN VIII. IL Is further ordered that this
oricr De published three weeks successfully in
.ne Minniebury Register, newspaper printed Mt
time of hearing.
BY the court-Attest
IL LYMAN ENApD paoi.,..
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toR THE WEEK ENpIN1 ItiY l. Isl

fVk THE WEEk FNDINu II u l. $50. 7
Market Beel-A few choice 49,, extra, Go a
100, ntst quality J.15aG.JO, second quality 800 a
800; uirl quality si.U SAFE.
Prices OF store Cattle-Worklng oven per pair
from 800 lG0.
cows, Sl0a2s.
lcarlings, s7ali; two years old, Isa25; three
years old, l5a3j.
Western fat swine, live. -2a4 s4c perlb
Prlcc Of Sheep and Lambs in lots, Sl,5, 50 30
each extra si.OOas9.OO, or from a L 4 Der ID.
Veal Cays 81 n perlb. n
Hides, Tallow and skins-Brighton hiles &c
per lb,; Country hides, q ll2c per Ii.
bfgilon t,llow, . cts. pr H.; country tallow
Pelts from 81 90 to1 - each.
CAR skins lOc per III.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for
me District of Vermont In the matter Of Jane,
H. Batchelder. bankrupt.
Il. Hntlce IS hereby given that petition has been
me-, Me-, IN sad Court by James II. Batchelder, ol
MiuuIeDuly' IN said District. duly declared a
~, Tor discharge and certificate thereof nom
an aiI ms dents and other claims provabe under
O'Clock AM, before the Hon. Howl ii. Wheeler
Judge OF said Court. at the L. 5. Court Rooms in
burlington, Is assigned for the hearing OF the
same when and where all creditors who have
proved iheir debts. and other persons in interest
may attend and show cause ifany they have why
WS prayer OF said petition should not be granted
Dated ut burlington, on the nth dav 6f lime
io'". i. IL. ID. SMALLEY CLERK
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1 IN the District court of the United State,. for
Thayer bankrupt. - ' ~
N"llre is hereby given that petition has been
liIi III Stlu touri, by George A. Thayer, OF Lin
coln in said district duly declared n 6ankrnmt
under the Act OF Congress Of March > lss;7 for a
discharge and certificate thereof nom ali his
debts AMI other claims provable under said art
ami that the 9Th day of August 1879. AT 9 o cloct
~ m, before the Hon. lIoyt II. Wheeler. Judge of
san Court, at the u. >. COart Rooms in BurIing
ION, Is assigned ior the hearing OF the same, when
ann where all creditors who have proved their
nrnts, anu other persons in interest, may attend
anu snow ca,lse II any they have why the prayer
1879 ' Vi Iie"ei
r. IT,. SMAJIry ri.-I
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Xfast 1lnftffs.

CTsfE 5T iysnadsfiIff -ftTfftJf
- District Of Addison, ~.
In Probate Court held ut Middlebury, within
and for said Of District, on the 3Oni day Of
June, A. ID. 1870
An instrument. purporiing 10 lie the last will
ami Testament Of Edwin 3. Pctubonc, late Of Britt
port, IN said district. dcceaeed being presented
for PROBATE II Is ordered by said court that all per.
sons concerned therein be notified 10 appear at n
session thereof, 10 be held at the probate Office IN
Mnlhlcburv, in said district, the 2sth day OF
July, A.. u. 1879, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and show cause, ifany they have, against
the probate of said will Tor which purpose Il is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully In the Mi,ldlebuiy Register,
| newspaper printed at said Middlebury, in this
| state, previous TO said time Of hearing.
by the court.-Attest,
II LYMAN y. KNAPP, Register.
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Challenge Accented.

sam Richards takes up the gauntlet throw n
down ny Nichols. ior - dollars for ten mile run
ca go NJ You please, \. Il. Colby. stakeholder
ana u grand race may lie expected. ANY man IN
Addison County wishing L. start can do 50 by
Putthg 80 Ia Mr.. Colbrys han,Is and the winner
gets every dollar This is e.ueriallY ,iircctc,i IN
FRANK Buckley and Peter DUDLEY ni Cornwall
On or before July Sth. Race &, take place July Ii
night OF run.
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A G,nril

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
uiscreuons Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de
cay loss of manhood ETC.. I will send n recipe
mat will cure you. FREE OF CHANGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a selcaddrcssed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAS. Station d, New
York CITY.
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DIED.

PErrIBONE-In Bridport Mir. Edwin D Pet.
tibone ST., OF heart disease and arilysis, aged
about % years.
FALES- In Middlctury, June 2sth. Helen A.
wife oi MyrOn l.. Fales aged - year,.
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D. Il. SMALLEY, CLERK
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IT NOT1CE.
~ The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Addi-
son, commissioners. TO receive, examine and adj
lust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of Iucrctia u. Watts, late of Whit
ing, IN SAID district deceased, and all claims
we VIII meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
iatedweing house of said deceased, ou the 7th tiay
o. 'uiy AMI 9Th day of December neN t. from one
sad days, aud that six months nom the OH tlay OF
June, a. ID. 1872. Is the tine limited by said
'ou,, ior shli creditors 10 present their claims to
us Tor examination and allowance
4. D. 1873 -N'
EARL r. BELANu,l al
Il A II. HUBBARD, ,oomTs
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Richmond, june 3O.-Thc market was about
the same as last week. Fair 10 good solid at 10 To
II cents; choice. /. la Il - cents New mll
milk cheese sold at . Ia Il cents, AMI factory at
to q IL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-04

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. 30 Nv
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st. Adams, July 1.-The attendance was
good. receipts large. market duh aud low.
Good to choice sold at 10 To IL cents per lbs
fancy lots at "A higher price.
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Middlebury. June 10. The market was good
10 To II cents was the ruling price, but ~ Ia
cents was paid for some choice lots.
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That ivyeih IN The show OF thingsi o, race
That 'ivet' Ivy the impulse wearing brain and
And sou, with wild and wnnton use, for thee
Her messages are plain; She waitcth still
In Solemn, sphinN-like calm for thee
70 take tliy llace. pupil at her feet. Il
All hail q. science. toilingkto disclose "
How witlr and tar the rcien OF law extends M
Thou ilnst her message % man. Unscal
The volume, peer with closest scrutiny
Upon the page, and then unfaltcring read
Her deepest secrets. All the world that hear
And ponder, and obey, shall feel and know
That all her teachings are from God.
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Vergennes June, 2S.-Attendance good. hui
ter sold from 10 10 l2cts. Selections l3al3I .cts
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scvttisit rvycnnuNrs Anonymous.
q. H., WIfUfi1s. Nli,dlcbury.
fnif Play for woman, 10 Geo. lin. Curtis
n. p. lfowknp. ccncori, VT
II "a W Muse
hegulus 70 the Ronlan senate. Epcs Sargent
q. q. DE4xENwoRTH, Randolph, VI.
fanatcf OF theNar. - AGco. Wm. Curtis
G. n. Ross. roultney.vt
Music.
Harpcrs Ferry, Wendell Phillips
J. l.. BARToN. New Haven, Vt.
william Lloyd Garrison, WelldcU Phillips
II. o. CADr. Nfddicbury, ".
MUSIC.
A Free Press, Tictor Hugo
,. $. JUNE, Brandon. VT
Public opinion, JrendeH PhHhps
4. NJ. PARKER, Middlcbury. VI,
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Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Salutaiory. H. W. Hubert. Middlebury.
orail9n, How shall We develope good Charac.
ter. ). W. Chapman. Middlebury.
Music.
Grafton. The Power OF the Suggestive, II. W.
Hubert, M,debury,
GRAFTON, The dignity of the Physicians Calling,
!, /, Whipple. Dandy.
Music.
philosophical Grafton. The Abuse Of Specula-
tive Thought, 4. IL. Farnsworth, Concord, \. ii.
Naiedictory and Grafton, EnglanIs debt to
Chaucer, +. X. Brainerd St Adams.
Music.
=, Masters Grafton, j. W. Abenethy, 80, Mid
Music.
Comforting of Degrees,
Prayer.
Ienelction
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Came OIL at tho church. At an early
hour people began to come so as TO get
seats, and at a little after eight the
house was packed. The-h house was
very warm. In the galleries, where
none were premitted 10 enter but
ladies', nothing could be seen but gor-
geous hats and bonnets and the frantic
waving of fans. The following was the
programme:
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SOCIETIES..


EUREKA LODGE. No. 10. =. 4 a. II.
V,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU-
i reka Lodge, No. 16. r. L A. H., will Be
held In Masonic Hall, every Saturday even
month.
Called Communications every Saturday oven
ing.
Members Ct sister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in god standing. are cordially invit-
ed to attend. H. JOHNSON. W. NJ
W. P. SIEIcHELMAN, Secretary.
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VOB PRINTING q. DF AKI. nE.
- seriptions. executed with aektpsss ana
despatch 1t n SKaxiSkL Ofbse
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ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. Nlb. 5.
FTNHE STATED CONvOCATIONS OF ST.
i Johns Chapter. No. 5. r. A. NJ. will be
held ut Masonic Hall. On the second Wednesday
evening Of each month. Called communities
tions on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Mas0ns. in good standing, aee
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE, A. p.
W. A. DURLEY, Secretary.
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A. B. HUNT,

A TTORNEY AND UNsELWR
IA at Law, 800 Montgomery street. Rooms
65 and 66. Nevada Block, San Francisco, CALI
fornia.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. g. H. TH0MA

DIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Of.
i nee ON Buel street, opposite the SEsTI-
EL Office.
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BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. :. X. OF r.,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lNl month, Mt 30 O'Clock r. NJ, Mt its Castle
Hall. in Odd Fellows building.
All Brother knights, In good standing.
frsternally Invited to attend such meetings.
G. L. BROY, C. @
H. b. MCKEE, K. OF r. and 8.
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NyINNEMUCCA TRIBE, NO. ., IMPROVED
w Order OF Red Men. hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns. at the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
Sojourning braves, warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet In council.
r. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
Max JACOBS, Chief of Record. al
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qHE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

THh lJnuAn Uulul WIN llN0ns
,,,,,saxp EyRay MORNING tExcxPr MON
pAY), BY
CASSIDY 4 Skill 1 MAN,
A. sKIILNAs. "ho
fofice-No. south Buel Strees.)
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
a.. co,v one year. by mail..................Slo w
Dns eony six months, by mail............... w
O. cany three months by nail............ w
NJ napers forwarded until paid fer
AGENTS.:
upa NJ JACKSON. ............ $500. WARD
" p GOODMAN ..-.............. ..fioche
lanes O. D0YLE......,......... Hamilton
n p, sTIMLER .........-........-..- ..-belmoht
c.xs. b. sTREITBERGER...... .Tybo
HERMAN KRAUSE. ............Silver Reef, Utah
In. FIsCHBACH. bristol, Lincoln Co., New.
HAGAR 4 co O.....................Fr Frisco, otah
cu,s W. CRANE. at No. 32S Montgomery
.trret rcom No. 10 Safe Deposit building. Is
ale Agent for the ErRrsA DAILY sESriNEL
4, San Frsneisco. Persons in that city nav
,ng bnsiuess with this Office are requested TO
communicate with him.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10
On ne peut pas desirer

On ne peut pas desirer de
temps plus propiee pour les re
coltes que celui que nous avons
Gu cette semaine. Mardi dernier
il plu toute la journee ct de-
puis le temps s'est remis au beau
ct la chaleur commence a Sc faire
seDtir. Aussi, sous rin6uence de
cette temperature, la came ct le
maTs font de rapides progress.
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Les Atts snsats eositre lrs Chef,
d'Etat.


Le Gaul0is a Ell la patience de
dresser liz liste Dies attentatS tiiri
ges centre la vie de persoIncS
royales on de chefs d'Etat dn-
rant cesstrantes dt.fnierps annees,
c'eSt-a dire dppnis lS4S. In vuici
Contre le due de Motlene, Ell
1S4s;
Contre le prince de PruSse (au-
jonrd'hni l'empereur Guillaumel,
a Mindlen, JUN 1S4S /;
Contre le aernier roi de PrnSse
en- 1852
Contre Ia refine Victoria. pal
un ancien lieutenant, ell 1852;
Machine iBternale d6couverte a
Marseiile, lors 'du voyage de Ma
|poleon LII, EN- 1852;
L'empereur d'Antriche grieve
ment blesse par lie hongrois Lii
benyez, Ell 1853
Contre Napoleon 1T, en- face
de rOpera-C -Comique 1858;
LIE due de Parme, mortelle
ment atteint, 1854;
Pianori tire sur Napoleon III
aux Champs Elysees, 1866 !;
Un agent de police s'empart
de Fuentes au moment OF il allail
tirer sur la refine Isabelle, 1856
LIE soldat Milano frappe d'ul
coup de poignard lie roi Ferdi
nand de Naples, 1856;
Trois italiens, venus de Lon
dreS, sont convaincus de conspi
ration contre Napoleon III. 1857
Complot d'Orsini contre Ma
poleon III, 1858
LIE roi de Prusse essuie, san
6tre atteint, deux comps de fel
tires par retudianl Becker Rade
1861;
L'etudiant Brusios tire sur |
roi de Greee, 1862;
Trois italienS, venus de Lon
dres, sont arr6tes pour avoir cor
spire contre Napoleon LII, 1862
Assassipat du president Lii
coin, 1866 !;
LIE czar est attaque a Saint
Petersburg, 1866
Berezowski tire sur lui d Paris
1867;
Assassinat du prince Niche
de Scribe, 1868
Attentat cOntre le roi Amede
dEspagne' 1871
Assassinat du president an Pt
rou, 1872 ell Bolivie, 1878 dan
IPEquateur, 1875 ; au Paraguay
1877.
| Deux attentats s0nt dirige
centre l'empereur d'Allemagn
Ell mai ct Ell JUN, 1878.
Lie vendredi 25 octobre 1S7s
Moncasi tente d'assassiner lie re
Id'Espagne dun coup de pistole
/ LIE II novembre 1878, le re
d'Italie lnanque d'atre poignard
par Passanante.
Enfin, lie Il avril, d huit heure
du matin, l'empereur de Russie
etc, pour la troisieme fois, l'obje
dun attentat anguel il Went het
reusement d'echapper; c'est !
troisieme fois quill 6cllappe an
balles dirigees contse lni.
Total ticntr-tt ltl attentat!
don't sept sitiviS de mort. Et eel
dams t'rSrace de trrnte ans !
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10

La foire de lEglise CathOlIqne
ile Napoleonville a obtenn un We
ritable success. Il y a eu, pendant
deux jours, foule autonr des ta-
bles tenues par de charmantes
vcndeuses ct Ia sale de spectacle
etait trop petite pour conten.r lie
monde qni voulait asslster aux
representations dramatiques du
soir. lie programme de ces repre-
sentationS etc mieux execute
par nos amateurs qu'on ne sly
attendait. Aussi ont lis etc cha
leureusement applaudis.
La recette brute de Ia foire a
etc de S1455. On pourra proba
element payer 81 a $500 aux
creanciers de regiise.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10

Le DR.. Guiot, qni aux repre-
sentations dramatiques qui ont
etc donn6es au benefce de notre
egljse catholiqne, Went de reve-
Ter un talent d'artiste, part pro-
enhancement pour France. II va
revoir Mines, sa belle vieille vile
natalie, ct Paris, la merveilleuse
capitale. Son absence ne durera
que trois mois. A son retour il
reprendra d Paincourtville seS
occupations professionnelles.
Nous lui souhaitons, ainsi qua
sa digne epouse qui doit l'accom
pagner, IN voyage heureux et
agreeable.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10
JEAN GOUaUX,
Phi a r M ~ 4 ! { *,
sssEa. et<. la .eyet.
IA COTE Dc MAGAsiS D. ii. .t,;RhAN WE,E
Nap0seo:aHi.ie, La.

A rhonneur de faire savoir an public
quill a ouyert son etabiisAe,ncnt; i'tlsessC
ei-dessns indiqu6e e. qu'.l esg -, mesnre,
CONNIE par he passe, lie Temp II l,s I.rrs-
criptions ct les conimande> qui i scront
addressees.
Son etablisseIncnt est ponrvu de mt-
declines Franeaises ct Amerieaii:es Ge
Ter choix. Parf.merie de Paris eli &c PHI
ladelphie. Bitters. S;ns ct L'quetiEs. Pro
dnits chimiques, i'einture, Euiiee. Serni-
Plncea,tx, etc. FouFniturss de Eiheaux
Graines de Jardin. Livres c.assique Ian
dages ct Sangsues.
- Tn soin tout particulier est c0nsaert
aux ordres ou'on iui enyerra.
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Conseil:
Quand nne femme yous ennuie,
prenpz la par les cheyeux.
Quand ellie Sc noie, pre1ez-la
par les sentiments.
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ge gionuiet.
PARAIT ToUs LES sAMEDIs.
CHARLES DUPATY, Editeur.
CONDITIONS DE D'ABoNNEMEFT /:
PAYABLE D'ADvAncE.
PRIX DEs ANNoNCEs

I'm carre de dix lignes, Ire Insertions SO
Chaque insertion suivante. IS cents.
Cartes de Profession, par an. ...... $12 SO
Annonces de Candidature. ..... -. II so
1Tout avis judiciaire devra 6tre paye
lie dernier jour de Ia publication on le jour
de la vente.
wPour lettres, journaux, echanges, &c,
addressez au ..PIoNEIER," Napoleonville,
Line.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10

Un homme de couleur nomme
Babe. Baker a etc arrete, mercre-
di dernier, par le depute sherlt
Elvaine Himel, an moment on Il
Sc preparait a trayerser le lac
Verret pour Sc soustraire a Fac
ton de la justice. II est accuse
d'avoir, lie 81 du mois derpier,
viole deux petites files de cou-
leur dams le bois qui est sitne
derriere Napoleonville. II a com
paru pour ce fait desant lie juge
Carver ani Pa enyoye devant Ia
Cour de District actuellement en-
session. LIE Grand Jury a, a son
tour, examine I'affaire ct a tronye
l'aecusation assez fondee pour
ordonner des poursnites. Babe
Baker sera probablement jdge i
gemaine prochaine.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-10

LIE Bayou a paisse cette Sc
maine, ce qui ne fait pas dutont
l'affaire des planteurs de riz qui
ne peuvent plus irrigaer leurs
champs. Des pluies freqnentes
peuvent seules leur venir en- aide.
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LA CONVENTION.

ventions qui nous interessent ter.
riblement, non pas settlement a
cause des resnltats immediats
qu'elles peuyent ayoir chez nous,
mais encore a cause de Peffet
qu'elles peuvent exercer sur les
esprits au Nord ct a lOnest, au
Nord surtout.
Ne l'oublions janais, a fheure
quill est, lie Nord a les yeux fixes
sur nous ; il nous guette comme
lie Chat guette la souris, pr6t a
saisir nos moindres fautes ct a
les exploiter a son profit. Deay
chooses turlnpinent actuellement
lie Nortl, ct elles sont bien faites,
en- effet, pour le turlupiner.
La premiere, une question po-
litique, lie Sud uni, formant un
corps solide ct marchant CONNIE
IN seul homme au scrntin ce
qui lui permet de controller la po-
litique generate ct d'imposer sa
volont6 au pays,-situation qni
doit sembler intoierable au Nord,
accoutum6 depuis 81 longtemps a
nous mener comme un troupeau
d'esclaves.
La seconde. question CONNER
eiale, la valee dn Mississippi qui
fait mine de voulor reprendre son
Importance, sa preponderance
d'antrefois ct de reprendre Il son
profit tout lie transit que lie Nord
lui await enleve; autre affaire
qui tiemt pour le moins autant
an eeur du Nord que la question
politique, ct etilnt donn6 le choix
force q faire entire les deux, nous
ne Sommes pas bien sur que les
yankees he Sc declarassent pas
en favenr de la preponderance
commerciale !; toujonrs l'histoirt
du plat lie lentilles d'Esau.
Comment voulez vous que Il
! Nord ne so tronye pas profonde
ment humilie, cruellement blesse
de Sc yoir ainsi enlever tous lie.
tavantages politiques ct CONNER
ciaux quill await ell tant de pein'
a monopoliser? +? C'est done un Ell
nemi acharne que nous avonS Ia
un ennemi autant par la bours'
que par la politique. Et, soye.
tranquilles, 81 nous faisons un'
faute, ellie ne lui echappera pas
Iet il en- saura tirer profit ave
ll'adresse diabolique qui le distin
que.
A ce point de vue du Nord Gu
nous epic ct cherche a nous fair
tomber dams quelque piege ct
lprofiter de nos fautes, il nous es
impossible de juger la Convention
Constitutionnelle qui siege a |
,IMaison d'Etat. Rien encore d
Ipositif ma etc fait par ellie.
{ Mais qu'elle ! prenne garde,
| Nord a les yeux fixes sur ell
!, Qu'elle ne vote rien qui ressembl
a nne restriction des droits de
noirs, qu'elle laisse lie suffrage
peu pres tel quill est. Que chacn
puisse voter a sd fantaisie. Sc,
lement qu'on laisse Il sa dispos
. ton lie moins d'emplois possibl
: Quill nomme lie gouyerneur,
\ legislature, soft. Mais qu'on Il
! enleye administration ct la ju
/ tice. Laissons ces choses-la au
gems du meter. C'est Ia la pr
r miere des reformes. Cue voule
E vous que diss a celia lie gonvern
i nement de Washingtons9 \
peut on pas lui repondre: "Nol