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TIE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
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| "hAtA OstFo1L lnVfhEbf ~ DHlHE.
| Irtret frtt Pfty%.
Saturday evening rcn0rter Ut tile Iirtt Pftss
] spent couple ri hours in the old church On
flae street, waleFc several months ngo he dis.
covered Charles j. fandcpuelc. the enthusiastic
Belgian electrician. 4 i!ood Of ligll:, beautiful
In Eta soft hsihancy, fell upnH the tools mud pat
terms scattered everywhere, a,ul rust !nky
3ihouettcs on the 1!uur. rendcnt fron the ecu
tro OF the ceiling hum: tho marvellous rauss Ut
1t all,-tae corning light produced By r1ev,rlcty
Tie rll.cky Mr. Vandcpoc1e, although working ut
great disadvantage, has y,adu t,utabir in,prorc-
incts l1s tle light which lIc first exhibited tu II
reporter of tlI's paper some mouths ugo. The
light Ehtrh was shown Saturday night was II
clear white ray, harnG STEADY gow, tIIekrrine
! only occasionally, when lie are bc,wccn the
carbon points was changcl by tie current.
Sixty feet away from tic light the finest print
was easily reud, and sttl Its l,riilailcy did not
dnzzlc noy patn the eyes, VI It canc from, ucar
the ceiling. Wi!un Tie light wns lowered to thu
tab!r, however, II was mnch tuu strung, but
cas3y regulated by tie force nl tIic current.
Mr: pNa,Ilepoele y was partielnrly Iuhiiant, md
po.cta 10 make In The streets u the ci:y. lie
lat -nuTct'tu yet his, ueW and larua .4lyaa,uo-
electric machine really 10 make lhu pr.lrtlcal
hut Will hardly be ablc to. iiu expects. iluwry.
CT, to exhibit ono light IN front OF ihe Ct.y-la!l
On that eysufnG un1 Will, It illuminate the whoIc
catlpus Martils. Thu test which Mr.. Ealdc.
poetc rtopusus to make Within the next two
mouths must satisfy tie city authorities w|e1t,-
Ct they will invest in ihe etccsric light or not
lie will place twelve ur fourteen lights 1T di-
tcreht paints III Tie city, locating ecyerat OIL tho
Campus alartlus, une near Tue river, albl others
wherever thu authorities may wish. The cxpcr-
lncnt will cost ttu S1,UU, ahd tie Coll,.i,osl
Council arr not asked TO appropriate ono cent.
Consequently, 1t Is sn:csiet! tlAt ttsr commit
tee uppofntcd to visit Cleveland postonr tlrIr
yistt'until 1t Il lrarncd what "ha1ne talent"
can DO With the electric light.
- know 1 shall s,sccec,i," said Mr. Vu,ulu-
let Charlie CO."
''Wtll not tic cast of thc carbon pnints be n
great objection tu liz usc VI tc light now t.tt
you have discovered l'ow to use n,u,cuutsol it:n
asked the roportur.
T." Tie statement that rarbosi points arc expca-
BsyG ts all nohseissc, With coku ut : tents per
bllsflcl."
Mr.. Vandcpoele exhibited tho ccsel,ratet
.|HblckoH light ami A!uwrd hts Visitor tic man
I'er oi manufacturing IL, uil II whi.h ,lu docs
sl!maesl. Iiels an interchangeable wurker nnll Is
confident uf coulnlctu SUCCESS In Ills under
taEinHs.
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COLORADO MINES.

ga pjntu tInynrnixhetl Etnt,nocpt nr X, ,,. "
-Lcaty,ylc-i,nrk Conntv ~ In,ro ro"u.r f"u"
ALMA, ra,J, Co.. Col, Mny Fl. 1h7o-H Coo'.
Esu., 20 Drarborn s,rrct f,hicauo-nr,s Iix'
Gle: as you szo des,rous of o,,taln.ne INV
opinion md views an ,ntntm, pa,tcra .,c,erolI;.
in Co]orado. l will. TO tbn bcst of nv ohi,l,y
rira vol a nl,fn. unvarnt.hr,, s,atomart =;
facts, During ,uy len ycars, ,n,nin,, rs.nrc
IN t1i. Stntc. INV, ivort.d n,,re nv ,n.. T.,
nrrttv ,n,,r1, nj, of thr ,n,ro,,o,,, c,ton. -
wcs cmn,nx.u tn cn,lf,rr,,, Trial x.,-
v..x. s.n ".., ,....,, H., 49,. :. Nuen = ie"
!s"'s "so' n1". '"'a'su ~ "nat IL no" mt eetl'
sre III I'eaaslllc AT That ttMc carbOnatcs isl,l
I.ca,lvtllc we're unknown. Doubtless l have
frcauentty handled the secnn,,y vat,.,csa ,ntr.
ern, no.:r r"a,,,r ~ =. sn.s,,,a ta"s.ss .., '
It%., INV. 11.a"s y. ats a"'s'''e "o,so' as
nave pecH i"tei5 "orkl!'E III sotao Of tic crack
mines OF Lcad'lse, thlHk, shnu1d ever agan
encounter carbonatcs, would hare no difficulty
+ oa1.,,," - ,.s,,a',.,,.
'.saa'4.o "a u'"'o"ose"ty 1eHarRaplF fich
anu Mohoer'a' eainp' possessing lnany rich and
valuahle mines. hut It also contans largo
t1ozcn nine, NJ, Curl,,,nta rt,i on,,,,,n. ,.,,o,
"o"sn ,"' n'"s' y" pooa1s t'''', enJof'hg eooA
IePatas.oAe' 'llat 10 NOT pay expenses Some
fcw on Fryer Till aro yielding largslv ntl ptutlt-
Of mineral, md the croi,ud /, e,sIlr ,rorkei II
:. ..". ",'., ~ -. - sAS'h "o'ne!' ~
% o.'s "4ues.u' VI seae OF t"oto completely
"oFk otlt Tie w w lou seot WHICH u tae sfzo
few weeks ago, owing to tho Peu,lry s.n1t gtrI,n.
,,in.-ai h,Inw thn ,',t"p.,,, rIt. .,.'' 'Na
M'.s'a! .o''" ~ oa'ssou' ,nE' tncy ptoeeeu'
ea ~ i'ose' Ss'o"ca conctassely Tic existence
{and myself worked on The outcryp ,usl above
tbc 'pcudry). iusteuJ nj toinp renllv M rutcron
.t', -., -. eo.,,sn, .,,. T.. ' 49,. ~. ua'.topt
NV NV '.n' .". =, sot7 .'oA otp tl,c o'het way.
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else, they arc sent out here 10 take cl,srrc Of
mine. ~ the new Manager docs not wlsl. In
hnvo Foreman WHO knows any mora than
hlmsclf. !lc frttrcs the services Of et,1no oily
tnnglictl fellow who Inns inrsworn work, antl,
between tn! twu. tic management 1s tsastrous
to the RtoekhoIt|crs.
! only returned from l.cadvll'o yesterday.
md tail safely afllsn That the reputation las
.erenscd nc-hlrti during The last tllrue months
The lart Is beginning. To bp realized, that the
etowtl. % of the Town ,rns uot healthy. was a
mushroom t s2wt'' '.'"! every business was nycr-
tlonc. It will tic ':of,d emp fur year or two
yet; but. sl,c'! fcttlrsl ,!o~ utter tho cxctc-
niGiIt hhs ahalct], two.thIrtls uf tllr buildings
,i,nr,o W., ,' GgTnntc' Rent. or time wcre
fricnt tn 'tefray tl'r! coat NJ construction OF a
majority Df 'ln: buildings, The demand ior
ot!'dl1aga was In excess Of the supplr, hut 1t ts
nnt 80 How.
would prefer Park County 10 j,aEe i,o,tutr.
t!ne renson is there Is nu excitement in Park
lonfty' atHl 1rDpnrty can he ,nbtaicd for rra-
snaoe s,',,, prices: irinly believe that, 4 tl'r :a'uc
usolc ra!Ing m!nes than Leatlytlc contains.
!, Ihe mineral III Park County averages Il mgcn
hieher Eraun than It docs III Latte. Gnsnrt,l.
natctt' nt the present time i|,cte Is M. q smrlt-
ins-~ ~orss running tn tht: county. Consequently
fhs ora has to ,s eltpicd 10 UenYer or {spIIei,
wy, nIs1 this entails Gust on tin producer NJ
ir"h. Edo sls rer ton for freight: 1eAdsillo
The l'ark County mines are ati In binattuc
psol'n'1. Aud are, tn consequence, 1nuEe cxtcn-
ssve I" wnrk; hut. lllr ORC Icfng 50 murt rtchcr
iMlly roul.'cuAascs for The ro,i of extraction.
'ihey niny not pay quite 70 LARGO li7ldrnd M
some Of the rart}onate nIncs, Init .1lcy vii! still
hu productive when thu car!u,n1tc region Is cx.
haubteu. TlIrrE nre lots Of slightly -ley yro,r.tt
Claims III this county, which, for in amount Of
work dune on theus, took very ptnn.[sluE; tnt.
~ tt'e oFierH nte wit'lonL exception poor men,
they are unable to 0pnn titIl u3A Here they
eau bt bought for frotn st,0M to *5uD: in
Lead*tic sltry would sell ut from S.UUUO t.,
$15,uW. THIS looks like n Wild statement. but
pledgc ruu my wnrti II is correct.
uri milling lort5 uuucrs II considered pretty
tais mineral in LaIc County: til lark IL viii nts
nay tGr hauling. t'nu hNlitircu atni Dfty omen
!: high Eratlc In LrHivIlc, hut io,,,i,ly biz In
Alma. The lust shtpInGnt pf orr sold fran, n
intnc was leasing IN f'aris County. last fali.
!n!!Icd: Irst class, at0 otlEccs; SECOND class,
1t' a.'nccs: third clnst, :.ni oUnrre, i,uyt ihn
mtl-ret,trns yet. Th!s is, however, even for
this district, big nii!.returu. Specimen assayg
are no good. II they were, / cau ret YOU 1nu,iI
thRt will run over $0,tI0 In silver to The tu,I,
Dna nssay rcrcntsY tnatiu here savu something
OVER *1V.oo9 III Eotl ami over S3,J}j It, silver.
At soi!Ie future time tsay In fh.. ct,llsse Ut n
monih) N!1l Eiyc you detailed urcuunt, sluw.
Ing t! production ,,f come Of oslr lcal,s mines.
etc. ! will n ali probability be leasing sos.,c
where ~ tlIls district luriHr tue ensuing sim.
mer' Believe tile, your aifectnnnte nephew,
LAWSON C0ok.
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tlnctfon, in tho csac At bar. that fin btonks Il,
tho nntc were pnrttv filled, and a.,y alteration Of
such blanks is a forgery, md the courts viii not
tnake one ro.son ct7illy lah'c for the criminal
aets ot anotheri or. In niher words, will not
eo1npcl pcrsofl to perform contract no lid
rot mike. merely hccauss another las fastened
IL nnon hin By forgery. '''>"sse
u 10 !sslallY the cnse TINT filtered or formed
no.ca hear evidence on thcir faro Ut tho fraud;
out W slc agent; md the a1tcraiint, Of course.
!. mnIr viii the sams ha,1t and Ink; heuce tc
utHc,llty 10 dctertnH. them. Tho Kuoxyiila
n"hK 'etl several OF these notes, md Tic result
notes, nt'lest sttstled that tlcr asa i,ona-f,lo:
ana Tue result, will be- to slap tic ttafe all aver
~ ti!e STATE, anil cotnnel these nwfndlrrs 10 kcco
, 1nslt notes and settle with the maker. No d.
50 in'nortsmt 10 tho pcop'e rs this, itM ths
.,on't IA entitled to mich credit fur taking q
step tn adranrc os established prcccdents,
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what ireland Has Done in and
for New York.
rons,ituents Of Its Population-.-The In
ported Observation-Disclosures
by Religion.
rh4 PolIco md the Observation-Disclosures
md Asylums--,yho Fill Them.
1anonany's Evcr-FaitEful Fol-
lowers.
Aftr lorE Tih1e4, JNnfR.

~ '"'t'' """f" :"
Togtt an ''itelIleent 'tls'Ght INTO tAe respot,"
feil!lg of nationality anl classes fur tho good
,DA es Of l''e' W. must 'l7st n.'ottatn the
,xmenfs or co'"poell'o' VI t',e people untief re-
rev. New lofK Is easehtsa'is cosmopolitan
i!y, It has representatives oi I'll tongues, nftt
,,ont, h''l cfce"s. ana eolofs' 10 give clearer
rev Of t!e nFopor'.ohs OF elasses' wo assume
lie population 10 pc l,hoo,otN and allow how
n,oy In the million {nF what perccntaEc) lie.
,,ru, hero or there. The population by tic
.v, n ,s7;, was MI ssh. IL /. row prr,,,r.
easao aoo ~ ~ .,,,.,a ,.,,t,,o. 49, psA' ''
LlAuVo' " " 'o4"u .''t'to'' '',en' ~ h"'e
bose b0sf Ill the Uhlteu states. 1I,Cirst born
h New York State, 5L5,93l; burn In tic city,
,rsan Nuv. a. to narcrtara: lJufort,natclr
-, STATE census took ,o uotJce Of tlIls fsat,,rc
cur e'a's .."1 eao's Nv "osao y. Wv" ,s"t"G'
nd It u very Important mat'cF' lor tho ctlI~
snn Of foreign parcnts born hcro arc, IN great
n.,ority of cases, 0uitc as ,n,lvl, foreigners
T. continent aml behavior n, thrsr nornnts
's,"o, {, !, wnI,-,,n,,r,. f.s. ,,,,t .,,.a",
IT. i"'se'' ~ 10 "'""" '"ss t"As "ac1o
15"~'a"s ~. s"I''' '"''' s'''''''e'.
10 apt IVY .n' "otss @ VI % .'n' "o'"t e'asscs VI
te community nut tlte lhitcd states cehRns
.. $50 gives little light on the pnrcntago
,ae.liou, Assuming TINT tlr popula,iop yne
r., M nm wr fnf h55 ntG nnrs,na h,,r, r.,
aHa 49,, os',..a, ,t, 81, r. r1 W." ~
Ae unIea o.aleSi 4t4''si nor" III 1o!cisn coah-
tiss; MoGf9 horn here but having both pa-
tnts foreigners, "3 2o2 having one foreign nsl
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WHITTIER AND GARRIBON.
Tho nunkor roet'K terscs tn tho h1pmury
tv = 4 1S,,If

Tho nunkor root'x terscs tn tho Memory
of l'is Iricntt In Fall.
OAK KNOLL, DAHvERa. Fifth Mouth 3oth, 1870.
--7o The Editor Of the Independent: al tic SOL
ctnn and Impressive funeral nj nv beloved and
carly frius'1, William Lloyd Garrisiu, Que Of tho
tpcal;crs rcaa n part Of thu following poctn,
which now seml, asking a p1uye for it TN thy
uapeF, although after tho surprisingly beautiful
tribute df Wendell Phillips, ind the perhaps
still more tonyhlngly clouucgt words os Theo-
tiorc u Weld, 1t inuy seem superfluous. Some.
thing OH my part sce1ns Due to tliu Intimate
undtstur6cd by any .lfiIc}enees Of opinion and
actlol. during thu long ,fants-stnvcry struggle.
Thy friend, JonN Il. WHITTIER.
, 1879-06-12

4 recent lutter trun4 kuM,e says. that Fopo
Leo XIII IL 1hc must stulple IN taste Of I'll ilsa
lopes kuown to history. Ills bedroom IA pared
with solnl,lnn sIoIcs; not uveA bricks, much
less afosato stoles, art Used; uu4 tic suoM Is
ueycr waru,sd Ills scccntion-soonl IL fitted utr
With luxurIus, but hls private apartments are ~
clseEaesa w q ltslnit's ccll. :.
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iic wounded on this Hca.un wns Tho most ter
r!he Q! MI the monsters Of the revolution, jean
pnul AIarst
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The middle column uf figures shows the real
dist rhutton OF paupers: tl.u last column sllowa
whnt euch nationality should have tud il thelr
Indulgence lad been nccoriing to .leIr numbers,
AGn.n tho Emerald lsls stalils proudly per.etnl-
tx,t.
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Talks na lIo FouEht-WhNt n HsAlwart Gro.
gun Frene1iHr Hays.

Dou~, :. -, n. 1fnv1y 1q-n Irbn 1,., ~
dttoMies4n stx: ~ Instructed tss @ inrtn ~ vi, m
10 deliver i discourse Of. iho SaGbash prsre,iint:
Decoratlon-Day, tn nsomsnemorn,ion OF thu services
IL lis f H. rs, EAfu rco ea rat
II coDsistrnt wo hnpp that SOU viii be pleased 10
comply. vsry FMcsnsStinsly; ~
The following ruplY Is mAdu through t,c Ad-
voeate;
unn,,,,,... t,.ra I, o,,s, -, .,,n,,,.r.
.n us.'So ,'ls" s"'.o - e'aoa y. n't's!a"
IN Its agony-wAo will eundcAn II; nlll yut, lot
1t be observed, tl,ut tito s1an who rrspontlcd to
tl,a cal, nj m, ,o,,n,rv, nn1 fo,,wht ~ so,ter
,hronrh ,,,r wnr Ina ,nrn,d .,,o rIvt,c~n -
t"'ouG" '''o var AhS catno't Alu l3E'shsse 10
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31
Les~Eavocats s'anlusent.

La cour du tribunal de Bloc.
mington, Indiana, a etc jeudi lie
theatre dune scene hautement
hilarante. Lattorney de rEtat,
M. John East, a poursuivi tout
autour de la cour ct frapp6 sans
merci avec un nerf de beuf M.
Henry Durant, une des lumieres
du barreau de Bloomington. LIE
coup await etc prepare d'avance,
ct le joyeux attorney de FEtat
await invite beaucoup de ses amis
a venir assister a cette petite f9-
te. II paraft qu'elle ell an sue
ces de fou rire. Rien n'6tait plus
amusant que de voir Pelninent
avocat bondir avec la legerete
dune gazelle pour essayer d'evi.
ter lie nerf de beuf.
La cause de l'incident est lie
bruit, venu aux oreilles de Pat.
torney de i'Etat, que M. Henry
Durant Sc disposait a appeler
pattention de qui de droit SUI
certainesslirregularit6s imput6es
a ce fonctionnaire.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31

Tn messager tout essouff16 lui
remit une lettre ct Sc sauva. Ce-
TAFT TN avis lie Babick: le neu-
vieme sectenr vous recherche,
partez vite, car tout danger est a
craindre. LIE general Chanzy re-
Iprit ses y6tementS ct Sc NIT en-
route. ii Sen ALA d'abord au bou-
Ilevard Malesherbes prevenir lie
general Langonrian, qni await etc
arl6te ct relache en- meme temps
que lui. Tous deux partirent a
pied, tianchirent les Notifications
sans encombre ct parvinrent a
Versailles vers six heures du ma-
tin. lis etaient tres las ct firent
un bon somine Ell arrivant.
ST lie general Chanzy MA pas
etc ressaisi par les federes, incar-
Ic6re de nouveau ct resolnment
Ipromu d In dignit6 d'otage, il lie
doit d Babick.5 Celui-ei est un
simple don't la presence ne peut
etre dangereuse MULE part. ii
passe doucement sd vie a formu-
Ter les principles de la religion
quill ID inventee, ct a manipuler
des aIcools additionnes d'essence
de lavande. II confond parfois
ses deux professions il parfume
on fnsionisme ct pr6che a la mo-
ellie de b9uf, mais c'est Ia un
mince announcement ct une inno-
eente distraction. Ii me semble
que 81 Babick nous 6tait rendu,
il trouverait promptement a uti-
liser ses faculties etoilees. Je
m'imagine quill deviendrait car
dinal dams lie loyalisme don't 10y.
son est le pape, ct quill prendrait
lplaisir a composer lui-meme Pen
Icens destin6 aux ceremonies du
cutie nouveau.
Les fats que j'ai rappeles
mont etc racontes par lie general
lChanzy lui-m6me, un jour on je
me promenais avec lui aux envi-
IRONS de Buzancy.
III OOOs
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31

la Convention, cherchant a ten
ter les uns ct les autres, d sly
faire des completes, ct de fait lis
y en- ont un assez bon nombre,
ct il arrive que tous les jours il y
a des defections parmi les parti-
sans de la reduction de la dette,
de rabolition des monopoles, ct
la situation est pleine de perils.
Mais heureusement la campagne
tient bon /; c'est ellie, croyous
nous, qui sauvera la situation.
II y a parmi ses representants
des reformateurs feroces, qui ne
Sc laissent pas facilement cor
rompre. Ce sont ceux-la, ct ills
ont certainement la lnajorit6, qui
imposeront la reduction ct sau-
veront le pays.
II ne Sc passera pas une Sc
maine ayant que nous n'ayons a
Get egard des nouvelles int6res-
santes.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31
-Hier, deux vieilles mendian.

-Hier, deux vieilles mendian-
ties, places aux abords de Saint
Roch, Sc prirent de querelle. La
plus enragee fut amenee chez nj.
Tenaille, commissaire de police.
Ellie lui raconta 81 bien ses in
fortunes que lie magistrat, touch@,
la renvoya en- lui dormant une
aum0ne. Mais, au moment OH
ellie sortait, une chaufferette on.
ellie tenait cachee sous son bras
tomba ct rendit un son m6talli-
que; ellie Sc baissa pour le ramas-
ser, mais avec un movement
telIement juvenile que NJ. TIE.
naille en- fut frapp6; il fit rappe-
ler la mendiante. "Retirez cette
cape qui couvre votre t9te,' lui
dit-il tout a coup. II fallut obeir
La vieille mendiante 6tait unt
fort jolie file de vingt ans
QUAINT a la chaufferette, ellie con
tenait 1000 francs en- or ct billets
Quelle est cette mysterieuse men
diante 7 Provisoirement ellie ett
envoyee au Depot.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31

lie contre- -amiral Sylvanus
Godon, de la marine des Etats-
Unis, Went de MOURN subtle
ment en- France, a Blois, on il
wyatt Acknowledgement depuis sa
mise en- retraite, Ell 1871. LIE de-
funt s'etait distingue pendant la
guerre de secession, notamment
devant le fort Fisher. Apres la
guerre, il commando Pescadre
du sud de l'Atlantique. De 1868
a 1870 il a etc commandant de
l'arsenal maritine.de New York
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31

Tn de nos amis a une petite
file de sept ans, qui est d6ja dune
certaine force sur lie piano.
On annonce hier q la jeune vir.
tuose que SD maitresse lui fera
jouer un moroccan en- public. a
son concert.
-Je lie veux bien, dit-elle, mais
d condition que j'aurai des bot.
tines sans talons.
-Et pourquoi celia /?
Pour paraitre encore plus
jeune
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31
LA CONVENTION.

II y a une dizaine de jours, un
mauyais plaisant adressait a la
Convention une petition dams la
quelle il demandait que ron. nit
d la porte tons les ayocats, ct que
l'on sen tient q des hommes daft
faires, a des commereants, a des
travailleurs qui, sans tant de pa
roles, sans tant de chicanes, arri-
veraient a fabriquer une Consti-
tuition qui aurait le sens commun.
Passablement irrespectueux,
ce petitionnaire. Franchement,
81 nous eussi0ns en- rhonneur
d'6tre membre de la Convention,
qui jouit de la pl6nitude de la
souverainete, nous nous serions
fache tout rouge. LIE fait est que
bon nombre de conventionnels
sont entries dams une colere bleue,
ct il y await de quoi.
Pourtant il faut reconnaitre
que plus dune raison justiiait
cette petition par trop brutale
dams la forme. Loin de nous Ii
dee de critiquer la conduite de
nos constituents don't la masse
est evidemment guidee par IN
honnete patriotisme. Mais rhon
netete, le patriotisme ne suffisent
pas toujours en- pareil cas-. Z
faut aussi du savoir, rentente
profonde des affaires, ct une
grande habitude de traiter les
graves questions que souleve unt
C00SUlbuGlOH.
Quiconque s'est donn6 la peint
de suivre les travaux de la Con
vention, salt comment les chose'
s'y sont passees. On a commen
c6 par nommer un comite, c'es
le comite des comites. lequel
cree nous ne savons combien d
comites de 15 a 20, Is, croyons
nous. Chacun de ces comite
etait charge d'etudier IN cote d
la question ct de faire un raI
port sur ce sujet. Pnis on a VI
pleuvoir un veritable deluge d
propositions, deluge qui a bic
dur6 une vingtaine dejours. GEES
par 8, 4, ct meme 800 que 20
peut compter. ces propositions
Qu'on juge du travail de tou
ces comites qui etaient charges
chacun scion sa specialize, d
compulser cette masse de propt
sitions, toutes differences les une
des autres, souyent meme contrs
dictoires de jeter au panier ce
les qui n'etaient pas sortablei
de raccorder ensemble celles qt
avaient du don, ct de faire u
tout harmonieux de ce fouilli
d'idees disparates ct de redu'
tions incoherentes.
Grace d Dieu l'ordre s'est II
peu fait dams tout CO desordre,
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ros, nous rendront un grand service ennous
signalant sans d6lai toute irregularite.
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III fin:
Pendant la periodic des alta
qnes nocturnes, Cham. rentrant
chez Ini passe inisiuit, est accoste
par un indit idu IL. mine patibu-
laire qui lui deinande un seeours.
Ne pensez- vous pas que nous
piisSions remettre celia a deinain?
deinande doucement Cham.
-C'est pas tout ca tait Pin
dividn dune yoix menacante.
Cham met la main q Ia poche:
-Econtez. reprend'il, voiei ce
que je peux f;,ire pour vous ;'ai
sur moi un revolver a six coups !;
j'ai besoin den garder quelqnes-
unsen cas- de manvaise rencontre;
MATS, 81 vous voulez. je vais vous
en- donner trois : nous partage.
rons