The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-02-27

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ANTONIO DIAZ,
Defender Of the same.
To the glory of Paisander.
This heroic people, uuder the commant
Of Gen, Don Antonio Disz, Minister ol
War Of The Oriental state, has just opposet
an impregnable bayuer TO the combinet
fleets Of England and France, united will
the pirate Garribalii' Honor to the gal
iaut defenders of Paisander, of American
Liberty and honor, and of their worthy
general in chief! @
The 29th OF September, the Anglo.
French fleets unexpectedly appeared,
threatening to lay Paisander iD ruins, and
renew the. scenes of Colonia and Of Guale-
guaychu.
At ten o'clock n the morning, fourteen
large vessels of war commenced their .ope-
rations against this port. The Anglo>
French squadron, with the pirate Ga-ii-
baldi, was composed 10 all of more tIian
thirty sail.
Under these circumstances, General
Diaz ordered TO be inserted in the general
orders the following patriotic proelima-
tion, monument of American honor aud
bcl1Aess:
long live the defenders Of the laws!
General Don Antonio Dias, Minister Of
War etc., ETC., proclaims:
To the Inhabitants and heroic people Of
Paisanjer! National Guards indeslructibIe
column Of order and of the laws Argentine
warriors, brave defenders Of American
liberty and independence!
The ferocious hand OF savage unitarians,
united with the naval force Of Eng land and
of France, ventured to-day to raise their
whose laurels encircle your brows. You
have finally seen them approach this point
with the aid Of their iniquitous protectors,
loaded with the spoiis Of Colnia and of
Gualeguay ciu, which they delivered TO
pillage, to the flames, and TO destruction.
Their presence is for us the announcement
OF new days Of glory. In a few moments
the hour Of combat will resound amongst
us; il will also be that Of vengeance for
those derenceless people. Let Paisander
be TO Uruguay the buIwark against which
the ambition of the perhdious enemies of
our independence may be dashed to pieces
--itstrenGhes another tomb for the savage
unitariaus, and an exemplary warning to
theirignoble allies.
Citizens! Agentine and Oriental SOL
diers! All The Inhabitants Of the two re-
publics of,the Plata fix this day their eJ es
on the banks Of The Uruguay; and they all
hope, con6ding in your valor and patriot
ism, for the news of your triumph over
this horde of pirates, unitarian savages,
and their co. operators and auxiliaries.
Yes, heroic Paisander opposed itself TO
their desolating march; and that the said
honorable confidence may not be belied,
let us fight with the resolution Of conquer.
sng or dying for the liberty and indepen'
dence Of our country rather than pass
through the ignomiDy Of being slaves to
foreigners.
Long livehi Excellency, the President
of the republic, General Don Manual
Oribe!
Long live his Excellency, the Governor
of4ae province ofBuenos Ayres, Brigadier
General Don Juan. Manual De Rosas!
Death 10 the enemies Of American ln>
dependence.
PAisANDER, Doth September, lS45.
fsigued,) ANTONIA DIAZ.
Almost Immediately afterwards the bat
lie began betw cen The battety, President
Orbe,' and the combined fleets, which
lasted an hour.-~ELs Anglo French and
GarribaIdi were repulsed.--The hrst re-
treated 10 the sIower Uruguay. and the
pirate tosttthe direction Of Saito.
The English war.sleamer grounded on
the hidden rocks which obstruct the navi-
cation Of the Uruguay 10 its principal
channels, and could only be got off after
great exertions. and sustaiog sGme dam
age.--WashingtonaJmion. - -~*
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