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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

he the hired instrument Of Others though V what
TINT he himself nay MT Be swars but he has made no
veatons. The natural love Of lie may induce him TO
make clean breast Of it, and voyage 70 Cayenne DO
substituted for that across the stsgisa Gulf asny
Of the ,tion Of the law though moro complete
case for Its exercise scarcely be imagined. The ef
feet produced BY this foul attempt IN open day. cannot
be exactly measured. On the hand, 1t has drawn
towards the Emperor his firm Adherents In town and
country and gives rise TO an outburss Of ct
the more crafty to the object Of it, and the En-
Empress cannot show themselves In y,ubic
vMt the theatres the PAlais dc pIndustre de Boi
dc Baulogns, without large crowis hanging on their
chariot wheels and making the air ress .nant with
enthusiastic cries Of sympathy and affect on. Many
startled into recognition Of his inmsnS Importance
do not find that any one dispose. to place much
vpnan not the imp ,rsanss attschsd 70
tire circumstance by Lord Palm ,rston in the British
Parliament The resis nation ~ N. Drouyn de pHuys
at tuch juneture; but - probable tnat IL connected
With it, 1t is only one Of tSOse cipIomstc de
that deerminstcr is shown By both France and Eng
land to give Austria every apology for heartily joining
them. 1t - doubtless web Understood that RUSSIA has
no more intention Of receoipg than have Of fnish
ing this letter ano the more therefore, the PROPOSE
tons Ct Austria can put her in the wrong, the
operation With the allies 1t may be for thus reason
that DIouyn de PHuys who has ORA wn up various
protocols 60 unmissakaby and uAdiplomatcaly clear,
The spsrarcps for the grand Exhibition are pushing
on but doubt begins to bs very generally entertained
OF its being ready sgant the stn of May, the DAY
which It has heen postponed. The English department
is nov perfectly ready except that nothing unpacSed
One party, who suffered his wares to see daylight was
fam 10 lose time in again consigning then to the
strorg box which had protected them British
channel Tor the dust from different parts Of the i'm
meDse building threatened them with serious injury
TIE flooring, in fact, undergoing thorough change
Of construction in order toat the Gust may fall between
brocace lunedur furnished by the wing OF
fair yisers The Aoni'eur pnsshes an official notice
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The Cotton and Corn Crops at the South.

PROM tne tphriestOn Oourler, nay <~1
We learn from gentlsmsn who have reached the city
within day two and who have explored extensively
the State OF Georgia. and portions Of Alabama and Ten
Eetee thathe cops Of cotton and corn, although bsc
ward, had generally obtained good stand, and, with
sestonable rain, will promise an abundant yield. The
wheat crops in she upper counties OF Georgia are very
good and win be ready for the sickle BY the middle Of
che farmer in the vicinity Of Macon CON
msnee ed harvesting his wheat crop on Friday last
After above had placed Ia type one OF tns gen
tsnsn alluded to- handed the subjo NED remarks =:
During my travel through considerable portion a
Georgia. found the crops generally good especially the
wheat CROP IN the Cherokee country Most OF the plant
era In this section considered this crop msde, and that
IL would be ready for harvesting by the 10th 70 the 18th
Of june The cotton and corn crops are rather
both however looked healthy and well. The cat crop
LOOKS mali and rather badly. but the late showers may
brr il out although they have been partial a. have
hsen informed that rain had fallen In the lover mart
OF MdoIe OF west iennesee The drought and bad crss
Of ast year have considerable distress 10 the poor
uation and heard Of counties being entlrA
destitute Of corr for SALE and in places public mes
ngs the relief Of the poor had been called Consid
cradle cotton viii have TO be kept back account
rivers say 200 0e0 bales, on the Tombgbee and Back
Warrior rivers and much more the Rel and Arkansas
Iiyers.
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RnchsPs Contract for the United States.
the Paris correspondence Of the Courier des Etat


from the Paris Of the Courier des Eats
Unis.]
Nile Rachel Is quite disposed to traverse the
the Minister OF State withdrawn his opposi-
ton her doing In this hope she has had the
tract pIepsrd which che is to sign with her brother
and which the latter has been kind enough TO commupi
cate to ne The following the principal clauses Of
it,
Mile Rachel binds herself to give in fifteen months,
two hundred represt nations In America including the
island Cuba for the Of twelve hundred thousand
francs the Of six thousand francs for each
representation he 10 TO draw this each night out
OF the receipts and her brother to give her before
parure FRI Paris cash security Of 800 900 francs.
lie Rachel and her father, whom she takes with her
to watch her interests to have all their travel
ling and hotel expenses psd She Is to have two emes
de chomre and each town carriage with two horses
placed gratu,tous At her disposal Shs entitled
to four benefits each uaranted at minimum Of TWEEN
ty thousand francs Sne may at the END Of six month
break this contract by giving her brother months
ce beforehand II she executes 1t to the end the father
to be entitled to third in the profits the after
three millions Of receipts, and Mile Rachel Is to Be-
TITLED the bali Of said profits after four millions and
bait Of receipts for she estimates that the amount
attained, her brother will have gained much her
that is to say, twelve hundred thousand francs The
exper Of the latter are however, not to exceed
average 6000f for each representation, for he will
have TO pay the whole troupe that accompanies his sister
as ALTO the rent Of the theatre where abe plays.
II tbie enterprise Of Mile Rachel and her family n
ried out 1t will form Of the most curious pages in the
history of the drama and Of industrial speculation.
Psrpum and Jenny Lind may then be regarded ~ q de-
thrcned king and queen-two setpsed stars.
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A NEW CuRE FOR HYDE

A NEW CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-We make TIA
following extract from letter dated New Orleans May
o. 1862 from ofcsr in the army. send you here.
with reeds for cstIbuton used here IN the cure
OF the bite OF the mad dog II Is considered % an
eectua remedy in the parish St bernard State
and the cures which stated TO have been effected
from their use are certainly very remarkable. regret
not being able to give you their botanical nsme but the
pl,p ID a tropical one, coming from MeIco-I believe
from the department OF Tooasco The seeds are called
Three Of them broken up or pounded into small
pieees and put into wine glass OF the beet sherry
Xsres) and allowed TO step for about twenty four hours
and then, being well stirred up, swallowed by the
patient This dose is repeated three times day for
about nine days, Shen the person animal may be
considered cured lam told that dogs which
been bitten by rsbid animal have been cured by this
treatment by putting larger quantity OF these reeds
In their food The seeds must be soaked in water twenty
four hours before planting and the plant must be pro
tscted from the rays OF the whilst st young and
tender resembles much the okra plant, and snsuld
be planted late in the spring"
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A PRIZE FIGHT FRUsrRATED.--Y Yesterday morning
large number Of sks observed plying TO and from
Corn Island, and carrying large numbers Of men,
BY 10 c'clock several hundred had assembled. The
casion for this understand, prize fight which
was agreed upon the preceding day between two Irish
men, The friends Of the parties had made $780, which
the victor receive. Several policemen went over
and owing TO their appearance on the ground the night
did not come off and the crowd dispersed -Lonisvtle
Journal, Moy21.
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eoUrHFRNKR IN CANADA.-Some time ago. two
fueitives from slavery arrived In Chatham, ana shortly
after wrote their old MASTER whose name 10 Shewsn
that they had arrived In land Of freedom, but as their
only deare was gain THAR liberty they wished to in
form him Of the fast that he might avoid inearrng
pence search Of them Further they stated that they
should be delighted him more, and II he ever
visited Canada they begged be would call to them in
Chatham. It 10 happened last week that Mr.. Shewan
was in London, C. w. and his way home TO the South
arrival becoming Known In Chatham, . large mob Of
celored people collected around the hotel be had
been stopping and commanded Mr.. Prtchsrd, ths pro-
pr;eor Of the hotel TO turn him out which, OF course
was not complied with They also warned Mr.. shewan
to town before the setting Of the SUM- to avoid
serious consequences The Mayor arrived shortly after,
and the crowd dispersed Coored people enjoy quiet
ayum here but they must learn to observe and obey
laws and TO behave themselves ~ GOOD citisens-
Toronto CoIon.st Mdy ~.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION ON LAKE WNSIPIsEo6Eu,
NJ 1.-The steamboat Red Hill compieteiy
cd at Lees Mills, Mouitonboro N. r. the Esd
inst by the explosion Of her boiler. No lives were lost
but several persons severely injured portion OF
the boiler, weighing 1000 1900 pounds thrown
the most remarkable The Red Hin built to
between Moultonboro, Tuftonbsro Alton Bay. and
Lake village
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cAPrURIyG sEBlsT0FoL VIM BALLOONS

- am -. r. - !.
J
Ee@Osa ~ ~sA~ssA-~N 80 s<2t--aF A1o@-1a u
credit can Dc asrA 70 the reports which hsVH recent
IN appeared in esr1aEn English and Preach ourzss We
-. !. s.ss-s tkst r4vers-en,s rra b<f-- MAJ ,s III
~
* = r. = 'Ss'a1s
plan tor cruF1EE saEAs sn1 e1reAsss UEn the Russian
shprnr snl magazines The h&IIuen 10 he sent uE
hA, ~. vr;n 4 s.vs~stp. ga Il - r.--r nm ,snrA
n,.--z.
-'a - sFF'N
IFca s1e oSsSTs q a'sAEA-
Before rhs AEsrScAu sE-y under General Sc0it sailed
,- Vera cruz O7r rst celebrated Yankee ss-u-aut,
.s n.-m - e.,,, .,..,. g.. - sr-,
sR1n 'e* o@h"-s Isl2 " ~ '1S n11es already de-
ha~S- little or 10 faith in rsisarv r~s
pso-x or so fi~stv = rh.-.esr-
,.n.,e -,
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cHrEca ANn srArE-RELlsEos AVID POLITICS


CAuFshes established and H4iarAiasJ II, len,hsd
With ts Srae hAve always net uiGh aors o. sss oppos-
ton from cla-csuss 10. TINS favored ~ta 4keesive pro
sctiou, privileges and FaErOnass and F-uiog % he
animated by raags tue spznt svansvsicE sp5rr ore
d the Hzia Cce ut tie EesrraA.iGa sertrsRcs II
CAarra fsrn stass rligon from p1s:sfes AKA 9ay
here SD St oae OftAe cAases Of the ogpOsjga u the
Protestant world 10 CAhc.i-isu il nS1 teuaase he
Roh cresd i ID soaal aatagoaisu lie Wrarr-inz,s
CoazziOu os FaEsh, on ha Thstya1ne Ar,sle = te1s
the spiritual hesd b the Roman Catholic C41reh j ie
Pope aaa thai Pope truaaoE pEin@e usOse temporal
veil spiritual Jurisdiction il j. aElEsG : Hzaiss o
BIZ the sarshs ciEcumfarenes We vii not stcP t. ia
gurs into the truth lssty az tn ailsgesioa. Ii h
heSa PrCnPsiE and spirisedly isaiea ty soe u sat
hghes1 dizaisaries Of the Ce1bllic Chgrra al b2sh
sides az Us Atlantic; and mere The charge rrue
wC9l5 ta a1cag .he FIRST 10 dsnounse s3cA gross 2ad
sszndAlous EsarpAsiSa Of civil Porsr. We u Mt
blame sOr niisnantly PrO,estiaS sgsiass ts -
zzuPsic1 II any sach power for their cfqosssioz
the head q sHy chureh WHO they saue-sy believe
eAis sucb power o the pre1ogatsvss Of hts ti ~
TOE; bat DO blAe ea pTusng to entertain s1ch Cor
sc1sats Who practise literally what they tsucuacr
Pruy- Al the present time the aid OF the Protestant
Chrgh az the Cuited States Invoked aud in too A-y
instances successfully invoked 10 destroy the democratic
party, in order tss unchsSke5 AMI uaIite sway may
be giFsa - the in,ossaas and Frosripve doctrines
Of kaOw-zOshingis Daring The last twelve nouts lie
novel ssarsliag sad 6lsgracsEal spectacle has Seeu
ia nearly every State Of The Uncn * B4vtist,
Methodist Presbyterian Lahzraa Episcopal casrgy-
ea abandoning shsir Fulpiis sr the stamp engaging In
tie bsstez STRIFE az politics ard willingly as1uia oath
taGrd ohliqssscus which No Christian az patriot eCz5
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Faeuz Ne I4cAsaa EshzxIsFpflz-
LETTER OF GEN. NILES.


70 fis B5asr q tis Ssn.serp Esrssry
DE1n srS on uy arrival hsse last night from Ns~ Or
leans WIS shown yoar paper of the 9th instant in which
thsc i concentration OVER tbs signature q An En-
guFrvr Aster Truth-~ addressed TO
FrS careful peryssl q TIE article an az lo-s 10
kzow whsghsr his purpose Is Inquire after rsih o. to
Fr1p&gztr error.
ii tie writer intends 10 the sEasas degree 10 question
Say gaa1ar ss1ou1Sr bis insinu&tiOrs false II be
means orlv 10 express bis nreiucAts4 sFfnoa thar am
either uaFnf-rsd or in in regard to the Esie and
ssacainE Sc nv sharch h. Is grossly ulsfskea
What insez5ed 10 s4y and vhss shiak did ssy ia
ny spesrA ii substance as cSloEs u $ vie saAH-
de- % s-y that the Bbls clOsed bSck 70 tie Cahr
lairr Ne hars cur own translation Approved by ths
shussh. vhish ws read uhenerer cheese ard sos
say fwishoQs .Dy wrfsseE verbal FerSssion- the book
d uos onIy nos forbs55tn -. bat rcnsrisl
to rad Il hy te bishops and priests The only isstda
pt auon as i Sa we are sortiiGsn ksea Any Pr1rss
INTERPRETATIONS uroz il coRsraF the teachings a our
chrrch Ard ID this particular hare been abe
sD Sc any prazsia 6iEsrssce bttwsea Catholics and
Presss,Anss III 4 Rsrsi<t aSg rsadnE hls Bib should
cs-se 10 tire c0ucsusioa that srs4AT vi3 Rode of
hsrzssn his eh1rch wOuEE him oas II Pssssyss-
ran should ssr reading dsuy The d0etrins q Fres's-
asa Be- too wOali be nErei cat II kascoEAiaD afrr
closely ssuaviux bis Bible Should Ike Or Ives
eanus0a ca dcsrinal pczts sArancs wita his churc
ErpossssOa * she x11rz Arsislss re kr0w fol wsL
what wCzl5 he his fave
Wow IN al tbs there 5 wsrt q -ez-dors sH3 % ksr
a he right AZ CasOcs read the BSeie eoncsEuet
rspeas ID IA the rpcss emphatic nn&Hnxr-
The Esh regulation cf the EC2rc g frszs = so-rrctT
ezo,sl hy TOar c0rrrsyonsut Eat does hzs Gxny ths
BssJe Is srhcsf Nos az at ii orly denes them TIE
Enaste5 ss ce szh traasas0us TITO modern to-gEss
we're th<a IN szisssuss And nc th rszuAssa sgs.
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TIE accomplished GeE1Val W. r Niles whose Late
Essttssy sFesa hare literally quOted in these columns
hss vrt,ea very able letter The discipline q he
Caib0lc Cturch which PQbsh in another column a
his orninEs Lniea Nr. Niles has long been pTOl2
sni Esal0Us vhig; but the party WAS little
ssge tbau hs could stand He C4thOlic relative q
BsAog Niles q TIA, church and speak azAers q
he s1b5ecs upoa which k writes. Mr. Niles hAs hesa
distinguished ctiaen Of Mississippi Cor Aay years. hut
nov rss.aes in EsN orleans
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Agsgs lssa
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND POETS
MOUTH.
w. Z. MILES

THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PvAIs-
MOUTH.
Our latest adrices from ;tsss4l-st cities ars q tha
mos appalling character To The heroes al sFiaeuzs
~asch . nov sersaiing The inhabitants % Norfolk 80
Portsnou tEs horrcrs oil ssntize he S3dta fht
sogOwinz despatch from BatEsre receivsd n tAd
ctr yesserlsy aEteruooa
aBAtrywOar sept -TEs Ncrfos boat OF this -10rrag
brSrgs swfG 1iroGnts from taal CITY sn6
The Feops are sa1sr!n fs9r ans " vt:i u ss',
Tr- III The Sua.ez cf the Baltimore american and H
NJ IL the recgls has been called for tono-row 10 dsxs
farther Eseas1res cf relief
The anGunt Subscribed in BalIE0se has cow rsatSN-
si70aa A boaA-lOad u provisions i ssat doEn ever
day.
prrars or ssCzSEss AID DEATH
Nozro1k, THURSDAY sTsning.--Thcre were Seventeen
deaths as The HOvArs-stre3t i1HrDArv in the
a private pracee. Four deths ocurrss a. the i1nrt
"a TtGrsday morning. Thirty-srren bodies ~erc s1'
ID one pit Id PosseT7s Geld nr wearesiay-
Mrs George w. kerxp. Mrs HeDry Howard hrs sc-l
shussr. Mrs Thomas r o~pas ard John saassas Al
u. Czech cs Rishraoaa Mr. Jacsoa medical st1as1
from wshrgrou Mr. Do4d OF NortoEa, Mrs Rllss1 a.
Charles SCls1on from Baltimore tnarsl are sxrsls
D-s. west. az Ssw YORK; yune, Of saTanuah; fnt
Si,s q CSluEtta- Pennsylvania, were attacked yss
III. Cr,vrron. medical ssnaens nom Phils3s9hasi
nurse who accompanied pr Suaiths name Enkno~a ~
b b Waltsrs wIfh several useznhrrs o. nTs iA1llr
down
Mr. Gasswooa sggat Ok the associated press IS req Y
. nurse has b<ra seat 10 him frOra RAlmEaors-
Mss Andrews q Syr&c - i better
FER Mr. u narse CssACsSf and Res Mr. " LAE4s ASal
dist EgaseaFalt doing well.
Mr OEes6s sfste- WAS attacked Esst night
Mr. NftkVntrSk Is recovering
Mr. Ju-sxns snEIy eOnvsasscsnL
C&pa Edw&rsss AaAd relapse, bot . better
TEe-s are between 80 sEa - as The insrEAsy
he onsrd Assoeis,oas Sat tine IzAAFi HO@Pit and Z.
At The Naval HOSPITAL x
Dr. Frrsaran q PhilAl<Iphs, after rendering YER 8
cserr services hxs refcrEs1 bat iatszds r1sHlrg ~
a-grs IN Nortu.k ca Tuesday next
Doctors N0rrls, Webster, and Waiters q faltiI0-s
well
rsast Ozt-aEeoss roAbsry revpesrstsi By f.eR
u1-ea Narks upon TIE sSperSntsnasns u the ho~kra
srmsry NO5dsy lAss- IL ssO's Large qosnuig &
ssrF l-siozEiaz 10 LADY, rsepuuy DECREASED a1a
opsn sru1k Tire 5sweE-y subsequently, re1oTtrse
Tho-1s BoCthhy, " 4. Parsons Asersnasr ar-ssA -
TcAa SsslL died 0- TkErx1xy ncg1rE--
W. n Roberts and Nrs- WsstcEE srr Tsry low
Tue iolsOEias- nxe Gsx Aus- Cook Azs1s1a
mayer yiss NirElaEs Rodgers Leon SeSAsxna 90 :
Frsaeh vSes-cousa Szd Mr. Briwgss narae froza sssl
too rery III
Ia PO9tzzOash SIX ph!siciaas, mcstT tOua he Nori
are SKI
DR. C0lius president q TIE seahoarS ard Rosaoks a.
rusd. = vsry IN
the railroad depot when ths seFtr brOks cat AL ins y
are dead
Dr. ksnnsdy o. PhElASesphia takes 70 The hcsFsA
this u0rair. R0tert Gr&hani r D. SsxkerY and z-5
s-a PtilsdsphsS are sics there aecHt s59 esses
Puggsw0ass IS deaths Wednesday, srd 10 70 y ~
/ n Thursday.
kr Leysll. navy agent, and fAuaiBrs ARE sisk.
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ExrR1eEnnAMG cAsE on sELF-mCrvEATsySs-A Eost cx-
srordnsry Of ssl7ass0r ssys the Pass lesser q
TIE P5csyunsl i re1tioue5 In Sts Cock paper scl-
der s&tiorei there for deserving senseoSsd b
Y-is5red 80 sayz ard bs branded on Ire breast
with The lsssr D. While undergoing MS eFEtsozuszt
he taken SEX and the kopSsal Ga partially
rroovsring be Removed 10 the e01vsiuscsas uErd
here While watching hira, b. took ths rtzoT
wih Which hs daily shaved hinusef ard dsheSsey saf
sass part cf Ms ea on whieh Tie gaozi5a huszd had
been Pasrsa ~ ssn r1sAs o1s y hs ozrE4xss saviaR
shs piece * sa bxs& h ana hzs sE-s been beard
q
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. ;, 1885

a. Less. Madagascar saAsanas Is oar
rnsssx s3s fsenes~sri
ssszss sg a. n Ls 1AExs q. Lxwss. D. Ls~Ef
* h1srssa9 ssrx~ss csserx1ASt, O2es >
80 srr erse ss~NS kE Nrsaera ssates ass TEXAS
s5.s Il q d Taen4s W E1uAT. wti1rsa n. TKcnAs,
TEeS. 4sMss - ~ L. wtsEAs. l. C4zESs1 ant DE- WA
gIs4 IEags- tscssgss 81 seAxs wt1 s~ Eoos-
a. tsasNt l4H1s lss Ss1sa F-Hs ssr-~f ssahsa~-
sea rsnsral s-assiss ssss< - vs. a MsAa
s CstEsxs EsHss HxEerxs- y = > iAnsss Tnss
D. NEcE. " 81. gsnssssS z W. WIGAv, Va. l. W4rEzKAN
AsE1. y. Cafes, o. n sVsvSs BEs r. swArs, + AsHNAs
aaE r. DArs
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rae DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION or MAS
SAgAUSETTS

Tue DEMOCRATIC srATE CONVENTION or MAS
SACHuSETTS.
ne Bo1i0G Post q Tharsaay morning last which oay
reached tbs city yssser1Ay afsFuooa eont.ius ian r.
port q ss rcsssdnga te dsnoesss Ss4ss convsnou
Of Massachusetts, hsl WoFgz.er ca ks PFeosing aAy
We hare srsy tlIs HOrniag ios - exSslieaS
Issioos adOPsst - tie s0aTeaiieas
Eessd That tie preseas eisfs ID eur eezntry calls
UsoA the deazersse Fszty rensWsi sxpveso q thsr
ashsrscs gseas daessiass prcvgAae4 b. Jsss0as
sEeafL sassaEned. EHs1 b. JsSksS, an1 n0st ssi
1@Paasly viucasrd b. the An.risaa pgls i lie slee
tiaa e FF1hk4a Prsz. ssca - BaltiHoss PlAosa q
Issa
ssss.d mat the sszs.5tatirn a. The United States
Fsit i PEnises b a %. UHioa g1arREts
4 each STATE and the grs sheSr iarrat sat reAyve1
rsshasi shAs stle oazrtsaee e - oSSstoEs an1 eoa-
pu~s he eslr szsEEs 4 2Fevsurng that uhsioA strife
~hie destroys the sovereignty d The Fepe, ard Fedsesz
Ssats an1 Sesrisu al izEes struggle oetge4 E1ti-
and psoFlg1Rsts Is uhtsh Ell she rights u eAszAP
uoShE. and thai uE sasain that zssrrresE
ssaa q ths enatsO4 MAch be- r@ssy F1sSa Ger party
l-stig1s ard rkteh eztakes that sassrs sq2lisy ard
saa' sssa. o4aee shrOssaoat eoas4erat-sa ~AieA
Ars hhe oy o1E8Aslon a -en4Ee eo1t1El1a TeiaE q
uEEssvsr svits nav exit alnosg ~
R.ass< That pFss<Gt national administration has
been gurerne IN it, policy Al h9s and abroad ~ gse sea
oerass p and tbas sr ealarze2 zsd patriotic
trreG policy. lis skifzl u4a49saezt q the naroz2i
6aAEees ard rs rvo8Ioa the isnisy Integrity az
ee1Ery Is satit.s1 Ana reores earnest
4 AID heArty s4ppoIt
E-'ssd EAaf ~ kno~-Rohiag oggaHrriisa, With il.
avite-Ase slssrs q bth s2d gr.igOas presigou. aa3
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