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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY q, 1889.
THE W Ar IN 1T L Y

NEAR VIEW OF Mr. SURGEON
HOW THE DUTCH ENJOY THEMSELVES
s. II E L ID o ~ e. q o..
No us NAsSAU-ST., " Y,
Pabish this day.
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VERY CLEAR ACCOUNT Tf OF or THE COUNTRIES
NOW
THE THEATER OF WAR
TIE writer has been twice ground
was Milan in lsfs when the WA raging eetwe~1
Cbsrl.. Albert and asdetzky
And alsip during the las, Summer he spent syers weeks II
Venice LnBtsrdy and Sardinia.
In these pages he descbes position he Austrian Fofiresses
and Armies
Tb. CsnlPsisn Of 1873
And he Probable Tactics which viii be p;rssed n :he Present
Wn
Also the Battle Of NoysTa in lsis.
The Overthrow Of Charles Aloert. sna
The saccession Of VICTOR EMMANUEL. who Il now
THE HOPE OF ITALY.
This brinss under review
Th- Character of the Piednonteee Soldiers.
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v..DEATH OF DR. LARDyER
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Vu..THE GREAT WAR IN EUROPE He.iliiis. Be-
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"Umiom Party Needed.

Heretofore, since the formation of this
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next year-that is, the continuance Of the
Union against the dissolution. The United
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The extreme and ultra few of the South,
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the fanatics of abOlitionism-the very few
who acknowledge Wendell Phillips to be
their exponent and exemplar--will not be
satisfied with any reasonable man in oppo-
sltion to the Charleston nominee, but will
run one of their own peculiar school to rep
resent them.
Reasonable and Union loving men, North
and South, can not, and will not, train with
either of these factions. They both aim at
dissolution, and are not to be trusted with
the control of the Government 1t is there
fore, inevitable, if the result is as we inn
aginc, that there should be a middle, a
Union party, represented by some man like
Edward Bates. This, we think, is plain to
every thinking person. In this view of
the case, it is not hard to figure out the tri-
umpp of reason and patriotism against fanat-
icism and treason. 1t is time to think of
these things, and to be prepared to act upon
them.