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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

Ma. EDIron--Salurday evening was a
lively evening n QUE littls VILE Bosh
POLITICAL parties having meailng here y
Major Parro.t and D, n Mead weie he
champions Of the Block Rcpublicaus, ana
Adam Clay and NJ. Jordan of the Demo.
Gratis The Major came into town with
"champing bits and spirit for fight ac-
companied BY Adam Miller's noted Band,
playing Hail the Conquering Hero Comesr'
The Major, after aligh.ing from his buggy
and shaking the duet from his broadcloth,
(aud before quepehing his thirsty pencils oht
a challenge to the Democratic speakers for
a discussion, the Republicans standing By
"a laughiag" to think how the Democrats
would take to water, and back out, as the
big-little Major had laid down the gauntlet.
TO be short the challenge was accepted. r.
Mr.. Clay opened with forty'iive minutes, and
discussed the Sab.TFeasury law, usary
question, Popular Sovereignty, &c, with
sound arguments, which did not fail to have
a good effect upon the audience He pro =
pounded several questions to his competitor,
the Major. The Major then followed Mr.
Clay, in a speech of forty five minutes, with
considerable auency, buncombe gas, and
saw'dust (his stock in trade) she latter ar.
tiele being intended for his Republican
friends. lie certainly failed in any one
particular to answer satisfactorily the qu,s-
iions put TO him. In word, he failed to
sustain his party, and himself as debator
Mr.. !. NJ Jordan followed the Major, in
a speech of forty>fvo minutes, with so much
power and olOquence that the Republicans
had to cape with astonishmeut, and caused
the Major, "he himself the inyincible, to
get noisy, to squirm, to find his seat filled
with nettles. Mr.. Jordan's speech was one
Of the greatest efforts that was ever deliy-
cred in Centreyille; il was a complete tri.
umph over his challenging competitor
will bet the oysters and coffee for three
that the Major will never again challenge
Ike Jordan for discussion Jordan made
him wilt in his boots Mr. Mead closed with
forty five minutes, trying to apply balm to
the sore aud discounted Major, but he did
not get it at the right place and being
physically Gas well as politically afflicted
with Bronchial affections failed to keep the
Major square ON his seat II Mr.. Mead
should be so fortunate as to be elected, and
could not defend the interests Of this county
better than his defense of the little Ma,
jor, and his party God help us His effort
was some pumpkins" neither a fizzle nor
failure-a short distance between the twoi
This ended the discussion, one long to be
remembered by the Democrats, and a flea in
the eur of the Republicans The Democrats
can hardly contain themselves. Republi-
cans Look blue, faces elongated so much so
that l am certain no barber in the city
would shave any of them for less than a
"ten striker Yours,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

AN HONEST MAN FoUND.-A truly hon,
est man was discovered at Newark, N. j.,
on Monday, last week, in this wise Mr.. NJ
Daniels, real estate broker Of that city ar
rived in town on Monday morning, FROM
Morristown, with package of money, a,
mounting to four thousand dollars, which he
intended to deposit in one OF the city banks.
Getting into an omnibus he placed the pack,
age on the seat, and when he got out left it
behind him. There was another passenger
in the omnibus, who discovered the package
upon which was the following inscription /.
"$4O00-to be left at the bank. He eonclu,
ded that the package belonged to his fellow
passenger, but he knew not the name or res,
idence Of the supposed owner Being stran.
ger in she city, and seeing the direction, he
took the package to bank and handed the
money to one OF the officers, remarking that
he found it in an omnibus, and that the own
er, whoever he might be, would probably
call for it. Mr. D., on discovering his loss,
sought the omnibus, but the driver knew
nothing of the missing money. Search was
then made for the other passenger, who was
found atthe Central street Depot. He re-
lated the circumstances, and the money was
recovered, much to the satisfaction Of Mr.
ID, and delight Of the driver
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down With the Statne

The Aboitionists have adopted new ra!,-
lying cry, Down with the Union" has Civ
en- place to HDown with webster's Statue. {"
The Disunionists of Massachusetts, are con-
TGlsed with indignation that the bronzed
image ofthe Great Expounder should re,
main in front of the State House, and Gov
ernor Banks is roundly denounced for rec,
ommending the State to accept the statue as
a gift We quote the following words from
Garrison's manifesto on the subject publish,
ed in the Liberator: ~.Tr M gr...l r.
"Ihe Statue Mast he RemOued Let this
be the popular decree to,morrow-let the
declaration 60 forth from the lips of every
upright man-let it be the voice of Massat
chusetts. A vote Of the l.egslature can un,
do what q vote has done. That vote can be
secured by prompt circulation of respecti
ful petition, 10 be signed by all who in their
hearts respond to the cry-THE STATUE MusT
BE RKMovED." gl ru H.r.- -r.
THE statue must be remoUed! AND LET
ALL TIRE PEOPLE sAY, ASENri"
Here Is the petition, which receiyes sig~
natures in the towns Of Massachusetts:
ITO the Senate and House Of Representa-,
tives Of tho Commonwealth of Massachu.
setts Alrfl t3H.trt
We, the Undersigned citizens of the CONS
AAonwealth Of Massachusetts,, respectfully
ask you 10 remove from the State House
grounds-as no honor to the State and re-
Pugnant to the people--the statue OF Daniel
Webster, whose last years were spent in de.
Tending the Fugitive Slave bill, and whose
last counsel TO the commonwealth was TO
conquer her prejudioes against slave hunt
lng, and 20 return men 10 bondage with
Allcrity.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

A New INTENTIONAL steam boiler has
recently been invented by Mr. Joseph Han
ison, of Philadelphia, which, it is claimed,
can not explode, or at least to such an ex.
tent as to be feared II is commended to
steamboatmen, and is thus described
This boiler, though shaped like most 9th.
ers, is entirely different in its construction,
being composed altogether of cast iron globes
to the number OF about three hundred =
These globes are about six inches in diane
ter, and have at each end tubes about two
or three inches long, which connect one
globe with the other.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

PoLYGAMY IN UrAH.-A correspondents at
Salt Lake writes as follows about the Nor.
mons. 81 know of seven men who have the
mother and daughter to wife and one who
has the mother and her four daughters to
wife, and children by all of them. This man
has ten wives. The reporter of the Taber-
naelo services, having 1--WE wives, has his
half sister 70 wife. They have three chill,
dren. One man in this district, an :.elder,
refused to seal to his son spiritual wife,
but bad himself sealed to that same woman
as his tenth spiritual wife, and lived with
her as such for two months, and then divOrc'
ed her and sealed her to the son in question
and assach ihey now live" y ~ u &
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27
FARMS.

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
Il farms, lying about miles north of the city, 75
acres each. CITY PROPERTY viii be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat, and three tourths of mile from rail-
road station. 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very line land, and will be sold at a bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north west of Union City, well
improved; a creek running through the centre -
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
chard, springs, &c.
ALSO,
% acres in Dsrke county, part good timber; good
land, = No l barn, painted, good house. 81 900
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
Anumber of other farms yariously located ard all
very cheap together with large amount OF desira-
BILE elty property of every description.
jylS CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Sd st,
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pemooratie state TioIset.


FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUsP RANNEY, Of Ouyahoga County,
LiEUrENA NAsT aovRRNoa,
WILLIAM II. STAFFORD, Of Ross County.
JUDaE or THR sUPRKMR COURT,
HENRY G. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR or STATE,
q. VOLNEY DORSEY of Miami County.
TREAsURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland Co
SECRETARY OF STATS,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County
BOARD OF PuRLIo woRKs,
JAMES ToMLINsON, Of Washington Cc
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison Go
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aJReadine M,ller on Every Page ID

Re-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

RA. The following slanderons paragraph
goes unrebnked; A wag has invented a new
Ielegrhph He proposes 10 place line of
women ATTY steps apart and commit ths
aews % ths 6pst cf them ~ . ssetet.
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City Desirable ResI-
dence!

offer for sale on reasonable terms, a
low Perry.
The Hopseislarge and eohimodiouA, withallthe
modern improvements and eonVenienceB; Is nnelv
located, andin 4 good neighborhood, Win betoid
cheap, ifappliestion is made soon. lig-l =
CHAS. Il CLARKE,
INNS u. Real Eatate AGENT, Oleggla nnildlng. :
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0ST'fhe Eastern papers ara full of ae-
count of eqoinoctial storms 1he winds
were high, and the rains heavy. No very
serious aesieent OceprFsd, though mugh dam.
age was done in 9nall way = -
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DemOortio County Ticket

ron sENAToR.
HENRY sHlDELER, Of Prebls.
ron STATE BoNp OF IouALizArioS.
I'll. 5. SMITH, Of Montgomery.
REFREsEsTATIvEs,
HENDERSON EIbt0TT, of Dayton,
ADAMi CLAY, of Miami TIP.
TREAsuRER
BENZ NJ. AYREs, Of Dayton
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
THOS F. THRRsHER. Of Dayton.
coNNissoSER,
ROBERT CHAMBERS, of Dayton.
ISFIRNARY DipEcTOR,
ZEPHANIAH oATRow, Of German TIP.
CORONER,
JACOB RIGLER, Of Harrison TIP.
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FOR SALE,


20 000 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
cOyOOO or nearlines of Rail RoaIs cOmpri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands,
Toshose having small farms in this section, that
VIII sell at a good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get large tract of land at a low
price, aud where you VIII have equally good mar
kets. IlT II
ALSO, l0, 900 Acres well selected Land,
In Missouri, both the quality and title of which
Iwtll guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved, will be sold eheap, and
city property taken in partpsyment.
ALSO, A fine Lot on Ludlow st., between
4th and 9th, isby 80 ft.-Alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of J acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A 3 story Brick business House, on
Jefferson, between Sd and 4th sts., and adesirable
reaidenee on 9th ST., bet. Main and Ludlow,
ALSO Fine impoged Property in miami
CITY," and clayton View" in tracts offrom to
A.. 10 acres. All for sale CnEAPby
H CHA6. q. CLARKE,
feb2l Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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21 Dollars an Acre!

FOR good Farm in Darke County, miles
Il north east OF Union city. 70 acres under good
cultivation, balance good TIMBER rich black soil
Frame house OF rooms handsomely situated, and
crib, stable, Ind other out buildings. Good bearing
Orchard with all kinds of fruit.
This is a great bargain,
CHARLES E. CLARKE,
aug %. Real Estate Agent, Ciegg's Building
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A FINE store room on Market street, very
"A suitable for Grocery or Eating House, being
that part Of the r0Om now occupied By Il. A. n II
so or 30 feet deep - ~ Nf'''~'
Also, large room on the second floor, 2sx4O feet,
suitable Tor an ofice. Entrance on Third street,
Enquire OF +. A. 4, r. More, or
CHAs. Il. CLARKE,
syls Real EstAte Agent ID 81.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,



CeleDrntce ss4snhIe Plus,
Prparea Irom sressr.pson Of Sir }. Clari,,
Pigsictaa Erirsofassers 70 fAs Qssea
1his ihsAiaatle medleinsIs nnianins In ,he cure
All those painful and dahgeroua diseases 10 which
thetemaie constitution 10 subject II mederates all
eScesses and removes al obstruction ., anda speedy
eurc may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II ts peculiarly suited twin, IN hort tne, brhe
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bo,tlei prlce Ono Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp OF Great nrtain, 20 prevent counterfet
CAUTION.
TuEsE PiLLs sHoUIp sornH rAKEN AyrEMALrs
DuRiSo the FIRST THREE MONTHS oF PREo-
NANcY, ~ THEy ARE suRE TO BniKa on MfsckH
HIAos, nUr At Any oTHFn riNr rHHV khr aarr.
In III cases Of Nervous And spinal Affections,
Pain In the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight eNs
crtiOn, PapitAtion OF the Heart, Hysteries and
Whites, these pins viii eiIecta cure when an other
means have fatieds and slthongh powerful femedy,
DO not contain iron, caiomel antlmony or anything
hurtfui 10 the constitutions.
ulldireciionu IN thcpamphlet around each pack
"a, which shoul be etenily preserved.
sole agent for the Unltodstates aud Cansda,
JOB MOSES, (Late |. c. BALDWIN 4 COD
Rochester New-YorK,
~ B.-l,0O ana AK postage stamps eneioscd 70
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, contain.
ing so pills. bymau. ,as. +
sold in Dayton by IA.
w. ". STEWART, saa WALTERS KELso.
mylt
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CITY PROPERTY!I
Jefferson STA handsome Lot West side, below
6th st. Small Frame upon IL.
Second at.-House and Lot below Perry, north
side. House, Two-stOry Brick
Large and con nYenisnt. Lot6OX2OO.
Brown st.-OppOsite Buckeye at. Large Brick
House and large Lot CHEAP.
Brown st.--Corner Of Ann. Two-story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well,
Cistern, &c. win rent to pay nj
per cent. on the investment.
McDOnough st.-Opposite Barr Two-story Frame
House. Lot bOxl60. HH.
Fiith st.-Corner OF Montgomery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House.
ALSO:
FORTY LoTSl-on the Hillbetween sd and 9th SITS :,
and u large number OF vacant Lots
in different parts Of the city. For
sale cheap, or to exchange for other
property.
CHAS. f.. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent
Cleggis Building, I'd at.
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Farms.

94l ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
= ner, on the q. q NJ. r. r., one hundred acres
linpfokee, the remainder timber otgoOd quality,
There are Two good Dwelling Houses on the prem
lses ontenlent out-housesi and In the midst Of
This farm is offered At the low price Of sI2 per
acre being much less than its value. For sale by
HrF .InHrf Fra CHAS. n. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, so street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27
For RalaI

A SMALL2 2 story Frame Dwelling on the
n hill south Of 9th street. Also story Frame
inquire OF me At my office N clegg's
aeptI2 rsaF a4f ssrrl rr,. rf '-''i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

Land, Land.
WOULD call attention to Land now of
feredto exchange for city Property or Goods
located as follows:
OHIO-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, DaFke and Williams Counties,
INDIANA-Randolp Wells, Wabash, Stark
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties
Richland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
M ISSOURI-Charilon w ashington, Madison
Ripley Reynolds, Oregon and
l-r .1... shannon Counties,
Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties,
MINNESOTA-Dako Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application to
CHAS, T.. CLARKE,
Jy5 Clegg's Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27

lI0 ACRES, six miles from the City, be-.
= ~ tween the Brant and Valley Turnphes, and
two miles from Kneisys Mills. 80 acres under eul-
tiyatlon, balance goodtimb
IS6 ACRES excellent land in Shelby
1OeJ county, 6B miles from sidney, and j,
miles from Port Jctierson leo acres under cutiya-
tion, balance good timber. orchard Of grated
fruit good frame house, barn, stable, corn crib,
granary, &c. Three good springs and good wen,
A very desirable place. =
ALSO:
O1O ACRES in Hancock county, near a
XIV q Railroad station, good house and best
quality OF land 100 acres improved.
ALSO:
PINE Suburban property in full view Of,
IL and handsomely overlooking the city. Those
having property TO exchange wilhnd 1t to their in
terest to call upon
CHARLES f, CLARK,
aug22. Clegg's Building, sd St.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

sha dissolve ser ,utestine against the violence ol
"usurpers ard Ysbels, 10 whom il VIII leave tue
responsibility Of their acts. The proclamation Is dsed
from the ducal palace the lltsl June.
A Turin letter in The LonGoS hers:
''Count Cavour, who with bis quick sight perce;ves
the danger with which the Roman question - fsugnt
Is about TO send to BOcgDs of the abes statesmen
in Italy, the Csvslere M,Ssilno d'Azeeho, who has
been appointed Extraordinary Couinlss ,ner 10 the
L-g.'iors. Mas c'Azegho leaves Tdrn TINS even
iDg with numerous and able staff, who will sat to
work aud help him in reducing matters to order Dep
NY Maottino and SgnOr BOrghetti from Brescii ars
Of the number. Tie learned hisiOri,n, LIgi Carlo
Farni has been sent TO Mojena in the same capacity
Count Annoui oue Of the weathiesi DO )emen OF Mi
Ian has accompanied him in the capacity Of military
commander of that province.
The MOE1oye d. Bologna Of the 18th publishes sew
era DEGREES Of the provisional unta of governnent
by which the corps Of gendaunes is dissolved new
corps r Ia be enrolled under the name of Neltes, sud
az political jOurLaLs aye prohibited.
The Messaggere Of MOiena Of the 18th Is healed
with the crcss of Savoy.
correspJLdence in the UHfrers, cited spproyingy
by the Pays states that deputs;ion from Bologna
hayirg waited upon the Emperor Napoleon. to submit
to bDi the tn atinn of the inn hsbauts of Romsgns
and to Inform him of their desire for inrexaen to
Piedmont, met with very chlliog reception. Tne
Emperor said TO them: Return home, obey yOnr
Sovereign, and unter,tard that have nOt come to
Italy 10 diminish his power but, on the contrary, To
canse 1t TO be respected. According TO the Oslrers,
the BOlogre-e now going to se6i deputau>n TO
he Holy Father to beg pardon for having wsverei In
their Allegiance, and TO promise obedience for the
future.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
VENICE

letter from an officer on board the French squsd
ron of Venice says:
We are now at anchor abou, four miles in the
ofng in > falhoms water, at ab) equal distance
from the shore and the large bank of COrtelczz0 aud
the prizes have taken are anchored close To Us.
The number of them is il creasDg every day. Among
them Is large ship which bad just conveyed cannon
20 the coast of DAlmata. While two Of the iine-ot-
battle ships Iemain at anchor, watching the move
ments the coast the third cruises in the otfing in
the direction of Trieste. Behind the large island of
MalsmOcco perceive the masts of some Austrian
vessels, and distinguish lneot battle ship, thee
frieates, ami several eoryettes and steamers. Two
days ago two Of the latter got up their steam, and
cane Il the entrance of The port of MIamocco,
under the protection Of the forts Alborni on the
north and San Pietro the south. From the
Fort A.burin ietty out TO some dis
tance and in front Of San Pietro is strong stock
ade. It il behind this stockade that the vessels
are moored. paddle-wheel steamer comes ont every
Gay reconnoter the position of the squairon which
il gradually getting close. TO the shore. The Adj
mras vessel two days ago stood along the coast
for some distance aud fired at from the Albornl
fort but the bals fell short. An Eugsh vessel which
left the port OF Venice day two since told Us that
the inhabitants only waited for the fret signal 10 rise,
and that provisions were becoming scarce. Reports
were cuertly spread that the Austri8ns had gained
great Victories but that they not believed by the
krLrtIaGs.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
MADEIRA AND BOLOGNA.

The Parma Gazette publishes decree Issued by the
Government Commission declaring that al the officers
Of the troops Of Parma who have gone over 10 Aus
tria are enemies Of the country, and have such
forfeited their ranks and emouments. Moreover, al
promotions in the army emanatng from the Old Gov
erumeLt, subsequently TO the date OF the 81 ut are
anpued; an exception however, being made IN favor
of the corps Of gebdaunes.
The same journal gives al account OF reconuAi--
sance maie Oh Brescello by Capt. La:ouge, aid-de
camp TO General dAutemarre, with four mounted
gerdarmes and the irst heu:enani OF that body the
resulr of this operation was that the few Modensse
troops still at Brescelo LAID their arms, and that
Lse people Immediately hoisted The tricoior.
The Tienna Gazette publishes the proclamation a.
dressed by the Duke of Mojena 20 ne people % his
departing from his States In order. he says, not -
expose his people the evils nseparsbs from prob
ably useless defense, he had come 10 resolution 20
leave the territory with q certain number Of his
faithful troops" At the time not 10 leave the
country whou, government. he decrees the establish
ment Of regency, governing in his name; anf ne
commands that in case OF this Pr DIVISIONAL 1vernsn
being hindered interfered with in ts functions, 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
cover Themselves with glory under the orders Of your

cover themselves with glory under the orders Of your
brother in arms-Genersl GarbsldL We pray you,
General 70 sccep, the which is offered to By
the numerous adhents 10 the subscription opened by
tbe S,ALe for the Italian volunteers May il bear good
fortune 10 the chiefs aud soldiers 1t Happiness
10 me to be charged TO present you this remarkable
nroof of the esteem aDd sympathy Of my feowcizens
and You will not doub, ofthe pleasure feel at seeing
the sentiments which bear you participated by thou
sands OF subscribers. HAvTS.
TO MONSIEUR CAvOUR.
MLE LEMISIsTRE-Toe nerven,iOn of France in favor
Of Italy is about to procure the deverance OF THIS
noble mother Of modern civilization. The labor OF ns'
tional independence beirg accomplished. your name
will be enrolled among those Of the most llastnOns be-
nefactors Of your heroic country. Happy are the
governments-happy the nations-that have minis,
tiers like you. You nave prepared, with an aole ana
courageous perseverance,, tire alliance, henccOrtn IN
dissoluble which now enables Italy to resume her
place among the nations. When the hour OF crgau-
izatien shall strike you will again prepare an Italy
capable OF defylng ne* invasi0n'' lou nave always
governed with liberty, you will not forget It, 1t will
be the frst fruit Of the victory II has already msde
the grandeur of Sardinia II will hereafter make tbg
of the Peninsula IL s az TO the Italian patriot to
the statesnao to the promoter of the French ALT
ance that wish 10 offer testimony Of respectful
sympathy. We offer to you, then, 10 the name OF all
the French, who, in anticipation Of the sru2gle nov
engaged, subscribed for the guns Of Alesssndra. We
offer II to you in the Of all those sno, by raising
a monument TO MANN, inscribed on marble and on
bronze the great thought Of the hero OF Venice 10 M
vor Of the unity ard the independence OF i.ay. FL
nally We offer IN the Of all the victims Of Aus
trian tyranny Of the prescribed 20 the youpg volun
tsers who owe 10 the generous policy Of Victor nand
el and to you the signal honor of combating by the
eide Of our valiant legiOns 10 make free the soil OF
HAvIN