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Cincinnati o Fob 10 1857 lly Tbird 81
PRoF. Woop-Deur Sir By the advice ola friend OF
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative, wAN
Induced TO Try II had the feversone time May aud
nearly every htf In ny head came out Now my hair has
great deal thCkef than WIS Nothing but
duty and s'mpathy that fee 20 omwuncute TO others
who are nicied us have been would induce 10 give
this public uck now edgemeu of the benefit have received
Iom Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Aours respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS.
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u The Panorama Of DR.. mes Arctic VOya-
ges will be on exhibition at the Melodeon for one
week, commencing on Monday evening. This
fine work Of art although under the same man
agement as the one that was in the city few
months ago, is not the same, but is said to be su-
perior TO it iu many respects, Thomas Hickey.
who accompanied DR.. Kane on his last expedition,
will be present each evening, dressed in the Es'
quimaux costume. See advertisement.
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ENcAMPMENT POSTPONED. 90 The Military En-.
oampment Of the 18th Division, LIST Brigade o. v.
NJ, which was to take place next week, has been
postponed to the 2sth, goth, and 30th OF Septem
ber to ensure the attendance Of Gov. Chase and
other military gentlemen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
seps the agost assortment Of the nos approved kudso
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses whether for near OF far
lghted ground under hs inspection, by machine
Of construction, with tho reRtest care, asto
saitthe eyes NAL cases curing Weakness, DEsiHsss
iafaHati0Ro Of s EYES, and mparug strength ior ouG
reading or fue sewing.
. - N. Il. Solomouson would hers inform the public
thRthe Reyer employs any one in the sale ofhisenso
~ Also. a splsudid assortment OF SPY GLASSES MI
ChOsGOPEs, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, rs perfect rs natural
EY-OnoO38 suparIors'rsot ,uuderthe American Hotel
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 rHE LADIES' oY THIS gNTgn STATES;
II has been my good fortune restore 10 health many
housauds OF my cnuntr-womon.
Ny success has excited the malice of the and
alous but their prosecutions have served only TO cssud
nd elab sh my reputation Shuwo Of grateful offerings
have ulleu my galway irln ,be fair sufferers hon
/ have relieved solons am held u aectonule and
hanklul remembrance bT huse who have experienced
sk can Afford 20 iesusc rho efforts Of uschiel lken
nd saud8re
M trends repeatedly urged me Co place my mo-
zine for producing within the roach of the
Ladies Of the Uned States but nlspositon 60 suet
asld occupied bY quscks with their pecous
and osr that uuprucpled might pal pon
he public tuer worthless limitations have hther-c pre
vented ne ffom establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AAnE DE FEMME" f" m the United States
Al last yield TO the enroaes OF patients and friends
and 0fer tho suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World.
In regard 10 the efficacy OF tho "ABuE DE FE uAE".
hssd ouly say that liquid form, is eracy such
AL have used prctceu Franc ioT year and
that il has no, failed 10 satisfactory result
The Amio de Femme and mouslruariun stead the 20
lstioa Of cause sud effect Itisake powerful 60 uts
aasahy menstrual dow where be- existed and to
leHtoIe % has been run say cause suupresacu
IN order 20 guard imposition tue Wrapper u ulfer
eona0 each heite Of the Amie de Femme" wiz bear
Httep signature both the bottle and enclosing bc
~ oe sealed with my private seal.
Ffiee' ea,vQu package 80 -
PARIs, January, 1887
FoI sale Wholesale aud RetaiI By WILLIAM FIsKE
~. " spgtuol street. Cleveland who will supply The
Amie de Femme D. ne Prupuetor's prices
lQenwIy9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

AN IMPROVED APPLE PARER. - While in at
j. Stair q Sons Seed Store, we were shown an
improved apple parer, which is decidedly superi
or to any machine of the kind we know Of twill
pare big, irregular shaped app'e in almost less
than no time, aud do it beautifully, too II is
simple in its construction, not liable to get out of
order, and it is furnished at very low rate. Those
wishing cannot do better than to call at Messrs.
Stair & Sons and examine this machine
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TaiDAY MOaNiNG, Au0. 20, 1883
NEW ADvERTIsRmFNrs.

Pelton q Breed-For Dankirk.
Barne-Coal Oh, &C
pr. A. Won Moschziskor-Eye and Ear
Pslton Breed For Chicago.
Peltoa & Brood-For Oguensburgh
Prof, Palmer-Locturcs
ID. g Larue-Dr. Kanos Panorama
Allen Co-Disappearance
o. Gutter Son--Bus Notice.
Vote cf Thanks-Bus Notice.
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PLA1N ANn nRNAmnNrA1. pR1NrlNn

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
r Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every deseriplio
iono at the Printing Establishments Of the Leader oce
the latest mpr we'd and motrapd presses the
best STYLE short notice and reasonable rates Par.
.iouar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBndng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books Receiving Books, &c, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

J. B. Cobb & Co. promise favorable terms to
those who buy school books at wholesale. Their
stockis very large andwe feel warranted in saying
that their facilities for doing large business are
not surpassed SIC their advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

Burrlto FinrnrS The Cleveland Fire De
partment will turn out ihls morning 10 uuiiorm 20
meet She Bunalo oxouuionsis on the arrival Of the
a. N train They lpn Buialo last night 81 .
/ o'clock
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FROM MEXICO.

VERA CRUZ, August ID.
A revolutionary movement han been made at ia
lapa, but IL has been suppressed by Gen. Ro6es
Numerous arrests have been made No yellow
fever or vomto is reported in this city lts re
ported but the report is uisorcdited, that G neiA
Mlramnn has gent Peace Oommissioners % Juarlz
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
PROm LRAvRNwORru

LEAvENwoRrH, Aug. 20.
The Express from Denver City, two days later,
has arrived.
News unimporllnt
The rush towards the now dggngs s iucss.
SAINT
McCrea was arrested yesterday and discharged,
the indictment boiug worthless
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

The CONCERT AT oBERLIN. - According TO
previous announcement, the Concert of the ober-
lin Choir was given in the church at that place on
Wednesday evening The church was, of course,
crowded to its utmost capacity, and we learn that
over 4OOO tickets were sold. The oratorio Of Da.
vid was the great feature of the concert. Tho
fnlln wing wns the cnat of rhnrncInra.
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She also had large number Of passe ngers and
very pleasant weather the ronnd trip. She will
cave again for Lake Superior on Monday evening
tue 29.h at 8 P. NJ from the wharf Of Hussey 4
Mcbride.
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WISCONSIN POLITICs.

The Democratic State Convention to-day nomi-
mated II. G. Hobart, OF Calumet Co., for Governor,
aud A. S Palmer, for Lieut. Governor.
Il is doubtful whether the delegates 10 the Char
lesion Convention will be elected at pl esent.
The Convention is decidedly Ani-Lecompton
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FROM BOsTON

BosToN, Aug. 25th.
The city continues remarkably hea thy, as is
evidenced by the bill Of mortality for the past
week. The whole number OF deaths was only 90,
including from small poX
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RF.NOmrNATRp.

bALTlMoREi AuHl %.
The American State Convention re.nominated
Wm. II. Purnell as candidate for Comptroller.
The American Congressional Convention Of the
4th District Is nov in session.
The Americans Of the % District have nomina-
ted Edwin II. Webster, Of Hartford county for
Congress.
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For DETRorr-steamer May Queen, Capt, E R. vIeER
at O'Clock p. NJ
Fox BUFFALo-stCamtoat Western Metropolis, Capt.
T PEAss at 9Iclook p. NJ.
FoR ToIEDo-Steamboa. Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
"a o'st-rE 4
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swrNDLER CAUGuT.

Louisville, August %,
Alexander Morton, who passed forged notes here
to large amounts some monlhs since, was arrested
to-day in Chicago by officer BEgh, OF this city.
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Is Why pine and suiloi
IMP0RTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Checsemnn,s piIIs

he combination Of ingraden these Pills is the
ult Of a long and extensive practice They mild IN
their oporaon and certain correcting all irregularities
Painful Mensruaons removing all distractions wheath
from cold or Otherwise headache PAIN in the side pal
pitson Of the heart whites all affections hyster
les, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the ment of in the treatment Of
these regu ares aud Instructions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 20 a PREMATURE GRAVE No femue enjoy good
health unless she regular, an whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins TO decline
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiec.ual remedy known for all
pauts uecu lr Ferna To an classes they are invul-
uabe inducing NTH certainly periodical regularity, The
known to thousands who have used them al differ nj
periods hroughuu the couutr wing the sanction OF the
eminent qhysciaHS IN America.
Ernct dire 0Hs Sc ting pten and Den they should not
Be used with BuXtue Price One Dollar each Dor con-
tanning 40 Pills
"a ua,e pamphlet to he had flee, Of the Agents pills
sent BY nail promptly by enclosing price the General
Agent, Soldby druggists generally
Il. b. HUTCHINGS General Agent
No lG5 Chambers st., New York
Sold IN Cleveland by WM, FISKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND. RprSd&wBm2l
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bsl5~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels and
az Quinlan's, us Ontario Street.
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a-------a
BUReLARY.-On Sunday night last the house Of
Mr.. John Hunter, corner Of Ontario and Lake
streets. was entered by burglars, and a valuable
gold watch taken away, together with $50 or more
in money which was ound in the pockets Of cloth.
ing. The rogues first looked about below, and then
went up stairs into young Hunters room and took
his trowsers from the bed where be was lying
Their object seemed to be money solely, as they
left large amount Of valuable clothing untouched
save being searched No one In the house heard
any thing of the iniruders They entered by
means of skeleton keys.
The same night the house Of Mr., William Daley
who lives nearly opposite, was entered, but Moth
ing very valuable taken.
Some party also entered Tayor's grocery, on
Ontario street, and packed up a large basket full
Of provisions, which they lett, however, behind
them on being disturbed in their proceedings.
ps
A NICE GAME ESPoILED.-Astonishng as it may
be, it is nevertheless fact that we have TO record
case in which countryman was beset by shar ,
pers at The depot yesterday, and was not feeced
but on the contrary gave the confidence men their
trouble for nothing. The circumstances are as
follows. An old man who for years has worked in
the mines Of England, Arrived here yesterday, an
route for Pittsburgh with his family Of SIX stall
wart sons with their wives and little ones. As
they had to wait for the train at O'Clock last
ing before going on it was natural for the old
gentleman to wander out upon the piers aud look
at the coal heaps which reminded him both OF his
former home aud occupation and Of the city to
which he was going. Being dressed in his ordi'
nary English dress, he was considered ht subject
Of operation by O confidence man who, well
dressed and afflble, is always on the watch ioi
yerdant travellers He therefore entered into con-
versation with the old gentleman and informed
him that he was a miner himself and had works at
Pittsburgh. in which be employed four hundred
men, and be would engage the whole family at
once The bargain was struck and all went on
smoothly, Confidence man proposed walk 10
abed of ore" over on the Heights Arriving there
they sat down to tall;;-soon confidence man No.
2 came up in search of a valuable mare and colt
They had not seen the animals so he sat down Il
talk. The two "gay ones" soon got to betting or
some little trick which No 2 thought he could dc
with his horse strap, but couldn't and so lost uu'
til all his money was gone except check for S25C
on the Commercial Bank. "Would his ancient
! friend (who, by the way, had all his money in
| gold in his belt, and who acted on each bet a.
stakeholder lend him $50 for few minutes2"-
! But the old man had not heard of the "doomet
| Yankees" for nothing, and so with the greatest
earnestneEs protested that he had "ne er arding'
about him. Entreaties were of no avail aud a
length the trio returned to the city, the old MAJ
to join his family at the depot and the two fas
men TO curse the loss oftwo hours time to be beate
at last They are known to the Poliece and ha(
better keep shady.
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stenmer Dennrtnres

tB1 For City News, see FIRST page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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Prof Abel as Of course would be expected by
all who know him here and abroad sustained his
high reputation for artistic aud brilliant musical
execution. Mr.. J. W. Hill, now Of our city who
sustained the part Of SAUL did just as he usually
does-frst rate. He has a very fine voice, a d lis
richness adds much to anything musical in which
he engages, The esonce Of Mrs. Austin (lor-
merly Miss Jennie Pierce) was the cause Of general
satisfaction, she being an old iayorite with those
who have known aud appreciated inc Oberlin
Choir Miss Peass's voice gushed forth musical as
water :aii and natural as a birds. She Is a charm
Ing singer. The Measrs, Foote aud Churchill sus-
ained their parts to the perfect satisfaction aud
great pleasure Of the audience.
This concert closed the Commencement Exer-
oises at oberlin for 1859 These occasions yearly
grow in Interest, as the increasing crowd in at
tendance testles We desire 10 present our hearty
thanks TO those In charge for the watohful atten
lion aud assistance extended to the reporters,
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IAMMoND. anrsdGw6m2li
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye

The OHiy harmless and reliable Due knOt0n
Tue Original and best IN the world
All others mere limitations and should he avoided
you wish 20 escape rdUule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair or Skin.
FlFTEEN MEDALS AND diplomas have been
wardod to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and sOO0O
applications have been made the Har Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
to be distinguished from nature is WARRANTED
nuro n the least however long may be continued
and the M effect of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nyigoT
hted for life hyths Splendid Dye
Made sold Or applied On private TOOmsj the Wig
FbctoTy, No 81 Broadway, n Y.
Sold in all cities aud tOwns Of he Uued States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods D0aless.
~ The gruuur has the nsme and address upon a
plate engraving on four sides Of each BuX Of
WM. A BATCHELOR,
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t1V For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E. RuGini's excellent assert
ments of Fall syles,ssat IT'S Superior street, He,
as practical Furrer is now engaged in manuiac-
turing Capes, Mufis, Fur Gloves etc., etc, for tbs
Fall and Winter trade
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Books s. SidiioMtrp.
y. B. COBB a. CO.,
Booksellers e. StatiOners,

Booksellers & StatiOners,
No. i3B Superior st., Cleveland, q.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS.
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MirCHELLs OUTLINE MAPS,
PELrONs OUTLINE MAPS
POCKET MAPS
RAILWAY GUIDES,
EOOLSCAp PAPER,
LETTER PAPER.
BATH PAPER,
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADs
MAYNARD NoYEsuINK.
ARNOLDs Writing Fluid
PENHOLDERs
FABER's PENCILS
GiLto1Ts STEEL PENs
FINE GOLD PENS
BLACK BOARD CRAYONs
BLANK BOOKS,
COPYING BOOKS.
LETTER BOOKS.
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
GLOBES, STATES
SKIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS.
PATENT LETTER FILES
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUCILAoE
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS
ALL wEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS
STEREOSCoPIC INSTRUMENTS.
sTERE sCOPIC VIEWS.
GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
&c, &C, &C., &c
Ailthe above supplied At wholesale or retail
iva n. conn 4 IN
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REFRGERATORs AT REDUCED PRIcEs-Fogg
Ellsworth q Co. have few of SehOoicy's Iceberg
Retigerators LEFT, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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E87 Domestic Practice Made Easy or Hom9o-
pathy simplifed No parent should be without
this invaluable publication To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

VoTE OF THANKs,-At a meeting Of the Ceve-
land Light Guards last evening, the Company
passed the following resolution;
ResolUed, That this Company tender to Mr.. D
G. Brown their sincere thanks for number o
beautiful military prints so generously presented
by him to us some time since.
Ordered to be published in the daily papers Of
the city.
au26 W. II, MALTBY, Sec'y.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
MILL preserve INFALLTRLY
SEp SI s w HIgGINB0ThAM IIll q IN,

PROP WooD-near Srl NJ hair had for So erai years
beeu becoming pre- utuely gray, accompanied hy ha 81
mss which rendered the constant application Of oil noces
stry m tress Il, When comm Ced using YOUR HAN
Restorative about two months nep W ~ la that
and hnvi gcuut ued t within the three
hus tufutd 10 Us natural COLOR aud assumed sOuess
ana use gfen 10 De preferred 70 thO'o produced by The
nppca of OF so any other propa have used
regard ht an dispcusahle urtlc for ladies ote
whether 70 be used ps Hair Restorative fur simple
purpose Of dressing or beau flying the hair You per
mis- slun 90 retf To ali who entertain any doubt OF lis
nnrL. n M mn IMnL .In I'm
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THE BEST OF SILVER PENCIL
L GASES, si YER DESK HOLDERS, ana PLA
iyad b COBB CO.'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

Hsy- a splendid Telescope Rife and fixtures at
Auction by o. Cutter & Son, on Saturday, August
9th, at 10 O'Clock precisely. Can now b. seen
at their store. aug2G.245.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to G, Detz, III superor.st.
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Do THE FLIES TROUBLE You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth q Co., aud get one of Glberrs patent
Fly Traps They re very curious and ingeni'
Gus contrivanco, wind up like a clock, and will
keep your house clear Of les. BY all means call
and examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from 10 cts. upwards.
To LEATHER DEALERs.-Thirty dozen oak tam
ned slaughter Kips now finished, together with
ten dozen per week we are now finishing, l offer
for sale at the lowest rates for cash short paper
p. +. MCGUIRE,
auP23.2i6 l26 Ontario Street.
tV E Stair q Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemeus Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat TO
call on the Nessrs. Stair q Co, and get fitted
dy-n
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HOUSE AND 5 ACRES OF LAND on Newbureh road
about m les iton The city, ,toerchange fof iarm.
nrhr nAru

loSaed miles ifo- the Uogrt Hots $50
TES''O'' Es O' oS SRo6sr iENNiNGs ri superior >
WANTED From TO 10 Acres
w suitable Tor @ udelins within m 81 Of the ci,s,
Of the pr ucpo Era ls with OF without house, for
"sIa S,qs oaAN VIII O' p'''' ROUSE JENNINGS.
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FoT sails, wholesale and Retail, By WILLIAM FtSKE
No - superior street Cleveland, who will supply The
Amis % Femme" 't the Prupuetor's prices
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
n TIIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N. II. SOLOMONSON.

A1@S1z
k7~r7 81
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1ely- See advertisement Of Dr. Sanfords Liver
nvigorator,
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LAKE sHoRE RA1LRoAp.

Tickets on sale at the Union Office, D. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, By
ron @. Harris, Agent. RS
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re- Fof Gee Ftffnfet aad ftihae-Appit
Foog EHrvorh Co., i05 aadi0i Superior Sirsst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08
The Germans ana Napoleon.

There is vnlar notion, Gt to be eassed with
those vulgar errors upon which Sir Thomas BraNn
shed so SCALING food Of light that all men who
speak the German tongue united in their hatred
Of Napoleon III, ami in their advocacy Of Austrian
tyranny in Italy. We call this vulgar error. be
eaase 1t implies positive insult 10 the whole Ger
man race ard because feel high respect for the
honesty and loyalty Of tas German character, when
properly approached Ard We therefore lake esz
lie ial pleasure in calling the attention Of our read
ers 10 the ton Of he Mao Yorkfr Dsm5eraf on tie
great questions nov at iasde in trODe
This able and intelligent journal, ia commenting
upon the position Of Napoleon and Francis Joseph,
6ses the following souId and earnest language:
1--WE regard the independence Of the nations as he
first necessity Of p0lities, aud therefore We think
The first requisite OF the pending war 10 be the
liberation Of It ally from the Austrian tyranny Aus
tTis has no natural right in Italy Her dominion is
hated there her language ia foreign to The pe9ple
her laws aespised, aud her yoke ia uncomfortable
From the Revolutionary stand point Ws can recoa-
nze no binding authority in treaties formed BY
Princes fer the oppression of the people And
therefore must wish success TO the Franco Italian
arms. And this as much for the sake Of Germany
Of Italy. Il is super1uous for as to recile the
sins committed by Austria between 1915 and 1852
Every one knows that whareyer free Government
has been attempted, there Austria has been first
with powder and ball to pHt it down. II ives the
House Ct IapsbuTg which led the German Princes
TO break their faith With the peopls who fought for
themin the war Of freedom false yso-osled in 1873
Poland and Hungary, Vienna, Italy. snd SchlesWg-
H0stien, tceliF TO the hercism Of the Iapsburg
SO long as Austria remains powerful, there can be
no question Of real German freedom. Only on the
ruins Of Austria can such freedom be hUilt M and
30 must pray for the prostr rion and humiliation
of the HspsbuTg House" ~. J. Times.