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1)oo0 s. Goal.
Cheap Coal.

Cheap Coal.
WE ARE RETAILING, COAL AT s4.;'0
ny pe Ton eeut t. E:e or BFa1 Ii!l. Yard III
the Rock Island F:eE Oils formerly MnTEis Goal Com.
pAny Yard Ord efl the Custo House. - LasAue
9srtet Wiu be Atteadrd - by R. LAW.
jA1a b9 y In F. 9TROTuEK
, 1859-01-20

Chicago 1IaFFcl Manufacturing Co..
eOUTI& CLARK. NEAR NORTH. .ET.
4 Re PREPARED TO CONTRACT WITH
saat3 u aniiot1n Ia Ks leo o. hand sepplI 3;
&&F1 el1 70 Ill o; detk
tsaso.Ad @xsM and HsaMng md Xeaps fqe aals z,
Q. puxWRtk a1lAa1tl. ri
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N. n e L S o N III A T DON.
YARD AND oFFlcE fss sTATE srEEET, CHICAGO.
Retveeo Adams and Monroe s:ret.Ia
NUT, STOVE, EGG. LARGE EGG, FUR.
~ nAoE Brokea aad Lump ooa1 oy the ton Or cargo.
from the fulln xnx mites LehKh Scranton LAek2wauA
Bchemokn- Mount Carmel and Green R!uSe Erie, Drlet
Hill. Chippewa and other llItumuoa. Goals
Herch. NAue and Hickory Wood lo1x, sAwed. SPLIT and
delivered.
Coal delivered by tie c2rRo nj all the points
N br nr1S I'm
, 1859-01-20
Awarded t:>r the
ALSO ON HAND

ALSO ON HAND
hl1t.nds. seRling Wax,
kand Boxes, stsel Peat,
Letter Stamps, Lead Pencils,
Wafer Cups, Bankers Cases,
Desk Knives, Letter Eoxe1,
RulerB, Pen Holders,
Writing Pad, Money Booh,
Rrasors, Pan Raeh,
Paper Wei8hR. Twine,
Gold Penn, Quill Pens,
Letter Clip Desk Pencils,
Shsan, Cash Boxea,
Port Tolios, Blotting Paper,
Spring Flea, Ivory Iabletz,
Twine Boxes, Quilts,
Envelope Papcr, Elastic Bandl,
India Rubber, CALENDARS,
Waier1, Ivory Foldorx.
Letter Scales. Paper Filea,
Invoice Filsa. Book Rasx,
Mucilage, Gum Ticket,
Wostsnholm's Cutlery. Red {6pool> Tape,
Co mmercial Printing,
oo1s.sT1ao OF
CARDS, BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, It.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED At
StAt1oDer'A Hail,
nn0 h:9 n Lake gtresk
, 1859-01-20

ULR1QHS T. GEUDTHER-
E1 CLARK ES-EEET-OLDTRIBUN OFFICE
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
AND COLLECTING OFFICE
Buy constantly ForeIEn aod Domestic Gold aad oliver
EXCHANGE New York. and make Collections throughout
the United hi2tes and Can2daaL iel{ "a u al9
, 1859-01-20

SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without asy exception. They ate we'll adapted 10 taad
vet1
STEADY AND UNIFORM SPEED,
And are Fsl AaAptti 70 ve1y high sell very low
hsset sot t.l1 Tue5 ri wofk ~:t in back With.
o9t anJ naseF:A loA Of ppwer, and not troabled
Sh.5sed e ~ n.s Teaae, aount
suos au21 eas0 taH aeeis oias. aud vii as ior
Eeszt Taa Waes! y e*pAne olyied!n8 Of from
5oto D. per cenL OF the Toole OF the {Accor
Ing 70 the degree Ct aa'sn wheep under hlRa he1dt
and falls end ln ~ GAses y wA1apted " 10
Wnen properly ont up A1d HcAred-
Ss11a, County 31t TuNn territories for 1a1e
For further pAFoaIAst cisculza ELjcE ca BE- oh
4Alned q tbs Agents. . A:e. No. II so1..4 Ct1rk II
YRANQ[d HARVEY. pTapIetor.
sealiy-as71 g.. AoDoC0ALL Aren't
, 1859-01-20
Guelial Notices.

Thoac who &ro curious to witness tho
wonderful perfection which A. Ohsxalt Gate mana
or II Uatchaloa NJ ~ na4 bre usht the manufacture
Of M!xz and Iorpeaa invited to visit pit Viz and
,tna Ds!nk Rooms. II No. fremont Block ami
Hese curious rroducions Of ART No ec.uuoY est d.teca
The artificial frarn the natural when adjusted 10 The
head dt5 II
, 1859-01-20
I. II. SlNtIER Z CO.
ELIAS HON. ia
WHEELER i WILSON,
GROVER / BAKER.


the beh sink:e thread MachIneIn the market. The
price has been reduced one hx and s value enhanced
by the addition Of the Double Thread An examination
q his Machine and T. works. socited at Il. Uewin9
Cos fSnot Aad Hhoe 6torc. IL Lake street.
ppt1 ly;b4I6 L A. IAhCE 4 CO.. Are-ts
, 1859-01-20

BASS d mULVEY
ii TTORNETS AND COUNSELLORS At
"a Law. No. II CLARK street. Chicaeo
FLkkISS 14Sx- oclb44lY Tr1trs xr,vr~
, 1859-01-20

STEELE l. RILEY
A TTORNEYS At Law, 5S DEARBORN
a s71xkr. Chicago.
Room Nd l. Walkers Build[ns .....p q nor 49.7
E. z. r x9r rr
, 1859-01-20

EDWARD &. A8AYs
A I1o4dBY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law
no y BoUTH CLARK 8TRKEr.
oppohte Court Ho11o. ,cm,caro
r1Y3ty-tT4
, 1859-01-20
BUSINESS UQr05.

DRAKE l. BRO,
-A...............Q2Et etrret..,...eA
EALERS IN PAPER HANGINGa-
IL PAPER HANGERS &C.. kc
Ao1se el9n Aad Shade Painters. oea h111 I'm
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
GOLD ON THE IsrHMUs.

Among the most interesting items Of news
brought by the Moses Taylor from Aspin.
wall. was the announcement Of the discoy-
cry Of rich, but rather n vel, gold diggins on
the 1sthm,ls. 1t seems that about the first
Of this month, some parties exploring in an
Indian burial ground At David Ckiriqut's'
found an earthern pot at the left hand side
Of grave. The pot contained several small
images Of gold, roughly cast and about 20
carats fine. Further explorations show
that similar pot was placed at the LETT side
|of every grave, and iu five days over s 100,
900 Of gid: images were taken .fiom the
tombs: One thousand peI~ons were soon
on the ground and it is expected that mill
ions Of dollars will be dug out Of these In
disn burial places, Is there are hundreds Of
tombs At ChiriQu,. Chiriqui is the name
common tn river lagoon, and arch pelsxe in
New Grenada in the department Of the (sth-
mus. David is one Of the small towns On the
Archipelago. A considerable number Of the
golden images were brought in here by the
surgeon Of the Moses Taylor, eight or ten Of
which saw on exhibition At Ball & Blacks
to-day. They consist Of rude limitations Of
animals. and birds. and probably were orig
inally made for idols. Some Of the images
ARE Of gold mixed with copper alloy, but
the greater part are Of 20 carats gold.
There was considerable excitement on the
subject At Panama. and on the 18th Of July,
three clipper sohooners were advertised to
sail for the diggiRgs with freight and 2sssen.
gers. + E 3D.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in tho
w layment Of the sum Of four hundred
and four dollars (e4O4 00) which ia claimed
to be due ut the date Of this notice lion 4 Ger
tain mortgage executed by George Kirk Of Good.
hue county Minnesota. to Thomas E. Bennett.
OF Winoha county Mimi. bearing date the lelh
day o! Mag A. d. 1887, which was duly record
ed on the 25th day OF May 1867, at O'Clock
A. M. in Hook Of mortgage deeds, pages
545 and SAG in the Office OF the Register OF deeds
OF Good 1uc county, and no proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue ofa power Of sale contained in raid
mortg age and pursuant to the staeuha IN sae1
cases made and provided.
The premises escribe9 in and covered by
said mortgage to wit 1.-The northeast quar-
ter Of section five in Township one huadrsd
and ninr north of Range sixteen west, in Vino
na land District, Minn." viii; be sold ut public
auction to the highest bidder. for casR.
to pay said debt AMI interest, secured by said
mortgage, and costs and disbursements allow
ed !y law, ut the front door the Of Office of tho
Register Of deeds: in and for Goodhue comfy,
at Red Wing. in said county, on Thursday tho
18th day Of September, AID. 1859. at ii o.
clock e. Of that day. THOMAsE. BENNETT,
Attorney for Mortgage, winons, MINI.
Dated July 25th, 1889. l55t.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MORTGAGE SALE

NEFAULT has heeu made in the payment Of
the sum Of one hundred and twenty -ooe
dollars. " Aich is claimed to he due at the date
Of this notice on certain mortgage bearing
date the third day Of July, A. d. 1851, executed
by Ephron Lockwood and Susan Lockwood, es
Klce county, Minnesota, parties of the first part,
20 Martin G. C.. Wing, ofthe same place, party
OF the second part, and recorded in the Office OF
the Register Of Deeds. in and for Goedhue CO..
then Territory, now State Of Minnesota, in hook
Of Mortgages, pages three hundrsd and for:y-
one and three hun .red and forty two, on the
9Th day Of September, A. D. 1857, ats O'Clock
r. NJ. . y j ~ - Il Z I, !!
Now, therefore notice ia hereby eivansthse In
pursuance Of power of sslecontainef in ssi6
mortgage, and Of the statute in such case nsie
and provided the premises described inland cov-
ere BY said mortgage, to W.T.: The north half
OF the ncrtFea quarter Of section thirty-two.
and the south thalfof the oouthSa16 ttukftsr Of
section twenty-nine all IN t,wnship one hum
dred and eleven, north Of ranga 9ppbsk. .eieh-
teen, west, with 81 thu tsrediii ! iAin nd sp-
Purtenunces thereunto in a"ywiee appertain.
ing; will be aold &C pubic vendus. IT :t6e to@ce
Of ehe heetster OF Deods at Red Wing, In oail
county Of Goo1hoe, on The twenty-aecond day
of August. a. b. 1859. at tn o'clock in The f6rc-
noon, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage with cosss 0f sale, including thirty do(lsrs
Attorneys fees, Stipulated il saa mortgage. ca
be Psid in case Of foreclosuye. ~. - -.
Dated pFAr.bault, Rice co., Ainn., July .. .,A
MARTIN C. C. WING, Nofteseee.s
bAroRELDER d BuoKHAH, AteorneyS -
Nortgagee.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
From the Chicago Press and Tribune,
FAIRBANKS, STANDARD Gales

It is no small and nnmeaning term to ap-
ply to the Fairbanks Scales the term" Stand
ard, ''since they have we'll earned and " on it
through the Messers. Fairbanks thirty
years Of experience in scale manufacture. 4
s.and,rd they are to the manufacturer. Is
oil can attest, who have been brought into
with rival scale makers and
venders. As god as Fairbanks," .just
the same Is Faisbanks'," !" precisely what
the Fairbanks claim . are phrases familiar
to many ears, IS our. readers will hear us
witness. To be thus referred to BY your RI
vals is no small praise. Limitation is the
Isincerest fattery." "and We make the appiica-
tion not invidiously, but only 50 far IS the
maker Of other scales may choose to render
1t Of force BY their own assertions y -,
There is fuller and more vide s;enifi-
cance in the term " Standard" when it goes
out among buyers and sellers. and sees
how implicitly the weigh Of the Fairbanks'
seals il accepted Is tho "sce;gA Of truth
and accuracy. The farmer who weighs his
beevs or bis produse On his Fairbanks' scales
1t home accepts never, ,uncontes,ed, any
corrections in his figures from warehouse
men and city dealers who may use other
scales, and il the contestants fail to agree,
away they 60 to tairbanks' scales to set
matters right. - .,z.-,.,.--
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
..sAREPUnLscAn-LEADKR..

Sherman n. Booth, Of Milwaukee. tho
founder and acknowledged leader OF I,epub.
lican,sln insthe State OF Wisconsin, is now
before the Distrint Conrt,6n trial 1r the 81.
duction ofygirl not fourtaen years of age, at
the time he Il said To hals ruiaSd hi. The
leading facts Is sworn to, are, that tho girl.
whose name is Adeline Cook, resided with
her parents, neighbors to Booth, and was .
companion and playmate to Booths child
rem. She sometimes stopped oil night at
his house. with his children. and on the
night Of the 28th Of February last, she
stayed with them Mrs. Booth being absent,
and that night he accomplished her ruin.
Booth il one Of those great ".trien Is Of
humanity" who are met " th occasionally in
society. The "love Of humanity" has been
With him the "qreat prime rls'' to which Iii.
life and talents have been devoted and the
morality Of reason he esteems as being su.
|perior to the moraiity Of the. Church. a,.-
~ sasty" as the *entimeotalists define it. he
has always held as superior to revealed re.
Iixion. The idea Of Hell for tho punish
ment Of the wicket, he always regarded
with adherence, Is the invention Of = cruel
religion. Capital punishment is . thing 20
bsrbarous to his raind, that be has always
spoken and written against it. y
Yet, this is the man who has I heart full
Of lust and sensuality. This is the man
who married second wife almost before
the first was cold in her grave. and who
thought it no sin to blast the charac OF. the
hopes and the life oflittle innocent girls who
came in his way. He is now on trial, Is we
have stated, for the ruin Of one If them,
who had friends to prosecute him, and it is
to be hoped that he will get justice done
him in one case 1t least.-Lwbuque Heruzd.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
DECIDEDLY RIonl:.

a good joke is, always worth, telling even
II it beat tie expense Of q Sspirant for
Congressional honors. c. II. Lindslev. Of
Rochester, whom the Black Republicans oi
Olmstead county favor for liember Of Con-
gress, Vas duriax the hist term Of the Dis.
tr'ct Court for that county, Foreman Of the
Grand jury. Every man Of common sense
il presumed to know the so:emn and secret
obligations Of that body, yet it appears that
the leader Of the Black Republicans in Ohm.
stead county, and would-be Congressman,
does not know enough to keep his mouth
shut. Th,s said Grand Jury hsving found
several bills Of indictm Mt agsinst certain
individuals, one Of whom was then presen,
in tho Court Room, the said jury proceeded
to the Court Room to present them. The
F"rnaaa, Mr.. LindIey, assuming as much q
possible the air Of RUFUS CHoATE, arose
and said May it. please this honorable
court, tho Grand Jury have some reports to
make H. :, : F" i
replied: 4'7S $ 3 -
q" The court is ready to hear any repor,
from the Grand jury"
Whereupon the Fireman Of the Grand
jury, and would-be Black Republican Con
gresham from Minnesota, .ga;n spread
himeslf with Websterian gesture; saying
May it please this honorable court
tho Grand Jury have found bills of indict-
ment against Hodges, Porter, and"
When he had got thus far the Judge and
District Attorney wound HIM up by crying
"ut "hold on there, Nj. L.. these things
must not be divulged in open court.
The Congressman Of course "dried up,'
and afterwards excused himself BY saying
"'ha' was the way they done it in Wiscon.
cin." r.. ..' -
The cream Of the joke was, that one ol
the individuals whose name had been called
out by the Foreman, being present. en-.
braced the opportunity of taking "French
leave" and has not been heard Of since.
Taking it altogether, we think it is rich
joke upon the greatest man in Olmstead
county, or in fact in any other ccunty,-iu
his own estimation. ."-CAat6ell Dsnsocrat.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

While it, declaration that i. shall oppose oil
further legislation until default and forfeit.
urs 10 made, shows the desire on the par1
OF the Black Republican convention, th.,
the Railroad Companies shall hil, without
expressing what courss it would take in
that case, whether final reputation, o.
whether it would provide further and
other measures to build the N roads. y, l,
which Lttsr case bear in mind IL will b
necessary to ta1-because the bonds nov
issued 'eould hovs t" Be. paid.
So on the question Of the State Railroad
Bonds, the Republicans can give their plat
form almost any construction they please
The people will never know what they ar,
in favor Of unless they should be successful
"1fa Democratic convention could be as
sembled, that would be incompetent from
want Of intelligence and skill, to frame +,
platform Of Democratic principles, thi.
platform Of the Republicans by its negativ.
qualities would be Of the greatest assis
tance. 1t shows conclusively that there ar,
several points in constructing platform
that must be observed, in order to make il
acceptable to sensible men. The languag,
must be decent and digniiied; the principle.
and policy ofthe party must be clearly and
fairly stated, SO that the people can know
just what we are in favor Of; it should con
tain none Of this rigmarole lingo Of hyfluti1
professions Of patriotism and morality ant
purity and honesty; which the Republican.
by-the-by never practice; it should be truth
ful in its statements of fact it should show
not by mere general professions o, good a;tt
and honor, but by some definite statement o
the policy and measures Of the party, :ha
we. IS party, are unalterably and unde
oil circumstances opposed to reputation; i,
fact, it should be, in every respect. as unlike
|as possible 10 this puerils effort of the, Re
publican party, and then it would be nee
cessarily good, sound Democratic plat
form. s se f.. -.... ...
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.
nEFAULT having been made. in the 9,

nEFAULT having been made in the contl.
- tion of certain mortgage deed, bearing
date June 2eth. a: D. 1857, and duly executed
and n, delivered by Lars Westeeon and Bengts
Wcstcson, his wife, to Smith, Meies &. Co., o
Rcd Wing, MIN sofa. which mortgage decd
was duly recorded in the office Of the Registe,
OF Deeds Of G"odhue county, State (then Ter
ritory Of Minnesota, on the 2Slh dsy Of June,
a. D. 1857; at . O'Clock a. NJ, in book 2 ii
veys from said Lars and Bengta Weste.vn. "a
said Smith, Meigs d Co.., in ke. (eutject 70 de-
feasance on payment Of the debts hereinafter
desvriGcd) the following premises, situate in
said county, e. Wit the south east quarter ,ol
the north east quarter, and the north half oi
e the .ods w:
90 in township number one hundred and
twelve. + Il north of range sixteen, (l6) west.
Said mortgage was made ~ secure the pay
ment Of TIVE Joint, and several promissory notes,
made and delivefel By sai Lars Westes IN and
one si'apn E'ick, to saia aIsmith, Meiee q Co.,
one OF which was for the sum Of four hun.
dro4 eatl eight dollars and fifty -hse cents,
. $406 55) and the ether for the sum Of one
hundred aud f.rty- y-two dollars, eachd.ted June
10Th. 1851 and payable one yesr after dste 70
the order Of *aid Smith. Neigs a Co.,;with in
erest after maturity until paid 1t the rate Of
law having. been instituted 70 recover said
N mortRage deots, or any part thereof, and there
being claimed tQ be due ON aald mortgage dsbts
at thlsaaDe of th1s nntide tk6So1nx xof:i Is Euna
dse ssao asd ghty nine dollars and nine osnts
M. :as,s!: netis: !; e:,;e ,:a
gage contained and .: the itatute 10 such Csc
provided, said mortgaged promises viii s. 81:
tered for sale st pub .ic auction. Ut the door OF
the Court Housa in tle city o. Red WIZ Is
ss;d i. county, on the 1sth day Of August, A. D.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

=. NOTICE, = TE-.1a
A LIZ persons fndSbted 10 the b.i xtha&
"A by note lor book account are isouss,ed q
se1tie sM tue same Immediately. By % doing they
March 8, 1889. 9s.a ISAAC GREEN.
NJ oDg;z5a7Ts. szertsz1 .ia 81 i-sta-;a J..
N. d. .i4 HAVING don. credit bp.in.,.
to my satse eesigaaS~ shall hereafter adopt
tns u :. .gss: &rs principle and ell goede 81
It will IS for the interest Of cesh nnrchsssr. -
give mo call. .;... lRAAk GPFFN
Rcd Wing, March 5th, 1855. - ''is;9
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

LAWLEssNESs In WRIGHT CO.
One Of the ring'1eaders in tho iuhmou
lynching Of Oscar F. Jackson in the montI
Of April la*t-of which we published full
account 1t the time--was arrested last weel
on complaint Of Jackson's wife. at Mime
ha-ha, and sent to Wright county for exam
ination--Attorney General Charles H. Ber
~, conducting the prosecution. The Of
tense (,nnrder) was clearly proven, and th
case adjourned over to the next day =: do.
fendant's request. Tha. night he was for
cibly released by body Of ninety men,
idisguised-who also declared that no on
connected with the murder Of jackson
should be arrested. .... ....... ..r...
Jackson had been tried on the charge o
numbering one Wallace, and acquitted
There are strong suspicious that Moore wa
the guilty person, and had procured tn
ynching of Jackson in order to secure him
|self ...
In this state Of affairs, the Governor has
with commendable promptitude, called ou
.our companies Of militia, who will, witt
such additional force as may be necessary
orthwith proceed to Wright Co. A procla-
nation will also be issued to the people o
Wright county, warning them to refrair
from further disturbances. , ,s...+
Several others Of the lynchers are well
know, and we hope the force sent will make
clean work Of it, and arrest them al. '''.'"
There should be sufficient example
made. to deter such lawless proceedings ir
future. Every man assisting in the lynch
ing, was guilty Of and is liable to, the pen
alties for wilful murder. Those assisting il
the rescue ot Moore, are also liable for
felony. Let them oil be taken care Of AM
every citizen Of the state liable to do mill
tary duty in case Of rebellion or invasion, he
if necessary for that purpose, called out t,
enforce the execution Of the laws. .-5,-.,.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

@ 4 Picdmqntess colonel was presidina
over, court. martial, when = man, VA
brought befor, him charged With being On
q ustrian SPY, but who. snevsrthelss., main. d
tained that he was'. M;lanese trader. III.
however. ttuld not produce any documents
70 prove bis allegation, and could not sas:s-
eactorilyi explain Why b WAS in Pisdm"pt.
/" Prisoner" said tie colonel, ell at oace,
"ooms closer "a, mel do not hear lwell."-
The man advanosd. "Ah." said the colo.
npl. ]" see that yop step with tho lelt foot
0rw ard. with Jour arms close to your sides.
and the ltttie finger on tho seam Of your
trowsers: =" Yon 'arv : soldier" The
man, greatly confused, could no loneor dsuy
ehst 10 va bothtai iseiid6iies- aadl1pY:4.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

Demcratic State Convention will be held al
the City fSt. Paul. in tho Senate Chamber Of
the Caritol, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th duy OF
AUGUST next, at l2 o'clock, M, for tho pur
pose ofnominatingt the following officers: Z
GOVERNOR.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
sEc"kTAaY OF STATE, f.-
STATE TREASURER,
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL
TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. -T .'H .
And such other officers a. the Convention
may deem cxpcdient. -
The counties will be entitled to the follow
ing representation: .it
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
S:rlL LATER.
SPEECH OF NAPOLEON ON TIL
:s"@ PEACE. f.t''.' ;;i+ ~ ~

The Paris Moniteur Of the Goth, has the
following defense Of the peace treaty by
Napoleon t9,f t..r usfa esa~s.,, -ssr',
Yesterday evening the Emperor received
the great bodies of State, the Presidents u1
which, L. TRAPPING, Count De Morely and
NJ. de Baraclar, addressed congratulatory
speeches to his Majesty. .' ~ --'''f -
The Emperor thanked them for their de.
votion. and then explained the reason 70,
his conduct during the great events. He
said u !1rS .o1te ,gsIig.t.,- 4..tsr ,q.v-5 7
Arrived beneath the walls iof Verona
the struggle WAS inevitably about. to change
its nature u well in military Us in . %.
itic.l aspect. Obliged t. attack the enemy
lin front, who, WAS entrenched behind great
f0rtresSes and protected or lis flank by the
neutrality of the surrounding territory, anu
about to begin long and barren war, /
found myself in the lace Of Europe in, arms
ready to dispute our success or aggravate
our reverses. Nevertheless the difficulty OF
the enterprise would not have shaken my
resolution il the means had not becp out
Of proportion TO the result to be expected,
It was necessary to crush boldly the otsta-
cles opposed, and then to accept conflict
on Il . thine as well IS on the .Adigv. I,
was necessary 70 fortify ourselves openly will,
the cOncurance Of revolution. II was ne cs-
ssry to 80 on spending precious blovd,
and at last risk that which sovereign
should only stake f,r the independents o,
t'is rOuntry. ,lfl have stopped, it was. nsi-
tber through WEAKNESS or exhaustion. nor
through abandoning the, noble cause which
l desired to serve. but the interest Of Francs.
ielt great reluctance to put reins upon
the ardor Of our soldiers; to retrench ffv,a
my programme tue territory frO,n tho biin.
|cio TO the Adriat;c, and tc SO vanish from
hor sst hearts noble dslusi0ns and patrio,ic
|hepes. ila order u serve the indspsnds;ce
|of I.aly. ! h.ade war against the mind of
Europe; an and - soon - the, destiny ,ot ms
country might % endangered, l made peace.
Our efforts and our sacrifices, h We thev
been merely losses? No. We have rinht
to be proud Of this ca,npaiRn.. We van.
qnished an army, numerous. brave And
we'll oganised. Piedmont has been delirar,,d
from invasion; her ffontiss rave been exten.
ded to- the 4Aihcio. The idea OF IN Italian
nationality hss beeni admitted BY those who
eomhattsd it. Most al The Sosereiens of
the Pea.nsul. comprehepded The want, Of
salutary reforms. - - ..7.'.''
Thus after having given real proof Of
the military power u Frxnee, the peace con.
clpdsd will BE- prolific Of fhaippy' s results. The
future wilt every day reveal .asldition.I
causes for the. lhsppinsss of fItaly, the ID
dus.ios; Of frsnes : and the trsnqui.isy Of
Europe. ,4ifio,i -. 10 asneoiIo4 asiIas