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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

Far LUNCH A free lunch il set every dav
from 81 TO ~ A VI and each evening from
10 to H. at Mike Clark's saloon on South Iii
nois street The saloon Is of the best
ranged and conducted in the city, and the liquors
are choice and pure ie 81 deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

WASrfp-A neat house of four. FIVE or six
rooms. within five e uares of the Circle. good
prompt paying tenai can be had for such house
by nquiring Of p Hutchinson. at II II Dodd
< Cos. je25 d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

sK- The celebrated minstrel troupe of Horn
and Newcomb will perform in this city on We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week They have
a world wide reputation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

WASHINGTON DIVISION No. TO- S. T-Mem
bers are requested To attend. officers for the
next quarter are to be elected at this meeting.
Special invitation extended to the lady visitors
III j. LISDLEY, r s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

PAcEixe Up At WASHINGTON The Rochester
Union OF saturday SAYS; We saw private
letter this morning from gentlemin OF ntelii
gence and means OF interior observation. which
states that certain most important government
veluahles have been packed Cor removal IN an
emergency from " arlington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

PHILADELPHIA. June 25-The General Sub
scription Agent rep the sale to day Of 81 .<s2.
$50 worth Of eos.
The uncertainty which sill wells the Rebel
movements in Pennsylvania and Aarylsnd has
the effect Of lessen ng sales.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

From Fayetteville. patrols were sent out IN all
directions. Wauenson Junction, Nolans. Beverly
and Rappahannock Fords were visited.
Copeland also dispatched two squadrons OF
cavalry across the R.ppahannock. who patroled
tie banks for two miles either way without dis
covering even siraggler from the Rebel army.
Citizens Of this vicinity say that body Of 100
more Rebel soldiers were seen in the neigh.
borhood during the day previous. The force bad
The town of Brentville was patroled without
eliciting anything.
These reconnoisances develop the important
fact that the Rebel Army OF the Potomac does not
occupy any portion of the territory extending
from Salem and White Plains on the west 10
Fredericksburg or the east. and to distance Of
several miles south Of the Rappahannock.
An important capture was made in the person
of Col Scruggs commanding the s5th Virginia
State troops and the senior officer of all State
troops in Farquahr county.
from Philadelphia.
PHrLsDrLPHIA. J une "a -McConnellsburg was
occupied by Rebel cavalry this evening.
Lee and Longstreet we're both at Winchester
on Friday. They had more than 100. 900 men,
and intend TO cross the Potomac within two DAYS
Rhodes division. consisting of 10000, left
Hagerstown. Tuesday, for Chambershurg.
Johnstons Rebel division of 10000 with 10
pieces of artillery crossed az Shepherdstown.
Sunday. Half this force lett Boonsboro. Tuesday.
for the North. and the other half went to Will
Transport
The Williamsport aqueduct has been destroyed
10y the Rebels: also the bridges.
1t is generally believed that the greater part OF
Lees army has crossed into Maryland, since
Friday, at Antietam, Shepherdstown and Will
Transport.
From harrisburg
HARRIsBrRe June "a The Rebels are within
twenty five miles oi Harrisburg.
The enemy's column halted about eight miles
the other side of Carlisle and went into camp.
The authorities are in telegraphic communca-
ton with earrsons stationed two miles from the
Rebel pckets.
Their line to night is very strong. The result
of to morrow is looked forward to with great
deal of anxiety.
battle will undoubtedly be fought or the
place evacuated before to morrow night.
Every thing is quiet in the neighborhood of Get
tysburg and Hanover Station.
The Rebel telegraph operator, at zen O'Clock
TO night, attached wires nj McCOunelsbUrg and
opened communication with Pittsburg He told
long stories about jenkins, AMI what lie intended
doing No reliance placed on it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

~ For fashionable wedding and visiting
cards. 70 10 Yankee Card Writer" NJ Bates
House Ladies call in psrlors. jc25 DIT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

STATE MILITARY CLATss-Parties holding
State military claims can dispose of the same at
Hsrrisons Bank. indianapolis je l2 dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

MAsoSIc NorIoE.--A special meeting OF Mar
ion Lodge. No. 35. for work. will be held this
Friday evening. at Z y o'clock. Punctual atten-
dance Is requested. FRANCIS KING,
Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

sH-The pupils Of the Deif and Dumb Insti-
tute nearly al left yesterday the several trains
for their homes 10 spend the vacation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

IT Cash paid for luartermaster's accounts
and Governments claims. by ID ). NcKernan
Soldiers Claim Agent. No ). West Washington
street. my25 div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

Masonic NoTIcE There will be special
meeting Of the Marion Lodge No. So. this even
ing At y o'clock, for work
BY order Of j NJ. BRAxwELL, w. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
from Washington.

Gen. Sahl with his division Of cavalry returned
to camp this morning.
Gen. Copeland with two regiments OF his bri-
gade-the 9Th and 9th Michigan cavary-be
came detached from the division a, Warrenton
proceeded under orders from Stahl direct to
bealton on the Orange and Alexsndris Railroad:
thence 70 Fayetteville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

The MrxsrRrIs The Monitor Minssrels had
Q full house az Masonic Halt last night They
give another entertainment this evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

- A young woman being asked by boring
politician which party she was most in favor OF.
replied that she preferred wedding party.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
ARMY CONTRACTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Qt'ArrrNsNsTrH GENFrAt's DtrsSrNFSr,)
lSrtANA NoIt SrEAES,
iNpfANArciis, iNn June =. issJ.

SEALEn PROPOSALS WILL ~ RFCtlNFD Al THIS
- Department until Monday, he 18th instant, at
o'clock = NJ. for furnishing. militia pfse4 days IRON
ficdru ~ coafruc the following camp equipage
$50 6-quar Ito Coffee Boiler,
500 lO-qusft Tn Bucket,
as Pisin Fry Pats
y dozen Box Coffee Mills
The tuwarc 20 tc mate II sooi substantial material
aud of hr,trats work mansbp.
The unie >gned the right e reecfug any
al tie bids that may be made for the above articles and
ala II escuing Increasing The quantities above speei
He'd . the public service re-, uirr
The goods 90 b" delivered a. this Department free Of
charge Tor freight or drayage.
Cash will be paid for The articles on delivery.
june2J dtd A. STONE, O. N. &.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

McILvAiSE's HorkL, IL MILES wEsr OF MeCos
SrIssuRe. June 25.-The Rebels ia force entered
McConueisourg last night at O'Clock
The telegraph operator. after a perilous jour
ney through the mountains, reached this place
and established an Office
The Rebel advance was me, By the 18th Pa.
cavalry and ssirmishins ensued The 18th was
finally compelled 10 reires, before the superior
numbers with a los of wounded
A regiment OF militia under Col Link Tell back
At the advance of the enemy; but an independent
company, under Capt Wallace, took Us position
in the mountains, bushwacking the enemy sue
cessfully.
Numbers OF Rebels are kno~n 10 have been
killed. but the extent OF their los i unknown.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

OMIT any lady knows OF good girl. 70
do the work In small family, IA German IRE
ferred.) she win obIiee BY sending her to
No. Is North New Jersey street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

L. gramatieal Adam Is relative without
an antecedent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

THE THEATtR-lhe pantomime and ballet
troupe. aud tho famous contortiouist. Montcverde,
are still running 1t the Metropolitan bat not with
the success that the merit Of the performance DO
serves These mute demonstrations do not seem
To strike the taste of our people They like tn
hear ~ well as SEQ The scenery and dc,ora
tons. and the mechanical effects are NIL well ar.
ranged. and the performers above mediocrity
but the people don't seem to see Il. and won't. un.
less they visit the theater The feats of Mons
Montevc'de are Enthusiastically received lie Is
head AID shoulders above every man in his line
in the United States. and this j. admitted by all
who have witnessed his wonderful performances
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

ST LouIs June 25.-The Democrat Spring
field dispatch SAYS
The session Of the Illinois Legislature was held
Yesterday with a view of legalizing the Chicago
horse railway swindle and testing the legality of
the Governors propagation Of the Legislature
The Democrats contend that the Assembly is
still in session
two of the Senate a committee of two was sent
TO the Governor. 20 ascertain II he lad any com.
munication To make.
The Governor replied To the committee that he
had nothing 10 say: he did not recognize the
meeting.
Gov Ystes has offered the Secretary of War
10 900 six months men TO repel invasion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

,7'-Th Republican papers are boasting Of
their party raising Sl2 600 In Illinois fnr the re
lief of the soldiers ofthat State The Democrats
IN ono dsv. 1T the Springfield convention. raised
within n fraction of $50 900 for the same pur.
pose Behold the difference.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
Night Report

NEw YORK June 25-A letter in the Times,
dated Washington. the 24th. Gays twenty thous
and of Bragg's army are at Richmond doing gar.
rison duty.
Sen Lee has his whole army, l25 600, in the
immediate vicinity of the Potomac.
Bragg ia to take care of Richmond, while Lee
is to take care of Washington.
Richmond was reinforced on the 18th inst
NV York. June 25-A Washington special
to the Post saws delegation of Ohio Democrats
appointed by the late State Convention to procure
the release of Vallandigham, arrived to day. As
vet they have had no interview with the Presi-
dent.
From Harrisburg.
HARRisBuRG, June 1880 r. M-During
the whole of last night and IN to the present
time long trains of wagons loaded with goods
and household furniture, have entered the city
The farmers are hccking in with their horses.
and also any number of contrabands of all ages.
There are about 2O) negroes between here and
Carlisle. on the way Many are packing their
goods for shipment.
The matter of declaring martial law is under
consideration. to prevent able bodied men from
leaving the city.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has received dispatch dated
Mt Carlisle III o'clock this morning. which SAYS
the Rebels commenced moving at 10 o'clock this
morning and their advance then eight miles
off.
LATER.
? M-Business il partially suspended N
this city to da,.
Receipts and shipments of goods by the Penn
sylvania railroad Is temporarily suspended
The Rebels have ten regiments. with artillery
and cavalry, on South Mountain beyond Gettys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-03

From be hlehmOua Examine
A bstl5 on tbs Rspidsn is net the necessary
sequel Of the couhies on ihe ChickamauZz
Meade Is one OF those leaders who risk nothing.
He hss gained a reputation above bis merit BY
tine affair Of Gsitysburg, and viii not loss It il
caution can preserve h laurel The belief tbas
his army has been rspidlY dsPlsisd 70 reinforce
Rrseersrs appears to Be supported by al inlslli-
y1nc5 Of aD sutbentie character. No doubt can
be entertained that every available man viii be
rapidly concentrated at Chattanooga, and thas
aha second act Of tie sangUinary drama Of Ten
nessee and Georgia is yet 10 be seen
The battle ct The Chicksmaugs IS finished. Is
WaS an unqurstionabla victory Of tbs COufeder-
ates Yet there il little rel Jicing over t. Whss
are the results, the people ask, except eonsid-
erable humber Of dead mem There are others.
First Of sll, the grsstest design Of the war has
been defeated; The Coafeasvacy is not olea IN
twain: Georgia AMI Alabama are saved for tha
time st least. The second and chief gain Is
purely moral, bui it is immense Il has satisfied
Europe that the COnfsderaey did not die ct Get
tysburg, and was ues buried in The MississipDis
it hss proven 10 the North that he Southern
cause has not collapsed; that no disabling sound
has bean inflicted On cur organization, aud thss
our arUies are still fighting machines Of trs-
mendOus power.
So far 80 good But it cannot be denied thas
the results are not ali We had reason 70 antiei-
pate nom the SUCCESS in the field. The enemy
hold Chattanooga and East Tennessee, which
vera the prizes Of the battle. Il is trus that ho
cannot remain long in ChattazoOEA. The pea
session of Lookout mountain IS the essential
poss sssion Of Chattanooga, and Gen. Bragg.
doubtless, expects to conclude the campaign 81
receiving q eapisulation which viii suTpaEs shat
Of TJlm But another battle must be fought and
another victory won before that conclusion can
be reached Ii R9secrans can only msintsin
himself IN he town I'll bis reinforeamsnis reach
him. he viii endeavor to redeem bis fortunes by
an effort Of the first msguitnde Bat then be
must be the attacking party, and the choice 0f
position wiz rest with his adversary.
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We copied short tizns since from Rfehmoud papsr
account of battle tween two nests 1f antz The
amy aud navy messenger gives rhe following exp ana
tion of this phsuoUenO1, which we append Soiomon'r
sdviCs the sugy>rd may apply 70 the Abolltonfsts
.. as. wsA"G0 10 the ant consider her w'y' aHd b
The Abohouists, following the old aathorlss uv5a
the laW q naturs, have ds-isi that any example o.
slavery could be sdducsd iom he lower anirais and
henes gUsd that slavery contrary % the law Of
nature. Some species Of aLts found be slave
dealers. attacking he other scecisz seizna
heir young, rearing them, and BY shifting zll their
domestic duties upon them escape from labor them
ssives This cursus fact, discovered BY Huber, has
lsts The slave 8 distinguished from It's master By being
of 1rE z-l e1or, re entitled The q
s.nr ana 3, 1y "a n All o. EIoPfn ss E9Tlie1 Ett1f
lh-ir masters ere light u eoiOr. The negro ls
iufus-ous- psaoesbis stir Eess insect The oFonarT
or rnasteraHt- s courageous, armed and lazy one.
On the II n af Iner ID the afternoon Huber
Gen army OF -gionary ants crossi1g the read IN
8 column ten inches ocg and four iu breadth. Wfrl-
ing through ths grass without breaking line they ap
prosch nest q negro sntz Those who were On
guard st the entrance Of The nest dsrtsd hs alvanc
iu Zoe and were leinfOrced fsom within ths neat
The legiona-ies fell upoB aud 0TsrhrsW the negroes.
who f=u back 70 the louFsi part Of the nesf- fhs
lsgiOnsres mouatsd the hilock. took possession Of
the avenues, and effscfing breach with thsir teeth
carried tha city ~ assault ray son ret1rnel-
each carrying negro ia BID mouth. and disappeared In
q cOruHeld A. another tine, Huber saw differ
snt amy, with usual dispositinIs and mansuVsEs,
set out Tor smother negro colony, from which they
turned sdsu with thsir booty. He saw three several
attacks made upon The sane nest n tho LAT attack
wood ia their reach, bsrrcadd the pas age 90 their
rest. This Disconnected ias sssaila- s. who however,
returned % the sTtsck with great impetulsy ss-
moving n many obstaetes viii inpadad taar pro-
Tred. Having sacCeadad they entered tas ant hl by
huudraas aud ed cf t5eir p-iTes. The lsTi
rias axe the old ugr0sa prisoners, they seek tie
young In that climate Huber obssrrsd that the anta
never e1mIne their pre5aoTT warfare before
the last Of March or the drst Of June.-
On their siavss they dereud for house snI
fooi, snd these faithful creatures says Huber spare
neither Labor pains IN providing fer their
ter-, who reserve al th strength and skin for pur
possg Of Besides ths AmsZ ms there Is Enoihsr
s.avs-making species called E0rCG SGHggiEez Huber
describes ssverf shls contests bstWeen thesa
and the negro anfs Ehich be pants with a. much
thusissm az do battles between h-msl beings Tbs
crrons may this subject treated Harpsrs Fa-
uF Lihrsry. No VIII psga -. where t1e autlcr hss
gwen q short summary % Hubsr's observations.
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TALLEPOOsA FOR SALE,
Situated s Miles South Of Buchanan
saF 20 HiIeS West Of CarFOlt8H,

sw7EIsr7yG oss two s,o-v Dvye.11F h IUss ten
\ = rooms, e.lt places, lex kl'cac1 brlcA dar7
gid Iu hvd-suc cement. brick Enokehouse large lno
co-oai1ls f-s-1e STABLES barn and sheds frame gro
csry store a{z31 fsmed dy goods store 2E50 seveta
h-r good framed bu iugs suitable far smsi ianille.
or uezro houses lsrRs ard colnmo1lue stesIn Iu
and manufacturing s1ii nent wIth double sHElnes
sud b1i ers n sixty rH- power y ID she's Tor Insnu
faeizrl-- SEQ t1n csrdr wool card In ops ~
-ian one c1Tn and one rourug mill-puu stone four
5eet riu1.rs with b0lJir apparatus mplete good
t5restiuR raaedle--gstent gran feparstor-fan a. q
gmut mil, a good water md iWO story End saw min
artEclei.
- itu n51vc b1iidnEE and improvr meats Sc ueT
z-E tbe nz ace 7rutsTe1 by several good stone wells
1000 Acres Of Good Pine Land
ne hundred acres Of beh O. good ok bottom. sixty
E1 c=I ivsd1r, the remainder IN tie woods and well
rsr5-rgs ADDRESS A. HAAS
Exchange RrokerE
=aal9w Wbrehsl street.
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lO0 HANDS WANTED,

ITO LAY TRACK C-t C-nsstiss snd Go other WORK
1 IN he simou- p oad In North Carolina
~ IA int Uton Of tbs East Tennessee line this
raanseii1 between gauyille, Va, and Grsensboro'
~ q Is 1i amost vitsl impOrtArce. The Hon hecte.
-a~v ~ 30 considered IT, and promises the aid Of
- Csva-r sut in ensblinR the Company finish i' in
-l- rb-r-a,l ssib time. transportation VII be iur-
r1ea fee # nj from the work ard Eub1istercs lro-
-7-F nv lie f-,gv=TuuH IN addition tne Pteimunt
Caapsuv vii pap SO per mcn-h 10 ell sbis b died
r-5s5 rr-n or goo. sEul-n None but such haads sre
vvzut4d The acercss viii probsby be wsuted ~czne
fo or 7e months bat 4 desired by the owner could
es -et-IrHed af BE end OF IA year.
Some zen u.le7 Of rr ding stgo remains 70 be done
r-ut-,y 20 shout four hundred thous nd cubc yards
III o.r+s ,~sfh the Compsuy Is DESTROYS 90 Jet 10 re
g..fIs actors. For far her inf0rmsiion app
+. NJ w.-7n ssI Brunswick R5iiroed Office Msc7n
GEO. q HAZLEHURST,
--r.a-H civil ing cT
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}aiIg Sppeal.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

Speech Of Hon. Charles Summer,
AT Tbs COOPER INSTITUTE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-03
CIPITiL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western. N0Fth Carolina Mining,
Smelling and COppeTaS
Manufacturing company !
Capital Stock 81, 600, GOO.

rTVHls COMPANY has / y q special set Of the Legs
Iature Of Ec-ih Car0li8s, been regularly incoFpo
rsted aud orFEEizod
The vari1Hs Elues very faForsl = alt1alsd a2o
eesy Of by railroads md srs pfonouueea % tne
state Geoor.t fupsIIO- 90 the fauCu3 'DuokioWn
Euss p1ss-r ing adF Autsge8 Over 81 1niHg Co1npa-
lies iu BE- .l1ira1rate ,ta es.
.ls-silti 10 fLz Capital STOCK viii be received
by Sc unlerslg1si. Share $500. ks thare is but
limited amount IS gilCk offered fos sale, al parties
srshfug 20 nike invea meats well 20 "a aud
examine -r cree sd her evidences OF t-er intrinsic
gal -e lsgosi ed al orr Otils.
MCNAUGGT, or NOED a. co,
ee11g1t whitehall street.
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G5e 5tltnpBts 8PpeaI.
PUBLIsHED
-FerEEls ID AdYerfiaing,

An sdvsT isomsnts vii Be charged two dollars per
EgGrs for the first insertion and dshr and fifty
eenfs for each Subsequent insertion.
Local notices wall be charged the rate Of hfty eta
per line.
Gb.tzsTy notices charged the rate Of twenty-five
t. per lire and s other articles not Of general pubIc
tnta-szr as o'hsr advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-03

ENF-T ETRD Of an interest in WASHINGTON
~ HALL, Atlanta Ga APpy 20
]. o. HENDERSON or
+ BUTsT,
az11Iu- Al Was. frrfcr Hal
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NOTICE.

a. HE undersigned tss ID possession one vslgaele
TRUNK baiUBEinR 30 hiss Lucy GViun- who for
merry resided neaT Jsrksous h is. an early sppica
9 on Tor the sle viii grea ly relieve
r A MOON,
Shelly Springs,
rtr7l1w Shelby q uurv Als.-
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IPPIILJ0BOIIUI
JOB WORK

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our facilities for executing Army work are
superior, tnd We invite the attention Of Quar-.
tzrmsstera, Comn1isssTiss, and othsT govern
EneRt officials thereto.
We have, also, q large amount Of Engliah
rzas- on hand, suitable foT the finest work.
Orders viii be promptly filed by experienced
I7ozEuaen. Address
ACCLANAHAE g. DILL,
"a LlIsnts G. or Hon tanrnerE. Als.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-03

As In other cases Of intervention, ths recognition may
he sru,sd or unrmsd with In ermedRts case where
me rsoognion may seem g. Be unarmed WI n In rssli
Iv Il u armed s5 when France simply announced is
recognition the inde po1dencs or the United Ststsa,
a al the am time pre- pared 10 maint ain It By
Armed recognition Is simply recognition BY coercion.
Il il bellrereut set cCnstitutng warr and t bs
vindcaisd only IS wa No nStioa sPy1 uodsrtake lt
~ - rssd, t5 assume I'll tue rsspon Utilities Of war
IN the r-een eases CT Greece and Belgium not 70 men,
fsn the recognition Of the United States BY Francf
T3t an ttsfi under the euiss Of recognition 70
es tho disusulb-rnent partition OF csuatry e. IN
~ mature of ssiys beyond ordinary war espseslig
when tae country 70 be y fs lse Aaa the
iha .o,.ei5usnsss Of BRUTAL power, slch aempt IA
~ fsrlr 10 Z salkn II Ermed reeognition at any tme
-, and aoll.gy Il will be only where it i sincerely
s5s IN Tue pr0teoslOh Of human rights. lt would be
80 "a cor7eYnn that iBtsrven ou shich saved Greece
70 freedom.
knoTltsges 70 s0ms pacific form the nispendsnes Of