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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

The four hundred sud seventy 6h day s the title OF
paragraph in the Charleston papers Of October 9Th an
nouncing the results Of bombsrdment OF the city on
that day
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17
IMPoRTANT PoLITICAL ARREsT

n. CNoIsSATI, Nov. l3--Leut. Gov. Jacobs of Ken
tucky left for Washington tonight charge of United
States officers ss political prisoner,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE v1cToRs

On Thursday night the Republican Clubs Of this city
pursuant to public notice, celebrated the late Of
their party in having reelected Mr. LINCOLN for another
term of office by procession through principal streets
and serenades to the President and his Cabinet Ministers
The demonstration orderly, and, believe, passed
off to the satisfaction of all concerned in it, The addresses
of the President and the members of his Cabinet
quite brief, and enthusiastcay received by the null
tude in attendance We subon these addresses in the
order in which they delivered the procession
cessvely honored these gentlemen with calls at their
spective places of residence.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

We find in the columns Of Northern contemporaries
variety of derived from late Richmond and other
Southern journals. We subjoin few paragraphs:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

DIARrnGA AND DYsExrERY.- have
exam nd great number Of letters from,
some Of the most prominent citizens in
Cincinnati and Covington, etc, speaking Of
the highest terms Of DR.. Stricklano's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of diarrhes
and dysentery. The letters are too long Ia
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced incurrble by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one. bottle Of DR..
Strick'and's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cuce after suffering for months
With the worst form of diarrhea and dys-
entery. 80 cts bottle. For sale by oil
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
UTHEREAS, On THE EIGHTEENTH DAY

w fully, A. H., 1857, Franklin Wood and
Amos ,. Michenor executed unto jnhn p. Cook
ns Trustee, n certai1 ccnvey decd Of trust
convcyng to the said Trustee the tract Of Resi-
Estate in the county Of Scott, and State Of Iowa.
described ms follows, to-wit: All OF lot number
ed seventeen I'LL in Eidridge's addition to East
Davenport, containing four ~ acres more or
less; which said conveyance was executed ~
aforesaid for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF Z certain pr0missOry note for the SUN Il tr G
hundred dollars executed on The said eighteenth
day OF July, A. D.. 1851. By the said Frsnkiin
Wood and Amos j. Michcnor unto one John 9.
A. D., 1877, with interest payable annually ut the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Said deed Of trust is duly recorded on the re-
cords o: sad county Of Hcott. in Book "a Of
Town lot mortgages At page ga.
And no the said Wood and MichenOr having
failed 10 pay the interest the said note "A the
same fell due snunally, according to the terms
thereof on the eighteenth days OF July in the
wears 1880. 1851, Tray, 1858 and 1874. ], John r.
Cook, Trustee as Aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that ny virtue Of the power in me
vested BY the said Deed Of Trust and al the re-
quest Of William Rigg, tho present holder and
owner Of said promssory note by transfer and
endorse ment from the said DeLany. shall, on
Friday, the thirtiet. day Of December, A. D.,
1864. at the hour RI two o'clock r. H., Of said
~. a the Court House door ID The city Of ia.
veu0ort. expose and offer for sale It public suc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, the real es-
tate above described, o. 30 much thereof - shall
be necessary to satisfy the amount que on said
note at the said day Of SALE the costs Of this 3D.
vertiSement. and Of the sale, and Trustees fees.
~ JOHN r. COOK, Trustee.
Dee 6-dta. s W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

| ,eppsce61oC - 4 fteeGl1n r
S..,.a-1A.,., ~. sss'.s s.ss.'3 ! \,
- we've osooonA ess Aseszsse -
M otssoss isssu6eeeo . I'm seoJljDou
tat ~ oocettavy u 10 Tfsss6ry y -
eaosissd - cooseeest aot saeesd1ug six
steae teyenos eQtteS6 los .eeJvteo 20 the
Like. and TOT thst purpose the 500 u 81.
OOO,p00, Or 90 mach tEeecof o neesssery &
appropriated. N
NJ. Lsns Of Kss., iatro 1ubed . bill Tor
Tie rsltse Of ehe oiIitis Of Ksoses in sepsl
/ ing invssious Of she rebeIs uodef Priee.-
q dese1 10 Be printed.
Mr.. Foster moved inst the Senate take
recess Tor one hour.
reass-DbiIne the Seosts s6ioarned.
o. motion u NJ. Oavis u NJ, IL wss
'revsvsd that the committee On WayO snd
mesoe b 'Dsesuct~d toinqoiee into the ~.
pedssocy et reposeioe bill Tor q ooeod-
srne 81 t6e OUostse Attop, providirs that %
'uo:h Of The 0trseelion 81 the 1t article u
sne Oonstitr tioo - deetsses % tsx or d. ,
O6ell b laid - articles exppreed freus anv
State ~ su0 ~ sane 10 hereby annulleA.
NJ. Pend etcn oG red The Sollovipe:
Questod 70 c,mmsnieste, II nos ioosoooti.
pie 9Th pablo intssests, che report 9sds
~ Col Tbos. N. KY Of IN interview be-.
{ seen himself an Howell Osbb o. the l4th
~ Of June, 1863. on the bsoks Of zoe
Oh'ckahomiOy BY the authority Of che We,
Department. On the saSjsoe u Ghs xehsrgs
u prisoners.
Mr.. wsshburne Of ILL.,, objected, 20 the
subj Ct lays over.
Nj. Coz Of Ohio oGsred the followinR:
Resolved, Tast the committee on wsys
and 0esns, With view to lessen the cost
u the necessities u life, b instrvcsed t.
u CURE into tho f2pcd'ency Ot reducing the
tsi d on ne, sussr, teas and similar Or
ticies, By the psy uent Of eli custo0s 10 pa.
ger currency Of tho government iostesd o.
5Olds or BY . mod 6casiou Of tbe tariff sc
bet % advance and not specific duty b.
paid on said articles.
o. motion Of Mr.. Dswes OF Mass.. tie
resvlutioo wss tabled, - 70 49,
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill, u w., IL VA
that the counties on ways soo
y ans be- instructed to irQuire into the ex
psdisucy 81 providing siukshg fund 1t sr
ssriy dsy f,r tho gradual esting uishnent
u tie public debt
Mr.. Wsshburne offered . resnlution thai
10 sny amendment TO the revenue bill T. |
% reported from tue committee on ways
.ud mcans the eel J Committee be Instructed
- lay . tsx on stocks VI domestic liquor,
% hand
Mr.. Morrill, moved 70 lay the rssolu tior
~ the table. Disagreed to, Al to ca
tue resolution vac then agreed to, 63 t, |
81.
The Speaker said be understood th.
? esiicnt's mesesge would not be comm
} Gated today.
House q 'osred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

For Medical and Table uses, which ore perfectly
pure. and need only - tried 70 BE apprecisted.-
None genuine unlsss they have our gold ka6el on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold " IN drn9gists and dsalers
throughout the country. call TOR our goods -
tats ~ other. Circulars 70 the trade sapplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS AGO..
Sold by No. ~ River st., Chicago.
3. 8. Ballord, q Wholesale By ,Beiderbecke =
Miller iunc1O-d&w1v
ssold Il Wholesale II Chicago By Fuller, Finch
= Fuller, Dushman = van aohassk, Nv. b. Her
RE ! Co., AID G. f.S1kh. druggist Of Dsy-
soport by Beiderbeck : Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadlest msladies. Their
eject 10 W whistle I'll the fluids Of the body, end
TO send poisonous stream through Ill the chan
nels Of circulation. Now, what IL the operation
Of the Pillsr They cleanse the bowels, regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach
into natural condition, and, acting through the
secretivs organs upox the BLOOD ITSELF, change
the state Of the system from sickness to health,
by exercising simultaneous and wholesome ef
feet upOn all its parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

These Bltters ire prepared. in pure bourbon
whisky. from acombination of over 90 different
kinds ofroots, barks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert with the other, prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so great popularity in the cure Of dyspep
STA, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ncr-
vous headache, Fever and Ague, and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either ofthesc loathsome diseases
will find sure cure by the use of these Bitsers,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and peisons usually put up in such prepar-
atoms, and palmed of on an unsuspect ng public.
One trial will convince the most skeptical that in
Red Jacket is vrture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimrlent in existence.
They are preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation. 1tt as
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable,
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctor bills BY Use ofthese Httcrs.
Beware Of counterfeits. Red Jacket Bitters are
only sold in bottles, with our name blown On the
SIDE --OCR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

on on Interior estate settlement BY Peruvian subjects
which have hitherto escaped justice. The Spanish Adj
nra in in Ca,o Bay and tho matter ia causing coDsid
cradle tak.
Eaohanro continues Mt 3tld. per-
ECUADOR.
The war is over and peace restored once again
On Dee 80 Gen. Juan Jose floro1 the part Of the
Eucadorian Government, and Gen. Antonio Gonzalez
Caraso Secretary of War and Navy the part Of the
United States OF Colombia met a. the hacienda Of Pin.
slquf and signed treaty with the following stipua-
tons l. Peace and friendship reesbiished between
the two republics and again qusrrels ~ be
decided by forco of arms q The prisoners released on
parole liberated from their obligations. and those
that st prisoners set free B. The treaty Of July g
1856 remains In force; The troops In the North OF
Ecuador and SOnth Of tho United States Of Colombia
to be reduced 10 the absolutely necessary numDer
s. The rsifcations OF this treaty 10 be exchanged
within three daysan additional treaty 70 be celebrated
Immediately afterwards and 10 he laid before the re.
speciye Legislatures. This treaty ratified by the
tao Presidents and officially published in the papers.
From n private letter we learn that Gen. Mosquera
left iharra tho 9Th inst and on the 1th was on this
side of tho Csrchi, Granadian soil. The writer Of
the letter states further that according TO an addi
fiona arrangement between the two Governments the
Custom Houses the Carchi will be abolished and free
trade be established there between the inhabitants vi
the United htates Of Colombia and Ecuador
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Iato 20 declare TO Iarlttl W .u'i tnat wo ospecnu
.ne usual nohoap Jn. We cannot recognize .io 10y -
b. belonging u tho Federal reserve. tut De uus' '"'
m, 10 .acts WI ,ch ore unavoidable. ,ailon+ ~
We have - ceiytd Instructions from TIE II 49,,
tho Diet q n the entry of the Austrian ana iu'i'
t-c0ps Va" ,uld rot pro Judice or iHtef.io ".,' t
Cors ne,tlng tie occupation. i'll form "l oA IN,
ana q administration oi Hostein ana liucn' and
tif those troops wo I'D only pacs through Jches.
therefore oan UPON the authorities ana NV sbltants
= the DDrAios 10 cSc The Austrian and rus IN troops
the required coJpofaton, H''d =" i'o'N theiu ia L
nix FrcaericS has ro,iioG to dept cation from 81
tona ,h nc hoped soon 10 ho able TO accept the invita-
/ ON rom altoona. - !, r,
| PAIRS SATURDAY Evening, Jan. 93The draft Of tlo
Badge Tor isG5 Las been sbm.tcd the Corps Lc,.s'
lstu The orGnar, cXIoy allure is estimated al l,'y',
| $50 600 francs or 2lOO0 o,0 more than IN letl. ~
TIE receipts are estimated At J, 99,DOWo. jLe
dram proposed 10 limit the issue Oh treasury pou1 ~
s6S e. 5a0cJQ00 francs. In ease TINS SUM shou,d Ne
Insufficient for tho pubic service provision Wouid DC
made by supplementary issues which must be authorized
y imp6riu DEGREES, and submitted 10 tie corps iegsih
III AZ H. next sitting The treasury OF the puDc "uihh
departmeu. Of the city Of Paris is not to issue moro '"
90 600 900 fraLcs Of bonds In 1900 e.. e,,. .uoi,,
CALCUTTA. Dec. 30.Tho Calcutta ana nina 'ni' -
reached sue January lG The London mail % me [hn
OF November had not reached Gale on the Ji't oi DC
sIir,ines H. nohiur doing Mule Twist ~. dun Indigo
quct Com nothing DONG Satpt',i ana ~
irr Int nieher prices dfnGnded ftchsnee ~ L9no'N
y. 3id to,ernr ci secucs four per cents u; 40 I'VE
Per CENTS los do 6ve6nd hei Yer cents loo! Fi'lsh
dull and declining. No.. , 49,. r -, ,,,,,,
dong " Ter Twist 20 ia good demand. Tea hin' hn
quiet. Total cSpors, it,sOovO ID. Exchange On A'A1''
Sniyen,v Dec G-Grev shirtincs 81 cat'y mac. hsher
500 bales stock bales; export % S3 bsc' k1chais e
on London cl' s. on India ais F,csh,s improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

WITH rho 6tar Spanged Banner and Yankee Doc
die" I'll ~ almost imagined ourselves Mt home In our
own dc A. land. II really made fec homosck when
1t ceard. Wbcn returned on deck he Admiral and
sn.c accompanied us TO tho ganGway when we t"nho
fNloiei "a the waters edges ana we sHlu Soouuy"
with ergent Wishes for prosperity 10 me nome repre-
sontasivo OF RUS ia and his gentlemanly officers.
We have the opera with at last Martha was gwen
on Saturday and Sunday 10 crowded houses and Mad.
Grerrabea achieved renewed triumphs In her r0lei
ard decisive proof IN ehown IN the fact that the re-
eepts OF Sunday night were els, more than those OF
SATURDAY. aid this con. dering 10 the night Of the
han nj the Palace where most ~ tho opera goes were
ifoy 10 DO proves the favorable reception OF Hdria.
Tonight we hove Fdcorita in which Mad GuerraDtna
will as usual excl Adelaide Phillips's benefit In
Natanyas was Ike that al the Guerrabella perfect
oy alton The house was crowded and presents were
profsc The same fate awaits them both here. Harry
Saudrrson con, Inues 10 delight with hls talents
The other evening had tine time at so!ree gwen
by Don Rafael 1oca TO Mrs Gen Porter Of our country
al vi IcL SanaersoD played.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
sovth A uaricR.

TIE sad calamity which was tho sple theme
Of IN. review Of the events IN chm by last steamer has
continued during the pact fortnight 10 occupy tho minds
Of th, p.oule on every hand indignation las been 81
pressed AZ the faustie-m OF tho priesthood which
Tic cause of the horrible catastrophe, and at the cruel
heartess conduct o those priests connected with Ia.
church which Was burned. it'll one mind the people
OF santiago demanded that the building should be RACED
To- the ground and had not Government tsued AN order
10 this effect Notwithstanding TIE most strenuous efforts
of the priests most certainly tito people would haN,
done The work themselves and now struggle goes
between priots and people, the former II possible to
regain tie power and influence they nave oaL ana u.
pcJIe TO assert their own Freedom of thought.
By tho voice Of tho people this lrst result has been
Obtained in act Senate that heneeo there arc
to be- illaminetions al churches and splendid night
services aud that proper measures be carried out IN al
lie churches IT, 10 proper CONSTITUTION ana suncleB
number OF doors.
While this has been carried, the Clergy have ar
ran cd the publication Of new newspaper Tor tho de-
Tense VI "r,ligDus inter.sts."
Auolhrr result of ihis calamity r. the organization ~
n ire brigade for Santiago and mnch .hthusasm has
been displayed in this matter. ~. ire companies In
Valparaiso the most popular OF the SOCIAL institutions
OF the city.
Two thousand one hundred corpses extracted from
tho "Compaiia' have been Registered at the burial
ground; besides these q number Of single hmbs md
peces OF bodies have been found and few sufferers
died afteryard from tho effect Of burns and other
wounds, 70 that about 40 altogether may be safely
estimated TO have persisted through the Priests folly
and i'm prudence.
On the 3ist DECEMBER similar calamity had nearly
befaen the worshippeTs in tho San lsdro Church One
VI the numerous candles the altar cgIne In contact
with pot Of artificial flowers, and although the fire
Immediately ertingushed thereswas such great con-
fusion rushing to the doors, falling and crying. that tho
service had 10 be closed for the night.
The Chill Government has renewed their postal con.
tract with the Pacific Steam Navigation Company for
another period Of FIVE years from lst January.
in business, nothing important Ii 10 be advised
Exchange Oh London 49, Qiid. perS.
PERU.
Another fortnight closes without events Of
any Importance for thoee beyond Peru.
There Indications again Of unpleasant relations be-
tween the Governments Of Peru aud Spain and dipO-
mao note has passed from Spain with language not
courteous 10 Ito GCytrnmsnt ~ this Republic The
Otsop VI u4G pts TIC Iyrtcy 81 sSms tpahish coloufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
E,n
GARIBALDi's MANIFESTO.

Tie following Is the manifesto OF Gen. Carl
t,d loi the publication Of which the Di,'to OF lmin,
- tC he prosecuted;
CAPRERA January 1861.
tVeIs press IL the lst3 has et behind shame
ful cf egotsm and dscords the new l. iuaueu
rated by other promises. In The agitation OF oppressed
peoPcs N ne fears OF despotism which feieps - pow
to Tht; IN the Titanic giles Of Poland, lndoniit
DE anu stiI erect; III the embarrassment even o.
dploT acy on every side IN fact tie presages OF
coming events 1 Convinced that they will decide
he safety o. Italy and viii supply the occasion so long
Geslfed II realizing its wishes The Liberal element
~ not content with invoking he morrow IN the inert
expectation Of something better but is ready and united
Italian democracy, which incnd.s in Itself al the
militant patriotism for the contested unity ought 70 see
tat is not sufficient to be numerous young. confident
10, 1t mas, above all be organized and disciplined.
have not iOund better way Of Supplying this want
Than by choosing phalanX OF cit: friends. And with
them have Instituted "a central unity committed. HE
name defines the object To receive pecunary rid, 10
dispose mems minds TO the accord Of sacrifice and daty
al this with the holy end Of the national delveranee.
and Of aterna assistance 10 the ensayed provinces on
ihe oi day OF battles such is its mandates il has
40 other II the reaction tenacious crafty in is
designs eonspres against The unity of the country II
the latter s threatened by the errors Of government
tocy against which lave protested, because IL ha.
appeared TO foreetul Of The national interests end
will the duty Of abnegaton becomes more fOIe!biy
gent, more sacred, for the Liberals.
Thus, far from using in vain and perhaps cAngerOp
s,itatiOns the Ltroed energy Of their
let them Keep il entire for the days in which the oD
Of safety viii 90 de cooperation Of I'll good Cit
S.Hs the assistance Of heir brothers oppressed by III
foreigner Consequently / invite the friends and III
existing societies and 81 the Italians who dsdain
main passive spectators Of the great drama which de
eides their existence aud tneir 1snts 10 group aroma
s center 10 recognize its authority and 10 reGart
~ mine the instructions emanang from This committee
or from s delegates also inYto the liberal press 4
lend the aid Of publicity 10 the acts Of the committee
In the name Of the whole committee aud in mine the
deseryedly citizen Benedetto Carroll will sign
de documents Such, more is the Roman fasces
which ash OF The Italians. May their hearts under
stand the nature 81 my intentions. q. GABIhAIDL
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o,t fa,l 70 rcreeIve ttat in substituting
t,rmscyos Tor the Diet ~ .mP"y 'E non (',t 'al a
t,,crs an The DuCbcs. Prgst" ana N' ~" ~, %
49, an ard cause taer Intentions - i' su'l, 'teu
fft, Id1r,aeGs,, Et,geof l1u sd"y June 80 mas u,
blowing 800 .;.,..t --,, or in ,ir.
-, % e,,or,iur 10 vi ich crl EoWicy had
- ,,st,vct,c 10 iporire az NJ. nioUyr dc lhuys VIM
,;suno franco would maintain IN tfc o''Is Oh Lne,' d
t,Ncyirc herself compelled 10 tt@c part III no "' Ied
,,r AZ AZ favor Of Denmark. \ COZ i"u4! Gems
10 seou, tio sspiy ol the frehch H"NtIAh'.' al
,nt,rc H. trc latter had protested az iHt med.
,f,oa; ION OF S,hlesWic BY Austria ~ Prussia
a. en- size with certainty that up :" ms the the
,yne,ii Cenet ha not made tie protv tation spoken
$50 4 was I'm council yesterday or Wednesday
q, a 10 o,r,od to he rrpy u W"oo - $50 10 she BRITISH
yrtas.olol's question. and that orcogcr, according
4, ro,.crf ms evening No II pcriel Government
ytLnt .xl,iuing and Ctcai1 itself as 10 the ground
If ne coriast Between HeIhV ana Denmark, viii con-
g., I'm che TWO great Ger an Powers hc right which
t,y ascme g! Gctng 50 iratcly as sight rics 81 In,
a., IL, OF JOndo0 riey which must bo equal ior al par
s,s aud which none =" hcW could legally exercise with
sut la, iu misso' FROM the others ana Tor them. Re
tween rcmon'i| nee % tits hind ard protest WhcI
pledges there - wide. difference. ~ To the reply!
rtoreIy sOc|Led 10 Lord Covley, the Cabinet oi nc
posed ~ T. 10 20 Keep ont vi the quarrel il will rc crS,
a. itseG an S liberty a. action IN The case Oh c'ets
taking turn compromising g. the general So"i: &C
scring 20 Other IUmors the tabinct OF lte In'il'>
vne follow Ing the feeling of reserve Wheh We nave
midi afe has given q Denmark the advice to oYAcudte
without resistance the German portion OF Sch ~ Is
IL has az The same time made known that falling that
II VII not refuse 10 take part IN special conference on
tie OF, s'i0n."
MOVEMENTS IN DESNAER, SWEDEN, AND NORWAY
STOCKHOLM Thursday. Jan. 2l.--Ihe tmcaton ned oecu
y. ton Of S,heswg has given great impulse 10 tn'
iooy,meut IN favor ui Denmark throughout Swedei
and Norway Addresses have been voted. Committees
aaye been formed for collecting subscriptions. Yoiun
ter ore enlisted, and military armaments are con
tfrued with increased activity IL both countries.
CCrENuAGTN, Friday, Jan. 22--lD the sitting oi thi
IAuIstiug the President of the Council made the ioi
lowiIs decoration; Inc Conventions al 4'3l ah1
1852 certain the engagements o. Denmark Among
which il the point there does not exist any state q
koheswig or HolSein.' Niat Go We struggle TORT 10
prey.rt an invasion Of SctlCsW!g by foreign troops, a'
" sAp, them si0Uld They hcscrtheiess enter H. IE
fortune OF war will decide what VIII happen utrWard
Ii wou.G he vain Ia tracc programme beloi the wa
isoyc4; but We are determined not To allow slns'
soldier 10 cfoss The Eidt.' His speech W5s receives
ia cheers