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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
InURRAH FOR GEN GRANT,


----.-- '..l l
An ex.rebel writes the following Grant
Campaign song for the Atlanta (Ga) Era;l
Old Maine to California sends
The welcome welcome word,
And Northward, rolling to the South,
The welcome cry is heard;
And men Ofevery age and race
Have caught the glorious shOuti
Hurrah, huTrah for General Grant,
And fling his banner out. rI.....#
Hufrah huTrah
For General Grant hurrahl
".. Hurrah for the Union Flag
-,a' With every Southern Star. .
The wave Of Reconstruction rolls ...
From Old Virginias hills, .sH
Across the South, TO Texas plains,
And every bosom thrills.
When this Is done well join the fight,
And it is our content
=. TO hoist the name of General Grant,
And make him President.
. Hurrah hurrah, sc.
Well swear upon the sword Of Lee,
Besides our Jackson's grave,
To battle only for the man
Who can the Union save.
BY all the blood the war has shed,
BY all we hope to be,
Wen rally TO the standard now
That keeps the people free.
Hurrahi hurrah, sc.
They're rallying North, and East and Wes
We'll rally in the South,
With ringing shouts for General Grant
Upon each patriot mouth;
Hurrah for Grant, the shouts must roll
From every Union lip,
And every man must rally now
To man the Union Ship.
HurTah hurrah &C.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

The exposition of wooden goods
of western manufacture, to be held
in Chicago on the 4th, 9TH and 9Th
of August, bids fair to be a great
success. Over one hundred and
fifty manufacturers will take part.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

In Indiana they have way tc
stop denkey's brayiNg, which con
sists in tying a heavy stone to the
animals tail. He can't bray, they
say, unless he can bring his tail to
a horizontal position, and this being
impracticable when the weight is
attached, the "barharic yawp" is
suppressed. The patent comes from
China, and its efficiency is now be-
ing tried on a mule in Madison.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

Raw of Hope Temple No. 2S2l meets ev,,
erv Monday evening at the Odd Fellows,
Hsii. s. + johnson, w. G. T.; josie
Biakemore, W. V. H.; g. Carpenter, "
O.: pc. Morehouse, W. R. s.; Maggie Us
tielz, W. A. S.; H. w, Hamilton, W. .Fss';
Mrs. ohamplain, W. II; R, AZ Robinson
W. M; Barbara Hay, ,W.D. .M.;Jen ME " IL
son, WI. G.; George Bryan, W. Q: o.;
Mrs. Williams, W. r. H. s.; Mrs. Wlllet,
w. L.. HIS: M. J. Williams W. P. G. T.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

FSyette Lodge, No lN7, of Free and Ac
esnt1s Masons, meets on the first Wednes
Say evening after the full moon, and when
ths moon fulls on Wednesday, on thai
evening MlLis GARDNER. W N 8 C.GARTs
s. W.;JAs. STRALEY, ]. w.; A. M. SrTM
SON, S. D.; JAS MeLEAN, j: D. B. i
M1LLlKAx, Sec; j. MIsER, Treas; L. U
KARNEY, Tyler. ..,,. .....,.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

"A Trenton paper, reporting
the following conversation on the
street, gives in a nutshell the ami
mus of the opposition to General
Grant: AAoaii 1
Republican--Do you think many
Democrats will vote for Grant?
Democrat-NO.
Republican-Why?
Observation-Disclosures he hurt him
self when he captured Lee!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

A Democrat of over forty
years standing, in Indianapolis, re-
marked the other day: "The nomi-
nations at New York are the most
popular nominations ever made in
this country" Upon being asked
20 give his reasons, he replied -
because those nominations please
all the Republicans and nearly haJ
the Democrats"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

F.yette Chapter Royal Arch Masons; meets s,;
on re 'VN Wednesday evening before the tull
moon, John NJ. Turk, H, r; >. ~ ieoIgaH9' =
King; j. r Ely seribe j. " Cle9yela1Id y
H.; Mills Gardner, p s.; "; r Cieayelatnr itn
r. A.C.t A. NJ. Stimson, G. NJ. 81 VMl; Y; C,1"ii G9I-
ds NJ I'd vail; 3, F, Monser, g. NJ, 1st Vail
B. III Mfiiikan, Sec,y; John Miser, treasurer
H. g. Karney, Guard
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
[From the Toledo Blade ]
MASSEY

Mr.. Nasby Returns from New
York before the Adjournment
of the Convention-How the
Nominations were Received at
the Corners. ..-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

The following is Aunt Betsy's
description of her milkman HE
IS the meanest man in the world, Y
she exclaimed. "He skins his milk
on the top, then turns it over and
skins the bottom"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

- HerBy pulled his sisters hair
while saying her prayers. Without
moving her head she paused and
said SPIease, Lord, excuse me a
minute, while kick Herby."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
aGHnnL RXAMINERs.

d. O. EASTMAN, p. E. MoREHoUsE, ]. B.
PRpsY. The Board meets at Washington
on the ;hird Saturday ofevery month also
the first Saturday in April, May August
September, ,9etdber and NoveNmnsteEl
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
seymour's War Record,

The Enquirer hopes "no Demo-
cratic journal will spend any time
or space in replying TO Radical jour
nails about Gov. Seymour or any
body else's war record" But it
gives to the subject two of its own
colums, more or less, this morning,
Gnd manifests an anxiety over it
which will be conspicuous to all its
readers. The fatal thing about
SeymOur's record is, that the more
It is looked into, the less satisfac-
tory will it be to both sides--Peace
Democrats and War Democrats
alike. 1t has a character Of duplici-
ty and insincerity quite in keC ping
with the profound assembling and
double dealing that secured hun the
Tammany nomination, and which is
kept up on the greenback ques-
ton. ~.
Not long after South Carolina Sc
ceded, Seymour made little speech
at Tweddle Hall (the name may
have since been changed to Twad-
dle), in which he was professedly
'on the side of the secessiOnists,like
Vallandigham. He got elected Gov
ernor in 1862, on the contrary, by
pretending to be for more vigor-
GUS prosecution of the war. In
1863 he turned about again, and
obstructed the raising Of volunteers,
and his factious conduct had its
natural elimination in the barba-
rous riot of July, 1868, when his
friends" in New York indulged
largely in murder, house burning
and theft. And SO on to the pres
ent time. Hating between two
opinions, unstable as water, or else
deliberately playing false to both
sides, he is entitled to the conf
dence of neither. We do not wen
der that the Enquirer wants this
matter let alone.-Cin. Chronicle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

Refreshing rains hare fallen in
North Carolina in time to save
most of the crops Corn, in some
localities, was hopelessly ruined be-
fore.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

The fighting boys in blue at In
dianapolis are being rapidly organ
lied. Five companies have report
ed to General Kimball
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

vemSleLOdge, No. 227, meets at Wash; !;
,ncton every Tuesday evening, ,at their hall
an Court street. ALLEN HEAGLEE, N. u;
q B, YroMAN, v. G.; JeN. VANDEMAN'
R, S.; l. O. KARNEY, P. s.; R. MILL
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge Of Faystte Common. Pleas Court
A s. DIokEY, Of Highland County.
Probate Judge s. B, YEoMAN.
Prosecuting AttOrney,-H. B. MAYNARD
Sheriff. AMEs SrRALEY! II.
CLERK Of Court-R. MILLKAN
Auditor.-ABEL MoCANDLEss.
Treasurer-A. G, JoHNsoN. .,r,-,
Recorder-Z. W, HEAeLER. 8.t
Surveyor.--JACoB CREAMER.
CorOner.-H. LYMEs.
Commissioners .---WN. H,JoNEs, ALLEN
HEAaLER, B. F. THOMAS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

T NJ. GRAY, Attorney at Law, Wash
4 /. ington, 0. Office over j. W. Gas.
kills drggoods store. EkM 1I#ta
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
Tihe Aerald,
PupEtsHhD Every
THURSDAY MORNING

A failure to notify the Publisher OF |,
1visb 10 discontinue the paper at the END
of an en- yagemeAt, will be regarded as wish
to continue the paper 8 a Nui- iaaff
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from rctGrnr collected III TIC Superintendent. or rnb
II Dullnls appears TINT lhc past year. has been
or note Ia tho erection or stores aud dselngs from
December 81, $780, january ], 1868, there
racncea 1850 odinces most OF which have been
pesed. This number Is sxcoss Of eighty over any
single year since "a, creation or tho Super nteadcuts
department. u the cas 81 buiid,nss there has been
marked nprovosaeGs, 4S1 Of tho above number being
first class.
rhorc vera reported during The year 81 unsafc
buildings; secured ard made slfe 1885, some OF which
wrre edlces reported M unsafe III 1885, The returns
show that there weT, twcrtytwo tax en- down. Number
OF vcatcns OF the law reported curny tho year. $751;
Number az violations rcnoyed, tte ninc % which
reported In the previous ycsr.
The Superintendent has just Prepared hthsgraph
plans Gre escapes Witch TO DO placed on s tene
insn houses The escapes corsist cr an extension OF
tho rteirs tho roof whcTo thoFo will DO door and
bulkhead al houses occupied ~ four families On
nil siags build nrs iron balconies are 10 be erected
undor tue windows, commencing or TIE second story;
vbo from tho ground to the UPPER balcony porpcn.
dicuar folding iron adder vi DO provided, By which
persons descend 10 ,0rc ffga frsm either fiory Of
tho tenement On al double hoy1Gs these balconies
aud ladders Will erected ~ enclose the OF
windows next 10 the val either sldo. Ia
case Of fire occurring n enc Of the briid-
nes The occupants can Escape from tho burning building
slrcst. TIE Superintendent attends 10 enforce tho law
Ia all ceses. In tho event OF refusing neg
ectngst0 supply thegs escapes the Superintendent Will
apply the Supreme Cours for pelnsgion 20 provide
tkeri aud no tn, property for the NJ tho
ON Thursday row OF tnres story brick buildings,
avenus and Ffy.ioGrth street, condemned AZ
safe and ordcrsl 10 10 takcn down. Th8 buildings wore
crested for storce and Gwalipss ard were neary
plsted when condemnsS
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Evidence FOR the defence In the Of Yrs. Rosetta
H. Hardie, charged with perjury on the complaint OF
Mr. Cortland Palmer Of No. CT Madison avenue, was
yesterday introduced THO examination before Justice
Dcwliag iiy. Henry 4 Clinton deposad TO being ac-
gaantod with Robert ". Ednouds, aad ooavefsci with
him in relation 70 payment OF rent b. Lr' Aorae to
r emcr nst previous to the trial Of tho cause before
Jastice smith. In That connection EumonHH SAID no
was Ia the parlor when q con of CcTrtl.nss FalEsr
called upon Mrs Harde FOR rent. which be believed whs
$500 he iEdm0ras) saw t1c money counted aud
handed 70 Mr. Palmer oy Mrs Hurdle, from whom she
received receirt Immediately.
sTr B,ylss Sanford OF 81 Broadway testified that he
vas In rs. nardiea roem tho l1 day OF november
last and hea Conversation with her about rny ne rent
% Mr. Palmer; shc told htn she bad not raid cue Tan
then, bat ~ the eane tmo took rom her pockclbock
what purportcd 10 be twenty-five 500 tis wticn shs
inmated was To be paid 70 Mr. Palmer Il nc should cell
later ~ tho dav
Edward Hef1ert OF the Clinton Place Eousc, Broad
way, testified p Being acquainted win hobart W. Hi.
monde whn ivcd.st his hcuge since ths ls ot Noyen-
Der " his wrs and child had Eimonas arr .ed FOR
tho larceny Of bis g1orborts 'front.' door key whs he
iEdmonds trying steal his baggage out OF the
l1use
samuel Cisco, ccored man IN the omploy Of hrs.
Hnrdc, tossifed 10 seeing money on tho table IN her
room whcn Mr. Palmer was there after ma rent ~
Tho igrtier tcrrlnr OF the case was ndjourned III
Monday, tho Goth lnsl Mrs. Hagds has several other
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the sudden pantomime-ks transformation from
saturated snow aud aRvm sluih, through which, bus
O day since al piodded thor weary way, to a-hard,
biting bitter FROST which now holds nature In It's iron
grip, viii not bs surprising TO those acquainted with
the rapid changes OF temperature OF this far portion OF
the Now World IL Is nevertheless frequent homc Of
convsrsa,lon, ani delicate people abroad hesitate ere
they trus their ,cnoer frames to The alternate heat and
cold OF this ci,v Certainly. constitutional ercurss
have now and thon sound cause for apprehension snd
cons .mpiive &c hes can 5esty 70, mp lament. Yet
withal this climate ~ much more healthy thsn that OF
ether cities cf proportional dnensons, fot $40 cvcriast
ing fog OF London. for example, wtners IT, renl-up
ctzens b snd n'ps macy booming flower IN
Us very bud. Bat variety now Is the order Of tho
day, and tho Keen frost is just ~ welcome, ard
more So the wretched thnw waF a'sagreeablo
ana ia0prnrtunc Succeeding this dull. damp. un-
wholesome har, whoa cast r pnt 90 tslngs goa.
erlly skating ia PARTICULAR comes the ~ ~ piercing
veins forces aud blow and puI, and com.
peis rs 10 b bfisS sud active AMI fusl dong With
csrnnstncss tea bcso'aka business IA degree OF
perfSrton Raw ard cold az a bnkiny apple yesterday
degrees above IL had succeeded q riint as In
teLsaly Geld any this winercniAer certainly, than
any THIS year-and gavo friendly warning % the
OF urs aud coats ard huge roots generality
aud II nccj net 10 tod thet the Kind inmaton oil the
b0aiy King vas tasea VI vita an alscriy ehnrrcicrs
istc OF the aicn Ion ani obedience OF toe eil1ens
generally. AT midday toe thermometer rose and the
Berccness Of the frost seated In proportion. not srh
GENTLY however, TO restrain unsona cnaltering or
teeth tho l..la streams or involuntary tears that
flowed silcnty down the thousands o. lrpio checks.
The day wthM plea ant, joyful and serene. To-
wards ght the tiernrc rtcr tell rapidly nri scarcely
assembled to lfierp degrees Nv the thermometer -
appeafs thai portions Of Jhurrfav nucn colder
than on yesterday bat severe as corresposd
ing period last for the SIN VI January, 1861 was
Of the most bitter DAYS on record TIE ticrmomsler
on that dry a. seven O'clock being eve degrees below
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FRANCE.


TIC Ehnsstcr OF tnrine on thn fOrco ana I'm.
thusia-n OF the Nav5-Papai Hint for q
Coronation.
Tho French Ieg,sla.ive BODY sat D,cnnabsr 81 "
c..a,o- =, a. 49,. -. -,. II, -. .. - ~,
SoAbVe' ii ''' sDaa'' AH' 0ae' " 1as oas "@s i.s
adjourned discussion on tho army BIN.
Durtnr tho discussion, II I.9-vrr sais.-rvi,h e,-,,.
-, -, - 80 =. o''
ses0 s +s0'o0V iVf ssna VIC sa0ua hRVa
an army o. o95 900 a1t natinaal glarc mobile or
fsjo0d
4 NoicgCIo COO and not 0s5 COZ
a. !. ryETthe difference arises from -our no. c0u-,-
ng tho - eco lent 20 Ito navy. h. which ttnl force
instead oil boias 80 600, becomes o1cD1 winch Is ifa-
Adm al RIcAULT Dr GEsouir.r, Minister o. Marine
bope provo that il - possible anu naccs Rry
81. Iorv.r--0ur pTopcst!oa Then givc8 The number
OF Inen required.
AdIa s.siSAuLr rB GxvoULfY-r. Lowe, has Said
To- navy receives an annual coniin.cr. n 80 many,
makns ifo4cs 81 COO men. We arc going 10 cons nle
tie .ano fOcs 81 cartiugen,s OF ivc Years IL oald
then only 10 Just 70 ihdfaY from the department u
the may u . Young incn who have served i've years
al7E. 1he contingent w0 demand . DIVIDED 'n.3 tso
lSgls Il aictled 20 lhe afiitery rid marne ard
10 oserto 70 aost Tho o. ari.ee fo- the deGeace x
the COASTS has reported that the colonies Guvana,
NarauIQus. Gnaea.onpc and Keuu.pn, require 10000
me0 Ssneea . nhctc, New taedalir, hlselon and
tue. e1u ec e IL uo9, lcay doist OF 900 Tut tas
cal lagion egpi thd ~ toe MARINES have len .Lo
Territory 81 ITO empire aud TIA; remain fof no
Geoirl the port baticr 81 THIS ecryco rsqlirc3
1000 men; thus t.efe i = necessity for a to.a of
$1,000. ! AK Il JOlNet Il here i any exagger1uon 10
asng thai 40 raorit IL abe 70 JON Q she 1850
active arvcs ITO 1000 "a th8 reserve. ,esr, heaf
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uglTEu STATES DISTRICT cavaT-lA BANKRUPTCY.
Before sfr. II. w. Aller


IN ne Efuttcr of Norris Kyler.-Hoid Grst meeting OF
crodtoTs who made choice Of josiah Borgess. OF New
York city as assignee OF banl.rapss csta.o.
giaAL DISCHARGES N nAyge5Prcy -socrHEnS DISTRICT.
Tho following Grai discharges In bankruptcy have
been granted by Judge Dlachord tao Southern dis
rct from the 25th OF December last 10 the "a 81 Jsnu
airy, lg68:--samuei G. dishnp, Edward Krolpfsner.
Sidney D. Locke, Samuel y. Bowman. John Tyler, hu-
gustus A. Bliss, Chauucey L. Fitch, julius Eese, VII.
liam III Husscy, David II. Nelllss, George w. Lyon,
John ~ Geniu George G. Hayd1ck, David Lcdlala, Jr,
Francis W. HYrtoy William Rrsdytreet Adam .. Car
ley Gccrgo Greon, hsries r Bronson, JehR Dasley,
koah d. loripkins.
NORTHERN rTsf1icT.
Tho following discharges nave oasn granted In the
Northern district bsiore Judss Hall, botwoen tho leth
OF October ard the ION OF Nogember:ieHry Aichaels,
Isaac NJ sioman, John l. Dodge Nathan Darchy, julius
r. Pelus, Harry b. Mattison, Frederick l. Clark and
Joseph r. Ptgin.
PETITIONS FILED IN BANKRUPTCY.
Reiahard ID SCHNEIDER, New York CITY; referred to
Register Kelchuni; order Of reference reurne Janu.
ary 10, at two p n. J. Cady Brown, New YORK city;
referred Register Williams: order Of reference
ahle January 10, at two r. N. ArdI y. Raymond, Now
York ctv re1 TO Register Fitch order OF reference
relurnable January IL, at two 7. II.
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W.xK PpAYEa.--In accordance with the recon-
rneadat,on for week Of prayer union church meeting
held op Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ana Thurs
day or this the Rev. Dr. HATS church, IN Fifth
avenue This evening su,ar meeting Will &c held at
the Church os tho Asceuson Episcopal Flih
avenue and Tenth street.
SEALs ~ TilE HAnBoR.--Thc captain OF the HER.Io
yacht jeanette reports that yesterday morning.
when passing through tho Na-roNs. he saw several
seals
NEW CouET nousE-At length, aitcr entering on tho
seventh year OF its construction. and outlay Of three
hair millions or money, the Court House boz
gins 10 show signs OF completion. rhe poriteos and
dome tho only portions Of the building yet unfinished
by next GUNNER, unless there is h4in, about moro
appropriations the whole structure viii DO in readiness
for occupation Asoat seventy are nj present en-
p.oyed the badrg and there IS every indication OF
intention 10 spare no effort In finishing II ut the
earliest possible time. Whatever basis ohsr wiso
there may be N the charges OF Official corrnp on pro.
fcred "a connection with progress Of ihis work. It IL
very cicgr tnai the work has be U most thoroughly
DONE FOR tho vas. outlay OF money there
is abrn ant " not wholly satisfactory
exhib. Nothing bul the best material has been
emp we'd. aud the best workmanship i evident
thfou nogL Two rooms on tho hrst A)0r orc already
occupied, one By lo supreme Court aud 'he other by
the Supreme court, Circuit, Part ?. Tlcss
epac.li finely ilghtod aud handsomely furnished.
TIC hal intended irr the Board 81 Supervisory cham
Der, IL tho sac3ud story, ard adjacent or tho
Coun.y char heslau. are already nnshsd ana partly
rarAned a.d wia ~ rgsiy for USE III about ten days.
Ihpss rra MAGNIFICENT rooms each rorysix " io,tv-
r.ro fset ii cnenxons aud ceiling iaenly-one feet
b'gh Fhere II 90 hosr eg satiso nal ~ Tie couu:
49, ,,', III ~ 49,, ,es,,f,, ~ I s,s,,, ,,,'- =
~ \, &C., .,,-s,t 81 I, 49, 49, !, : ,s.,1,
h..t ~ NJ tass III Ill II p,rtv ii v,nfi In,,rn - -,
io,s c,,ncsg y, yi,, IN. 'neard r. - ,ase,
.,-.. 49,, az ~ VOWS tart,.-l- hy fe~,. go,
feni, aus fur twenty.ona by fourteen feet;
~, ss.i, sr Il. ia ,a,,, a., "a IA e,;,s sI.i,.
Al y, t,o f.ri AZ manor n,r soma Ginoi rnons ~
,i c,,9, bs~t ari. mi sr,nii,a via csnd lie,
w ,op,l ,si,arr M NJ. MIS- ~ MI lais a,d ~
,,,a rlaIs fnr ,hc y.i.fowI sarn 6rrgo ,r.SsS AMI
,rorrinr 80 roupas ar. III ID thor frarnes Tle hrl
irv Is ~ - ls,ca liz s,sa ara nc IL naariv
c,oretod Tie fer boilers /, Ire bar rent bcinr Ell
~ gfee ne,ry -av "a p,t IN =, ot9, tho r,ss ~
reaiv Is pcrl,lor and ia air ducts ali nnshed Next
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self from responsibility for situation OF which his In
peria Majesty forsees the pers and which he has done
everything 10 Ho desires 10 prevent political
tons OF tho Eastern question that which the present
situation OF Europe affords. with this Intention hs
terveptlon which he 10 ready 70 observe long 10
shall be respected BY the other Powers This principle
however can In no case Imply Indifference. Wc are I'M
able any moro than the Cabinets which have
associated themselves with the generous
mission thor conscenoss impose upon great Powers
For the same reason, whie nbsta!nng from al so-
lated aei'on which would nggravato tho complications
eIsag 10 the East the imperial Cabinet win always De
OF settling them II Is firmly convinced tha. such an
agreement could only have for Its aim work OF justice
mohy Or Christian Powers, copfornab!s 10 the general
interests OF reace and civilization, before which all
political rivalry and all exclusive views ought 10 disap
pear.
You win be good enough 10 express yourself In this
ecnss towards the governaont TO which YOU are as-
credited. Receive, &C.. GORISCHAKoFg