The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

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4 Tho sssyetary read The ioiiovisS prssaDis and
Wheress on the suh mat. the Prussian Am.
basssdot pry-snled 70 ne President Of the unt
| Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of
the North German Union, near the 9overnmcnt
q the United state, o. h%srS. .na yesrs rs
the German population OF Washingtonj there
We, the German citizens Of the American cap.
itsi IN mass meeting assembled, adoptihe follow.
R.,eis,d, Inc. none have more painfully i.ls the
scncc OF political power consequent thereupon,
than those dermsns who have gone forth from
culture throughout ali parts Of the habitable
Globe wl,aoS, ne psStsssiSn Of n. o
The occasional friendly aid q foreign Govern.
great deli ht Tie rsyoistions which have taken
place during the last few years In our native
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Re,oirss That We con scnsaS In the ps,ssvssri,ns
representatives to fcarlsssiy and msnfuIIy CON
| tinuo the work so goriously begun, aud never to
rest until the entire German land, from the sea
the river Mcmcl, shall form one free and indi-
' RESOLVED, That we regard the FAC. Of consoli-
dated representation abroad of a confederation
OF thirty million Germans as guarantee that
sign countries, and that the voice OF Germany
| Will become potent In the councils Of nations.
\ Resoiped, That a copy Of these resolutions be
presented, through q COMMITTEES, 20 Baron Won
Union, near the government q The United
states, for transmittai to tho North German Par.
TeiSiS.,S1 0onoa ,.o resolution, would ;,
acceptedwiihout amendment, baron yon doroIt
Union, and the resolutions should be presented
| NJ. A. Hart also opposed omitting the iastrcso-
'usiG1f pocschc explained that he thought these
lament, and they should be transmitted directly
70 that body .,.,,..
rasnt q the teso %, ms. =, .. 1900,
| pr. ffed Schmidt called LOT second reading
they The r ss,s assis read after considerable dis.
Mr.. Louis schade moved that the resolutions
TSs QUESTION ss,ss put til. resolutions were
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ths president of'hs meeting should be tho chair.
r The Chair, appointed the following gentlemen
70 constitute the COMMITTEES; Emil Keferstein,
Tseod S9cse Possse Hass Nm Wussa hA Dr.
Hanseman, william Burchardt, andC.F. Schmidt,
chairman; a.
'fs seSad s' ias
sSs 81 SS''F' as hs resolution a'a ALREADY ''''
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s 6n motion, Adjourned. $50 ~
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