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the CHEROKEE NEUTRAL LANDS.
Convention at Iowa City.

Minutes of Ghc Proceedings OF n SGT"
tlprxs Convention OF the Cherokee
Nenrrnl Lnnd, held sst Town Clty,
Crawford County, Kunsus, March
18th, 1869.
MT & J. Lsngdon was ehos<n temporary Chair
man; D. ". E1ty, sce7ceaIy pr" s~n- Tho follow
ipx were the Committee on Credentials: Captain
j. q, Dun,avy, Dr. Aoors and c. chaoey4 Tf,o re-
ported tho toiurtng: That J. J. Werla. c. J. Hsrl-
Wick. Captain J, q. DnplAvy, Dr. Moose. & D.
Cr14s, d NJ Early, T. P2nlson, z. J. Wallace, A.
y. Tay,or. Wtllians Graham, J, Frank Mcdowell,
J. & Vincent O, II. Be0uetty J. W. kr1chle, c ".
Wiley J. D, Pierce, C. Hook j. Balm, 8. J. Lang
don, J. Cheney, < HeeleT. D. !, seFmiiiio1, J.
Iane, J. Taylor, Il T. Walker, < usll }. Hurphy,
=. e Mcdowell and c,gnty-sesm others there
nrrsept we1e entitled to seats tn the convention
Tnnn tho nrxt ballot Dr. c. c. Mcdowell w1a
thoteu rreNdcnt aud WDllnn'H C1aEk, Secretary.
Tho following delegates were appointed 1 CON-
nu,,tcc on ne.nlutionx: Captain Duoiasy. Dr..
Moore and c. W. Wiley. and they reported the
following resolutions, "Mea "cto u's1unoosV
adopted:
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sfs 5 ss?'fss ss III Ii SsGht s. It. ~ ss
e. PseIs /. til: "a lsx sfa's' sad Ss
e. s.7ss 9 u ssea L z s
viii in woiSius On Ge .ctrual M. aion, NJ dcm
Y e it.
s:s D9s s c ~ ssss .ai dse5f sao Lux
Rs.oTr Thai in consequence ef monopoly b~lns thu
tan s 4 e. 4 tas e
sqsf L ssss s. fa 81 u H.
and under thc pttne,ptt edFoeatna By m L.bo.
fSs & as psasas
Fssolssd Thas " e4n IN thrilling aepct to al parties
4s 7! % saa j. 1
ION orr1sssioa .d1ossttes ia ~ pIn.
lis: 4 ss IL u ta1 Z as1 ea
.,s ,ss Z 5s In 'ss sse h &
seatstlssas @ % J.nusy Il. IN eotaassoa ts If fantn
ese iii y ae.s s,e.s 81 II ::ss q e
vdc ~ TIC qndsstea q shs Nstio1aI nses nd tsF
nerIescntad7es. January s is3' In support of tho
4ass + tessy , ~ sssy
;is1. k.a..s sssia1. is5a @saosly :aa = sgGS:l
4; st s sstsSy : nj; e. = p9sss! 4 ss'
Ta.s pior9ted = se:ion eusy through
PORTION q he citizens d KanaaA Sut portion a! Tho
government. " Aats {e.sA! yer 4 have sacrificed onr
III ef a2He
sai S
and that cweyr not neettmsss odspsint TO b. de-
ptsss . S'E e. pass Il. the
& he i al; e. ss oH sae Il dss
to *ap h' G 1ds t. . n 3Sf 5o
& o. apa I'd r. r.
H . H. f g sa s fh ssae i ~ % s.r
seiee: sges anywhsre aIon 1he pTeus dsa;la Wisa e
% t. t hsstra III Il ia 1iss s - ID VIII
.s:a1ss rhsi % = .eti:rs nthe chesvsse seatE.1
sfaadultny a soase5ns sM ihs III Shssofse ;asfsi
-: Pss: : e ass::s a: : +:
at.sns9ivss i tae n.en Win 1na.e ,tss ssoras
Fl
1as i sss & shss
n + 4 Il: G.:
:ss :an,sRs s1 i jaadPSs tg G%s.ta E. Sss ps
,csn IL CLAIM, ;na she O. NV:
Il ID the e e1e;siee % SF':is Esnds = ssssazs thsn;
Es: IR's I'll s z a . I'D
before Inc puc b. fcw hsx,es scaiawses ii K.nsas
n1 III h r. c h.ys 1n sSo"e1 ~ G as II, n
our astiens ~ . h3,s shs TaE ,ys ,. . srsI5 ,r
K@o!s TN " anvsks Dir.as a.asssnes IN .a!ns
Chairman os Co,ams1.ec On Ke.oIutieas
Wells and adopted: -,
es ths s !ss7F Ssn sa nsi
n P lor sazshs5 Win (, = sassh e ths
show rum wh.s s,,sfcr theye.mei -,,:.
f4ttcztl WE IL CIAaI, StSrrtiIy.
, 1869-04-08
HEAVY ROBBERY IN PHILADEL-
= PHIA.
Over Eight Hundred ThouHand Doll
1nEs Stofcns
From tht FAiiadrtphas I1ess, Apn1A

From rAfEdd<JUhEi
nm ~ thc n,ost Md rnd DARING r1h.rries eyer
ctn,t,ted ~ thia crv sras nernrffated Tester11aT
mn1nino II Inc onics Of . tThs Bcnencsai aavlnr
Fund Ts:is,y.H aoutnEcst corner Of TWcifth and
C'hestnut stfrcta The Natchnan lelt about 8
o:eiucl TO niteud church, after which he went
home. whtre he rcElsiocd until late IN the AFTER
noon. when be Was informed that the establish
ment had been entered. .....
Contiguous to the building IN which the Saving
FnnIt nave their ONCE /. large four-storJ gtrlc
turr Cd tn eiftn stsrel the upper stories Of which
arc used Is hlllt1rd Haloop and mecstn3 rooms,
the lower or nrzt noor being occupied for stores
The entrance Ad}olns the rear portion Of the Once
which is q arna1l alley, into which w1nbow opens
provided with shutters coyered with tron, and
fastened to m trpp bar.
The rrppr,ctot Of the billiard saloon visited his
ptatr NJ late hour In the afternoon and on pIac-
ng The key IN the lock he titsce1ned that he coald
not open the door. Thinking that something WA
building IN Chestnut street, and A5ctndeh 70 the
on Twelfth street Descending the staira he
found that the shutters Of the WtndoE had been
forced open, and on looking IN s1w thai the ONCE
moor wuS covered with papern He At once haxt-
ened for the = wAtchrpan who notified SONIC OF the
officers Of the Saving Fund, a1h the fact Of the
rph(,er "a II once communicated TO Chief Detect
I've Encu.
The detectives visited the place, aud found IT,
Ing on the floor seyera Of the tools WHICH had been
used hy the thieves IN turing open the safe
la-re rlecc Of heavy totSt Tad been brought Into
rr1u!sition and which Was securely fastened to
, 1869-04-08
SennfAF summer ON tho Alabama
Claims

Ea.Ainston co44tspoade.s u ~ caf1naai Gsszts:
There Is great anxiety In Ill eilcles 70 eec tho
speech which Nj Sumner has prepared 70 deliver
n executive session Aga!nst shc AaaaHa ueat!.
This speech IS about nclsh&d, aud the SeuatorA
friends saJ he eon4.den II the greatest effort OF
bis lIe- Some OF the strongest PoAnts Of It haYtnS
been r.ads p1b1!e, much TO Mr. Summers ANNOY
a1ce, he !csists that it i most pacific speech,
While At The same ims Il takes .4hZa NoEa;d
The .MSh g-ounl~ consists IN saying plainly TO
England thai she a indebted 70 The United ssatss
for ships destroyed for years Of conMeIce aWtps
axuy, for heavy h1ls incurred IN mAn, aiming N
Immense h.ecsaie. teE troubles md damasa aas g
and worse than al, the prosonS.don Of the VA
and the consequent expenses n ne and "a reas9[e IE
The pacific paIt, e. far as can be leasnedy toczsG
| IN saytng 10 Great Britain: These thiass nc
plain, tneE need no proof, aud the WAs 70 s:tue U
all Is 10 st down IN friendly spirit and azree
upon fair terms based On the ADORE admissions
Tfere Is no coneeol.pg the fAcs taat seTesal
questions afe creatinx xnItetJ II the English L.
Cation now. TIE most prominent CT these ts tne
settlement OF tie Atahanz Claims and tn this co1
neee1ou both tho posttion OF 4E- Sumner xna the
Known agreement between The points Il AhdyA
given ffrra bis speech and tho views Of IznAhteos
Grant hare entirely dlspeued any tdea Q[ set1ie7
, 1869-04-08
France Agreement for the Settle
n,cnt cf tho HALLWAY Dispute with

Tev following Il the texr Of the note re:..ive %
the Fy7petrixiRtan citiculsy, rus,Lsaed :! ne
JcsrEal oEa<! and al the same time hJ The E'k;l1n
Aert.err.
after negotiations between the EoreEuueru Of
their AaIes.its the Emperor ct tac French a1d the
King Of the KetEs1nS the two CasAnets have a2feed
On The terms Of The following de.lata;tSn:
Fehruart Last on the transfer Of faIEay eonces-
Sous have given rise, In Fr7Ice, 10 notions o. the
subject Of which the King government his taoa9at
right 70 transmit to Pans explanations Of sincere
md cut1fe EnrcservcdneaA -.
"The French and BeiStsn gorefnment1 IN order
to Anord to e4ch other mutual proof Of 1hctf eo1-
dial and connclng dispositions and with The de-
sire 70 conctl:ate the i1terests Of the two coan-
tr3es. have come to understanding 10 institute
mixed commission, to be charged 10 examine
the different economic questions which hare been
sveeas 4 z sns sads ds ~ &c eess;os .aa
WORKING OF railway lines, and Of which The so1u-
uon woald b, OF nature to dtsesop the CONNER
6A aou industrial lnterchanges between the sEo
~ Es ApnSEs o. 1u1 noxznE sAro.xne
" A5ta q The emperor SApoleon ptetltd It
e.td The fotoxtng aliIeas: i. L he taasT of tns
GoTesnmenf sesosststy 70 satisfy ju-t desire for
I6Snrs *na .na a. a2ly ~, 70 ,so. =.
AAn5 IMPROVEMENTS hare already seen eoscfed.
rcs ~hea Tho hidden wounaS Of he fao9r
p:ezpssss3 s. people e No PF0esi: oes.sasa =
cases q distress NE discovered Grcat prob.
LENS stm remain to be sofved, and their spfg-
@ i.eq ~ H. f ne sona e1 .as ss 9 H. ts1s
TEN Of wogkEleos booka iftsrFsx}, viii complete =
se.tes oI measures In fasor Of Tho wosAn2c1asaes
e aas saa & staf :. ~ g 1a1 4
I on Uron iocrTaA,2K M popularity, bot hosa 4
| acquire fresh enesJ 70 reSl eril pAssions When
everything has been done order aa b ms!asaine:
With more authority, EQte poxsr win r. en- lean o;
reason, and Satisfaction 10 gtren to Ic, puhale epa
sCaeEre,'
, 1869-04-08

Perry q. Smith, Esq, for many years
Vice President Of tho Chicago & North
western Railroad, and Captain John b.
Turner, formerly President of the Galens i
Chicago Railroad, and since Direetar in
tie Northwestern, have resigned their re-
spcesire Positions Mr. Smith has been the
iocnl manager Of the ruai since its consoli-
datum in lst:3. and under the a,perintan.
aenee Of himself and Mr.. Dunlap the prop
esty has ndvanced in valne f1ona thirty to
nearly ninety cents On the dollar Of its uom-
inal capis4l, and is now dividead-payir, )
stock The city Of Chicago rs largely in
debted to Ar. Smith Tor its growth and
prosperity, and he viii take With him to
| whatever Office of activity he n.y hereafter
be called the c,,rhl good wishes Of al ou1
, 1869-04-08
THURSDAY. APRIL z. lsf9.
THE CURRENCY D1Ll.

Tue fact tlnt our SatiuuAl lkluk currency
j. iss,,lol 10 the banks NJ The vlrioas S.atcs
ii n manner not bearing my cln.l proper
lion either I" tho population "r tho necsi
Ior currency, has Mng hera admitted, and
WINK f1um tho first un,lrnins'tc. II haS boon
inferred ty eolnc that this "cc Wiunol an
i:'4luo plethora Of currency al the East and
sc4rcity at the Vest 1t would do ~,
doubtless, il our National ls:nks were
nnslcr any system Of practical
redemption. But they arc not. ThopEotenoe
of redemption in ereenbacks ia n farce. and
l'nnc, The cu1rrncy ol tho National Ba1.kB,
Nlnu once issued, flows in whirh ever dirto-
tio,4 there in tho greatest dc.lnnl for it. NJ
lrnly stops to examine whether n National
1'ank note is issuc.s in Artnrsook, Maine, or
Antosin, in Oregon. 1t IL . dr,p in the
Ecurrpl vulu1ne ii irrcdcernabo and depre-
ci1scd currency. and it IL II matter Of no i'm
ls,rtauce to the IrnYle who Issued 1t. The
Hills row pending in Congtessiur relist1i-
laltioa If currency, therefore, should not
lie re1;a1tlel Il. measures Of my national
kc.,rs or efficacy towards relioring the ills Of
.ur financial condition. They propose Il
change which affects relatively E,starn and
Western bankera only. Ii they pass the
Currency hill On which the Banking Com
1n'tcc nj the House isreporte.l TO have just
concu1e1 with the Senate, they will furnish
I,aukers ut tho West ,ud South with the
privilege rf issring :o,s'o0,MM more cir
Cslating rutes- And this is very faiz. doubt
less toward Western nnd Southern bankers
Tut thcsr Lills are lrealy in circulation.
though Issued by Eastern Banks, nud they
,lrratiy contribute to answer the
Western dcnand for money in
jus, us ample degree rs
il tley were issued by Western bankers.
1t make. no difference from what section Of
The country III s.redeen1able currency is
issued. Oar gyetnhAcIs ure iRsuel from
Washington, yet they nrc specially tho cur
1cncv If the South unl West Indeed, The
chang,. is .au1c than likely Mt first to pro-
tiuce sttingeucy rather than otherwise in
The supply Of Western currency, since these
n,aes INNS, l,o Withdrawn from tho Z Il.
l,eftFc they can I've issued here, md tht
sishtntssa occasioncd by their temporary
withdrawal will he felt As much here n
there The meAsrro il, Mt hest, one nf nd
l,lstment between bankers, not Of relief Il
The people or improvement in tho finance
Of the country. II will temporarily disturb
industry, md when II lus been cousuu,
mated i.s totul result will be that Bome tft
Ut one hundred bankers in the West vii
E.ve the privilege nf aiding their t,1sincssh u
, 1869-04-08

a Richmond paper states TINT Dr.. Robin
son anl George n. Sanders, who, under
JohnSon*s last proclamation, aro entitled to
return to the country, "have determined
to vindicate their fAir fnmo from the rs
"persions cast upon them" for couplic,:y
in the assassination OF the President, hy
bringing actions for libel against the Hon.
Joseph Holt Breckenridge md Benia.n i
and Slidell were a1so spoken of disrasp,at-
fully during their absence, and frequentl,' :
1unominatcd traitors, and if Sanders su--
cec.ls in his suit, they may possibly resort to
the SANG menna to yinilcato their fur fauls J,
which certainly is us valuable LIS that Of
| Snp,Jers
, 1869-04-08

Some rennsylvanians hnvc discovered
why in which 10 iqaidnso tho pablic debt
und restore specie payments. They havo
formed n society, which, as frequently rs it
can ntFor! it, throws flfty-lollar greenback
into tho fire; md which calls upon people
generally to initiate it's course. Tho plan
Inn possibly The merit Of efficacy hnt VIC
arc inclined 10 The belief that ii will not
meet with enthusiastic popular acceptance.
1t ia bo fearci that tho great majority Of
our citizens cannot bo worked up to such a
pitch Of patriotism us 10 mike burnt
offering Of their government notes
and bonds upon tho Atat Of
their country. Tho Pcnnsylvanians,
however, need not DO discouraged by this
fpct. A lively persistence on THAR part in
combustion of currency will bo regarded
with widespread complaoency.
, 1869-04-08

ment upon any such hAAs - PROPOSE. By Reyen,x-
Johnson. '@''J
To compncstc this the Increasing Interest h,,,
here and Ia Csnada, IN the question OF anne Intin
loom1 up II = question aeon 70 ass 11str ,i.nn,t
character and purpose, aud 10 rally strung partY
u the PruTtnceA f~tJ
There seems to he = Rcnc1A bc!sel nraoue III,
Representatives Of foreign powers that the prr.nt
foreign policy, anil that before It il rf4,l ,:rrn,
will he impuEtant changes tn Ih4. RELATIONS NJ t-
northern AID southern ne!9hbors to the Cn1L.S
Etafsa. - @-~-A
, 1869-04-08

In his speech, on Saturday, that ren>rt-
able Legislator, Senator Spnaguc, of Rhode
Lland, called upon tho people Of tho United
sutes "to suspend their judgment on all
newspaper articles bearing on him to his
disadvantages" ns the telegsaphio report Of
his recent speech, IS well as that in tho
Gk,5t, had some material errors. What the
ersuxs were We do not learn, but he nssares
the spcorle Of the United States
/ that his .'xpsds and courage do not rest
| OF wine. OF whiskey, or any othar staIn-
ulant-" We are not quite suro whether
hin friends Will rejoice to hear this
or not It is painful to learn that
a gentleman should he-to draw it mnd-in
ssats uf inel,riatien; bnt, then, 1t Ii some
times relief and consolation to be as
s,,red that gentleman may plead inebraa-
ticm as an cxcnse for having cemm'tseu
BONE act Of extraordinary a1'ss4sdity- It IL
e<-.--- r-~aAAtu1 uttctlnAa wien, mixed
with ones regret that ones friend should
have made an indecent cxpap?e~ =,
weakness, there is t3>~ - W 1Hs
lief that l.. IN, therefore, tho less 1esp'hs''
ble for hnvins shown hauasen to
Iva var. .auoh nf donkey. On morn
grounds, doubtless, the position is open
to objections. but NO believe most pcople
would prefer TO be thought ht.le wicked,
rather than good deal weak, and We ques.
ton, therefore, whether AIr. Spraguc's
friends will taxa .nueh oesnfe-+ f-ona hse
nASzlrance that his courage WIS not "Dutch'
courage, and that his words did not '.rrss'
| -. ~, +r$4c1.1o n f,,,n,l ot,,, ~ &r,pn
, 1869-04-08

The Savannah Rpub'irm records tho
clearance at TINT port, April l, Of tho
American ship Els:aorf, for Cronstads, with
cargo Of 800. bales Of upland cotton,
weighing 9.3, ,32a9 pounds, valued at se5as,
s14. This is tho first direct shipment from
TINT port since the war, and is healthlul
sign Of returning prosperity which will be
nowhere hailed with moro pleasure than ut
Ite Nnrt],
, 1869-04-08

capital cases for tho murder Of Northern set
tloIB, 'esseea and purchasers who may c1er-
ctso the liberty Of expressing their political
continents, they will greatly htrcngthcn tho
invitation and promise Of welcome which
they extend 70 tho NoEthayn neoplc.
, 1869-04-08
THE HUDSOES BAY COMPANY.
Text Of Lord Granvule's Proposal.


The following appears tn the London Journals
ns the proposal ma',e BY Lord Granville TO the
Hulsons Bay Company, through their Governor,
ii. The Hudsonn Issy Company to surrender 10
ssts. ETC. in IsnPers Land shiea a1s sPessdeA s IN
!; i: and .l.e III similar rshts ID any othe!
ps1t Of British Nu,th America not comprised
AnPss snsd. ~ 10 pay q q sne ea eo1Taa1
when Ruperts Land u transferred ~ the Domin-
ion Of Canada
- n Company may, T..sin s~s,5s msnsn, Of
each Of IL stations within the limits specaoed in
~ The h size Of the blocks Il not to exceed
ncreA tn the Red htrer territory, nor three thcu-
Eand acres beyond that territory, xnd the ag3re-
gste extent Of the blocks Is not TO exceed hfsy
az So fsr as the eunnxu.a,iou Of the oount7y
admits, the blocks ase 70 be IN the stape Ct rasaf
leaofrazns, Of which the length Il not more than
double the breadth.
"6 The Hudsona Bay Company mar. for trty
years aite9 the surrender. c!sin IN any township
set oot for settlement grants Of land not exceeding
one-tTeniieta Part Of the l1nd 20 set out The
blocks 20 granted to be determined By lot, and the
The sum Of eIpensea, not exceeding an acre
50: For the purpose Of the present agreement,
the Fertile heis u @ e 1s bounded - follows: On On
vest BY the koeky Mountains on the north by the
northern branch Of the Saskatchewan. on the east
y Lake Wlnnlpe9, the Lake Of ths Woods, anil
as All tiues to land up to the s.a Of March,
1863, conferred hJ the company, are to be eou-
"a. The company IL to be at liberty to carry on
tA trxde without htnGt11uce, In its corporate ca
and 10 eseGpnoa ssS a. sa5 Is = .. p'aes1 On
he mrrnter N tr~ts Introduced BY them prts1ousss
s sissspe q esss ne sssr!s!, ot .as
| Ing transport but not tncludln1 Interest fot
/ In Il Aa1C inn fnt4
, 1869-04-08

ounod his rEnclioo ut tho tar, and was fro.
qncntly tnlked Of as candidate for Con.
gFeHs in le Fifth District Tho entire
Congressional delegation for Illinois united
in Recommending him for this appointment.
, 1869-04-08

There is something new from South
America. Usually, In that rlcaaant sec-
tinn Of tho globe, whom nuyboiy desires a
change in tho form of government, he sta1ts
revolution. II successful, he shoots his
opponents; if unsuccessful, his opponents
shuot him.. by frequent repetition Of this
procedure, md m occasional earth
quake, the country is preserved
from the evils Of over-popula-
sion. Hut this timo-honored psactos
is at last to be broken in upon. A new con-
stitntion il desired in Chill, and conven-
tion hns been chilled 10 frame the instru-
lnent! No wnr il to take place, saye one Of
words. Ink il 10 flow, instead Of blood.
The danger il most serious that portion OF
Spanish America will hereafter become
habitAble 1,y people Of pacific dispositions.
, 1869-04-08

Syracuse i;inghst1ton / New YoFx...Ia ess
11lIs oE RoAD uFKSKp pIR1xa THf TxaR
Albany 4 S1x71ehauna, II tni1ea; Rlack Rtrer L
Woosihui, z.bo n10es; Bunata, Cory Pittsburgh,
$50 miles: Bu1alo + washmgto1, 1603 miles;
LIs 1s!and miles; Hloneb1rV i sehohaae,
u.i1ts, Aidtletown, CnIonrtIle i Water Gap.
nLet: SEAnezte4es, nal1es; South Side. 8 nIes:
Euca Black EtTer, $40 miles: Et4ca. Chcn.ngu
/ sus4ueaanna yAlley, 81 miles: Whitehall 4
Pl1tszhnrX, Iaa& mlleA Total, 1893 miles,
, 1869-04-08

ptecex two miles west Of rortreath. and the nrtw,
~ u oumher, met with = watcsJ grayA Four
sa stnAu veaseM foundeEcd or went ashorb ID Toe.
Mete nyeA Eight laden hargcs sank aImultan1-
quay % B1letOflI. md Two cfcM1 Rcra droMuad,
, 1869-04-08
FRANCE AND BELGIUN,

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.ons,,;o,o4r ,sn9noea t,uon, it, ,,,va,sa,
,,a;a,,,.,r so,ms M 1osx aru,y ,osn,vo5 not
~ 5n,1 ~ Fr,,oc nra Il, nrrsuro r., rco,ra
T., h;sonas,;o1 t,s ->o,,cr ~ :. Suo,Ver IN
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..,,at...n orr c,r,,rr md Franc, ~.e,7
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;...-, ~ ~ ia daIao1ernnn;cra the F,anr1,
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Ar,l,n.s.,1.,r AZ pr7,usota. 4ihnt ,xH ,nrotA
Hn'.eN,'' nv ' W.
6 advise tho King, our nugnst muster. to
.s.ul,r,;t II, fo,cicn t1;ctation in uueetion a.
n"UH4l ~ AuAa'6A nie-At'"'AAn q A"os'-Aoao- -
H,io,ncst;c n,licy which cluutly involves
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hls right ns sovereign anu tne nae9en-
at 1nncn ~ b;u Eircdnm
uoe' - 49," .
Now, the explanation Of this remarkable
,,a r,n,.,.o..a,. e-r, o,,;t,Ja of tba na1.
otAu t'AeAl%osSu4y AAA A'~'s"N" " AAAe ~
rim Cabinet wpald kccm to be eithar that
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II hnHt nave fece1Eeu Iufuspusaoie proofs u
Naut,lnt,t,'e intention 10 annex Belgium 10
Frnnce, or tho 6em-omclA French organs
were RIGHT in charging Disnark with being
,he ;ns,;oat,,r of TIM vholo t-onhle md
.,ara;no ,,,h;n5 th, Bc,r;an Cabinet ra,,]r
n nr In ;ta assistance NO soon ns Franco
s>.,,,,, oas,,,,a a n,orac;no att;tnao toeor;,;t Il
''@'s 1hn. ~ pa,n;n1 ~ ine;aaat ~ ,sas .sa.s =.
.>s.. a..oo...s o. .hn 1900 .tra.s a;1
49, =. ,,,..,s 80 @ 80 ~ ~ ::ls.a: 80.
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