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, 1869-09-16
~1urc~osn III 1861 sNs1 lS1Os

T, .Ft 1t,er e. TIE CAa:1.so s'la''a:
have 5ust re.ur:ea fte.a cE second Fas't
II, ,a1.f.u,ed Minnesota. Ny fE>t Visit 70 sa.s
e.,ebtfu. II sioa vss made in tho aatum': Of
,.c:. vas tLea in qres, Of health. a:d Wis
aur5ctel 10 Mirnesota By the sasrbsl:y. Of
climate for which :uc old home Of tho D1&osss
!. "a fustlv ctleb,a,cd. R4suznang nos. after
IA iuteryal ci neatly sik :.ass. 7s:t'ss that
might again have AT Opportunity to repair
ws.ted ene,es, raz,lE 10 reneT the pleasant
friendsli:s which we're there foEn'a1, aud 10
l,.ye ; GOV: time geuer.i'y,-1 vas impressed
by the n;l. Il indications s Progress which
arrrsrt.,l met re. Then Xae.e we're in the
entire State ouly sorne thirty miles os COM
ple:ed railway. Now there are over nine ann-
dred. Then the business Of the largest grcca'y
est.h1ishrucnt In ST. ranl amounted to about
s.ut. .oo1 ne1 annum- Now the sa!es Of thes 1rle
lun,se aggregate ~ .25U, 900. O.hsr houses sud
other Ines of burircss show corresponding
;ncts.se. So, too. with the agricultural and
n,a,,mfacturinE Interests Of the Sta:s \
vhol.. DIV may h spent, with Interes. sud
[ urnit. ia visiting the mills and factories OF
81. Astl:on, ard MiEnes1 OILS slone:.
| I}f Milwaukee 4 81. Tsul Railway. ovel
, 1869-09-16

ft..r,~i. T1lat We an. opposed tu srnuornlts
ami "a s,;t.> zitr cur.silnt. ~ f't nSt III 'ltt:
t.n.,.tc froney ar,i the peoples 1au't*.-h7t-
rrG:ir IIai64r#.
Pray tell us since when Ind 1--we come
TO these xirtro,s conclusions: How long,
gentlemen, have you been opposed to
; s,t,id:ziug corporations by the nse of
public money or ruhlic lands =: What Is
tue record Of your Legislators on these MAT
ters in the State Legislature OF congres>s
Who initiated in Congress the policy Of
! su1,sidizing railroad corporations with pub
+, lie lands? Was it not your great leadef.
S,cphcn A. Douglass? Who was it that
! voted .. :so,, ,ooo acres Of the public lands
TO the Illinois Central Railroad, and that
afterwards subsidized q hnnaEea other rail
wayeorrosationsw with public lands: Answer;
The Democratic party Andis viii be tsnna
hy Inspection OF the record, that nearly
evt1y Hrstetu pe,uocsas in ConSrtsi snset
, 1869-09-16

Tie verdict IT tie Coroner.s j:ry who
investigated the causes of the death Of the
victims Of the late fire on Wabash avenue
makes the gratif, ing disclosure tl,a. the
l,uildines we're we'll constructed that thera
was ro ca,,sc for the hrs, and that n"tatay
was to blame. They shonla have aided
that there was no 6rc on Wabash avenue.
and that the persons committed ~ui:ile.
The Police Commissioners seem tn hive
very l;ttle confidence in the authenticity Of
| .Lis verdict, They hare been taking tes-
.imony for several days, for the l,urI~'se Of
a.cer,aining whether, in roiat ct fact. the
lsui!ling was we'll constructed. md whether
anybody WIS TO blame. The testimony
IT Nr. Van 0sdel, the architect, who,
we nre happy to say. is never
to blame for anything, goes TO show that
it was impossible for the 5rs to commune
catc from o1.e store to another by tneaus ot
The rear corllice. The fact that numerous
witnesses testified that it did so spread i
explained by Mr.. Van 0stlel on thu theor,
that people are often very much excited n
tircs ard do not see straight.
, 1869-09-16

&1&NHAA
n ne E'i:rr eF TIE cktnJe Tri.nns:
4 ccuesps ujert, whom take to h.: &c
-A:neriear. suggests. hi. morning. the s..'-
;,;;ets Of mAss meeting to utter wo.ti
sympathy and Enod Greer to the French.
Ling and ar1inIs1y have we wl1:efa :o- !. i.
vori ot sympathy: long and a1xioaaly ha:s
ne prayed for il.
France. thrown BY rsolsAte raler al the
feet Of her crem<. bleeding anI slcaoss h9l;;-
i.ss; Frocce. seeing her cities in rcia. ter
ecmta violated. her fields devastated:
France. in her ritiful distress. has kno' 'Lei Al
Tic lor- Of all tie European governments f7r
sslr, hut t!at door has tecn pitilessiy
slammed in her fscc viii! the words. rass On
Viii amc1iea do the same Let all those
ufo say No .uee: us st Carwell Hall next week.
Let a! these vito l.-s.r dcsPo,s aui ryr.rts.
a-d pho b liesc IN tEe great brotherhood Of
uaticus join " in the cry. TIE Ia France Re-
;!ubiir1iNt !. Let us e.Itl to roos bleeding
france wort1s Of sympathy. of coed cheer, Of
friendship, Of l,ore: let ~ extend 10 her
.cross the Atlantic the hand Of fellow ship. and
~av to hrr, Well done young republic aSht
N. kill. bleed. and from this terrible ordeal
5ou viii ri.e purified, triumphant, and yoc1
:.oxerful throts will topp!e oreE all tha shaky
.terots who surround you.
The committee for the organization Of tha
mass meeting will meet on Friday evening,
lG:h inst, at the Sherman Honee.
4. nEEEtLoE, II Exchange Place,
Cu1cAGpt Sel1. i. ls."
, 1869-09-16

From The Ga .autt Enquirer. Ssf'-H.
some :,.ue sinee the Louisville Commercial
pEl.ssl:esa series u EeEt sav.Ea atacas "a
general Esrs ridge. rcaertt1= On lis caarae-
ter a. man, a .oidler, at,a e'sizen.
AID acccs:ag hin Of ali manner Of
c;i1ne- a.,d 1ualp.actises. General Bar
Lrii:Cs f,r while tncL little notlce Of them ::
hut Ei- frienar tuslly rer-aated him that to
t. main siert wuu!s, te to bHnc lis courage
i=to serious que=taea: TIE resul: vas ietts.
sc TIE Ce~'ntrria' deaaadinf the name Of
aItitise. m Colorel kelley the e3itot,in-
rL,ef OF the toru,Mersal rfFlied, as-
saming all responsibility. and, = Ne M .Ie
Informed, sei.ez.sing il hl se1.as tne
cLa,ces be hsd mase in hts paier. lae c2s-
rssronGeuee soon became sclptErosss We
are ural le 10 ssy she.L.- !o.nsl e:,alleaSe
has yet been sen. by Barsr'ase: osa ia. sSa- n?
tlrEaa war IL Cestneioa yes:es13aE. on hts
wsy from Washington, 3ul III. fss.Eas asse1t
,hi: be ia going straight tc Louisville to tsirg
r.atttrs 10 crisis.
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I've years seo gentleman "t hreosen; Ne.
Yo,kx ssi:t-i san .antaEko, Texas, Aaa s.aJes
wss called to a youog man WIN as dtislns sttrt
ess:- .tGue=s wno sas: - .a.'. ~ issentl- Ihe
ir.,T iia visa clst half In soldiers hair III cl1t.
1r.:s .,ttsc, and Tas airty, ragged, and as4r,
-sIe Is aetdlcE,' continued the speaker: " oe:
tnrsrS15s .! handing q u1uske:. aud has na1
eEoueh insfllteenee 10 perform Ena9I anty. he Il
Sets!s 10 c4Ts On ne d!rt = ~ a. otsas from p:
r. ,,eEts sit+ly. HIS is Won Aot1ke, and hi
II til rt;..e~ II ,le ee,v Ct sefDxa-
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tion. One is that be docs not want the
ot11ee, and the other is that tho tdunthg pf
a temperance ticket can have no other
effect than to Withdraw votes FROM the Re-
publican party for the benefit Of the De-
mocracs.
Another announcement is made by 3fr.
Farwell, Of his intention to donate $50, ,Oty,)
toward the establishment Of Il library for
the Young Mems Christian Association.
This is certainly a munihcent gift, and il
suggests forcibly that the late fire on va
hash ayenue has not made Mr.. FarwelI
weary in well doing.
, 1869-09-16

Fur nearly year past the extension Of
Lincoln Park has been arrested by IN ad-
verse title OF private owners in the Mill
suau tract. plat Of some twelve acros in
the heart Of the cid cemetery grounds.
which Is indispensable to give the park
symmetrical boundaries and ample room.
The desire that this tract shall 1,e included
in the park is equally felt ,y residents in
alt sections Of the city. Many OF tho petit
lions to lie Common Cocnc;: favo-;ng the
accomplishment of this general object are
accomplished by the signatures OF
South Side and West Side r.si-
dents, to most Of whom Liz
coln Park is more, accessible than the
South aEd West Side Parks will lie. When
:lese additions are n.atlc to it, Lincoln
Park will c"utnin I'm area about lalf as
large as the New York Central Park. e1-
elusive Of the reservoirs, OF utput two nnl
IL hn:f times its present size. While the
| enlargement OF The park 10 these d:uea-
,ions would aud largely to the valne of
property on the North sn1.4 it would add still
taore largely to the general attractions Of a
residence i'll Chicago. Strangers visiting
.mr city know nothing OF its noaa;ua!
division into three scctiuns They
"ee oi'f "ne growing "ae'"lna's,
and they ask. among the FIRST questions,
...Hare yon Il park" The dedication Of
one or two hare and glarius 1,1ocks Of va
I't"' space ~ '1T ~ t"o'', .'e' io' anS'ee
'Ne u' t''.e 4Ae - .ne
eo""t's ~ 'es''a,As - "''''ef"'aa't ~''a'
ss''A il''s' ne. a ia"n' so s'na1i tnat you
'anno4 "Ia'e III !" 'en "'aaie' without
meeuns Tue sat'e races asaia and again.
t'l tAes "ecothe tap1it'as, II oel"" par:
II IL ~ 80 ef~"uea on hol'aay' TINT you
c1n'lo' af'se n. 'tot "'tho0t 1onh'n3 over
"o'ne" une ti''so.en' ial's 10 coha"ee u
Ae1 .n' F''''e "s'" ~ p'e"so'T'
1T lnese''' o"'e'a ~ ''e H'''''.iao 'f1't
! '1e 'ns .~'e'' ~ ano'1ef 's"et III fe4' es-
''''e 'n .4e ''etA4ss' hn'"n AZ tae Ata 'nuu
'1aet, u WHICH lhc c''s ~ tne o"heF- tAeS
are ues'fs'"s oi cSehshs'n; a portion u
'he Aal'h:'1a Property to' the Guy prol'-
ely III LUG eo'hs""h t"''ne'': on "s::lf'c>-
e''s s'sA'ns. Il 4el'ots "aS presented iases.
~ 'He e-''''' ~ 'ee III "'''s' ''ac' o.
"c!sS o"A'" - NV e'ts '"' - acres u
:Ae '''''''i''''n .i''' "l's'1 ''ss "esslea ~
l"A" soa"cI.'" '"'"'''o tne Pse,''s1'
''S'A na'1 't,e o"a esle'eF: 9f''aa'.S. !h"s
'ec"tan"'''e'' however. 'a'lt II ss"'i'' ''o'
NC ass=a '.f tae 1"'poS:' t'i''' .hs e''sau''s'
sloAets "l 14"'e'an 1'fs s's"'''a l'ay 10 s4t
cry 'ne au'h " s''."'"'' 10 nc ais'ae.
| Autou5 tAb 3'iiAS III t9h sstt@lt
anu "eIt n'''S'o1s. H. VIC e7l''S'
.m'' ~ P's aoiei
Ae pa ,"l w." "s.'"S a.
m"a ~ 'ao "''e'' "s aN ',4e ''fAe '''s'e'
t+G feAeAtS ~ "tutA4 eA1t, AEiFtHao1c- la
, 1869-09-16
German II account OF the tteRresaG satsti
Hight at ~ n rsll:al 1i;ac-=aAooa Alter

4 cogrssponttnt O; the Tisa1, Heir Zeit.a5
cirt-, in : copy q: :has papa: to hand By rh=
Er1oresu mail, some graphic pic.utes Ut tas
digit Ct Iseisahons army, ua writer as sos-
o~s, .-... ...
= ] could no~ Aryn-t s, $50 p. rn.) s:aay n
n,guenau no longer. Despite The wa1nES o.
Ard tool the direat:cn c. the H:--aessLa Tors Il
tosari Sie,ierb,onn- The roar II csilncn WE
t5rd. Colun7a Of smoke rose in abe no-ta,
weet and even in the direction .: sasshnEs.
Judged the light to he near Siedesbfonn' ana
III : c'c.o:s L. s.l,oqed 3 horse WITH
tmrtr saddle slipp.ce under its tells. through
| liz toun pata+. Directly alter second, shes
= al ,h;sd: M .Lsn followed ) cuisss.isr. his horse
tose:ed viii. blood aud foam: ~ithoas ea.sass
without arms. Sess an a1tlslefas5, a.. q? A. IN
rre,sIlle f.iett. Some taiautss later no;
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f.1,c EsrusstMM px0se~L A@H.net Aoz~
s.i-u Inte1yEnti0M-

The following is the tex: of ,..e sasae.: ~: %
hrla G to ptosxss against foreign Intervention:
.,itsLis, lbs u1sioa rallied unanimously
repnd sour Majesty aud yocr allies. It
sUo1e to endure faithfully to the
ed in the struggle for TIE
:. s.r,.i,v. upi;y, and greatness Ct our Ger
msn Fa,teraud. God has blessed the azne
witch l.are been welded With UNSURPASSED
braytYy for The cause o. justice. Victories
have teen ealncd with streams Of nnr Enb}es1
blood bnt they hare brought IT, nesz the PFC
roscd end With unexpected 1aaidity. Enor-
naou= edvsts nuss stisl be made, Tue Ger
man PEOPLE are resolved to make any sacridte
sor ras1opas objects: hut in the milst Of this
earnest and eleSated moed Nc are disturbed
BY eysr.recurirg Iepetts that the fo:eisL
.utsrven;iep, with dis nc. krcw tcwt, wa!,
, 1869-09-16


With the s-.l,.ilisioa Of the cisy Of Rome.
Italy now Includes population n!'Ht ,
equal to that IT rrus>is. pri''r !" its aclni-
>i,ions Of 1s.i:, The movement for Italian +;
unity began. sin;,ularly cnHisl- in the al j
tempt Ut Orsini. in January. l@'S. "p': |
The life OF Nain'ltoa Ill q 'ri!s le'l /" ,ile
enactment, },y s'arsii1ia, u :. 'aw against
suspected individuals. so m,nifcst1y sul-
.eryient 10 Napoleon, ms I" exc'ts, ths suz-
ricinp If Austria i SERIES If cullnl,r in
ttig1,es OIL the part of France and ..a,::iA,
| in Italian aT..irs, s,h'n tlrvet.lctl iat" nil
| alliance uf France with :S4riinia. whit M
,,,p, entered intu I'LL alliance. with .1u.:ri:,
who feared II in;nt attempt of FranceauiS,r.
| Liuia tup11rf lIrr from Lu.a!'Arly and Venice
| This WIS ..n,n confirmed l,y the n.ayrieIe
Il The l'sintc Nat"'leua TO Cin'lildt,
| laughter af King victur Emanuel a,.l WIS
20 far removed frnn .au,;'t hy the siguiti-
cant remarks ii Nnlsol".'u tn the AUSTRIAN
Ambassador. u:l New Years hay. 1852. that
ts,fh nations l'r.lm.cl t,,s war. Rtsulu-
,i.;s l.rukc .ut forthwith in Tuscany.
l,..,na and I'arfna in the sn:ests: nf IL
,:,i-,, ut Italy. III. i'ait1.s' IT M"nse''c'l''.
l'alat >tst., Nnscusa arl,l s'll.risi' Resulted
=, ..s t,.r the c..,,,t,.~l r..u... aud
,tu.tr;au ar1.i..s. hut Napoleon pre-
=. ro,;,.. f.,,,, ,,,.. ,v,r nj, ,,.;.,-
49,. f.,- s.,,,;,,;,, :, r,,rt;,., .f /. .u.
,.,,.;,,, y.,;~., 80, ta. f.-.
/ 1r,n,,,, ,,,,1 1.,xcy,;.r, ,.,.,,;ra,r,i
=. austria Sn,r.lr.u sul,s. ,ucu,l, re-
..;rcd s,x,x and S;ce frou, S,rl;ni, inr
| III. assistance, thus developing the s,n,.
,.,,;cr If ,,.rr;,ur;n1 a..r.n,lz.meut in hi,
I,n1;an ,.,licy which l.c n. erward pursued
IL. ~. r-;.b c.-,,,,n. At H.. ,.l,,,,.
x.,,.. c-1,,,3;., r.,,.,,,,,t;,,> il, r., -.
.ss.- t,.r.,. .,M u,.,.,,, f,,,,,,r,.] l., !,
es..,,.. ... ~...,,t.,, i, chair ;,c,r,,,r,-
~, ,.;,,, s,,1;,,;. int, III. E;,,.:1.,n, If
: ua,, n ,s,;t, ti,,;,,,la; headed An insur-
= ,,ct;,,, in S;citv. w,d.l, t.e,,n Will, the
e 1,attl. of Cs1atafirna III May Ii. a,nl ended
i III 4,,n, nf y,,,1,,r,, after whjcn th,.
,al,,,,, .,f +bc IN, Sic;l;.s MI O..tol..r u
q H.. ,.., H., If m, ur, .,rt ~
il ~, ot,c ,,,,;,1o,, j.. f,x,r ,f ,r,,,r,t;.,.
+ ~. T:...a.>,,. ~ 1,,,<-
~. :,
, 1869-09-16
NinaAtcr WaAhb0fae In a Ssut~ OIL
$ucEc-'t ne Woes Of u DIPLOMAT

@p'AA"'*
Wtat can sou cxps:t when ne ars iu th+
f!'ado~ of eirge: The American 3linis ter
5tr. wash.urna has not :bsen troubled.
r liz caFs a' nst. to snT ,siea Ell tot satsss r.
P2ns srem to have male up their min Is %
take things ~ they come, au1 with pEliu-
sophf. GOODNESS. I have not YET heard Ut
any American who has been arrested Is !
:. .Frusslan spr"-~a fate wlicn, i'll the city ~,
:..e provinces. has hefaileu aaout ten ,:l: VI
=. r dozen Englishmen hsse met hrrs.
s.,reoycr. oUr American cot.s ins, Rltn trav~
cling IL EurGpe. do not haLi:ual.: crcum .er
themselves win heavy SERVICES Of l:ate: and
a. for til, ir dia ainonas--itl which they :ase
a 1u1e pleltifnI'y tupp!ie1 The seasi.7aen ins
then. into their ws.stccat pockets an'l The Ia
die. pop tLep1 INTO their ci,iEnoNs w:le.. t.n,'4
lock usls, atI 70 everything Is very MI a:,J
soul orr able. THE tru'1,' with tile .anle1ir*::
Legation il. that sl,e rrlssians .'oa,ir;if': +.
l'51l- af.. unAcr TuiseA States ;'soseesi'a .u.i
ared by a. jealous sersent % 'i:1-,
ur publtc-spfE,ted erutsms,I. fJr slch
high and E,igL:y crimes a- wearing =per'a>i'e
with tortoisc-*Lell .itns, eaIrint: 4 povaet-
irs his wss to the Ere Seure les Fc;i.s
ChamIl+. trs surre-ed "'fr7s--ian sry
naturally asks to b. conducted tothe Ari-ri-
can Legation. there ~ PROVE By the eAlli5i-
ton Of his papers :lsst he is a perfectly inf
fetsiva and law abiding Teutea. On Saturday
,,u1saiIg. TO fever than eighteen rsrrou. who
had hctn arrested by tic s.'lics.. u b: eAvtsi
a1Eatvu1s. were ,b.un.h. 81 .:"c i:tle to :t,u
Initcd S,ate- Ministers. an,: in a!i,pet every
case it WEE proved tl.t Il saietaiss lad been
Eladc and that the prisoner la, t!ts victim If
pt pu!sr rs -niol, prejudice. and !Es.2itt: ter-
iur-rafL weeds wlIch can always te warranted
to t1o:,t1=h IN the sha,!ow nf siege.
, 1869-09-16
COUCH NO MGs2 G

<xi.[r~r'- t'oash ss,:-as1 r s.aahz. .:;;s:,Is.
.s., n isn.~l,:'. ~ :so= - '.sn'us'r rss!n
:Ir n1-t -. .;r.:. nt- S-s~ i!;,s:-
- = .;st. fcf;. n7a r-:aTh. hs.-vnr... A-.hr7A.
~. irn~::=;:i j. a:;as,. ;9es-::s - t..tn.:s.
~ ;1f =. ri -: :.srs-lld4 of
;tI,,r. viz G,f:v 3:.-=r:h< :. 1ut cce 1ah II
!. ~ H.. :; -tLe t1s~e. s1e!7E r.:ir1-e
s,sv:r the : " .:s.y- +tf.:4t Erti.' aEa y ':tt
nrt. l. ,;l4 rffgE.e = !: = f.St il
r.:A { ,-xb asl: ..drF II. 7.k~a:-. will cs-7r.
, 1869-09-16

REPUBLICAN NDmlhATlpnS,

Tor Errrrscnta.sr" IN Congress fot the State ai
Larry. Gcacsal JOHN 4. LOGAN.
statc Treasurer, ERAsTCS y, BATES.
sure!.ntenslent Of Public Instruction, NEWTON
RATEMAN.
Cor1:1 sslnners of the PenitsnfArr, ELMER
WAsuUCRS and CASrAR BCTZ.
, 1869-09-16

Mr. John Y. Farwell in card pabiished
elsewhere, declines the nomination teu-
dcred to lin, by the temperance party Of
Illinois for the office Of ConGressnat-st-
Large. He assigns two resso2s for his ac~
, 1869-09-16
HOTEL PERSONALS


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w~:r slI. tolin~1ns: = l;eyucr aad :a:nly. r.:s,-
husch: L. rexfrr AMI family, t'ait,uruta; F. F--
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Pittsburgh: J. Jltlte- arl wife, It;H.hrater; y.
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The territurr ilsw united into the King
,.o,n uf Italy was divided. before The war
If ls3:', a1Iung the fe'1uwiug govern
Yuluts.
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nsrEMAN. ~ ''~' e''~''' '>'' ~-'
Coma .s!aners Of the renitcn,larr, ELNER
WAsuDCRS anu CAsrAR BrrZ.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Tie D'm ,--at:c State Convention nj
Sr-t..:i"!a 1.r2@rntef1 a somewhat extra
.r''i:.a.v spectacle. II was melancholy
nrair fr,,.n beginning to end 1t met nn1ler
tI4r sa..t ,.is',nv aasrisrs. and with a cru~
>t'i,.y:.n.~> that il represented what was left
II party that had long since forfeited
f,::''i' confidence And respect. 1t was this
t,:.:-,,is,,,.aess that inlnced the Committee
o: 1:r~,lrt;,as to omit every distinctive
f,-s:u:e Of the Democratic party policy ad-
s">..s.>t' since lS,;n. In order to get rid Of
,::r ,,'s1il,is. rechrd of the party. it skipped
I",.luar.1 ,rrr Seemonr. Blair. rep1leton,
NJ Cl.}lar. nnrslas- buchanan. Pierce,
t':,->. II. utou. Polk. and Van Bn1en, and
,,r1,os<,1 to commence life anew. Sin the
language of nur great leader. jackson"
The resr.. "f I1linnIs cannot he made to
tr''ts. i!a. Jackson Is NOW living. or that
l.. is. III ever was. the leader Of the psrty
II ~l.it'. 1'7vis nn.l Breckenridge were hon.
,.',s7 cl,i..f>- ns nf the party which unee
t:..' l'r..l i'~.-:f 10 he opposed to any 1.far
IT,. ..f.,.:.~'v.a prosecution Of the war" to
t..:nc. ..lcl~ iu arms Ia submission. or tn
r~','rr the authority If tue Onion in the
~.',Haa.y districts. The invocation
If liz nc,n. If Jackson will MT save the
.,fs .l.i.h demanded that Grant should
r,:s fr.. upon II: rc'.cl fortidcations Of
Peter !;:rg. md shat the Federal troops
-1.,:,I.1 l.. wi.h,irorn from the sacred soil
s.' t;- ,r;a. jackson WAS the leader Of tue
,"ffv :i:a: ,'n';"s*ca to employ the most
Il. ..-ivr .lE me :7Arcs in reduce ref'els tt'
IT.. ,l;+.!n... Tli.. fauventua resolved nlsp
y i ". T.. .'lEissinu Of the DclnH-
r. ,';. l's@.y 10 undertake the adminiStr,-
/, =. # TIE government; lint tie nlisfnr-
1.r.r Is, tie st.sitan people had interfered
go. nr,1 tho missionaries have i,eeo
ut Of employment es"r sicec- They
v,.':A: Ill. IL. Yr,,.:, tl'+ir 1a',ors.
II .-.:,v .:ti.r, ,lnr:.r isse;t '' i, favor
-. frs. tr.!r ..1 ;,'in:-ii,e- which il prol'-
:.'1- = misprint for free trade in 1'riuri-
~. They farther resolved that they nre
T.. pos. i lu i1lea"l'ofics, and 70 sn''sit1izing
r"r~.-aii,n.S l,r the 1s.. If the leop't +
,,.,.y as,. the peoples lands "
Ia .l,,. tpcveHti'u male the irony
-: il:~ rte linton more erurlin!i 1sy lsavia;
II. l..-'ifith'n reported and read f'y Ar.
N,'s''L' " Filler. Of Chicago. tl,s hero '.f
H.. Na!..,!l Hallway charter an,l nj the
t.l,,.,,., II,-},,r n,,,l 1),el- T.,ntrou1- Tho
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land, and then adjourned. I: WAS. VI: =
getLer. slim affair.
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on tho horrors Of war, is now eudeavcrip7
to limit the reward Of our stsrgEia areorii.
Ing to its own ideas. The recolIecsio.
Of the eFents that succeeded tue slo-
riou. rising Of our fathers sfi'lI liss :
fresh in our memories, and warns tiermanr
to consult only the requirements Of her osn
Welfare We therefore agasu approach, your
Majesty. reJyinF upon FeHr wisdom :o- t..~
exclusion Of ali foreign interference, an. for
the creztioh,of a state o. things which shall
give hitter security tLsu hi!Atr.o for tLr
Peaceat1s conduct Of nrishbo:i":: ntti,:.
t1y the foundation OF unity Aid Gutssy tay SIR
entire Gerta.n rePplt. and secure the ssa,e
against all attacks
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