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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
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hl arefull, auipg y "',t, iittti "ri rpct +
clean cotton With TO- lEtmei, aud pisrr d rarr.
tally die catll. aad y u rrseinr tir arrive The
pain VIII instantly coa-e when tie nerve il uet
quite cxpn-.d repeated Application Siil have ne
effect d rah,'a tbs pain, though not soon
Whore tlofe , 30 caf5y ~ decay, bathing the
guinz repeatedly sill stop The pain With equal
certainty Full directions accompany eaeh let
tle Resp lhe bottle well cofitd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Fum IiadHsbutg, ~ ,eomes nu.
faIlteoi young gentleman u that
State aho happened q le attn WEDDING
pmty u which Mrs b., the wife u
Il Methodist minister, WIS presout Oar
young friend was iond Of pleasantly,
and at the supper table brought her Il
huge plate q meat. etc, enough for
bali dozen, saying When you want
moro just back up your eat viii, f."
said the lady, 81 can get tie same
donln4 to dfaw Il !" Tie reply seems
new, AID good enough 70 carry the
cart part which always was aa an
eient MIllar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

cncd, falling hair checked, aud bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore the lolliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophiod aud docayed
But such as remain can he ayed for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of louling the hair with o pasly sod
meut, il will kept clean and vigorous.
IFS occasional use win prevent Tile hair
from turning gray or falling Of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleierious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 The hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm il. II wanted
merely for q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

iieW SHEElnAN WENT IL SrF
Hs RlnE-D urns the late meeting
Il liie oi.icen Il tlc Army II tho
Potomac ia Philadelphia, NJ Puga.
toe cHttfri 1sing manager of poets.
lecturers sud artists. rendered a. q
Hnmeef Of ihe assembled heroce. an
invitation g. t.at thc exhibition a.
sheridaH'f Ride, al fhe Academy 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10


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far
aula 8et@ ~
a1au Who
gHa re
D. W
ar siTo uefdf8.
carpet ssh wh bl
- ale tlsts r a.a
Ihe maa aH O.
il d u lin
tHus ul t.t aleni cid 81
nu.i fk 8 fl q 80 maias.
aH lde irae ue aha base
piael IS snake uca mise,alle h1
at ihua
bn liaa ~ h0aii.
h nat ia Isl f
haa Yaa n2ne
4l ala - which llie isd't
addicted 1he mirror
i b9'fi landlord Is California
lltc expense ~ 5 gong hF teep.
ing loe whore iaii be pll ga
lauer.
Debating Cinb lately dhcu I'D
3 Important ana ton. WlaihcI
ledge of laymcak Z
tbe nt folse f.m 0rina.nct 4.
IFdull weather affect you mann
warm hearted rl and make
san hinc fr YeufIf Bachelor
if iud th ff hpcfior Fl eiihe
billiard Burgundy
III Africa, il any one come belort
the king without full-lress eosiuml
that Is, y straw hat. aud a ring il
the nose lis head goes into thl
waste baske, before BE- can winI
rgire.
The Rea est style for dressing th'
bair called TIE Cleopatra. TIL
hair i brushed high 81 The forehead
aad braided low ii the neck, ur
rounded ~ large imitation snake
which IS eoilcc around tie head
The late Duke 81 York once re
marked to Colonel w.. at the mes
81 the Eleventh Regiment, that th
colonel was uucommonly bald, an,
although a much younger man thai
his Royal lIiglness, lo stood il
moro need Of a wig. The colonel
Hho had been Of very long FtaudinI
il the service, and whose promotion
had been ~ no means rapid, inform
81 his Royal llighness that his bald
ness could easily BE- accounted for.
In what manner asked th
duke.
30 which Colonel w, replied;
By my JUNIOR officers stcppin
over my head.
The duke was SO pleased with I'll
reply, that the gallant colonel r,
ceiyed promotion in few days.
The other day some ladies wei
out visiting. There being It'll
two-year-old present, one Of the d
dies asked him file would not Ri
hfr lie answerod.
No.
"NYhat is the oason yon win u,
Hiss mofn
Pm TOO little to kiss You Pap
will Kiss yon. Papa kisses all I'll
big girls.
Ilc was permitted 70 play with h
toys.
Dutch proverbs That Is bad i,
ligion which makes rs hate Tic reli-
ion y oiher people.
Spring is the tine - brush mp
All nalufc Is putting on uew Attn
and homes should he made nttra,
tAc
Fow peoplc ever ~ amy gres
reputation lor generosity who civ
oily adeice. Advice u somclhin
like nutc Of hand mt Of accom-
unless well endorsed.
81 observer of human nature y
ports ibai he has seen some .eopI
tossing tie poculiarity II tire
iends right hand, Ten han,
aed little behind hand,
Ais GlntWy has Bu organ viii
aat stops Il i-llot tongue Slt
By discovered that iho Smiths, ne,
epor, had cast bret twice thi. wecI
llley really cant afford ii, 20
know"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

For restoring Gray Hair to
It's natural Vitality and Color

4 aros ing Whitl,
y ~ once agreeable
healthy, aud oilcetual
for preserving the
hair Faded o. g,ug
hair IS soon utord
% is of'gtadl color
isiM hc gloss oed
freshness II youth
Thin hair Is thick
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
Sud nn llaaa~e Of D.
pulmonary Organs.

TINS preparation haanow hcoH before the pub
be thirty two ycarH, Fifteen yaar- j. has been in
the hauds Of the prcsonl propHeior,, aud the
constantly increasing tales IS thu best guaranty
If public approval. We have tho names 81 more
than thousand persons, Chat $50 might publish,
a. youcbing for is efficiency, but wo deem those
below quito efficient.
We arc confident, that the printing Of lohgthy
certificates VIII, whore the Baisam Is known, "
deemed entirely fupcrlaota we therefore aek
your attention 70 the nameH d those below BE-
have sold aud used Il for years.
The Ingredients composing tins remedy bayc
long boon Ia use ana approved by the medical
Faculty Some 81 thcm thoy have rosoriod 10 IN
an casaa 81 rgimona., Discusses consequently
Dr. Wilcox presents no claim 10 tho discovery
except what rolates t. this remedy as compouud-
3D.
W. know ius medicine win redeem N va say
aheo ac assure yuu that q remedy cannot be
tonnd that mll produce moro happy effect on
thc Pulmonary Organs We do not tspoct any
that have used It Will gainsag what Re have said.
Wndo not beleya sneh person ean hu found
Tho following retrnces cen Do thed upon az
coming from persons vino cpGIj no. 90 induced
70 spbzcnbo IL tlisW public W.uarr t3 uedtenp,
ifitdid uat pe-aess ral merit Aaay - u,am
have ioll ts, too much cannot ~ faid 81 ~ ia.
gor, ana That th,y were glad 81 a opportunity TO-
thus publicly anhaerbe 10 ita sntuu-
Nm D.. tlNSEs Is Co., North bennington,
j. q SHuHIIH-l, Bennington w.
j. w. lqrI North AdauF, Blsss.
II. q. StIiEiEYES North HNunick n 5
a .a.s 4 IE-.s ID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
OUR FATHERS HOUSE
OR
The UnWritten Word.

BY Daniel March, authur 81 the popular Night
scenes This master in thauehi and language shows
us Gttn.d riches and beauties n the Great H8Hse with
rs blooming flowers. singing birds waving palms
rolling ciuud., heaatiul bow, sacred mouHtaius, de-
zhitai rivers mighty 0ceans, laundering vpices hlI-
king heavens sad wst universe with c0lHtltss beings
u lllteHs a worlds uH reada To- us 10 each ihe IT.
written Word l.nso ilnted D per, ornate eneruyiugs
and sBpefb binding Send fnr circular IN which il o.
iuli description and lHifcesa COMMUNICATIONS Is iha
press, ministers lnd college profess ~ VI me strong
20 pnFsibr lau-aagr. ZElGLEi AoeCRDY 60.
10. Main SAG spHHaHeid Mass -4Nls
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
COASTWiSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through Line to
California and China.
Freight and Passage Greatly Reduced.

i Through Line 70
California and China.
Freight and Passage Greatly Reduced.
First class Steerage.
$l25 to Sl7u. $50.
according to location of berth.
These include berth board and al necessaes for
the trip.
Steamers of the above line pier No. AZ North river,
foot of Canal street, at IL o'clock noon.
On 4th aud of each month, except when those
Gays IA on Sunday, then the day previous. - :.
One hundred pounds Of baggage free 10 each adult Med
cine and attendance free.
RADIO, Captain Farnsworth. -.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco October 1870
for China and Japan. .
All freight for San Francsco will 80 fast and be re-
ccived until p NJ Monday, Sept 10. 49,
Freight for Central America and South Pacic ports viii
be received until r. M. Saturday, Sept H. only AL
the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
charges &c.
apply at the o0ce, pier No. A North river.
-fr' Il. X. BABY, Agent.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
= Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. :.
MANHATTAN Wednesday, September IA
ITALY - saturqsy, sepsmpsr
current rates of exchange Apply at THOMPsONS Pas
sage office, 73 Broadway, corner OF Rector street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFIcIAL
u passports OF the Department of State issued by A. o.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, II Chambers
street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

IpOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Old line. Freight low.
The well known first class sIdewheel steamship
BIENVILLE
j. y. Baker, commander
viii leave pier No. 36 North river Saturday September
II, at +. NJ Freight 25c. per cubic foot.
Freight taken at through rates from ST. Louis mobile and
Galveston.
For freight PASSAGE having superior sccon
apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX Il CO.,
u Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

17E It'll Az, THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM-A
i - competent woman desires the washing OF n few
gentlemen families would go out by the day; best city
reference.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

r ApIEs-wORR FURNISHED AT HOME TO PAY FOR
first Sewing Machines by inssmens Instruction
free. NEW YORK MACHINE STITCH COMPANY,
a. Bleecker street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

GAN DOMINGO LINE
Puerta Plata,
Samana and St. Domingo City.
The United States mail steamship
TYBEE,
Captain Il. A. Delaney.
will leave pier No. North river for the above pors on
Thursday sept ID, at three O'Clock +. NJ.
For freight or pass age apply to aa
20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

7c1 7TH Av., BETWEEN 18TH AND GOTH sTs.-A
lOI respectable wishes few gentlemen's wash
fng good Ieierenc II rcqured
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

NOOK.-A WOMAN, WITH GOOD REFERENCES RE-
qulred al lU3 Henry ST., Brooklyn; German or French
"a
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

TWO GOOD SKIRT AND TWO GOOD WAIST MAKERS
/ wanted also improvcr and apprentice. Apply for
three days Al West lth ST. door west OF unlversy
MIA
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

ANOTEEa HOAIoIDE.-Mr. Jos.
G.. ROllison, living ct the ferry al
Big Black river, on the ViCkSburQ
and Meridian railroad, was brutal
ly assassinatsd yesterday morning
about ~ o'clock by 6 negro. The
negro attempted to cross at the fer
~, when Mr.. ROllison, suspectinS
the mule he was riding TO be q
stolen one, asked him II II was not
so. The negro replied that IL he,
ROlliSOn, would 60 on to the sta
ton, (BOVina,) be would prove that
the mule was not stolen. On the
way Mr.. RollisOn was shot in the
back, the ball lodging in the back
part Of the neck causing instant
death, tits supposed. Two negroes
near by heard q yell, and on coming
up found this negro standing by
the body and who then said be
would go for help. That was the
last seen of him. The eorOners
inquest held by Justice Ulm, Of
Big Black, decided the deceased
came to his death by q pistol ball
from unknown hands. The officers
are in pursuit of the murderer and
we hope soon to report his arrest.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
EDITORIAL ~BREvnrIES.

Peanuts are said to be a sure cure
for the liver complaint.
There are 800 nunnerles Of vari.
GUS grades In the United States.
An English woman has willed
$4,000 to JEFF. Davis.
One hundred and fifteen women
are at present suitors for divorce In
the Indiana courts.
Mrs. Clark, who recently muir.
dered her three children In Indiana,
is lying at the point of death.
Milwaukee claims TO be the great
primary wheat market Of the
world, The receipts Of -four last
year were 765,O42 barrels, and Of
wheat II, 1885 bushels. The ship.
ments were 1,2lO,l9O barrels Of
-four and l4,27l,S6O bushels Of
wheat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

WE have received an excellent
Southern monthly magazine, The
Gulf States, published by Addison
q Co., New Orleans, and edited BY
3. +. Russell and D. Redmond. Il
is devoted to agriculture, 10. Price
70 per annum.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

THE four sovereigns now exer.
cising absolute power within the
boundaries Of the United States,
are Generals Ames, Terry, Candy,
and Reynolds. There are other
Military Kings In the country, but
the four here mentioned arc the
most potential at present. They
have more power over their sub
jects than the Gar Of Russia has
over hia.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

Y. n. T. q L. A.--YOung men
who rightly feel a disgust for dis.
sipatiOn and immOralities, and
who desire to become elevated In
manhood and moral worth, become
a member Of this Association. II
is not puritanical or illIberal In liz
nature, but seeks to do yOn good.
Let ne join hands In aid of this
good movement and build our.
selves up In true manly worth.
The meeting Is next Tuesday night
and ladies are especially invited,
Remember, at Hunt's Hall.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

ORGANIZATION or THE NEW On.
LEANs, BATOH ROUGE AND VIcKs.
BURG RAIERoAD COMPAHY.-A
nesting Of the stockholders Of the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and
Vicksburg Railroad Company wa
held, . few days since, In Parlor P,
81. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
for the purpose Of electing Direc.
tors. The following gentlemen
we're elected:
Thos. q. Bates, Geo. w. Cochran,
j. v. Aver; Michael Hahn, D. w.
q. Sanford, John Fleming, j. 4.
Tucker, George 8. Lacy, V. X. Ste
vens0n, A. II. Harman, ". 7. Kcr-
nan, George "A. Rea and John l..
'GubernatOF.
AIT P. n, the directors Assem-.
bled for the purpose of organizing.
Thomas G. Bates was elected Presi-
dent, and George w. Cochran Vice
President and General Superinten.
dent.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


A large number Of our citizens
assembled &C Hunts Hall last ov-
eHing, By the courtesy Of the
Young Mems Christian AssOola.
ton, who are in possession Of the
hall.
Gen. Adams was called to the
Chair and addressed the meeting In
9 speech Fsplets with sound sense.
Il being ct s late hour when we
write this report, aud the secreta-
rvs copy Of the full proceedings
being yet In the hands Of our
neIghbOr, the Times, we can only
give . synopsis Of what was done.
Major Paxton, chairman OF the
committee on organization, through
Major TheObald, 3 member thereof,
reported q constitution aud bylaws
for the government of the Associa-
ton, which we're adopted with q
few alterations. The Association
Is TO be known as the Public In
prOvement Association Of Vicks.
burg, the object thereof being in.
dicated by the name.
Major MCCardle offered q
resolution ~favoring the remov-
al Of the State capital to Vicksburg
and for the appointment Of q COM
mittee to 60 TO Jackson and act In
f~uFtherance Of this object. The
resolutions were accompanied by
eloquent and convincing remarks
from Major McCardle aud Judge
COWan, and were adopted. Col.
Hunt offered Q resolution that 0
committee be appointed to memo
rialize Congress TO erect here q
building for 9 custOm.house, post
Office, and holding U. S. Courts
Adopted.
The following committee were
appointed for the purpose Of the
resolution Of Major McCardle -
Msssrs. Simrall, Blakemore, Walk
er, Barber, Kuhn, and Burwell.
For the purpose Of the resOlu-
ton Of Col. Hunt the fOllO wing
committee were appointed Messrs.
Hunt, Marshall, Simrall, Buck,
Fisher and Geo. c. Mckee. Capt.
Barnes moved that the perfecting
Of the organization be deferred un-
Ill next meeting. Adopted.
Col. Hunt offered q resolution
that q committee be appointed to
with the North Louisiana
railroad for the purpose OF remov-
ing the depot from Delta to DesOto.
and Messrs. Hunt, Pax.
ton and Barber appointed on said
COMMITTEES.
Upon motion Of Mr. Fulkerson
an addition was made to the com.
nittees previously appointed to
prepare addresses to the planters
Ind spinners and manufacturers, SO
that those committees stand On
address to planters, Messrs. Full
IersOn, COwan, McCutchen, Man
.Ove, Polk, Willis aud Wick. On
committee for an address to foreign
Ipinners, Messrs. Lamkin, Moody,
and the chairman.
Upon motion of Major Paxton,
t was resolved that the Commit
Zoe Of Arrangements for a place of
meeting, be allowed further time
10 report, and that they effect ar
rangements with the Y. N. C. & L.
Association, for the use of their
lall, or provide some other suitable
place for the meeting.
Upon motion of Mr.. Kuhn, it
vas resolved that a committee be
to enroll members and
fees, and Messrs. Kuhn,
Buck and Bowen were appointed.
Upon motion 1t was resolved that
Iuitable accommodation be pro-
Vided for the press reporters, aud
be invited to attend all meet
ings.
The Secretary was entrusted TO
procure books, etc.
Upon motion the meeting adj.
burned.
AN0TEEg HOAIcIDE.-Mr. Jos.
G.. ROllisOn, living ct the ferry at
Big Black river, on the ViCkSburg
md Meridian railroad, was brutal
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
EMEEKLI HERALD


A A Aa4&@ 44MA&8
aHE
lathe general scramble for the
posiEon ofUni1ed States Senator,
hons ere working more esaaous.
b 81 g~sismalieally ian ne Sec.
feialy o. State, ne Rev. james
Lynch. Few men anywhere sx.
eIcas the same influences among
those % whom they ere known,
20 docs the Secretary, with the
c0lorsd people Of Mississippi.
The wisost and most sagaciOuS
hlindly follow bis diCtation. Some
few believe him interruptions, bat
theyjustly Il upon the ground Of
political necessity. It would be
nothing but justice to give him the
position. He has earned lt by his
labOFs for the party. He 10 GER
tainly as intelligent IS any ofthose
who now aspire to the position.
That party owes It's existence to
the cOlOTed men ofthe State, and
they should be rewarded for their
political fidelity. It cannot be
claimed that the Secretary Is
not competent to Gil the posi-
ton, since the vigorous canvass
which he made in this State, prov
ed him 9 man Of great OratOrical
power, Of learning and Of genius.
Upon the score Of intelligence he
would reflect a. much honor In the
United States Senate % any man
who aspires TO . seat there. II.
the party is not dishOnOred by
making him Secretary Of State be.
cause Of his being COlOred, 1t GER
tainly vim not be IL be is seRttO the
Senate. II be is good enough to
BE- Secretary Of State in Misslsslp.
pi, &c Is good enough to represent
Mississippi. Therefore, we say.
elect him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


DE. MAgK u WALksa will lee
ture to ladies only ct the theatre,
thIsP ?. n. At 3 O'Clock. We bed q
long conservation with tie Doc.
toF(D Yesterday and-by our hall
domestic put Us mi good lhmOr
directly. But then wensyeF could
resist the asclnations Of ; woman
especially IL she be 3 female, sad
that DF. Walker certainly is. w
think II she had staid and talked
90 Interestingly awhile longer we
should have thrown down the
gage Of battle in her defence
against the imputsti0ns and slan-
ders Of her assailants. AZ IL
Il We pronounce her far different
from what she is represented and
altogether Too feminine for her
icn. Well, Ee arc : Eoman's
Fighfer-that is, we believe they
ahoulh have ell their Fights-every-
thing they want-and more too.
Let them vote and hold Office and
practice ~plofessiOns, and wear
breeches i-dog-gone Il, haven't
they q right t0T
We hope s0me Of our brethren
Of The Interior pres will make en-
- a.
aHt4nt1Meut 10E u q lecture on
this Snbleet. We'd Ike 70 get our
hand IN.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

The frst number Of Mr. Theil.
gard's new paper st Meridian, ne
Mississippi AgrieultuFalisi, is at
and. We wish the enterprise
abundant anccess.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

In Marshall county, Mississippi,
last year, S55 marriage licenses
were issued.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

PEoPLB may say what they will
about jackson. They may call Il
dead and aplayed out !" but Jack
con hes something 70 bOast Of in
her Edwards House,7 kept by thai
prince Of landlords, nilzheim. Il
L a hEsl class, elegant establish
meat throughout. The rooms are
neat and comfortable, The bed
sweet and eIean, the eAting-Oh my
AMI but the eating Is most excel.
lehC And thia Ell hecanse Hilz.
heim--lhe dolly old dogS-knoWs
hOp % keeps hotel. You betl
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
VICK SBUR GP PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
The Chamber Of Commerce.
FOR THE YICKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-16

armies invading our sister republic at Vera
Cruz, she thought she saw the disruption and
end Of the United States. Austria, ther efore,
at this moment, and other European Powers
which will presently appear in the foreground
still advise King William, even at this eleventh
hour, to conquer France after the only method
in which she ever will be ccnquered-viz., by
rising to the height of magnanimity that will
offer her true friendship and lasting peace.
United Germany, including the Austro-Ger-
manic provinces, will not then have new
Poland of forty millions on the west to reach
unseen hands across to the old, disrupted and
partitioned Poland on the east.
In this safer attitude the German empire
will represent progress rather than reaction,
and peace rather than war. France, cured of
her follies and of her restless ambition, will be
made a sincere ally, and not an implacable
foe. Her great reverse will be the germ of
her still greater future glory, and, receiving
and imparting strength by their more intimate
conjunction, two peoples already kindred in
blood and tradition since the days when the
taeur de Us was made the device of the princes
who came up from the marshes of the Rhine
and afterward established the Frankish
dominion, may have reason to bless the hour
when, injustice repealed and usurpation over
thrown, their mutual welfare became the
charge of the Emperor William.