The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26
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though France had been trying to fore,
the war upon us for four years, we, b.
our care and by restraining our nahona
self.respect so necessarily outraged y!
France, had prevented It's occurrence, w
mean now for our future safety to dema1lt
the price Of our mighty efforts. We shal
demand only that which we must have TO-
our defense, "a Nobody will be able to &C
cuse US ofwant ofmoderation If I'VE insls
upon this ihSt and equitable demand. l5s
Your ExGellency will make these view
your own, and advocate them In DISCUS
sions. Yg1l,fr r& BIsMKRCK.
More Of Victor Hugo's Gasconade'
LONDON, Sept. sS.
The following is the final portion o
Victor Hug0's address TO the German peo
pie: "And then q last word. Paris driver
to the last l.! Paris sustained by all up,
risen France can conquer and should
conquer, and you viii have attempted O.
a dead ElosS tlIis, violence which already
rouses the world In the cause Of peace
against the words, destruction, abolition
and death, N0!.aParis will not be de-
stroyed. IfitisS destroyed materially i
will augment morally. In running PaTis
you sanctify itigi The scattering Of the
stones will be 10 dispersion OF ideas. Fling
Paris to tho fouE Winds and you will only
make each grain Of that dust seed OF tAe
future, that sep1lcher which will cry LIB
erty, Equality, Fraternity. Paris Is q
soul. Burn our ediaces they are only
our bones. Their smoke will take shape
and will become enormous and living, and
will mount, up, to, heaven, and there Will
be seen lotl the Horizon Of The peoples
above US, above you, above all and every
thing, attesting our glory, attesting your
shame, that great spectre OF pdarkneS9
aid of light, Paris. Now, i have done.
Germans, If you persist, be It so. You are
warned. Go, attack the walls ot Paris
Under your bombs and yonr mitratlle
she will defend herself. As for me, an
old man, I will DO there, without; arms.
It Is proper for me to be with the people
who are dying. ] complain that you are
with kings who are killing re- s.2f'Js ,s at.la h,
The Battle of Monday.sThe! French
}.Ei AZ Badly Handled. "a !, z. z. ~. u,
The following account Of Mondays bat
tie isIfrom the Opinion NdtiondN! On Sun.
day, evening. Gen. sDucrot marched his
troops into the neighborhood of Chatlllon.
Al fiye O'clock next morning the French
tirallelfs began to be active and were rel
pulsed, but not vigorously BY the PusSlan
At morn the French ,asttileI :E
took up poatoq; Il sna 4be SpsHse pdrea,;oS & ,Se
S9oS11S s0oI Is ,d,nts i1o enemy ishowed himself.
FofiRdlf m hour ithers was no movement
by 4Iie;i 3eTTnaln1s. Theythe began to re.
IL ANN n n fringe Of wood. Several
~ FioSSI; ; i1letschinents then moved! forward
a III srtnred :the iGiades, especially on the
ESe F,srcI. % len > to carry ,bvt tie ibaYonet.
T1ts i 'cI,frssseurs fyentured TOO far, and
sottiIi = s,5 denlv IN q strong body Or Ger.
;ss,,a S,,ffsred I'eavy' losses AT tliat mo.
ment t,' some Of our troops came up on the
c5fns n Pr1issiaIIs al almost point BLANK
ronge The Iatter, lad our men, en- at d great
adsS ntagc IIt Thev! SEEMED to be quite at
i;3rSa IA Is bsI;y6odai Z EVERY; trec was d
fortif st cation .from witch tlievvn took de.
i;hsra ] ~ aim \ INA Ifirinp was incessant
o;SIt SeFv fiSrrc 16JuEt5 nj this time b bat
tsiinn Xiii t3f Nohiles Ri The Denafttnent OF
the Slime, came M and began firing into
the sFi6t where our 10th regiment, was
sfsti6ned which threw the latter into dis
order and caused their precipitate retreat.
-. III: 'S.iH oyyno.
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bi% HTiI 10 u, 5se Tso,,,,;,o,,, sSnt 94I
a. a. ;3a ~ : %. ,n t1a-:osS ,,onr .por,s
aisatcn lIoLl :, 4liesS S f-;ee a.,
to-aay staM lnAs .nts @ ,tsra I hsord ~ so;no \.
ing:and' cano1naaing ,Me!e ,,.sH nsS S;as;ro, @
On lnl Il tat.ls w y tls .I It ssTI4 to tfoes cr
" observed Ironl Ine netgnss ,ats;,s t "s9YY N.Y. !
titct was IN progEe pus nU uSsSS. st"h. =, ,bo
A letteE itol = sSS n ~ II q ~ rs11 %
SUtn, says tasts " II Snothsr
let!olaty NM Isds are
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furiopsg agalnst tne Esen! lsaEeIS : ,as. nv
express nesslyes ASua ~ Srti,o1;tS e TLs
agaInst ~ EepLe9ensatSo ~ .oiuo ~ HoteI ~
evident olsosiuon Is9 seLEg ~, ~ hoSf,ors
Ville as an lt ~ ~ 4,,;p nionS
.n;If t;Tf ha dtfic,,lt !, IL is impossible to saw
what viii be the effect Of tbelt obtaining
control al the government, but the people
dread Ipillage and assassination. can arm.
istice now would save the liycs and prop.
erty. Of thousands Of citizens. People ol
the more peaceful order dread e1Prus-
stains taf TlesSy thaHthe desperate rlftiana
belonRine, Is lie lower quarters. ai ,,i,3tfI N
.Gl ,fsBgrL., atnx,, n, p W0uI.g lpdlI ID
~ 4 ,sisnSs5scl fro Gam Won 5j KrelIzie al a.
T6gl ,states: q. Yesterdsy A, The town was !, y,
q detsrnin ed resistance Tho lombard
ment had been continued several daysi
causing great damage and qesnoylng tne
buildings Ia; stoEmng parry
first advanced and afterwards tne F9,,; fraS'
sian ial forces carried y py storm !he Dei
sieged SURRENDERED to the Prusslans alln'