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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
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Entsn on the Year 1850
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md in Ill the attributes OF
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its only rivals in the Northwest in the oxtent and
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04

New Ulm, Mimi, Feb. 2, 1880.
Editor Reriew:
Be kind enough to allow the fol-
lowing to appear in the columns of
your esteemed paper:
a convention of the sugar cane grow
CTS of Minnesota was held at Minnea-
polls Jan. 22d and 23d, 1880. We could
not send delegate to attend said con.
vention, but furnished the same with
samples Of sugar and syrup manufact-
ured by us, which fact we have not
seen mentioned in any Of the reports
concerning the convention. Our sam.
Piles were very small and therefore
probably overlooked. But what strikes
us the most was, the doubt expressed
by some OF those present, that we in
Minnesota would be unable to manu-
facture sugar from amber cane, free
from the peculiar sorghum taste. Per.
NIT us to place herewith small sam.
pie of sugar and some syrup produced
ut our factory in your hands; and
please give us your opinion, if, when
you compare our sugar and syrup with
the raw product of the South, you be-
lieve Minnesota cane sugar can in re.
gard to quality compare with that of
the South. Considering the difficult.
ties we had to overcome before we
commenced work, and in what condi-
ton the cane was when worked up;
which facts you are cognizant of. You
are entirely competent to givea clear
and just opinion in the mattev.
Respectfully yours,
A. WEsTPHAL,
Sec. of the New Ulm Sugar mfg. Co.
Referring to the above, we are sorry
to say that this week we can neither
devote the time or space the subject
demands. The citizens of New Uln
and vicinity are nearly all cognizant of
the difficulties under which the CON-
pany labored last fall before getting
the manufactury in running order.
The cane having lain exposed to the
elements, until late in the season, be.
fore it could be worked up, it naturally
lost much of it's sacha1ine qualities;
yet we must say that the samples plac.
ed on our sanctum table by Mr.. West.
phal are of very good and marketable
quality. The sugar, while not being
entirely free from the cane taste, is
fully as good as the New Orleans vel.
low sugar and has much better color,
and we believe with proper machinery
it could be manufactured into sugar
equal to any in the market. The syrup
is also of very good quality.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04

In order to be up with the balance
of the world, some of the more enter
prising ladies of this city have arrang-
ed a leap year dance for to. morrow eve
ming at Union Hall, and propose to give
the youthful sprouts and the older
branches of the male portion of the
human family a grand opportunity to
see howit is themselves, land to taste the
sweets of preference and courtesy ex.
tended by the fair sex, mingled with the
bitterness occasioned by the tumult of
doubts and fears, hopes and expecta-
tions. Oh,the Toys will have lots of
fun;and as the ladies have arranged and
provided for everything in their own
good way,it will be cheap fun, too.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
Ltt1ld Office Notice
Land ONCE at REDWOOD FALLS, MINI,
January 18th, 1850.

January 18th, 1850
: Notice IL hereby given that the foliowine-nam
ed settlers have 6led notice OF their intention TO
make hnal proof In support oftheir claims and ss.
cure dnal entry thereof at the expiration Of forty
%. 1850, ct the U. 9. Land ONCE Redwood Falls
MINI.
August stoll. Homestead Applicant No. 40 foe
the Est half North East quarter Of Section g.
Township Ill, RaDge 81. and nsmes the following
~ his witnesses. Wig: Z. Andreas AndFeas II Nj.
c0llet County. and Anton Hansen Of Nicollet Co
+. Andreas AndresS-HGmestesd applicant No.
400 for the Lot No. u, u Section lS Township Ill
aanEe 81, and names the following ~ his wifnes-
sea, viz: Anton 0t0il Of Nic0llet County, and Al.
ton Hanson Of EtcOIlet County.
w r. DuxnIxoroH, Register.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
For Sale or Rent.

A good farm in the town Of Ridgely
NicOllet county, with good house. Is
acres are under plow and the premises
are supplied with plenty water. Fol
particulars enquire of WIN HUMMEL
New Ulm, Mimi.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04

sOAS LlssllluS CranclenC papers
should never omit to have them
weighed at the postoffice and sufficient
ly prepaid--else they cannot be for
warded to their destination. When
papers that ars insuficiently prepaid
inadvertently go through, the post.
master at the office of delivery is re.
quired to collect double the amount of
the deficiency. The prepaid rate for
printed matter is one cent for every
Two ounces or fraction, but in no in
stance should any writing appear on
the margin of such matter, as is too
often the case. Letters are also fire.
quently enclosed in ttird-class matter.
which subjects the whole package to
letter postage. Two instances of
this kind have been with
IN month brought to our notice. In
one case the penalty amounted to 49,.
80 and in the other $l.2O. nearly as
much as the articles were worth in
either case.
The building committee appointed
by the Commissioners of Nicollet Co.
at their recent session, visited and in
spected the court house at Anoka last
week preparatory to having plans and
specifications made for the new court
house to be built at St. Peter the
coming season. The majority of the
commissioners believing that they are
IN the right, will go on with the work
despite the petitions and remonstran.
ces from part of the county. Nicol-
let county has kept her records in the
old wooden shell at St. Peter long
enough, and as we understand that
the projected court house can be built
and paid for from available funds on
hand, and without issuing a single
dollar in bonds, we can see no good
reason why part of the county should
object to the building of the same, un.
less county seat removal is project.
ed in the near future.
A young man by the name of Will.
liam Kotz, coachman for Mr.. Charles
Mcclellan, came to my store one morn.
ing complaining that his feet hurt him
very badly, ard expressing fears that
they were FROST bitten. He had in vain
tried to get relief by consulting physi-
clans, and had endeavored, without
success, to ease the pain by rubbing
his feet with snow and ice, the remedy
applied in such cases. Being exposed
a great deal to the cold by his occupa-
ton, his feet got worse daily, until one
day he tainted in the street. A few
days after he again came to my store
and showed me his feet. I have seen
Il great many sores in my life, but
nothing to equal this, and was afraid
the poor fellow would lose limbs. He
asked me for st. Jacobs Oil; but at
first refused, as / did not wish to
take the responsibility upon myself,
not being great admirer of so-called
Patent Medicines. However, some
friends, who h appened to be in the
store ut the time, begged me to give
the St. Jacobs OIL to the sufferer; 80
we rubbed his feet we'll with the Oil,
and he took the remainder with him.
After nine days the same man again
came into my store, perfectly well,and
requested me to write to you of this
most wonderful cure, he also stated,
that two other persons had been cured
of Rheumatism by the same bottle
which helped him. JOHN Jensen.
Avon, Lorraine Co., Ohio, Jan. II, 70.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
LEAP YEAR.

1T COMES But ONCE IN FOUR YEARS AND
THE FAIR SEX PROPOSE TO MAKE
THE MOST OF 1T, AND SHOW THE GEN
TLEMEN HOW 1T OUGHT TO BE DONE,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me are res.
pectfully but urgently requested tt
settle their accounts before March LIST
next, and thereby save costs.
QCIRIN SCHEIBLE
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Its Weekly Review of tho Markets,
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The subscription price Of tho Weekly waa last yess
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-26

= Das perbaltaibmabis rei4ne S6al
In hsitm Qanee tR wobl bas Etal bes
efbt8t peer QtAa In yenn(ylpanien, tp.l.
der 6lue. nahbem ct bas toblenrelae
tno eilenrtiGe Carbon County burh
Front bat, i1& tsi Cation I'm pennlglaa,
ntfhsn County Ncrtbtamntcn In ben
Dslapare sreset. Auf elmer Strsde
BON IS Wsilen in Der 9dnae unb BON nur
3 Netlsn ia Der Breite, beFuo.t lid bit
fcg.nannte qeeiab. @ruppe pon 5u@Sien,
81 an Der 3abl, pom wslaer seseumart!.
50 I'm Bstrtsbe Rno. Dargn!er beHnssa
it ois srShtep. bic nod isn,als In pislsm
Qantt erritt.t murben. 3ulammen lie,
fern btsie 5o&aftn iabrli@ absr 600, 600
Sonnsa Nobeiien, Elm Ganitel alss In esn
Der. Staatsn fatri,jrten Rotsiltns.
Das basu psrweabsts Ct, bsasb. etna our
5alfte aus masnstiidsm Gr, uao sur
5al|te aus 8otb. unp Braunei1enRsln.
Das erRaeeannte sssisb. uaesiasr SO,
lne bas lsbi3snannte unsefibr 40 pro.
,en t an metallildsm Gilsn. Das maine.
tide Gr, tommt msiaens aus benz Staats
Nsw Ssritg wabr,no bas 6ama!it, NIT
Nasnabme eints tleinsn aus Syanien uno
1frita impartirten 19eilss, i'm esda 5bal
SsSraten nirb.
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i6iitternees qahsn. BE bastrt Sc.
(falt 1udte unb bebte barunter.

Ralt ludte unp bebte barunter. -
Das mar sraulam uffenber,ts, murmelt
ts er tsiler, sraulam - srauiam - BE
5cffnuns olsip nit etnsm &eulsnlhlase
iu tSptsn, bab Fe f@ ni&t msbr ratst !!
Sd babe Dir nidts wstter metr au lasen
= mir fnb eefdispen - peiu Vatertaus
bat flrber teinem Naum mebr fir bid, tu
eetSrii Don nun on unbebinoert betusr
partsi an SHUTTER. MIR taten bsute un.
fern Spbn perloren
Sn psr3meifeltsr Wbwebr rang ife bic
5anbe. 6alt etn, bu Seriinbisf bid. pa
ter, rief iIt, rtr Corn pertlsno,t bid llnb
rann mar Hs tsi benz Sobne unb lsste ID.
rem Nrm un i.insn Nadsn. = @"3 =
aus meintn Nussn - fort - fort !!
rief aser ssr Rranfe NIT erlSidenbtr Stim
me, nit auss.ftrsdtem Gins.r nod psr
1bdr wsiienp. IS
llno la4te lSfe Der Sotn ah ba aus
hem, arm Der Muttsr; sann tafhtt er
nad tes 0atsrs 5anr, prs6ts feline 5tlrn
sarauf anb perltes f&wsieeno bas 3tmmsr.
DITTO tapptt llh burh BEN buntlen 6lur
bic Ireppsn binauf In lsine Stubs. Dort
fab er In ienem eumrfen 5tubriten ssr.
(unlen, aus en- tstn 'tlarer @epanie iI&
asaaItet, bic srefler Qtdtldtln ien Guss
tlsnbele unb ct feline S&wsfsr Dor ad iab.
@srdufAlss, suie 5fe etnBetreten war,
fsute, iie bic erobe Qampe auf ben ,Iiid
une atns su itrem Bruoer.
Darnm bif eu bsnn nod i'm Dunfsln,
Otto? fraste fs fleunolih. Dir wOaen
irst raid Nits 70 BED als mSslid MAIDEN,
eamit bir unitre tlsine Befheruns impo
atrt, 10 gang psrfeblt parf bisftr Dsib>
nadtsatsno eenu bod niht poriibtrssben.
ese. l8prtfesuns folet.
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V Cine ansen.tms Steauns. Sn Der
gtate BON Nen5srsiirdsn muros, ais bic
S6uls umssbaut uno In 6olse bsGsn ius
BEN asSrer e!ne anssrs s6obuuns bef9afIt
wstpia muhte, dolssaosS bura Sie @aeas
bffannt ssmadt, Soalsia wire Der
pkrs psrfsisert, bann mirb bsr S9ul.
msi1sr psrasssreirt rsr ben aeeorOirsn
nil, eaan sleitt aui bic Bride tommsn.
Damn wureeu benz b.tr. asbrsr por etnistm
1assn pou psm 5srrn garsermsia.r bret
Wart Strafe anssisbt, neil r wdbreao
Der S6uIauaee I'm Saul,!mmer, bss son
8Inssrn stsrfaat III, elm GtnIt,r UTsn
is9su lis6 une saifeIbe aui Iuforberune
sss 5srrn earssrmsiisrs uidt ialO6.
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- ssbsnsmittelu,rfalidnns. grauri3e
erfabruassn bat Der Gbsmnibsr vSsrein
ssssn Ssrfalf&uns BON Nabrunasmit-
tsln" MAIDEN mui7sn. Nidt senua, tas
sablrtiae Don mlslbsn anseaeate Rlaaen
pssen Observation-Disclosures, bic burd
asnaue &smii&e anaI9le uater iabt warsn,
ab3smitien ruroen - Der gsraee umae.
teerte Sat trat ba{Ir elm. Mtt youftsm
erfolss fiastsn Dtsieatssn, BE ber gsrein
alS Talldsr battle CUR Bsaraluna aieten
nousn, Ssssn ben Analptitsr, Der nad
Vsrlauf pcn bret Wonaten bic Nidtiafsit
Der BON ibm Sefertisten NnalYie w,eeu Der
,dnellen gerdnoerlihtsit bes Obiettes
(wie !. 3. Wild) natirlid ai&t mebr ,u
bemeiien i'm Stanoe if. 81 ielbt burd
bic VsroHensliduns Der betreifsnoen l1r
tbeile I'M Amtsblatte murben Dieisniaeu
als Verleunloer Der GHsnlihen Berac cbtuna
preis9eseben, bic far ibre 6anblunssweiIe
nnr SHeatliden Dant usrbienten. uniere
9iabruns:n.ittel. @sIesbebung, meintbier,u
BE Ssriintr golts3ts.", iaeint bisrnaa
nod 6sssnflt&e Qiden au baten, benn fol.
4s Serfommni6e lcl!ten bod nictt mSalidt
lttu. Wsnn irSeaowo Der @taat Der
Sfltnttlfs frsien Spislraum ,u iaaffen
ssrpFt&tet III, 70 IT - faerlih auf bem
IN Nsee fstsueen @sbtst. Sbsr gitt ss nod
stnsn anbsrn Oes, auf bem MIR bas Guf.
esren ftf UetraSertisn uno Oiftmiltertien
9erbetlnbren tonnen, bic beute init fat
aaeu Nabranssmittsln unlerss goltes ae.
t:iebsn mer9en?
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- Sn MQe, Die es aasebt T. Aaen,
taetde es esrfuden, an ser popularitat
bon Or. ausuitRSnis's 5ambur.
ser r1rpYfen gu ritteln, mSdten mir
bic eectiire bes s burser Sami
Liens alenoers fiir 1880 empfeb
len: 6unoerte Don 3eusniiIen tetan ter
uno seadteter gisrser !preasn fiit ben
gHerts Risfes PsiImittels uno befeltisen
ieipep Ruf ale bic bens. bilisae Iami!ieu,
MseS'a, wslds ie aaf ben Warlt setrudt
Jwuree. IS
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xeras a 8.

Correspondence. BSrne. 81. Sanuar.
Qas neue Jabr bat uns einen 9uten Re,
gen 9ebradt, bas tefe Neuiabrseihenf,
welhes uns 5armern Semadt p.toen tonu.
te. Su Tolse beiIsn mirb in ben Ostbern
fleibis searbeitet unb Die g0eixnlaaten
iiber3ieben ale sraue Teppide tie Dsloer.
Nua bas @ras 1T appis am spro1en
uno fno bic Gage unssmein uarm uao
bic Ndd'te lau uno tbauis Der Gitclo
aieet wieber mie in atten 3eiten unb
i&eint es. cue mir uuf Elm sates 1abr su
befieu baban. Non Der 5offnun5 miiien
mir fc au lasen ieet leben, cenu etne oieie
marben mir ben Wutb. uadbem mir elm
opuss S1br u,nlenn searbeitet taben, wobl
peuieren !-@aAeem bad rerIoEene Sabr
uns einise unlerer alien Yetannten bur1
ben Zoe eatriHsn bat, baten mir leioer
eineu reat traurisen Ecbesfaa ID teriAs
ten ; es farb am TerpenHeter uaa iurs
seW Rranleplaser Trdulein Spa Benbler
I'M utter bon II Sabrea. sic bate iia
lsnsere 3eit In Gun 4atonia anfsetal ten
unb mar gum 8eia6 tei ibren @ltern ale
lle ber 1ee unerb,ttlid aus ben I.bper se.
priiften 6amilienlreis rib. Die almen
Gltern oerlieren In Der dltelten 1cdter pas
brittle 8inb in Dem fur3en 3e.trauae yqu
9 Rcnaten. HlHmenlnlipeI iaum ertllbt,
uerten ne bnrh bic falte Sanb ees Tooes
binmesserufit, ELM 8eif in Der 6riibliuss
nadt, Der bic lietliAfen Bliitben nidt
peri don't. llnb ,pie lanse nod, rielleidt
cine turSe fSrilt 1T uns befdieoeu una
aud uns fnst man bas @rebliee lns leg:
sen leaten Nluusnfdmud auf unierp
Grabbiteel. Den armeu pom GbidIal
| 70 BART sstreHenen @ltern aber unier tlef.
sefahltes 8eilcib. 6. $. 6.
= Sn Daeo tpurbsn einem Manns BON
Bsa County. Namsas ellington, $40
ssiobl.H. DeY 4ereaAt hel auf stuen
iunsen Mann Namens BattS, weebalb
Ha msbrere Wannsr isintr bemahtigten
une lon an tin.m ~aum, eufbinssn. um
ion sum @eiianpnib su trins.n. Man
bate bitie Ss,tur bsrsits msbrsrs Wals
nit itm porssnommsn, 70 pab Bats snp'
lid ber:Sahe mabe tpuree uns 7a sinen
@tid In bis Bruit. nabe tsm &sr,sa bst'
sgaSts. S,in 3uftane 1T fri:ifa.
':-s Der Gentraftcr Der 1sras Dae III
Qiitntatn IN Sort Wert5 iuht 1000 DR.
b.itsr unb 250 Jabrwtrts sar Mrbsit an
Der Bakn,
Ef1r-i Der prelsb ses.a Sol. Maas In
@ecrastotrn tpestn grmcrtgas bes 6snrs
allartlsg sati5ts nil b.r drtifpr.qunS bss
apsttldnstfa.
- Daniel M,aem In DaQas, Der ts
Der lst.tn Wabl iHr aibsrmsa uneeissli.
4 der @tiie s.iimmt 6atts. wurse fsise
fproden, neil, wis Is I'm urtttil bsibt
| ient gDatl ni&t ssi.bli& mar.
| ~ Sn GQis gountY tuurbe Sotn Dear,
perbaitst ,veil man in ktnsm 8eas 3pe
asaotlene Yf,rbe fano.
- Sn BEL County II Der 6armtr -
Grisre nad btm @ena6 pom epnseutrit.
Gauge sseflSrlieb srirantt.. .tsk
= Auf Sem @eleiie Der 1tris padF
Gilenbatn ,b.i Dallas ianb Elm 8arbis.
elm Hetnes 6inb beGen Nutttr ipdt.
! erf&ien unb bas yRinb an Ha nabr :. 81
bebauptets, bas 3inb iei ttr aus Der Bite
ssfobl.n tpcrtsr.
= sn easte Yas II aiakr' 70. stpu
etaorbsn. !l9a4fs
= DIE Stabt Soulion bat 1000 Dol
lat aus BEN. psotceyfcnb trealten. gSi
: siss nur BE 6dlfte Der Summs wslns az
6cuRon fillt. Der Ht1 70 q I'm Npril aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-26

= Sbamcfin, pa. - Sd min bic @e.
eenitdnoe nidt aae auf3d9len, mo- uns oas
ct. Safobs Oel sebolfen bat; bas iann
,9 leoo6 NIT rubisem Gewi6en iageu, bag
bas ct. Safcts Oel oas bette Wittel 1T,
baS i'd ie seieten babe. @eine Dirtun.
Gen 1T munberpcl, unb ratbe i'd baber
allen. mel3e leibeno iinb, init bem ct. Sa.
tobs Oel einen 8eriud gu MAIDEN. in Der
ueber5easuns, oab berielbe suirieeenlel4
lenb aNsfdQt. ). DietriA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-26

So III ssfdarli&, einsn 5ulasn, sine Ct.
taltuns cesr icnitise Rrantt.tt bss 6aIies
ceer Der 9unss ju p,rnahldRsen. Nan
osriaume ni&t eiuea Musenblid uab taufs
,ias Glafte 9obnons NnobYns
Eminent. Man iann Rdsr aui
Atilans ubn.a. Gs N aubsrosm siu
0prbsu5unssmittsl sessn Dipbte,ia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-26

In einem @alon etnen Drint tauf fte uno
niht auf bas Dreben bss &esifers bslfano.
-Das Wafier wire In @alpsfon 1sltsn,
ba es oaielbft felt lan3srsr Belt niat se>
rs9nst bat.
- Bon Brown COUNTY wirb sems!oet,
bab sisr eeute BON bort 40 pilpe Yierps
einfn3sn.
- Cine Nahridt Don Malon Gouaty
iast, sab ete Doiifut1he bel psslss absr.
mals ansefaqen wurbe. Da Der Srsibsr
auf ben 3uruf ,um 9altsn nidt anbielt,
wureen bret @dli1e auf II, absefsusrt,
woeur& bit pferts ldeu wurosn uno
bur6stnsen. Die 90 T enttam paourd
unbetsaist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-26

- Reebs Silt &ose Tcnie it pobt.
itmedeub, bic @eiunbbsit fSrperub unb
rein, ppfiir sarnutirt ipire.
, 1880-10-18


k1Sosros, Cnn., Oct. 15.-1n your IssNo OF
Oct, 10, In NJ, articlo entitled Dnlcpno SurrGti-
tlercd to Montenegro" In ercnksng Ut tue claims
Of Grcece you use the following lanErnue:
..Thejr clnitn was conceded III tho Dcrsln Cor.
urcss IL be Just uud It WIS officially recognized
Two yc3l.s nave clupsch sluco tho treRty wHs
aligned, but nothing hns bcen done until now to
secure the territory, utAd even nuw It Is uhcer-
tnln whit tic Powers will do In cnrry1tB ous
proposal which origInntcIl with England"
On July Il, 1873, NJ, Wnddlngtun and Count
Corti. tile rTench 1'lentposent,ar!cs, lal before
tho Congress protocol setting forth tho rectlsl-
cation Of frontier demanded BY GreGee frpm'
TIC Forte. ii. wnddIngtt,s.. IN y long sI'cecl,,
anpeatcd TO tho ses,su Vi Justice Of tbn snrrI,ss
and pUfnted out the reasons flr snllstyl;lE. n
tho general interest, this tteH,aild m,'tle
by and for Greoce. Cnuht Cost wNr!nly
supported u. Walt!inAtun. III reply. l"rtl
l,oicnnstlelh saht he "hhl fu.E hetftntctl tu
bringing ustlf to c,lsent to thu fnnttoli t'sld'tl
saying >"hn would HOW ctllsent to tue proposal
elj:.1rtl by ~. WutItllnyt0n md C.lInt C1rtl."
II Ia sufficient to prhvc 1t wis FrntcG anu M Mnnl
EuEEnrd who 30 warmly tnGu!lHtAel Oftcc ~
hur demands ut tho tlcrn Congress. hitl u "
: Frncr n,,tl t...t England who must INV .nko tho
GMnbHitil hhr1ty lrss thnil WnddinXton nus
committed lrltscu tn this cotIrse:
Tho nDtttea which tttdAt.c4t Frauco u fh6W
her eytlIlut1ly for Eruce9 VIII nGt enter upon.
hut It WIS cGrtainy not Il silHlr I'lllI tAtrlic.
luve for. tho countty or nenLle; neither NIL
substitute tho nnrloUf EDglh!ld for Fr'lncu II
ynur nrtlrlc. simply nl,peal tn Your sense 81
1,stcO 10 cOntruuut ttl0 Btntetsleut al.u Erently
-oIiIye GEO. OsDoNAE.