The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-27

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in Philadelphia next Sunday or Monday.
to discuss the question OF invading e.
NADIA.
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be followed by another m BoAton.s when
reports from the Philadeiphfa meeting win
be made by Boston delegates.'s
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good time for the invasion. as the troona
of Canada are being sent ayyay To take
part In the African war.
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tinued the colonel. chat Canada shos,ia +
either be annexed to the United states <
or should have an independent govern-
ment OF her own. The present African
war VIII. IN my OPINION see the nrst break
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interesting for the English governments
Referring to the renian invasion Of
Canada Of many years aao. Col. scannsl
said that It was q failure because thero
were too many generals and colonela and
no discipline, This would not happen now.
he said since the men are weli orrauised
all over the country. ana have confidence
in their leaders.
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Dunkirk says this city has been called upcn
to raise 600 men, to form part OF New
York's quota for the 125,O00 good men that
are to be enrolled throughout the coun-
try. At the present time 800 men are
known to be mustered with the Fenians
here. The remaining 100 will bc obtained
with little difficulty. II is currently re-
ported and extensively credited that reni.
ans have two carloads OF arms and mu-
nitions Of war in conceaiment in or near
this city, This material is said to have
been in possession Of the Dunkirk Feniann
for some years.
Not Knovxn n stat. D~r.rtm.-&.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28.-.ThA ALLEGED At
TENNIS in different parts OF the country "a
organize the Fenians for q raid into ca
NADIA have mot as vet been drawn To tha
attention of the state denartment ana
nothtn. /. xnown upon the subtect bevond
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Rcprcssive Action VIII BE Takens
Should 1t turn out that Fenian move
ment OF the kind alleged to exist Is actu-
ally discovered and brought to the atten.
ton of the United States government,
sharp and prompt repressive action will
be taken, not only to prevent violation
Of neutrality laws. but also to save the
raiders themselves from such conse-
nuences OF their action as befell the un-
fortunate Fenian raiders OF 1866.
Talk OF a Fenian raid is well calculated
TO cause alarm on the Canadian side OF
the border. as people OF that section wero
greatly azitated during the former Fenian
evc,tennent