{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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ro ;,,dqc from the language and spirit OF the
oasrs tRe people and government OF Buen1'
Flps,', ,rs hv no means pleased with their neigh
|o,,r the Emperor of Brazil. of whose nnlu't,f,a'
|a |au'' ,rb,rary , and despo,ic proceedings the,
|e, e,.. treouent examples, on which they com
% Eunt with severity The principal reason OF this
satisfaction @ seems to be the war winch !ne n,


mneror s,a carries on against Montevideo, winch
E,aee he wants to take and keep, together ,, WV,


ponda Oriental, EAST side Of the River P,a!e,,
nrnv;nce which B,enos Ayres has always cam
and now claims again as a confederate 'errl
nv In order to settle the business peaceao'y


y nyossble. a plenipotentiary has been sent ou
Fam Buenos Ayres to Rio de Janeir'.