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vengeance, desclaticn and death into, our
territory.


Citizens Let us all answer to the shout oi
war and revenge. The hour is come. From
this day we shall not have to answer TO the
world for the disasters of this frightful meas .
ure; they shall all fall upon the head of him
who provokes it.


Citizens! From this day. without excep-
tion, we are all soldiers. May tyrants again
know the tremendous force of free people
when defending their honor and their rights.
If the Emperor of Brazil, in the intoxication
Of his pride, mistakes forbearence Cor pusi-
lanmity, may he be undeceived. May the
Brazilian people have in us an example;
and may the allied Republics ever see the
flag of the United Provinces of Rio de la
Plata waving in the vanguard of the war of
Liberty. If there be any one amongst US
who is not excited with this noble sentiment
-execratien fall upon and confound him.


Vaiants! Ye who have given independ-
ence to our country. A king, born on the
other side of the sea, insults our repose and
threatens the glory and the honor of our
children.


To arms, Countrymen to arms!


JOHN GREGORY DE LAS HERAs.