Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03

"7. Seek from preference the Eng
lish alliance for our commerce, as being
the Power most in want of us for her
navy, and most useful for the develop
merit Of our own. Exchange our wood
and other productions for her gold, and
establish between her merchants, her
sailors, and ours frequent intercourse,
which will form those Of our country
in the knowledge of navigation and
trade.
SO. Extend conquest continually to-
wards the north along the Baltic, as
well as towards the south by the Black
Sea.
"9. Get as near as possible to Con-
stantinople and the Indies. He who
shall reign there will be the true SOW
ereign Of the world. In consequence,
raise up continual wars-sometimes
with Turkey, sometimes with Persia.
Establish dock yards on the Black Sea
and monoplize that sea as we'll as the
Baltic, as double point necessary to
the success of the project, hasten the
fall of Persia; penetrate to the Persian
Gulf; if possible, re-establish, by Syria
the ancient trade of the Levant, and
advance towards the Indies, which are
the mart of the world. Once there, we
may do without England's gold.
10. Seek for and keep carefully the
Austrian alliance; support outwardly
| its ideas Of the future sovereignty of
Germany, and excite privately the
jealousy Of German Princes against her.
Endeavor 10 make either one or the
other call in the assistance Of Russia,
and exercise kind of protection over
the country, which will pave the way
for future domination.
al. Interestthe house Of Austria to
drive out the Turk from Europe, and
neutralize its jealousies when Constan-
tinople shall be conquered, either by
raising up war for her amongst the
old European States, or by giving her
share in the conquest, which may af-
forwards be retaken from her.
"le. Apply yourself to attracting
all the dsunited or schismatic Greeks
scattered over Hungary and Poland:
make yourself their centre, their sup
port, and establish beforehand univer-
sal predominance by kind of sacerdo-
raj autocracy and supremacy. They
will be so many friends that we shall
have among our enemies.
"l3. Sweden dismembered, Persia
conquered, Poland subjugated, Turkey
vanquished, our armies assembled, the
DIaek Sea aud the Baltic guarded by
our vessels, it will be necessary to pro-
pose, secretly, first to the Court OF
Versailles, then to that OF Vienna, 10
share with her the empire of the uni
verse. If one of the two accepts, which
will infallibly be the case, by f1attering
their ambition and self-love, make use
of that one to crush the other, by en-
gaging her in a struggle the issue of
which cannot be doubtful, Russia pos
sessing all the East and great portion
of Europe.
"l4. If, which it is not at all proba-
BILE, both refuse the offer of Russia, the
latter must know how to raise quarrels
between them, and make them exhaust
each other. Then profting by de-
cisive movement, Russia should fall up
on Germany with her troops prepared
beforehand, at the same time that two
considerable fleets should sail--one
from the sea of Azof, the other from
the port of Archangel, freighted with
Asia,ic hordes, under the convoy ofthe
armed fleets of the Black Sea and the
Baltic. Advancing by the Med'terra-
mean and the ocean, they would over
run France on one side, while Germa-
ny was SO on the other; and these two
countries vanquished, the rest of Eu-
rope would pass easily, without stri-
king blow, under the yoke.
"Thus may, and ought, Europe TO be
subjugated"'
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