The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-10

,cwing his conduct that he may not be supposed
her pensloner, although his acts german to tho
charge.
When England was carrying her religious
aud phanlhropie opium war, Mr.. Adams went about
delivering lectures, extenualing the cruel interler-
ence with the morals and health Of those unofendng
people as righteous and just furIherisg the views
OF God in the progress Of civilization; and, if am
not mistaken, he made hurried visit 10 England
shortly previous to the meeting of the great negro
convention held in London, al which, believe, his
friend Prince Albert, presided But ! may have
been mistaken in reading the list OF passengers
at the time.
| have thus in a hurried way, given YOU my rea-
sous for believing hun identified with England and
acting for her the part Of Peter in this Crusade
against property secured to by The Ia,os Of God and
for the disme mberment of the Goyernment Of the
United States. He is also in close communication
with every British yisiter 10 this country from the
late Minister, Mr.. Fox-(who, by the by, said
10 be no tIifing lOokeron in Vienna-his SUCCESSOR
too, is from Merieo, mark tiat!)- Boz Dickens,
whom he diverted from his promised visit to Charles
ton, 10 return home and repubsh Mr.. Adams mon-
strosies and fslsehoods about country and people
both of them IL he can, he prevents eve
ry foreign traveller from visiting US thus artfuly
depriying them of an opportunity, by occular means
of pronouncing all his and GiddiDgs filthy charge,
what they would find them to be-falsehoods.
That England is at the b tom Of this selfish desire
TO destroy Government, its credit and character
is made apparent by the simple fact, that those Of
States bordering and most easily Influenced by Ca
NADIA rabd incorporating Aboliiioniss, and he
nearer you approach the Atlantic AMI South, these
dark shades Of Abolition fade into indifference
Maine and Massachusetts, the latter from oppo-
stion to the Tar f-the only means by which she
can enrich or support her population producing no.
thing from the earth but hard and apples and The
scandalizes her neighbor, Rhode Island, into the
blush Of Abolition for having actively enriched
herself out Of Southern pockets, during the exist
ence of the slave trade-the upper parts Of New
Hampshire-the State of Vermont--the upper parts
Of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, increase in
violence as you approach the Canada line, and
its influence fom British agency. The Rock
Of Gibraltar enables her to keep Spain in
continued civil war. Hanover enables her to
separate or influence the unity Of the crown
ed heads of continental Europe. Her navy
and trade in the Mediterranean sea haso erased
the Sultan's power over his Satraps, and that
government, once-po weriul, and menace to Chris
tan ty, has become plaything 10 land, France
and Russia--all the powers of the world crunI-
bling, or are becoming indirectly her subjects. Not
even Lous Philip eXemp, from the fear OF her po
Icy, Divide AMI Conquer" In this spirit or worss
one, revenge for her alliance with her rsvoed Anne
rican colonies, England kept up the Fiench RevoIu-
ZION, always asonng one party against the oher-by
these means he keeps Ireland in sackcloh and ashes
Turn your eyes which way you wll,you her policy
Since The days Of magna-chai,a her Kings never
rested III by this policy the independent Barons
were converted by Edward into humble vassai. of the
ihrole. With Hitherto universal success shv has
singled out People, inviting the ~ npalhy Of all
the world against this individual and only true Re-
pubic; but | must cease to dwell further upon her
views towards this couniry-it is only necessary to
consult her history, pas, and present. TO coafrm this
her character | am no emmy TO Engsnd-she
& eat powerful and wise, AMI every thing can "a.
pect from mortal to admire, but also TO guard agonsi
am ashamed TO see herplaying with impanty Jacob
10 our Essu. la this slc has no feeling that Size
boasts Of lis time candidy, mildly, and rcso ulry
to open the eyes OF the People their fore On apa
d 1ms &c war in disguise" enemies, and leave ob-
s,ract suhJec's-poin, at he true offenders and he
oaenci will cease. ! would however, use no dcp-
sive language towards England and her Arnold, Ia
the American Cor gtss-lhIs would only pron,ts the
views Of thr former and confirm and harden tie ia.
pudenee Of the a,rcrbut by attacking and ,1plsIr-
ing ioreibly and boldly with the facts which docr-
m.nts and history viii Afford 1t will enable you go
distinctly Attract The notice of the American People
We will re tore sigh, TO 'he blind and approach uutl
with eon'icton. and not only confirm and strenglcn
our own cause, but cleanse the prcyjiced mind ofi--
norance and iana oism. repeal it-take the bull hy
the horns-do 1t 50 gently that You are no, g,red boz
fore be is socurd
ViSBrM SlP
See Niles Register for documcn,s A con-
Panson between the cotton and all other eXlons OF
original gIosth in the United S aies will show ihe
valuable game EnrlaI is coniending fat and wall rt-
plain AID unfold The mAeh.n,ry, secroy AMI succc.,
so Tar, OF her ss,omaton chess player in Congress
VS.
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