Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-23

too 50 amicaby and perfectly settled that New England
has lost her staple crop this year. and the whole nation
all but honor often, to mild phrase imperied,
have already been discussed in these pages These in
gradients tend caloriy ne Jo1g cadroa from chich Die
,eitch6ag raua cf YouNe DEMocRAcY UNDER ITS
LEcrED CHIEF, cN hare 10 fase ~ for porty Thames
and cousins The 4Ulatc Jiat many BaaQuo's
ghost"
The Sandwich islands involve with France the
Fisheries and Australia with England Granada Central
America and Mexico with France and England combined
Cuba and the West India Islands with England France,
and Spain combined any movement Of people either
to Cuba Australia elsewhere and they will move de-
spite the Wing Interpretation Of monarchca neutral
ity laws with all the monarches Of the world combined
Hence arise against thousand bug-aboos horrc
to old so and most appalling to us, and all American
men,"
Military prowess in Europe, with the solitary excep-
ton of poor France is strong only against the people
subjugates. The people strong only in our favor
Already that vast assembage of Babespeakng nations
ncubates revolution vaster and profound than that
which ripped up world in 1S4S Since then exes
of European Repubcanism have spread CONT
nent from the German drummer to the heroic Kossuth
from him, the Bayard Of Freedom aribaldi-to that
other patriot of land more near and more unhappy,
Meagher all IN their several spheres and several tongues
scattering broadcast The sentiments Of Democratic brotherhood
and each telling the other and to the suerngs Of
| the world"
It's unconstitutional for any Federal Executive to
forbid the expectation of guns, and powder and ball.
it is forbid the export of Yankee clocks corn, pig
lead. The neutrality laws never, in the Federal
madness of their promoters imagined such usurpation of
plain personal and trade right there is such power
vested Congress- any body by the Constitution
and Louis Kossu, his letter 10 The German naturalized
citizens stated all that they require, all that be asked
from nation is, liberal Interpretation of these
laws so to place the seller to foreign monarch
equality with the seller foreign democracy The Err
eeuue need interfere, except protect traders, being
American citizens, in their rights Poa enterprise and
| the free people soiU do the rest.
Our American interests therefore, devolve themselves
| UPON SIMPLE QUESTION ENTERPRISE,
against Wig msintpretatOn Of lars, wich be uey
eracy limited to be unconstitutional Neither here shall
dictate to the ensuing Democratic Executives but
much mistake If European monarchies, who intervene
egtmately against the people every where will not
discover very that the people here at all events
make guns and sell Me according 10 the Declaration Of In
dependence and the charter Of manhood ace enjoy"
$50 all prescriptions of law and right all of
tiona sefrespect is count for nothing in the Demo-
cratic councils when opposed to what Louis Kossuh has
said in Letter to German naturalized citizens!
/ Nat InteH
To the evidence furnished by the preceding para
graphs of the foreign interests and projects to which
the election of President Of the United States is
to be made subservient, let us add the following ex-
tracts, of yet recent date from lesser orb of
the Democracy, but rejecting strongly the light of
the larger one
4 he e1actio of pfppp m fha
wOud be great triumph to the progressive party in cO
try tie question Of the extension Of AMERICAN
OVER THE AMERICAN CONTINENT AMERICAN ISLANDS.
The Wings go for the holding back policy, though the
entire history Of the United States shows that that policy
had been pursued would have proved disastrous to all
the interests of the nation. So long the Wings shall
remain in power Of the great questions affecting
progress be settled in accordance with Young
American ideas. We shall be able to obtain either
Cuba the Sandwich Islands with Wing at the head Of
the nation President Congress the Wings have
the remotest chance of again controlling Even if a
Wing President should be favorable such acquisitions,
the sentiment of his party would prove too strong for
him. He would have to give way to that sentiment as
most party chiefs would find themselves compelled to
under similar circumstances. WITH DEMOCRATIC PRE-
sIDENT BACKED up By Democratic Congress, ooud Be
the Nth General Perez should settle this matter
of extension Of territory rather questions that the Anne
rican Government must meet in way other. Nor
does follow that should have in order to settle
matters so interesting and important to us all The
Sandicich Islands desire come under rule and if
taken would soon form powerful State to be admitted
into the Union. Perhaps two three States might be
made out of the group. =
GAS to CuBA we hold that the United States have only
to ask to have that important island and that too with
out shedding drop of blood. General Pierce just the
10 take charge Of DIPLOMACY tcoad be proper
10 carry out The necessary realize the great Amrt
idea ACQUIRING the best those territories the
possession Of rheh imperative The compilation Of
position as The great nation Of The occident"
Among the passengers in the mail steamer Arctic,
just arrived at New York from Liverpool, are the
Hon. ROBERT ]. WALKER and wife Mr.. and Mrs
ROBERT McKIM, and Gen G. H. STEUART, Of
| Baltimore.
The Norristown papers announce the death of
JOHN B. STERIGERE, formerly Representative in
Congress from Pennsylvania.