The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14
Germany and the United States.

ave beg to call attention to the position Of
the monarchial states Of Europe, and particularly
Of Germany with reference to Great Britain and
the North American Union-a position which is
most serious in many points of view, and which
for the friends order, is fraught with the most
lively interest. In the first place it is necessary
to make more precise distinction than has
usually been made between the British monar.
chy and the North American republic, in their
political conduct towards the continent Eng.
land shows us disagreeable, threatening and
unsatisfactory disposition, but by no means hos.
tile. England has been unfavorably Judged on
the continent and England judges still more un.
favorably OF the continent. She has serious and
well grounded reasons Of complain, against the
Roman Catholic church, against its organs and
agant it's defenders. She made her reprisals
iedeed, with little moderation and loyalty. She
receives all those whom the continent has driven
away as dangerous rebels; though she does not
seriously sympathse with any of them. She
offers only a tribute of the most ridiculous
worthlessness defamation and an asylum the
refusal of which, according to the custom and
law Of the country, does not come within the
sphere of the government No where has Kos
suh been criticised with such cold and painful
severity as in England
Inc GUARDS az "ihasor nave indeeu huhs up
his portrait III their oafracNS' on' ne would net
be able to raise one company OF soldiers or one
million oi money or arm one ir'sa'e III rngiahd'
England mas upon hi' reception come ih'o apo
so'on WIN tesPee' W tne ieou'"r governments
oi Europe Whicn Is NOT 10 oe en''ea anu 'ne Is
nos s 'hc'iheo 10 ihSoire ne'seI III any serious
uitncHlty IN tnis a'iair' rhaI,y' (ahd TINS con
s'ue'a'loh ought not 10 DC o'e'Ioohkeu lot a. mo-
tka tatn bata
menu ,he nonarG"lal o'a'es' WIN Whatever GU.
e,ey ''ey oe!'.u 'neF own r'"e'pies, asa'"s'
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"ou'u expose ''ie c""'lueh' 70 'h'aeu'ao,e uan.
gers Inc con'iheh' needs England, IL must
wish, anu as lat he ue'ehu' upon 'he Govern
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ou' never 70 'eat ner ~ III d no'.ie MANNER ~
"o'u' 10 ie,ce VIII Hnsi"nu' ou' never " eo''e
10 serious olows'
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e" ID l'l7 IssPee., Is 9Ht.e u'lle'en. in's s'sa',
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aggraheisemeht, deVo'es lis intellectual power
ana oes'hs 10 ueVo'e 'ts 'ha'eriai resources 10
support republican ahl se'hocfauc propaganda
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we dare not conceal i,-howeyer weak and con.
temp,ible an enemy may apnenr, if he he nj.
lowed to advance without interruntion wiihon.
receive wounds himself he will in the conrse Of
time be master of the field What preparotions
should therefore be made against this omen and
threatening dauger3 We will endeayor to nra.