The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-15

FOR uie Union.
Europeaa Colonies ON this Continent
There is certain period in the colonial Of
nations that ought terminate As relation Ii should
terminate peacefully and kindly. In this day in which
The light Of Christianity shines, the wisdom that 10 from
above which - pure then peaceable genIe asy 10
be entreated tall OF mercy and good rus should pre-
aide in the OF this important affair, well
as all others Wien the frui, rpens Il falls; il is sal
uaIy course of nature which thus from the pa
rent branch When autumn comes the leaf falls, and Of
course TO be any longer attached TO the tree he
who should attempt these effects would act foSl-
ishly He nscon the laws OF Nature the rustic
supposed 10 have done who stood BY The banks OF the
liver expecting that would by aud BY run dry, and be
would be enabled 10 pass without encoun.eriag IT,
obstruction. SO unwsey have those nations acted who
have been DESTROYS retain colonies which had
grown mature. whose relations had changed and who
DO longer wished 10 remain nationally incorporated
with them. Thus i, happened 10 England inthe OF
her North American colonies now tie United States oil
North America They became disconnected under Ger.
lain absurd management OF her government; and rather
lhaa submit il they attempted Independence al pc
Rod when il might have been considerably longer de-
ferred with advantage BOTH had che acted d-creetly
They succeeded but Independence would have come
had there been tea tax or stamp act " would have
come by the natural growth OF colonies situated on
great continent, possessing language and one rei
xion and connected by natural interests Of conlgniy
ain opposed this Independence BY force. aud under 40
prehe nsion of evils OF which wholly chmsr
CAL and others unavoidable. Some extremely important
resulted, the very OF those which
she wished avert. She wished to show TO the world
al example Of her triumph aud power, she exhibited
a proof OF her humiliaed weakness; she wished To
cabin, crib, aud con6ne" principles TOO lreeioo broad
y liberal for royal and aus,ocra,c earsshe gave them
new vitality and ygor. and eng RATED them for
progress and diffusion the code OF the worlds egs-
ation "a as 1@l oas.gs ysgRR aAs ~ 4 is,eaq
NJ Won Schmidt Phiseldek. 10 whom I have before
referred. thus graphically sketches some q The conse
quences OF British policy il relation 10 her North Amer-
can colonies e.gs
rhc fourth Of Joy in the 776 points out the com
OF period IN tue history Of the world "
England no dsda iued nd footing OF al
Try with Us former ward aud TO resign the gnafdisnshp u
had 50 long msnained prolonged me con CT as long A.
rope the domestic 9uael eithcr or or against th
na, u s uhss sr.d 10 aa e,ds Of ,s
ocsan readily met with combastibe nacria here and
.e q nly INTO ,as h % mas ana ..s
which should be able the indy dus
axains, tho arbitrary hand power, the
side laid hold Of The enlightened ss.ds;
OF tue French fermcntatons, which
the Of Paris Che 3oh Jsnnsfy i7ss which
acd North America an independent state with tho
Eosands Efforts to cheek OF destroy osr grsw,h since
that peace assuredy been than useesso her
The treaty OF Grenvie insured the recitation OF the
western kOIt6 Dy numtAtiiX CHCumeCHDfnE 0eT
dian allies. The purchase OF Louisiana shut her out
from wide frontier where she might have had large
facilities Tor exciting the sayages. Her very victories
over France BY compelling the latter to cede colony
desrous still 10 hold 10 species oil colonial bond
age The OF 1912 diminished her lsureis, aud add
ed considerably 10 her overgrown debt 81 d M gs
With these moni,oy lessons hefore her. does she
now challenge The United States 10 con,est about a
colony not her own And does she do this upon pre-
fences OF philanthropy which sustained BY proof
OF such spirit in other respects Is her philanthropy
prov cd BY upon BurmAb. mich she has shed
the blood OF thousands and made considerable
sion OF territory for the sake OF debt OF 81 600 IL ii
proved by the transportation OF coolies from India and
China TO her West India islands IL II proved 10
her good fa,h towards Turkey il her towards
hon. pretending to be friend, che has made Virtual
surrender Of her cause and betrayed herr 5ssa
Why not rcnre with good grace from this field OF
contest With IN which she can gam neither honor nor
poftl Why strive 10 presetve unnatural control In
America, which, II not voaniarly relinqu,shed must
in The ead be given up with many marks OF humiliation
and probably Of loss We will again read her lesson
from The calm, philosophy Of NJ Won Schmidt Phsel.
dsk.'g r s.s.ss ~ f. ss#se l...s. ssa# atse III
For the scepue OF Intellectual superiority will be
forevefswsy,d by Europe, should II be hefedi,ay
inherent ia ihe European which would he difficult
10 prove ior IL very race. and by the
weaker part (Which part has a. all time. taken care 70
the regions OF New Wod. propasasng sesf
" %os Eaopesn nso"
70 many IN .pirit Of en'etprsr .coly 81 invention.
COVE. oaeos have SroaSh so,ta Washington and The
sabhm~f sciences Fr.akio Miranda sppsa.ed. as AZ
were, pfecarsory example OF the pocsi and waflike
talent, w6ch sou,n America wss capable Of producing
and The present epoch there - likely yet develop
of which Postcrtty will Judge. The instruction Of
ever bfshcu of knowedg. attended 70 ;be mn-
without tbcir votsrirs and the cities OF
South rather than Of Sor,h Aneuca enbei'istsd
with o. the plastic which may ,crvc 10 in.
spirc fuia. genius and HUMBOLDT nakss OF
spectacle all the branches OF
ssgenoe Much technical Knowledge, considerable TAI
cots, aud the most persevefag eaefg-s will constantly
a. Of every p,oisssoo win ssrss IL. dsveopmen, OF
each natural endowment but iptellectua al
taculues. unsbzcked, begin selves
the sti oh BON the Americas md abIr appfo
the ne OF Nsinre and oher
they possess TO tho OF dominion. the profits
of commerce, other quarter OF sosid
single people, who have rendered powerful for
fies Of by Of their free, civil constitution,
but exalted by the eis xed Of other nstons
be.abe Dispute the supremacy Of the with the
Now Wofld.n st Ha bra rs.G1Hs fnt N-5aW ~. A.
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