New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

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vs. !a,,;rr an little difficulty between the bnusn
s115 Ann rcsn GoveruueEts In The new worio' lnse
the American Government woaI 'n'uA u ts.s 49, 49,;
rtursI and traditional policy to BUY any par.o 'sI
crn, nj offered TO them on reasonable terms We eau
ss.;lx understand; buf 10 hope and trust tnN ";
Cot,n ar is not the fairost possible repressnsa ~
his country ON the question OF CossacA a.u nsps,
.+an Government, OF appropriation, OF ue us"s /"
:. .,.ocranhcal position" and the other points us
- wth the Gar We will not believe tns' eN-
,rsr,,s 50 nearly meet and that Car ana iahA.e
are only the same thing under soInewha' uiue'e' '
cumstances N, v..,,
" lorger ago than The l-t of the present inontn we
h.s occasion 10 xhibi. somo of the evidence Nn"n
hss huherto attracted too little attention. taat tno
car i a; work in the United States no iere ousny
thsn elsewhere in making mischief Tor MS osn pes-
noses We showed how the outbreaks OF Pro- slavery
,,s,;on in America have always, from the Peace WI
th,s dsv corresponded with the re>oiuuonat PSiVs
in Europe auc we offered the evidence WHICH ION's
attention 10 the CIar the intrguer VINO has A"ays
fond work for the Americans at home when theu re-
rpblican sympathes might be lncouvenieat 10 DIS
objects in Europe. Perhaps our readers may ten'ci
her the adventures of Senator Douglas, ana me scr
vices which he has rendered the Car, ailer oe,iS
,'cn nv the imuerial batteries which awai: Repubh-
cans AZ St Petersburg The New-iork papers now
report a case-f possible more tagran,woi tae sr,o-
erv on the one ste end the puerile guoi.,y ON tne
Other. We are de- ply indebted to DIR. Co'tnsn-tne
r,ruhlcau who licks the dust of imperial shoes-for
afford pg SO rich and speedy acorroboralNe Wusrd-
ton of our recent remarks We are thankfu tnat nes
so,hGoueh going personsge-enablng w. 'ojudgeoi
HIM not only BY bis praises OF all the ROm9nous' bat
by his account Of our doiugs since the wsr began III
he had merely Landed the noble stature hne lace WIN
ming manners, and imposing condolences OF me CS%'
and the accomplishments ot the rOsa iahiy ol nus
al, people on both sides OF the Atlantic would have
smiled at the instance oi the ancient vulgary oil
toadyism-so very common among herce hePuolcahs
ard peaceful Quakers-and NO inferences nusht have
been drawn but OF the quality oil tha' Democraho
AL mt FsytaNyN Nffh
tv Bnt as Dr Cottman presents the world with hls
~ rsop of the events OF the Englshmen are able
10 show him up a. tool of the Car aud Americans
rnav hapy be induced 20 inquire IN Ilne no" u s tnst
the Car thus attempts palm upon them news 'na'
lot true. ...
The despotic elemen; of the American Constitution
the institution of Slavery-gyes the Gar not oniy
an interest in the Constitution, but power o' inter-
yention in American politics which the true hepuoh
cans in the States rust be beginning To recognize
wifi considerable dlsmay. II - the anomaly o,
Slavery in a Democratic Republic which - cspltM
mplement ready 10 the hand OF the CZar, Tor preaA
inc ND the most successful republican experiment inh
the world has ever II was savehoider that
he got hold Of before in Senator Douglas, VINO mas
conyulsed his country by driving the Nebraska OH
through Congress before the nation could rse up 70
forbid its passage; and the service mus fente.ea 70
pitye slave law together have provided such work
for the Americans at home that there s no fear OF
their having any attention or sympathy To spare Tor
the Turks Poles Hungarans for q long time ~
come The Shareholders and abolitionists arsrunnlng
a race for the peopng OF the Nebraska torritory-
irving which can first fill il with a population that
shall claim repudate slave Institutions The bet
ter side will win i'll the end but the contest VIII 90
long, and meantime the Gar viii have no trouble
with the transatlantic republicans. Such arc the con
sequences Of the imperial afisbiy to Senator Doug
las More will ensue from the same experiment tried
on DIR. Cottman.
DR.. Cottman, an American surgeon, has been resi-
ding for some months at ~. Petersburg whro he has
been fooled to the top of his bent by all the Roman
OFFS the Majestic sire, the gracious MOTHER te ac-
complishcd sons, and the beautiful daughters among
them they have actually made him believe that they
are not only as republican as himself winch may
easiy be- but republican as the earlier Presidents
whose portraits OF course, grace lhe DOCTOR walls at
home They Law the blame Of their own despotsm
on the slavsh nature OF the nation they govern, and
thus crafty bis national vanity nj the expense OF their
own people All this goes down with the Doctor They
have made him believe somehow or other, that Au-
tocracy is better than free government IN Europe;
ana that s successful IA TO virtue and peace az
home. and victory abroad. They have made him be-
lieve that Engshmen brutal and barbarous in
comparison with the slaves OF despotic rule, and
that the slaves make the better soldiers and
sailors They have made him believe that the Allies
have lost all manner Of battles and gained none and
that at Bomarsund especially, where he says there
are only dozen cannon, tho English and
French have done nothing more than shoot down
the apples in the Commandments orchard. When
he hears OF the surrender of 1900 Russians,
and the real number Of their cannon, he will OF
cry Fiew at the mendacity of free nations. He be-
leves that scarcely anybody in the capital cities Of
Russia heard Of Uleaborg and other places in the
Baltic Gulfs; and this which should chow him on
which side the enlightenment lies, persuades him that
these places like Bomarsund, we supposed too
small tor observation He was made to believe that
the flags which he displayed in Russia those
of conquered English ships whereas the flag OF the
stranded Tiger (which the Russians fired only when
she was defenceess and which the only lost ship
was burnt and the Russians exhibited a forgery in
stead Of it. He made TO believe that tho only
things we destroyed at Odessa were few novels and
planks. But this is enough. DIR. Cottman made
10 believe just what the Car makes his sabjects
beeve-those subjects whom he pronounces unfit for
free Government.
How ridiculous must this silly republican have sp-
peared, all the WHILE in the eyes of the Imperial
family, who were lavshng their graces upon him.
The Cars opinion Of mankind is well known. lie
thinks they all made for his use; and truly il is
fault Of these vulgar Fseud0-republcans il he ever
grows wiser He buy up every Of the Douglases
and Cottmans as quickly as they swap niggers.
The is that they slave. owners. DR.. C0tt-
man born in Maryland and has since been a citi-
zen Of Louisiana, and is a planter and save-owner.
Hence bis Dsolence toward nation wholly free like our
Hence his subservience to tae most usuiierable
l. rant OF the age. Hence his poltroonery In being
made the medium Of proposals 10 steal Caba Ia tho
hour Of the distractions Of Spain. Hence his bullying
and his cowardice-his Dragging and his adulstion.
Hence the smile with which the Imperial swndler is
regarding him. and the blush with which every worthy
American admits him TO be citizen Of that republic.
The world will be curious t0 see how the agthori-
ties at w ashiDgton receive the Cars hints about
Cuba and overtures about sitka. The world will be
cuJlour 10 see how often the Americans will submit
TO have the tub thrown out to them, and turn with do
cliiy 10 spend their energies upon it. The world win
be curious to whether the Car will try his arA
upon any but slsveholding Americans; and, il not,
how long the 900 600 of citizens in the free States
will allow the COO 900 of the slave States 10 oyerrue