The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-03
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,r oosrs high snd Low, that bal fsw ever PuA-
Bs1ay s1ooesSfaL
LIE tsrssrs have Aoweyer assured ~ thai amoag the
or. enlightened Massulmea in C0nstsnfRoPAe there Car
- bigotry Ana iatolerancs than prsssalea the COM
maomaat oF saltAn AAhInoads syEis@ q reform, and
80 his relaraoa has besn followed BY something lie
indifference 70 all rsligoa whAisyer. Hence il has bsen
v,osa tAt tis gradual conversion q The aussalAn to
rsrisdsHty would bs 10 dlfhcHlt task We Al tLs
same time assured By ne authorities that this ind
.Os docs nol s1Iehd beyosd the walls q Constantine
ma and thai xassaHAn bgoisy and ntosrAnee have been
r.b aggravated tan sssuAgsd among the rural pOPaia-
aD q d. empire ~ the Tanzimas which tsy consider
ysl.tisa a hs prerePts Of the PrOPhet We therefore
iuk sbsre Is great reason appaehsDd that the With
S.xs a The Christian forces from ConstAntnople win
u Soxed by ose a these eatssoPhes common in ths
mast history a the Ottoman smIire in which the Sultan
M victim 10 the popular fury. In short CIR imTession
d tat the affairs Of ts SICK man" by means den-
ilyey sssd that shs Integrity Of the Ottoman empire
Il not permanently secured and that though AL parties
are 80 perfectly satisfied" with the peace The seeds Of fa
tu wars arr left in tbs sol rsgeAte at 10 distant pc
rod
VIA; resuee 10 ia operation on the interests and repose
Of The Unsa stasor thai the pant Of view in which
i, should bs contemplated by Anerioans-Ee are By no
sasans assured that however may reaes Al the esa
tcn 81 ie sasoa u blood quarter Of the globe il
may not react dsAsOHsE another should thr anglo
Preach alliance slim adhere the poey announced At ths
commencement Or As war with Russia and having setlel
s equilibrisn Of power il Euro proceed to regulating
hs affairs Of America spFrsrnd rather too dis
interested in our rejocngs the conclusion Of peace
which viii Leave the aane aoraLs at perfect liberty to
take measures for arpstixg s graping ambition Of the
UHsd States similar perhaps 10 those brought 10 operate
against Rassis
There are mot wanting prronitorg y poms indicating
tia. such thing possible The organ Of the British
Premier whose hostile feelings towards the United States
appear to have become ehronc and incarabe receay
nuunosd plan for Regulating affairs in thai quarter not
altogether compatible with his repeated professions Of IA
sincere desire cultivate the friendly relations with
the United States Both mslbers Of the Anglo French
alliance angmeniing their naval and military forces in
this quarter The British squadron lords il the Gulf
Of Mexico the Island Of Caha, and The Caribbean
large snforceen Of troops their way Canada
and il stated that 1900 French soldiers be per
manenly stationed in the Island Of Martinique What
are The reasons for this last procedure have far
party are 50 frivolous and nadeqpase that hare right
conclude there Others secret and suhstAntia
Without the slightest desire excite unnecessary
founded apprehension cannot fortesr expressing the
opinion tina. there quite enough in the present aspect Of
saAirs Of the necessity of preparing
Giss that later The discovery Of
America equiFalent the creation Of New World
Previous 10 hat memorable epoch there but
ieriAl world there two with opposing interests
and What more opposing principles Europe has long
bea accustomed to doineer over the other quarters
the gsbe and though she has lost her supremacy the
Vest has in the mean TINA extended il the East
Thai ne great maritime powers Of Europe anxious
T. regain footing in the New World sueA something
like hal they enjoyed think Is every day be-
coming sriasat The Uated States Aions stand in
their way and II would hat Proveepce has imposed
them The high obhgAiiOn Of antsinng tie independ-
Of those STATES which have adopted republican ins-
tutons for their safety, in grsas measure depends
their own By beng prepared sustaia this position,
thsJ via be able do So, in All probability, with
01i resOrtng netaAl war. which win Ouiy be pro-
r5ksd by iheir remaining des.ncsless n cannot say
with PGuiek Henry, aws hght Mr. Speaker we
muE sghtF should be prepared TO fgbt While
Oby ber impulse, and the word Be followed b. blow
o. AL the Fat1 Aorsan1 that ever danced before human
rOr that Of universal and perpetual peace i tbe ost
saGsivs The Welt win derour The lamb
EH b, loses hs instinct nor The strong 70 Cypress the
weak ustR men become snsels Let us then be making
preparations in time maintain the position which has
not bea assumed but imposed o. the republic By dee
anyi n ether words BY the position in which ii has been
FAora ~ the great Arhir Of Nations Above an let rs
not be prrv.Sasd FROM commanding these Preparations b.
NE POerlis OtJrction that they -~Niiks denonssrs-
nonS kFerybody mDsi they ne; offensive but de-
nsrs measures Of prudent Prcsution forced TIE Uni
TED States By the wrrlke denonstrnficas cf Others De.
Eosd below the aesd Level Of degradation be that
@n'z whrs dsres not ADOPT measures Of spdeeacs in
At AFPresension q giving umhrage TO its enemies.
DELEGATES TO TIE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.