The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
For tie Free Trader.
DIpIOmntic Dialogues.
SUBJECT, CENTRAL AMERICA.

storm on these peaceful shores. and syec
away like chaif before the gale, those pett
internal lcuds which terminate into life IN
ring The Gains of peace.
Few care 10 wade through the mud of III
/ plomatlc notes, in order to get lucid yiey
oil great political question, and with man,
such labor would only be repaid by a,,ainin,
position where they would find no soil,
ioothoId; while above, the 70 IS of sophis,r,
would Hang, through which the keenest vi
sion might see the truth distorted
In reading recent correspondence of tb,
above character, 1t occurred TO me that
n'Sht render some service, as well as Sc,
my own way better, by clearing away som,
OF the rubbish as proceeded: hence IA,
following method Of asccrlaining the dimen
SONS OF the tree by looping off the ioiag,
and branches.
DIALOGUE FIEST.-lSt9.
-hr. L"'creHc6.-l have been instructed
10y the President of the United States TO in.
qnlre whether the British government will
unite with the United States in guaranteeinp
the neutrality of a ship canal, railroad, or
other communication to unite the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts of Central America. 10 bc
open TO the world and common TO all ma.
tons.
,,V'" '....erstoR.-lIer Maicstys govern.
80 WA feel great pleasure in combining
ana cooperating with the United States in
securing by political arrangements, from mo.
IeStation, disturbance, or obstruction. any
taLlishiup co,nmn,.i,I ca,,,',,. Wv" VI 20
tween the Atlantic md p,,iG'. o',as' ~,
isthnus Of Central tr.r;r, Wv
mr. L.urr,oc, Tho I-,it,J s,a,.,
sure your Lord,bip b,yc',o ,t,,',i,,, "-
pose, in view. Ttcy frankly d,srl,im.oi, in.
tuntion Of settling apu,.yipi, coI,ni,.n, nr
iortiiy ing mat country.
Lofd rum rytDH. -Ihat assurance will
give great satisfaction to Her Majr,ly's 70
ycrnmeut, and will with equal frankncs,
assure you, that Her Majcsly's government
will he equally ready 10 enter into such u
mutual arrangement
Ih'' constitutes tn true t,Nt Of the Clay
ton and Bu!wcr treaty. Iti- ia. kew T., Tie
game; bat is ii strictly HONEST on either
side, when viewed by the light Of the sub
segueut history Of that treaty;
The United state, h1d Interior views, and
sound views, and right and legitimate bu.
diplomacy iucuaat.s, as wisdom, the tortu.
oG- path of the serpent, and she threatened
IuhrJg,.D is the first % il. tn, doctrine Of
Sir Monroe, ANNOUNCED t. congress M
/ ~25,J That the American continent is 40
longer to hc con, IuryI subject to colyu.Za-
ton by European powers, was being set ut
uausH' 10y treat Britain, who, under cover
ui au old treaty made with Spain, Thereby
acquiring license % cat logwOoi at ,hc Ba
.Ir, ~ I!uuiIas.J was steadily colou.l.us
various points ou lnr coast, aud islands Of
Central America. How 10 enter the $50 .c
which should ultimately succeed iu iulucln.
Great Britain 10 abandon her prcteusi0u, on
those shores, was Tie great question. IS
uant at Ea.,zc, as q mcddIrr IN Mosquito
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