The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

/ tract IL rUl.uI from a l0Q1irr manor ia
/ New Yofk a show how Glle the East
/ Ind, onestion il uudorstood
a spleadil country. one Of tho most
/ fertile on the earth Womb bacome a d,s.
ert-.q second \iear, ma ENGLAND sounds
f,rtv T., Gnv millions d,U,,s worth If
Foods to lndia-for the raw m,terd Of
/ which she ia mostly indebted ia us Il
.hs loses ber market for the Foods. we
| shall lose ~, Tor the material"
Dh FINLAND find in ndi, doscr, a
second iear,p1a-vhau she took nos.
session of It by fire and swordt iyas
il, not the very richest country ia the
Verdi Has not FINLAND enriched herr.
self by the rictea sbo f.upd tbareg II is
non sruai,r therefore. 10 ASSUME that
the ov.rthro,r of British uoyyer in India
VIII reduee II to a desert or convert il
iota fl ..rord \irataoua. lis The mill.
tatv desppiism FINLAND has established
there which is reducing India to desert
y second Nicaragua. According to all the
best authorities. the whole OF India has
been rapltly declining in wealth and non.
ulatlon ever since Great Britain aud her
i''rt iHulh company "a company com
posed, not OF merchants except 'e"
pr.ncely ones brt mo.tIy Of the wealthy
arstocracy or governing classes Of Eng,
laudl reduced it to subsection under tue
hypocul'cal pretence ct opening II TO com
motre, civilization and Christianity As
far az Christianity is concerned. tho An
elo. Indian Government now stands con,
Ycicd before the world 90 Ms c"a comics"
SONS, that II never did anything directly
or Indirectly, 10 spread thr'j'auty ~ In.
dih. lie MISSIONARIES nat the American,
hiitith ava some other la opfah tbufeh'
es srut out to luiia, iuuud ihat hlss.en'
any iahofs in India. after tue bHteh con
quest, bofoIiiile or no irutat oil whereas,
prtonsiv to the conquest, Toe "efman Frv
tes'an', SO well as The Catholic mi's'onafles,
has been oml 3euiiY successful 'n eou'eft-
ing Tue heaiHerus to Christianity, SO much
So that the success OF "ermHn happst
was used as an argument against hAp.ism
by immersion IS II WAS ""rs'd mat he
was pAY-'caiY uaahle 10 mmtr'e ihe cau>
Veris last enough. A''et tao bHiish toHk
possession OF the country, The American
baptist missionaries lNhored seven wears "a
India aud only made one convert. Inc
people became preJudlced against the ms
tonafIes and the Eospe. they preached
ms they suspected them OF bong the aVHnl
couuefs OF those atmies which suhduod
aud riilag"d thor country.
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