Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-17
A French Pamphlet On the United
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states.
Happears that pamphlet has just been
issued in Paris add ressed to the Emperor,
by Monsieur Belly, Of Nicaraguan contract
notorie,y. This Frencbman is as Zero.
cious as if he had just risen from a feast
on two dozen frogs. This furious French
man considers himself to be part Of what
he calls Latin Europe, which he regards
as endangered by our flhus.ering Democ
racy, and he wants Louis Napoleon to
pitch in and stop US in statu quo. NJ. Bel
y thinks that if we once get Cuba, Mexi-
CO and Central America, that we cannot
then be held. He therefore wants the
French Emperor to fire gun to frigh,en
orr fl'bustering Yankees ihto submission.
We give few choice gems to show how
ferceious this frog. eater becomes:
The Democratic Republic, once FREEDOM.
inant in the New World, all empire, all
royalty anywhere in the world, becomes
injurious to its interests; and it will con.
sequently be necessary and proper to des.
troy them, either by force or by fraud. n 4
Let US even suppose, Sire, that it is fool.
ish to incite our corrupt era to busy itself
with other than material interests. so sor-
didly degraded unless subordina.ed to in
terests Of a different description. the mes
sage Of Buchanan should no less awaken
Europe in the desire of replying energe,i-
cally; for on tie day when America shall
nave no interests in common with the rest
Of the world, the material interests Of Eu-
rope will be strictly compromised our
commerce, our industry will have TO sub.
nit to rule, instead of debating it, and the
discovery of the New World will have the
incomprehensibls result Of causing the
death Of the Old.
The Catholic sovereigns, upheld by God
and their subjects, are obliged to use cir.
cumlocu'ions 10 advancing legitimate
pretention and behold the chosen Of an
undisciplined route Of bankrupts and
thieves dares proclaim in the face of man.
kind that the hour is come for these shelves
and bankrupts to advance to an assault
upon civilization.
l ask your Majesty what relations can
we hope to maintain with country who
sends out to the civilized world ambassa.
doris ready to erect b.rricades at Madrid,
to hold petty conferences in Europe, at
which the sentence ofaEurope is pronounc.
ed and to become dealers in stolen plate
in country in which they have been pro,
noting civil war! u
The message i, clearly directed against
the faith, the ideas, the principles, the in.
teres's of which your Majesty is the &C
knowledged exponent; it Bullets Europe
upon both cheeks and affirm tina. they
who affect to turn it into ridicule turn pale
at it in their closets.
Here is the remedy named by this terri
BILE man:
The cancer which eats them, and which
they only nourish by throwing it each year
the product of q new theft, will suddenly
gnaw them to the heart their conteiera
sion will be broken by the force Of events
and then Latin Europe will truly have the
right to smile, If she il not com passionate
enough to take pity upon them
Tie United States on'y lire on the conai
ton Of .toreig" encroachment Ike bdHdits
their inhdbtfants cannot eTiSt but By tre-
Gnent1g emerging from their carsrns. Pa,
"a wall around them. Sire, and they will eat
each other up, and they wW aseom earh
other Ike Sardyes as they are--have they
not already tasted of each other in Utah |
Be persuaded, Sire, that in order TO dis
pate the threatened phantom, and to
weaken the forces placed a. its disposal
by its accomplises. II is only neeessary 10 !
fire s,ngle gun. Your Majesty would
have no need Of firing single cannon
the United States have DO more a Sebas.
topol than they have Jets and armies
An ample declaration from Your Maj. F.,
will suiiice to bring them to reelection. ard !
to breath enough confidence into the al |