The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-15

I pleasant Or stiil another analogy -
sanpose Austria was Mexico. and En-
gland ard France landed troops at
Trieste. and to show their friendly re-
gard 10 the Government Of Vienna.
they SLOWED General Turr and K!apa.
and Kossuth TO join this friendly ex.
/ peditionl BY changing the scene yen
see the singular position Napoleon has
/ PLACED himself in BY taking Almonle
on his staff, while England cmbarks
with Comonfori and Spain takes Mi.
ramon in charge, The very men who
committed the outragcs, being their
most intimate friends.
France must have a reverse in
Mexico to arouse the French. That
is the way Palmerston managed tho
China affair. Remember the peiho
How easy after that il was TO send ou,
ships and troops, and cannon, and add
fl0.000,000 10 the taxes. Palmer.
sion understands his people. lie can
elect a Parliament at any time on any
war. anywhere, unless il should 80
happen that the people were hungry
Mr.. Adams wrote 70 Mr.. Seward,
February IA, that England held the
door rklls her tieo associates ,oent in
10 perpsfrate hs rery act rhieh she De.
qolmced al The start and our Minis.
ter also inlimaies tlat the whole job
was got up by the Premier and the
Foreign Secretary, without consulting
tbc ot,er members Of the Cabinet
The allies did not want the money.
Did not Mr.. Corwip offer to pay the
bTlss Did not Mexico accept the
loan and have not England and
France rejected the oiTerS Mr.. Sew
ard says so. What is the inference Z
Why, it is that the pound Of flesh near
est tie heart was wanted, not the du-
cais. Kerico was The flesh, america
The hsart. But Tie European .Shylock
,ciu not u more successful than him
of the Riaito
Some gentleman remarks that Eng
land had retired, and therefore was
not responsible. When three muscu-
lar Christians combine to go TO
church. and two Of the burglars quar-
rel on the threshold over the division
Of the spoil, and the third goes on and
robs the treasury, burns down the
church, and shoots the priest, do you
pretend TO tell me that the outside
thieves are not equally responsible for
The crime that the inside rulfian has
per2etrated
In conclusion, gentlemen, lei me OBJ
serve that America has four points in
her political compass four cardinal
IDEAS, each grand, pregnant, national.
The first is Mdepeadeacs-a word
that does not appear in the Hebrew
Bible or the English Shakespeare.
The word is American we fought for
it, we won it, we own it. The second
is Liberty! No other land can claim
its fame. Liberty abroad means des-
potism. in America il means liberty.
The third is UNION! We planted it,
we cultivated it. and the idea is con-
secrated in the death OF treason. The
fourth point is an heirloom tradi-
tion. a fine idea, known TO all. and all
will fight for it tothe death. You an
ticipate my point 1t is The Monroe
doctrine. The President, forty years
ago, introduced ten lines into his an
nual message. Let me recite them
"The American Constituents, by
the free and independent condition
which they have assumed and main
tain, are henceforth not TO be oonsid-
cred as subjects for future colonization
by any European power; and Will"
existing rights should be respected,
tho safety and interest OF the United
States require them 10 announce that
no future colony or dominion shall,
with their consent, be planted or es-
tablished in any part Of the North
| American Continent
So wrote President Monroe in his
Congressional Message, December
| 1928. Calhoun Of Carolina, and Ad-
ans of Massachusetts, were the prom
inent men Of his Cabinent So North
and South were both well represented,
Senator .Cass, representing the grea,
i West, endorsed The doctrine in 1888,
and Mr.. Seward, representing the
East, January 2Gib, 1858, made a
powerful speech in the Senate on Con-
iiaeatal Rights and Relations. "Sir,'
said Mr.. Seward, +" am willing to de.
clare myself opposed, radically op.
posed, opposed at all times, 'loio, hence.
forth and forersr, opposed at the risk
Of all hazards and consequences, 70
any design Of any state OF States on
this Continent"
Il The eloquent Senator is now the
great Premier who has confidence in
bis people, and his people have conf,
dence 10 him. am one Of his admi-
rers, and demand Of him, as one d
that people, TO drive France out d
Mexico. Let the Galena, The Moni
tor, and fifty gunboats steam 10 Vers
J Cruz, and speedily too. France mus
| loose her "Trip from the throat Of Mex
(. ico. or Napoleon most die. Cesar
I had bis Brnius. Charles !. bis Crom
j vel, aad the Emperor OF the French
) does not profit BY their example. Nat
nraily jealous d seeing the Bonrbor
: Princes intimate with the President
r disguised at finding them fighting TIL
ltattte az liberty with Me(,leiau. nn