The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

attaching importance 70 the visit from AmedoA fnl
the position Of these Journals and thar influence upo
Russian OPINION probable that they may rsprsssp1
o very widely dfased II not general Impression. =
long the idea OF possible ntsrveAon By the Units4
Of Gambia il deserved only Smile. But when i :
adopted by . writer like n katon, Of the hoseSu
Gasete, Who in spite or In conseeuenoe 8
influential man in Russia, and echoed BY his rival q
the Gooss the organ OF the moderate party, Acquire
journal the OF the United States Is DESTROYS
Of purchasing an island IN the 6gesn and may possibly
b rewarded with portion q As TsrAtaA e.pive 49,
alteration 1yos polatoaI ssnis Not only -
S VIZ. u: , ws :: ."G ss as Ss
y; : n,. from taking any such cSarss :; - -
Journals TO provoke EuyOpes intsrpsaion 10 Am~teo
cy lsswscas intervention in Hhvope-te forfeit -
scendancy in their continent 10 order 70 parcps0
hsnisphers-woud be . suicidal folly While Enslaa1
y learning tho advantages Of her nsular position, -
which they derive from moral sspsr,tcn from .hs 80
troversss Of the Old World much complete hn
than that Of England - the Atlantic Ii wider 80
the Strata Of Dover Fresh from the assertion Or -
Monroe doctrine against France in Mexico, thsy -
mot likely TO regulate their conduct by an opposu
has bssn in strict conformity with tie sase sdyes =
Washington In that letter 70 his fellow ciizsns whnA
has been called his political ssss.~snt-se svoa =
vsntion in the affairs Of the Old World The ccunsos q
his equity and prudence, and the ambition Of Sons q
policy Of the Mexican and the Ostend manifesto-
. Ms isa tT'@s.as sggyssndi.smens a:a pos..ss.
", sss.e :" as Justice ~ ae@.Iss: "a. "ssz
diplomacy in ne Old whether the AmerisIs
Republic follows its earlier or iss later insgl
ration---the practice Of Washington and Adams, -
that Of Polk and Perce-it is Is little likely - -
tempted from ito rule Of abstenton from alliances
action In Europe by an island In the AEGEAN By -
island " on tho coast of Bohemianby the hops q
acquiring portion Of the Turkish empire BY ~
dream Of acquiring portion Of the empire Of FfsaA
IN ono particular, the people and government a -
United States have neglected the advice given tha1
10 the Farewell Address Of the father Of the repub
tent love or hatred for particular powers forfs1s
some portion OF ts Freedom by becoming the slave e
wise harmless senmentasm Of such demonstrates e
that which has misled the pubcists Of RUSSIA -
taken more serious form In certain acts Of tue feAae
legislature and executive, which have been inspired
pique against Engiandin pr0teonia tariffs aud u ~
revocation 81 seciprocatly beneficial trsaes Tho n1
step towards the entangng alliances which Washngesa
deprecated
ncpation in the Eastern policy Of Russia a -
results Of the alance the bare possibility Of whnuh
has turned their beads the causes Of the outburss =
affection for the United States. which they record -
stimulate lie deeper; and they are worth studying
indication OF moral forces a work In the empire
which may seriously affect th0 future OF Russia and e
Europe. The policy or the Car may vary with -
hopes and fears Of the moment and tho wnban
rouse themwh Polish nsurrecton, socialist pla1 =
They may be modified rs Mousavier or . Ailutins =
in the ascendant. But the strong current Of -,
dency moves steadily on In the direction, unAGooe-
ed BY those surface changes To make the empire -
ccge, and TO make Il socially II not politically de0s-
cratic tho ,wofod object Of the Of the Cs
To put Anal check upon all separatst tendencies ~
therefore 70 suppress the distinctions Of race Angua
and religion which foster them and to destroy -
power OF the arstocracy to these ends the measures q
appropriation which have accompanied the emanopnr
ton OF the serfs and which have punished Tehsllioa -
Poland and sdition IN the provinces have 49,
directed The establishment OF perfect equality smeon
all the Emperor's subjects and tho Distribution =
the soil OF Russia among the peasantry, are ai1o
oreuiy Avowed While tho Americans hava erected -
sdiAcs Of political freedom upon the basis a sss
equality the Emperor and his most influential adviDu
dream Of rearing upon the same foundation wscAe
GnoGy But 80 far social organization coDceeAe4
Russia precursor In the United States and 49,
10 itscf 70 he tho propagandist Of the syste0
among what regards the edete feudal srtistocraeO
Of Western Europe Az an indication Of this hso-
clearly recognized AID scsd by the bureaucracy -
the Emprs, and obscurely ferman.ing amoag ~
massss---ths reception given TO the American miA1i
has an interest for Observers from when its udicfo0D
accompaniments shond not be suffered to divert -
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