Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
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husssa aila the Onitea states, cne young
klanta respectively OF the Oiu aHu NV
WpEios, are as tn5s Homensl slsnsVSS1 ~, ~ ~
nosb respecfs the antlpoaes' o. eaeh 0ensIs
engaged 10 the same RosS--Lnae - ot = pAit Lt
sion and prQgresslon; n q . SNp nastot.s gts aS
onee pear more !oreApls ttsell plA1 IS, apQ .l.
Gxhibse more strik leg com y AZ en5s
moment no two oeaplte the az skfesstRe poll
icy of PrpssiA or the menaclng silence of |
Erances are Wascpe1 iWIsn more soLleltuues
or FOare likely % ace0mplish more esbupen
dpus ts ne VII EqaFe 9pJ eet es ls Wglcn |
Rusela aims - bpe 4tquislgioh 0h 5ne tA!f t51u-
ropean possessions Of the sultan Win ene |
GitE OF PIE, 08e command o. sne 4
BpSfnQFus ana fne eommerce OF sne. BACK
AZ, Sron, M Arctic 10 the Ned
sto - { Ssi S-nseraes yNsiassssl1A
yonld he efIscss,sIIe mistress of Europe
The FJnited States do net define their aspi- 4
Tatle1s, but look qnieslye forward to- the 4
xibSe when the ATilo ole bofndle contihent,' 4
will fern one unbroken republic. The re-
l1arkahie ssneeste cor1iale which for;a 4 quar-
thfi0 81 aNeeniurv has been Increasing be-
fweln nss renders this siniilarity of 6bieet
the more - & - -,
-ssRassia and the United States must ever
"a fI3ifII . kI,t olossi ilaviffpr neither Ter
rit0piaF nor maritiRe iealSusies to- excite
Sles one against the 0tilersF The Interests of
otls-flepaana shat they should 60 hand in
mAflQ LlEtQellr
-sE1i vvJE,y RUSSIA cKDRs TIE TERRITORY.
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xase hasslau Ane.ieah ". ~
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SSIsS the tneoI,s offer of the En-
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,, m, roi1s were ar, tfss i1oinE Of Torecoopizg
a. ~ q , M, fae, 7. ni.S,r1 yifsstI
49, -, fs n rge Rnssien eets
- Is I.;s 8 fine, one in the
~ -, Z Z Z t,d ft3a otlso,.s in tl,e
kssof San Eran r q silent but eloouent
shfSksf r. of. The officers of both
Sisefs Ssca iists fke 'nfblic quests of the re-
saf: % 6o,n :, i,e.1 assff;as TthA snectacle had
ssst = s1 Z =
srSf course IS,,ss;a has i,ersovr irtere5t ts to
,,hssrSs 81, fhi d and eitiietlv
t,e ;il1snnseaIe cha0rirl Of her old
.enec,1s Enslands in heing. .tl,uss sunexpect-
-sllv hem med IA. north. west. and south, by
her republican rieighbor Russia is also
siittIe Reluctant; to part with territory
which. owing co its remoteness from the
centre Of governments can never be of
1n,,,,l.. commercial yalue,to q power not es-
eentially maritime while TO Der republican
sfriend and ally it becomes of immediate
ssfnp6rtance in every point OF view. Under
Iit yielded little or, mo revenue TO- the inn
sperial treasury the monopoly consuming
all the profits and shafilig but q tithe of the
burdens of its government. There was
heFeFy reason why Russia should cede and
why we. sfiolifd acquire this immense tract
;of territory. Z The Information concerning
sRcountry Sd far removed from the ordinary
routes OF commerce must necessarily be, at
best, anlv of a general nature, Facts, there
fore, obtained from personal experience,
and reliable data from recent explorers,
may.serEe 70 illustrate the prominent sfea-
tures of the country and It's people until
more detailed examinations can be made.
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Russian DOCKS iurnlsn lnIeresSlng ParClc'
uIars OF Cne uiscoeedy ol Cue AnnIII pHI
can coastnortn Of goS % eyTSapsatn benr'
ing, VINO was sens G OUT on voyage VI eA'
,pzorattnn IA 1893 ~ tue Eu PISS Li1 A1l y y
Russia. he alsg DISCO oyeLeV 'tt1e greateI pa
of the dslands between tRe IMg eontI l5 zen Is
Efem tnaG tlme snsstah lAnteEs elln tlAP sI
pers from OkhQtsk peefhs 20 >e1 1seR9s bRell
expeditions 70 the nors1skesL eeass O. amer
flean Positive ntofmaCten eeHis1s Q! aeeu
forty expediL5ons 0L plls fEli1a utftlg ~, Sn'
Jast ball OF Ene gntFeAtn csushII M
-AndFeJanon sAslanne q R2ktie1 81 Ghe A4eh
i5lan aren5peieg0{ Were lOLHlalsy iS ~ ~
e ussla ~ q e4 plo.t
6ioA started from lOkn9ssHs IN 1tSy, unue
the command o. Capeaazn paz ..' ptiilngs. IL eaP
tain one q sne I,.e al
cue 4mp0tsshe clssS ~ s..S ~ ~ M,
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sufst atIeIn az Pei ~ 2
~ sitfa o, or ~
wv ~ sa,t q "a fa land If AliasL
iod ~ raar;oo To Islands know o,.,,,.
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