The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

I
. to the grounds for the real or assumed 1
sympathy, friendship and a
nifty existing between the Russian AUTO u
-aep and the American Republic, and then .
.ated we should resume the subject at
ature time. This We now do, and will add, c
hall continue to do from time to time until 9
ur foreign relations shall have assumed !
al American attitude; both as to tho nation !
nations we cultivate as our best and most
,eful friends, and our reasons for doing
}. In this we do not mean to become par
san, or seek to point out grounds for unjust {
or TO End unnecessary fault I
18th existing foreign relations. It may be
hat our foreign policy Is just what 1t should
e-that 1t Is proper to quarrel with Eng
Ind, scoid France, and threaten spain-aud
hat II Is our misfortune not TO be able to see
nd appreciate the wisdom Of statesmauship
o we'll directed. II our foreign stations be |
ust what they should be, they will not suffer |
" being discussed, but II they are not prop
,rly balanced, the corrective cannot be ap-
piled too soon.
We think II Is true as q proposition, that
NATIONAL Individuality Is essential 10 national
ursatness, and further, that there can be no
national individuality without national
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generai 'n'ng' tePuones nave no' sueeeouo ,i
ous 'n"i''A'"'"s .ue" u'"'.'a' SUI ~ =.
VI go'er"men'' ana 'he'' ia''u'e A 'n' ','u''
OF IN part their internai "eakuess anu III
par tue successful nhneu'fo' o' 'neif "oH'
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menting INTERNAL dlssensions III 'nc III
guided republics, and then take inc nrd'
opportune moment to crush them out. Inc
number OF republics, so called, that nave
realised this fate since history has recorded
the rise and fall of Governments arc too nu'
merous 10 mention. But the sad fate OF
these republics warns US of one statutory
truth and rule ever to be observed, aud that
10 not to have internal discord or dlssen.
sions, which We cannot ourselves cure and
correct, and none whatever to be taken ad'
vantage Of by our jealous monarchica
neighbors. Let US do this, and We will
never DO crushed out or become prey to
their schemes' rs was imPudently asserted
oy some Oh them TO be our fate rev years
since.
etsndins upon THIS ground, and guided Dy
these rules, we are at once Americana anu
as Americans, we have an Internal anu ex-
national policy at once assumes Its color and
shape from our external and International
commerce.
In our editorial Of the 25th ultimo we at
tempted to show, to some extent, where AM
with what nation our commerce was mos
important, and especially referred to GU
commercial relations with England, France
Spain anu Russia. we named them IN 'u'
oiuer oecau'e such Is their rear position " "
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