The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-30


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'ATrrrTuDE 81 EIaLAhO T,oiv,avAaps
=: AMERICA, DuRl10 WAsHs0-
TONS First,
President Washioeton's Chief difficult
ties, utter The public debt Aad Issa
provided for, .rose from the relation, of
The yeuog Republic .ith foo,s.is, ffo,si pow
ers. To ve.koets everything Is di6.
cult. Tic necessity Of t,.Pi.e the
peace was 90 manifest and %. urgent, Il
that the government eoald nosn;,,ss.. ; !, the
representatives Of an npfriIssdiJy IIsxsr
on equal terms. The Upited S6t.s then
signi6sd merely thin In. IT settle
ment. 'aiong tie Athntie ioo.,t OPEN
'oon tie tide Of the oe.sn to hostile
feet, and on The westsis boundary to
the Indian tribes;. Spain holding New
Orleans, and Great Britain, C.lada-
There *k,s no army, 10 navy, no sur.
plus revenue and tb.tsoantty ~. but
just recovering from The exhaustion
aod rav.ge. Of an eight years VA.
When General Washington cane to
the Presldeno, ID 1889, IL J..u had
elapsed SINE the peace In tie tresty
Of 1888, Great Britain hsd s9rssd to
evacuate, without needlss dslsy, every
fortified place within ehs beuidsrlss Of
the United States; and Jst British
garrisons sill: held seven American
posts Of little use to her, but of vital
importance both to the honor 1ad the
safety Of this eouotry;-pesss the re-
tention of which 1as . neu.ss u well
as an. Injury !; for they kept epsns che
great natural Highways ftsn Csasda ia-
to- the United Statss. ) - !ds.S Ga
aTo:the substantial ~ssass vssssddsd
a neglect, ,aeiaaiiaaEi1 lkae., sk.t
looked like 5Jsssmati6a 4disesrtesy.
Congress- sent Mr.. Adsns 10 rLonden,
in'l7sk, 70 ssprsssat lie rev MEMBER
OF the family of1atish a>sr ths court
of:ope .ofatae Oldest. :zNe' English min
lister Vas seue. 70 Anssisa III fsix ys.rs
after. mr. Adams, thssshthsvas -
eeived eivilly .sadagh, vss kept sAauat-
ing antechambeu for thfsa' nosths b.
fore 'he.bsgau 70 get any eesetiaty as'to
the reason why; the poses were s.seiia-
ed ysaaa4 ets; IS s.,~~s5 Siaes 80 sze
Great Britai, impessd@saeh .rsstzis.
sioos upon ,.AmerisaD ; ssunnsses .
(tseema, Il present. > IA. apsspoistsss sar
belief. From sssMasl sInai. 1slssds
American siesssl. xisesstsrl5 as1.lsd.
I'd and. only. sushaA.snssap psas1,ts
were: admitted "a sosld1otsbsdisps1sed
with, hnrsss; i've snim.ks 1ssd
for food, s,mbsr,' tar and tsrpsssias.
Rnt saither yan=,Ansr;esn; -vsesul ser
Aueii eas prodnsts Of 4sny.khd a~hst-
ever 4ere, ADMITTED istss ~ aBntish
! possession ! which. Il souh. d. without
them J; aot into N:vso.ssl,,s sG.,.da,
or India. From Great Britsis- 'hsslf,
wh.le oil, salt fsa, i.ls.pro,siens, were
excluded, aud grim only admitted
when the people, must have it o. -
hungry. = .s-~.. So.
Tbs Amsriesn people might not b
upvin their Pud,sdorf, ner M vasssl
often ''een.en the taaily ssb'sf fbst tie
ST. Clair n.saose struck keksf 6 tho
ooldsst heart, and exsitsasr,asetseas in
tho .dplle,t head . sRtery one seusd N.
ter into such: cases % thst di Hugh
Purdie, y, : faaizQ patizs ef XiEsiaisp isprsss.
Cd IN Londoa, .treet.. ep.tieA aosee in
. m.ns;ef: 2. s9 var, ORDERED TO- la|sapsd,by
the admiralty, sg.u putia. iross and, Aseli,d
e6err those orders had basaa ,aa.is,l,
and eet On shore ia a, 4, asr.pg, lid s.,,h.
out the le'n means Of aub.is.ing treA dy.
Y took fifty. fifty. sesrs,to srt Il, hstaea AT
Of the hearts Of the .AaeEiesa people
which Vas engepdersd, not ;senssh ~
the var, as'by tha ipspleat, psssissasee
in outrage after the xa4.-A3sst;e to~
feorua'y. "a a2a s42av $50 '.-:>
"a 1gsn,lesn.an inquired Of . ..lp,.-
tori boy: "My I'D, When ,in thi, jo>'
yoa have on h.nd ,be daasr n e.a'e
tell, sir" replied ths hoasss boJ, .,t-
Ft.'ly ~. 1da.!y W job, .nd i viu D.
pend upon how sooa, , II, bon h,s ~
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