, 1879-07-02


compare With It for vast utility n11tl stnblltty
during period OF nearly 400 years
And when ttr Darlen Cnnai sl,nil OPEN tue
means fur nR IL trade with SoO,Wa,tNO Of peo-
Inns ever yct bren possible WI will look back nt
these uttU,npts Mt restriction n,nt Genonct!za-
tton a* we lts'w lt'ok hack IT, the. nroh6sion'"f
irutt-fnnnufarlnrr it tie American tnottca;
urged by eorrupt Influence. with .he treason Of
Benedict Arnoi wlI!elI, though II faileti+ was
yet well rewarded III gold under NJ existing sye-
ten nj bribery, which syaleth sill cxista. nlHt IL
far sl's,re dangerous hcrauso not guarded
against, .........
And will t,t,lc OF our literary men plcnsn cx-
pluiu why Wasbfnrtan's most aolesnn ndmonis:.
tlns have been NJ carefully suppressed from a'l
our current litcraturea And en,i i'ir forcr ot
those Wise a,l practical aduunt'lons he denied,
alal of thai peculiar warming against nrth by
which 'tln pe'ticy nsrl The will uf t'uc country
otl,rt''t ~ .,,, u,,u,,o,
Influences explain tho wortlcssncss a,'d ct'rr'io'
lion nf Mlilcll Ut The American lrcss; nlt w!1'
can t1rny their influence III this tdc'lt'cn u,i"s.
linn nf silver, A1nl the BETRAYAL ol Our a'eiene
staNnni IN monetary a!FAtra!
THRU ia nt this n,IrNt great nnt Urgent
duty. resting Upon Every sWd citizen. to awaI-
en- ~ dangers tint nsr sll0Wn AtiA known TO eS-
i.t, :unl thai IL is IN tlrtr lm:1cr to aTert, Wy
ean har,y realtze In thts ta;t age th9 need 81
nevertheless, Nor Is II possible 10 untlcrhttnl
f,o,s to guard The policies ar interests Of oHr
country wllilr tlIsrczar.ltng the lomE march of
o!srs. u vnst nnss steaidlly-ant1'ane! !y.str'
ErAnd!zen,cut,. Mt t1,c expense, OF otler
count rics, the ticl,nscneni nf enunt1os* millions
Mt lonc md abroad, and by nj! nsas md arms
mura dangerous to the 1noArrn world thnn thoso
vi ilumr tu thu nnclcht world.
No fnan Is 1t for statcsnnnship IN this co,'n-
Try nn'css acquainted With the nature OF those
Transatlantic influences md pulie3cs, nnd
tt!orougliy faithful to our interests rs Nation,
our interests w1lo has ,,,li!rd md accented
such teachl1lss Ms those of Cnrlslc,-tho liter
nry atturner for lnlrerlntisn IN America aud
Europe, 1T j. through sues, itsltior" principles,
lncnlratctl far Milll wide, nH by cnrrl,nttnn e,y
bribery, that things hnyc been ACCOMPLISHED IN
our public affairs tint wotlld not otherwise have
been tolerated by the very men rho have tecI,
with Or without knowing IT. tug mere snstrl!-
incnts ot Transn.lant: Imperialism. Tits Is
sLr crested serpent TINT las entered into our
land, n,Ml must be expelled. ur e!sc DESTROYED
from uir tho face of the earth.
Its history has hcrn written In trcRcll6ry,
crime. ntd blood for ages; and to deny Its vNst
md al!-pervnding influence nntl power III the
trcacllcry. An en'ucnt stnicsllan Of our colltl.
| Try admitted 10 tho wrer. quito recently, The
extstunce nltl power OF these external influences
In our atlaiEs, u,,si claimed Tint tcY were 'too
as It !nuks, Is not ns bah as blind, npntllctie
disregard nf their existence, or denial of atl the
lessons Of history, md of oil recent expcrle1co
Men must no lon2cr te deceived by empty don
tests of party Mlld nrclutilees Of section. Fol
the thiN1s ttnt have bee, foue atitl VII. b. don't
| nre mt to bn wavdell oil by any such n,eans.
But, though the enemy llas lo1iG since cntcE
| el, tie cngraft!tg Ut euud policies III tlM Coil
Ut tho States IN Il National Constitutional Con
| vcntlun, looking sincerely 10 fiod for gn!tsancc