Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-02
For the Ellsworth American.
Canada and Her Cousin.

| MAINE.
| Under this title, which find inexact. in
as much as French Canadians claim 70
| blood relation with Americans, an dnoHy-
| Eliminates a furious address against the
| United States whom he depicts as guilty
of all the sins of Israel.
II the intention of the writer was to
stop. or at least weaken the movement to-
wards annexation in some powerful prov
| inces, who am opposed IN all idea of an
| nexation, can tell him frankly that, TO put
1t mildly. he has done his work very awk-
wardy. In charging his palette with the
blacklist colorS has he not presented an
unacceptable picture, caricature absurd
and without value? To believe him we
must expect nothing good of the United
State a. there was nothing good to be cN-
pected from Nazareth, according to the
| Jews who crueiflcd our Saviour.
The Americans. he tells Us. "ere too
much for politics. they love money too
we'll their morals are too relaxed their
| National constitution is sick. their coyrUp-
ton is uucxamplcd; they are perhaps, the
least cultivated of all people their develop
ment has been 80 rapid that it cannot he
healthy their end will bc like unto ancient
Rome whose power dccayci after an cx-
istcnce OF seven or eight hundred years
We find among them the Mornon>, and
Jnigr Lyach holds his coar; In the terri
tories. hanging the horse thieves and al
lowing the a>Sas>ius Ia 60 free.
The American docs not receive the ne
gro into good society the United States
Is the rendezvous of bandits from all
countries, Every body votes. rch and
poor black ami white every nnc j. equal
| beforv the law. They would take butch
CT for y President ar shoemaker fr s
| Cabinet minister. Until now tbs did very
wcll-thc American people have become
enormously prosperous but can this lastf
what VIII She De thousand wears from
now: How can Il be otherwise In conn
/ try mhcTr the people elect their own judy
- NfElfT~ NfAGpl nor 10 ifAs II ttth ifaft
a u"Ai'Hg Bat no not the smallest hitlc
/ marquis or simple lord no Titled mcu nor
I knights, ~ person decorated with any IL
4 tie whs:c,rr. u, IL Of tll. Bath al. Garter.
I the Red Eagle or the Elephant; but I'M
/ stead half million II knights Of Labor !.
I The Canadian. Is ho eiaigrnt, 10 the nit
{ cd States and " no leave behind them 4
half dozen or more che, alter II the or
I der Of -; t,c,,r:c and - Mlcha.i l~c
+ very soon their resard and reverence
4 for the nobility and ar- swallowed ~ In
the great Republican man Neither must
We forget that divorce l. Irsr;iccd 20 N
/ alarmit. extent in TIC nli'd States.
Z Were Il not for certain Conservative ,lc-
I mont, such r. The English Catholic church.
/ and the Roman Catholic church the picture
which thu United States presents would
/ ~ tile pr.ns pai nr'U~a,ury h.ad, with
Y which ihj~ factuui .,,upics two and one
I half column. ~ thu sgsstfe
/ Apiot4s- to di,uIcr. AID TO What the
writer j. t,,ea-,d so CA. ,..e An.ls-Ca
, liz, church. enc ,nt.I..; b,,.. smiling when
lie calls to tnird that Tie Anglican church
4 had it, birth ina divorce suit that the hug
+ n>h King. Bluc Bcart u;hrrui., u-nr,
{ WIN VA thr husband II princess nho
I loved Linn ami uf " bonn Shakespeare gave
( a sympathetic portrait Bat III, A.u. al
- had female ffi-ud of the intriguing
+ Kind. ~ hose principles Of chastity left
much L. -. desired The fsvI, of tie
vuvur .irl rau.d soon beratu, pu',,i,-
time VA, >hnrt-what must h., dom. mus,
be- i, NJ onickly In order 4, l....tItnIz. III.
unborn h.l.e u,ur, must h. f.r,rr,.f from
his lawful wife He pcttttnus-i Rome
( the pop, refused furi1u, At the denial H..
married hi, mistress. after having ",,-
tanned from court Of renegade priests =
divorce from the Queen. he nov declared
himself fra from rapai authority and full
Is qualified 10 govern the conscicnccs ~
ali Great Britain ami ireland III, dau.h-
ter rs his crsi marriage Be drclare, lille,
gii.maie and gave TO the princes ~ liza
beth just born. the title Of priucc,~ Of
Wales All ihv>, act, Parliament ratified
/ Then commenced the roll OF the uccutious
and luur,irrous bufoon. carver OF blood
mixed with adulteric>. judicial murders,
and raPtne. In such acts The An2lo-C ath-
T Ollie church had IL origin. Three hundred
F years OF that was good training for the
English people.
/ In oar own day, Canon Taylo Of this
/ same church, tcachc, that the writings Of
/ the Koran are as Of much value A. the
teachings Of the Holy Scriptures. that IN
( : mora! point Of view, the Mohamctan j.
/ Just as good christian, aud even Shat
the Crescent points more directly To Ilcav-
ON than the cross. Ihe Morm"nN VINO
! got their poiygamy from Asia must get
/ credit Tor not going quite 50 lar a. TINS
/ English Canon IN their love OF lurklsA
/ ways and morals.
I III Is true me Americans seek rlthcN ana
/ they have no so-ca!led notfes among THEM !
! but the court oil Great britain Slaait
/ opened l" III" KNOCK OF TWO american
/ mIIIlohalfes' anu never asked no" they
| made their money while those very
same doors are hrmly closed against
English and European merit unless
wrapped up ID a hiBh nue. II ''i's 'iirS'
Tor Tlrhes Is unhealthy u lhis lihihodcr-
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