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The more this subject is discussed ana
,,,da,s,ood the more odious does 1t become
10 ihe American people We have from INC


,,anrenent Of the fee trade humoug
con,ended. tha, il was one of those mastery
strokes Of British policy, by which she has
made herself mistress Of the commercia'
world moments reflection would have
enabled any one 10 come to the same coneiu
sion but the visionary character OF too ma
nv OF our great as we'll as little minds pre-
vented reflection, and the floating vision was
crashed at with avidity. Had they turned
10 history, had they asked for the causes
that placed England pre-eminent 10 com
merciaI point ofview, or had they asked
whence comes this new light, the vision
would have been dispclled; before castles
numerous and high had been reared on SO
false foundation which in their inevlta'
be fall, will bury forever in their ruins,
some that might have become ornaments to
their country and generations.


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mulgated in America by hirelings and IN
terested foreigners When the infection had
possessed many Of the unthinking, presses
were established for the purpose of spread
ing the poison wider and wider. and funds
raised in England for the purpose OF sus-
tanning them AT the head OF the free trade
British party in America, was the n. Y
Republic, a newspaper edited by Dun
Green, of Telegraph & Pilot memory.
Facinated by the hypocritical attentions
showed him. during his sojourn in Engla
thirsting after filthy lucre. and idolatrous in
his devotion to the great nullifying deity o.
South Carolina, he became an easy prey e
the pretended free trader on the other side o
the waters, and was thus induced to take
charge of the journal alluded to.


But recently the friends of this magnifi
cent scheme of British aggrundisement dis
covered that the pliable Duff Green wa
not the man to render effective service, AM
was consequently, dismissed Had It beer
the policy of our free trade politicians, t
promote American interest, an American
would surely have been placed at the hea
OF the organ of the party. Instead OF ths
they have placed at its head Mr. Wycko
an Englishman, who is not even a citizen
the IT. 6, bu. foreign loafer, who neve
was known in this country except as tn
lackey and hanger on Of Fanny Elssler d.
ring her soiourn with Us. ard who has bt
recently returned from Europe. with mean
and instructions TO en.ighten the America
people. on subjects of national and intern'
tional policy Desperate indeed must


cause be, when none can be found to TAX
the lead in advocating il but foreigners. an
such as have never breathed in any otht
bat the atmosphere of theatres


