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TO be sure it is: and what other lane,,n.


comes the times' Irepeat 1.-THE neenls SJl.se oe'
land exult in war; and in the prospect of ~ ne
riole results e They expect that war will aw,t. -,
to emancipation '' 4 viii lead


The whole speech is continued strain os


d'gnant resentment, and is not without y. N
maton-suiiiclently disguised only to avoid 't' a.


charge OF absolute. treasoa-that in c.sa ou me ne
hope of concession founded upon the ant;c,. ne
contentious of Europe shall prove vain tbep ps,ea
pie will not neglect the opportunity Of dninp pea
themsevs the justice that is denied The s sns. .
was received with loud applause! Fron1 speeea st
turn that events seem to be taking. is toha we
slmed that Mr.. ShiePs expectations will rotn ple'
realzedi but the state of feeling which bis us
marks exhibit. sharp and burning to depro. a re- :,
most s bordering e on & irensy leaves but little room M


tranged from their fellow subjests, aud tha, e ss
red with remonstrance, they will on sn;,sSi. sSi,
occasion, appeal to arms--N Y. Statesman ,'A0''