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POPULATION-POWER--WEALTH. It has been we'll observed that the fol- lowing lines of Southey, deserve to be written in diamonds" They apply not to England only--but to the labourinq classes in every country, and in the pres- ent state of things and the actual progress ofpopulation in some of our states, with the comparative decline of power and wealth in others, are applicable to the U- uited States.-England, indeed is over- burthened with taxes and monopolies-but ve have room enough for the {. thousandth generation ;' and it is the class of persons alluded to, that must plant and support our banner on the shores of our country. or bear it round the world.-Nikes.

 "Train up thy children, England, In the ways of frighteousness--and feed them

 WIh the bread of wholesome doc Where hast thou mnes-but in their industry? Thy bulwarks where--but in their breasts T.

 thy might,

 But in their arms? ...

 Shall not their NUMBERS, therefore, be thy

 weolth - .: Thy strength,-thy po'cer,-thy sqtety,--and

 thy pride? .l,.

 o grief then-grief and shame, If in this dourishing land there should be

 dwellings,

 Where the newborn babe doth bring unto

 its parents soul

 No joy !-where squallid poverty receives

 it at the birth,

 And, on her withered knees, Gives it the scanty bread of discontent!