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Try. Tho Young Giant Of the West must, aye.
will awake from his sumbers in tho green night
of the forest, and turn ngain upon bis bear'skln
blanket towards the place of the setting SUM-


The old Frontiersmnn and the Young Pilgrim.
will hasten onward with iirmor tread and lof,ier
courage, to beat back tho cncroaching waves OF
monarchy !; and ere the people Of the Union shall
elect nnolher President the men of Monadnock
and Bunker Hill, of Ticonderoga and Trenton, of
Brandywine and Germu ntown, of Baltimore and
Yorktown, Of Camden and Guilford, of Niagara
and Sundusly, of New Orleans and San Antonio,
shall stand side by side upon the Russian bound.
ury and haul down, in glorious triumph. the ban.
ner Of Saint George, that a miserable Iolicy has
suffered 10 float over the lone oa,pos,s OF Tho free


We would not, however, withhold from The
American people the only hopo that animales our
breasts-a little star, ,winkling low upon dark
aud lempesiuous ocean horzon-a hope founded
upon the assertion of the Executive, that the offer
10 settle the boundary upon the offensive PARALLEL


has been finally Withdrawn, and that the Exccu.
tive now cams--wlal he never should have offer
ed to surrendcr-the whole territory OF Oiegon
from 49, TO 81 40. Be. when we recur 10
the North Eastern Boundary, as settled by the
treaty of Washington fow short years ago


When We see ia spite OF the Dragging of friends,
how completely the American Premier was taken
in by the smooth longued Astburton-when we


rehrc, TINT the highlands of the Saint Croix, were
declared 10 be in the middle of tho broad river OF
ST. Johns--,ha the free hills of Arostook, cover.


ing space as large as Scotland, with inglosides
us smiling and as lovely were tumbleJ, without
the asking, into tho lap OF a Queen-lhat the
American freemon were taxed, nearly half.
million of dollars, to pay Maine and Massachusetts
for agreeing to be dismembered and dshonored
that an American Congress, placed an Ameri-
can Squadron, at an expense OF over a million oil
dollars, under the command of a British Admiral.
to search American merchantmen upon tho high
seas and prevent the vessels OF the world from
stealing negroes on tho coast Of Africa, so that
the Mother country, upon their rcleasemen,, might
seize them under the apprentice system, TO build
up New Carriages upon the African coast, and
Gil up her black regiments in the West Indies,
with fresh and unsophslicated recruits, to be
thrown, in time of war, like wave OF iro upon
our Southern borders, and oil this TO secure to
Maine the privilege Of sailing down her own river
and to the Empire State ruined fort within her
own borders. We cannot say that our hope for
the future is lively ono or that our convictions
in tae stability ofdipIomatic patriotism arc strong
er than the warp of a spider. web.