The Sandwich Islands.
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The Hawkeyc of Thursday, speakingf
the rumor that the American residents in
these Islands talked Of applying 70 Con-
gtsss to establish MI American Territorial
government over them, thinks Congress
may do so, "if, as is affirmed, the natives
fall in with the projects and then goes on,
as it would seem, TO slur the idea, by re.
marking that, ''Ireland will apply next
then Cauada, and after that, perhaps Great
Britain herself-if Uncle Sam will agree
TO assume her National debt" II the ma.
lives of TIE Sandwich Islands wish to come
under our government and her laws, and
10 be part Of our domain Of freedom, Id
them come. As to Canada, there is no
doubt but she Is destined to be an integral


part Of the Union. ireland we should Ike
to see free, as the noble blood Of that peo.
pie deserves. AS to Great Britain, The
Boston Post, sometime since, prophes'ed
\ she must at some future day, become ato'
ony oftac Fniicd Sintcs. The British press
| reared somewhat at the time, at this iaso-
leni prediction Of the saacy Post, but never
mind that. Oregon, spoken ofby the Hawk
eye, is already in the Union; and Califor'
MIA has got one leg in. Texas we all know
where sheis. The Islands ofthc sea begin
to snuff democratic air, and they ate look
ing this way. Now amid all these pros
poets Of American greatness, John Bal
feels arfuiiy, and so does the editor Of the
Hawkeye. But never mind-Uncle Sam
makes Kind shaidy,- and he'll see to sl
these things, Nt. Ia @0Aff.