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to so great design, and have consequently reapsed
TO more 'consistent" and more comfortable al
tentative, aday or two will furnish additional tesi-
the difficulties which tits prepared to encounter land,
we trust, to overcome. Whatever requires time or
admits OF delay, admits also Of vacillation and
change. tits possible, and certainly quite in ac-
cordance with the history OF the greatest affairs,
the most decisive pans and the most settled engage
menfs, that even q few days may modify without
substantially altering the event Whatever form
the event may take, and whatever consolation any
OF our impugners may please to derive from the
want Of more literal fulflment to our words, a
day or two will place beyond all controversy the
substance OF our announcement, viz, the consent
OF the Conservative leaders to ar entire repeal Of
the Corn Laws. -. X


Every body, Of course, wishes beforehand for un.
animity and peace, and desires the acquiescsnce Of
all in that which Is both inevitable and good Every
body. in spite Of warnings, In spite Of mpossibii-
ties, hopes against hope that all will take part in
the common decision. As a matter OF feeling we
should prefer to. see the whole Conservative MN
istry, down to Its lowest members and most sub


ordinate organs agreeing 70 carry this great and
probability in the sudden and simulianeous CONVEX
sion OF SO many men, whose very number as well az
variety Of character class and condition, allows them
litiis opportunity OF comparing their sentiments,
covery OF political truth. There are also personal
c0nslderations which may al least reconcile us TO
the calamity Of partial secession. Il cannot be
disguised that SIR Robert Peel's Cabinet exhibits


in several instances more rank than talent more re-


spectabity than power. There has been, indeed,
enough to suggest suspicion that the Premier was
jealous OF a youthful spirit and rising ablliiy;-
the absence of these elements from the Cabinef NAV
be readily explained by their unfortunate dearth in
the Legislature. Be that, however, as il NAV, the
fact remains the same-vIz, that the practical
five men; and far az the rest are concerned, il
would be easy to imagine change for the better


We publish IN another column letter from the
Secretary Of the United States Legation, addressed