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in either case il brings assurance OF rescue comfort
and supply. But few words uttered by few
weak men dres; in little brief authority q, Lon
don and Washington, more potent than magiciau's
snel, which should change fair and sunny skies 10
darkness and storm may convert that nng into
more fearful thing than the utmost violence of the
wind and waves No longer token of succor at
hand !, ,ynuId become herald OF captivity and ruin
and the sailor will meet alone the utmost perils OF
fire and food rather Than wait lis approach


II behooves those who have the power 10 act at
copiDucture pregnant with such awful consequences
10 look with heedfu eye 10 the measure oftheir own
resnonsibitv Thirty years OF profound peace
among ali the great nations ot the earth have made
Governments careless and confident and men sit
der the shadow of their own vine and fg-tree. and
talk lightly OF war. generation has passed away
since the conclusion OF The last great struggle and
the recollection Of the misery and gloom which at.
tended il has become dim. {" He jests at scars who
never fel, a wound" Meanwhile the feelings and
opinions OF men respecting The wul lnhicon OF In
iarv, or the destruction OF human life under what
ever pretences have undergone greater change in
reality than in appearance. Humanity has made
nrogrss reat prosress God be thanked for it If
the careless and the unthinking still speak reckessy
about n war il is only because is definitely
connected in their minds with any idea Of the she'd
ing OF blood They have only vague notion OF II
es sort OF non-intercourse by which. at considera
bic inconvenience 10 itself. nation bravely avows
determination
of its rights In this way alone can account for
the absurd clustering of some very worthy persons,
who talk about Wind lcating pretensions that
worthless Oregon by an appeal 10 arms. Bring the
matter home 10 them, let them wake up some morn.
ing and find themselves in the midst OF war. and
they would be struck with horror and remorse. The
news of great victory. of the old fashioned kind,
attended with the slaughter of thousands both
sdes instead OF being received with eNultation
we verify believe would excite in their minds only
the mingled feelings OF grief humiliation and repent
ance. Above all, they would hold to fearful ac-
countabilitv the politicians whose policy had become
go deeply stained with blood. Then let the English
ministry and the American Government look 10 IL
thew NAV carry on this war of words for while
longer and it will harm one they will even de-
serve and obtain what is the sole object OF their am
bition the applause of their countrym for being so
vaian, and steadfast in defence OF their coun;ry's
rights But the outbreak OF actual hostili'ies be-
tween England and America about such a contemp-
,ible possession will be followed by storm of po
pular indignation, that will not only hurl them from
their pride of place but will cover the history OF
their administrations with disgrace, and leave an in
debe blot upon their names.