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leave us to be over reached in the settlement of the
boundary-pay the Yankees f100,000 for the ne
groes who had run away to US from their owners in
the land, professedly, of freedom-and keep the
Oregon for spontaneous combustion!


"Mr. Webster, it is said, among others ofthe best
of the Americans, has given it as his opinion that
there will be no war. The wish Of this enlightened
statesman is, perhaps, father to the thought. But
we must not forget how our minister at Washing
ton was deceived in 1912, when he wrote to the late
Sir Herbert Sawyer, our admiral on the North
American station, saying that although the lower
House had declared for war, it would not pass the
upper House; that, in fact, there would be war.
But war did come, and come like a clap of thunder;
for no one would have thought that people who
we're then the carriers for all the continent of
Europe, without marine, save some half-dozen
ships, would have been 30 insane as to sacrifice
her commerce for some imaginary wrong, and pit
herself against nation whose navy swept the seas.
But so it was; and now again she will rush on her
destiny


1--WE must not, then, be lulled into security, even
although the American aristocracy Of wealth, and
the aristocracy Of education and TALENT are averse
to war. Let England not be unprspared because
America s not prepared and believe that they will
not 90 to war. We must not calculate Jonathan as
we would reckon on nation. What care king Folks
turbulent but ruling minority, whether they have a
navy to cope with our fleets, or if the commerce
Of the States be ann,hilsed' They can fit out pri-
vateers, manned with the scum Of America and the
sweepings Of Europe, and convert their seaports,
for time, into hornets nests, and make their for
tunes England desires to submit the matter in dis
quite to arbitration, but buccaneers will drown the
voice Of wisdom, and be deaf the calls ofregion
We may be sure that people, prone to sanguinary
dusIs, will care little how they rush into


"But let America beware how she lights the torch
of var. lest Il FIRE her funeral pile, already lsId
IN her slave States. Let her open her eyes to the
vi.on that will then present ITSELF let her England
IN alliance with Mexico, with her ports open to US
on IN. south Of the North American continent, with