10 the Editor of tie. NJ O. Courier;
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In leaving my house this morning observed al
the door quantity OF fine, white bread cut in frag
ments and enveloped in piece of brown paper
There might have been half fbushel-enough 20
save from starvation five families of five members
to each. Calling my servant, fat, hearty negro,
| inquired where the bread came from. Il got
IT." said he, at the - Hotel, to feed my Chick
ems with !"


This anecdote taken in connection with the ac-
counts ofthe destitute poor of Great Britain de-
tailed in Judge CarIctons diary, and in every news
paper which crosses the Atlantic, forms an apt
commentary on the declaration with which the
article on Oregon in the last Foreign Quarterly
concludes. ':America cannot go to war;" says
the reviewer, " because she has neither men, mon
ey nor credit"


Which country, Mr.. Editor, is better able to car
ry on &c big war;" war ofnations2 One where
the very lowest class of society feed its poultry
with bread as good as is placed before Queen Vic
tora, or that in which millions ofsarvlng wretch
.es pick up prccarious livelihood from the offal
and garbage thrown into the streets. ei76 p