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that peradventu-e. 10 Bunker Hill, Yorktown,
New Orleans &c they may add other men,entos
Of the Yankee nation.


in regard TO the ultimate conclusion of q war
between US and Britain, yet it is to be avoided il
it can he with honor; it would be attended with
r1uci! oc loss, much af suffering, much Of evil.
At present we are bnt lily prepared to enter the
contest, oGr navy is scarcely anything in size
compared with theirs, aud for lime they could
t,arass our seabor:d, and prey upon oar COM
nerce It behoores or government while ii
takes AL due precauica 10 preserve peace, at
the same time 10 prepare toT war, 50 that in ihc
event of lis coming, We may Al once be able TO
make resistance i. character with our national
enterprise and energy.