War.--The Uui.ed su,e. Journal thu, dis.
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Har.--rhe Uuited S,'tes journal thus dis.
courses nbout hat il terms "edi,ora gulIibility"


Great Britain cannot serd handful Of soldiers
10 canada. or q ship Of war to Cubs, but some
moons,ruck journalists instantly opens his eyes
aud shouts, war is upproaching!, Even the ne.
cessary errangemen,sof putting the guns Of one
or Two American forts in their usual order, is
hemded forth from one end Of the country to
THE other untier, the onnous head Of .Gettiny
ready!' Getting rcndy'--for whaf Is III re
sn.le individual in America. who hus sense
enough 10 keep his hands d,i, Of the fire, who can
suppose for single mo nent iiat tl,ero is ,s re.
notest possibility Of war between tho Unted
States and any civilized nation upon the face Of
lh earth! DO my of the grown children in-
mems clothes, who swallow with snch ayidl,y ov.
rythimg that comes in their way in the shape of
IA news item, beIIve that the Secretary Of War has
directed tho guns of two of our forts 10 be pu, in
proper order, because Of the probability, or even
possibility of wr with any foreign power'--


he idea is too childish to deserve word Of ST..
rious refuiauoh; and yet there are editors who
can keep the public mind in a state constant ex.
cI,e,nent, by su;h senseless paragraphs as these
to which we have referred. Such o. hih;.:-"sor
wckedncss are nninf"il-- "unli'ntlng'