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might secure to both the largest measure Of peace and prosperity,--is 1t for England to liken such union ef two such nations. both recognised by herself as flee and sovereign. to the robbery of Poland

 But the "Imesz consoles iiself The ex- pansion of our lederolive system is in the view, and, according to the hope of thai jour- nal, to work it's own ruin. let England lly no such tlaticrlng unction to her soul. The coniederalive system on this continent-ex- tending federal relations, instead ofdiplolnat- ie relations, over this whole branch of the Anglo-Saxon race-iS He SgSl6m of eHarqa- fed peace taking Hte ptace of he system oj' contingent 3ear. Il is the system of free trade aud common benefits, to take the place of guarded boundaries, where thecustosn-house officer meets you OH the borders, 10 lay lis restrictions upon vaa, and 10 lew his heayy

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 aiana is partly French, and Canada is partly French. Is it on the coterminous banks of the Sabine, or the coterminous banks af inc st, Lawrence, that the peace of the peaceful IismostInperil. Sagacousme have long been ponderlng these things. England has vet to learn the value of the representative system that rnle-oi-three system, as she is wont sneerlngly lo ocall f. Her omnipotenl Paria- ment, with lts theory of virtual Representation fer her coloaios-caIled "rirtaain we sup pose, because there is no rir'Re in it--is but the sham and the shadow ol the august form ei real epfeaentation-the palladium io the New World of freedom and oi peace.

 Ihe"iimss" has started another phantom, to console the British pubic for it's late ac- etimnlaed disappoiulmcns. It first charges as with the amb tion of acquiring California, and then il attempts to satisfy it's readers that we cannot physically effect the conquest, or that tie effort on onr part will be arrested by the gigantic arm Of Great Britain. Strange. indeed, that the '.Tmcs" should charge us with the desire of acquiring California, when the eager eye of England herself is even now anXlously fixed upon the same country. Nc wonder that the "leadmg journaln seeks 10 rouse up Great Britain to participate in this hypothetical war with Mexico, or 10 aatici- pate us ln the occupation oflhe goodIy ports of the Pacific. But upon this question the Times" may nditsel eventually mistaken. We have the means of taking California, in ease of war, without sending our troops around Cape Horn. We may easily be able to combat the legions of England. il she should employ her navy to convey them to Monterey Ne have but to give the signal, and thousands of volunteers from the valley offhe Mississippi would be really to sarmount all the difficulties oftbe country, and to pene- tTae 10 the Pacific in that direction But these views ofthe Hines, arc too important 10 be discussed with Q few remarks at the end of an essay. We shall devote a further brief article 10 this sahject.