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However the great conflicts in Ea-
rope may terminate or whichever OF
the great powers contending for the
domination of the world, nay become
predominant, we have little to hope
from their clemency nor can we ex-
pect the cruellies and expressions oil
Europe will cease, or the reign oil
Justice be extended over the civilized
world. Let US not whisper peace in
our ears, or take the flattering unc,ion
to our souls. All, TO .-tyrants and
slaves, the oppressor aud the oppress-
cd, make up the whole population of
the old world, and great part ofthat
of the new. Here only, in these Uni.
ted States, exists an equality of rights,
and government OF the people. Such
government must be hateful TO usur-
pers, and detested by tyrants, They
view us as the little leaven which may
leaven the whole lump; as the stone
CUT out without hands, which may


smite them and break to pieces their
governments, so that they become
a Ike the chaf Of the sammer thresh-
ing floor, and the wind carry them a.
way, aaA that no place be found for
Let us be aware of our true
si.uatios, and We shall acquire the hab.
1t of rel, ing solely on ourselves, dis
carding all foreign friendships or en-.
mites, hopes CT fears, and utterly dee.