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that those who are fed by our bounty should turn
and dictate to us the manner of it. 1t is not true,
however, that this is the only asylum open to
them, for Great Britain has colonies at the Cape
of Good Hope, in New Holland, New Zealand,
and elsewhere, and offers abundant inducements
for all her surplus population to repair thither.
But no. they will not, for there they must en-
counter the privalions and dangers which our an
cestors encountered in redeeming this land from


its wilderness condition, and they will never con-
sent to encounter like prvations while we con-
tinue to offer them an equal share with ourselves


in all the blessings which our fathers tolls pur-
chased for u.s. A. B.