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The Charisls in England appear be the counterpars
of the locofoco of America The fundamental
principle for which they striving that of universal SUI
frage-a principle which in countryhas proved
the serious with which have had contend
and if among such population ours. which, whole far
exces the Of that OF any other nation on
earth the experiment has proved than total aiue
we know what consequences might flow from the sue
cess othe Charsts in England Let the enornt multitude
there become possessed of the preponieance of and
the honoed institutions of Britain will fall be-
fore the bind assaults ola mob whose only will be to
destroy every thing against which the CT their leaders
may be raised Anarchy and confusion will rule the king
dom Cor time and length despot will arise under
whose iron sway all classes viii be glad seek ep0se from
the tyranny of nuaed democracy and the progress Of
civilization and government En- gland will be thrown back
another century We have observed that journals


this country exuDg in the prospect Of revolution in
gland which shall the establishment there Of
republican form of government but should regard such
event. this era of the greatest misforunes that
could bel that the people there capable of
segovcrnmen should rejoice the institutions of A
merica anspanted in the soil Of mother England but the
example and issue of the experiment made France
and terrible allow the hope that England with
population superior republican France could be
fortunate giving the rein the popular will We
convinced that perncious principle than that of uni
versal suffrage be adopted for any government unless
the people and enough know and do
what is best calculated promote the real welfare the
State.