Voc. HI. NO. l75.
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rather, should say, is plainly manifest and
when the persoas of the Wing ministry, for va
riou. reasons, forsake the field of battle their
principles, on the other hand, take possession OF
it, and the apparent defeat will be changed soon
er or later, into victory for the veal of this
country.


AT all events, England will perseverc in its ma
Jestic course; all parties, whether they will or
not. must contribute to it; and what IN many
countries forms dangerous crisis, is here only an
element in a popular, natural developemsnt. The
more cheering this certainly is the brighter these
light sides appear; the darker, on the other hand.
are the shadows which (for instance, in the par.
lamentary elections the state o: Ireland. Chart
ism, the schools, the religious disputes, and the
distribution of taxes,) am by means disposed
to paate or conceal That the light mag
power the shade, and the vigor Of general health
overcome these local defects, is the hope and the
trust of eli true Epglishmen; and, with them, the
hope and the trust of Europe.


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