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JUST SENTIMEsTs.-The Spectator commenting upon the seizure of Grogan, by Canadian volunteers, and our frontier troubles generally, holds this manly language. ..fl4FN

 The president of the United States issues procla- nation ayowng the disordcred state of society within his own jurisdiction, threatening the lawless with the terrors of the law and entreang the peace own, down the secret societies and the overt pilliage of arseuals. And we, who cannot keep our own quasi military troops in order-who cannot ohlige the off, cer to respect the royal commission which he holds, and who have our public gaols prostituted to the va garies of land of kdnappers-Iangh at President Tyler for the weakness of his government The British Government has not, so far as we know even endeavored, like Mir. Tyler, control the practical lawessness of its own subjects by ambition and

 ing; the Caroline affair itself arose of violation of territory and we have suffered time creep on with out warning the aggressors of the consequences of their acts, until another case has arisen. 1t were we at least, if the Governor of Canada initiated President Tyler's declaration of the law. At peace and united in the object of repressng outrage whatever side, the two great countries night crush the hall-barbarized rulans who, under tie of defending each, brave the oter but while future jeal ousies and punctos give il to the two Governments the semblance of hostility It remains in the power of a few backwoodsmen and borderers to plunge two empires into unwelcome contest. which double the burdens of the British tax-pay, and saddle the American citizen with much dreaded national debt

 ito say nothing ofpriyate ruin and misery.