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some new movement, having for its object not
only the enlargement of the territorial possessions
oi this Republic, but the complete and final esta-
blishment of American manufactures, and the con-
sumption at home Of .all the cotton grown IN tins
country, so az to create rivalry with England
and supply the markets beyond the Atlantic 1t such
should bs carried into effect nothing; could save
England and France from the greatest and most
ruinous revolution that has taken place in the old
world within the last few hundred years. The
moment that this country obtains the manufac-
turing superiority over England, at which we
have hinled, that moment revolution bursts
out in the heart Of England which nothing could
stop or hinder, and which would be followed by
France and the whole Of Western Europe, from
north to south-irom the Baltic to the Mediter-
raneap.