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THE FssE OF THE EIiSr.-~The ShawneetOwn. H. linois, Democrss concludes aR article upon the speech of Lord faimeFstOn--threasening the nom paying American Stasss with the power of England = in the following manner We take 1t hls Iorl- ship would rather have the money, al some future day, than fight ii out, even upon such favorable terms:

 sTl.e SuekerS--with the fair understanding that if they hogged this array of hungry Britcns, the deht would be canceIIed--woald up and at 'em. and ere old Sol flung his golden beams upon the western hills Illinois reTv free from deht. Murder will out

 -and we are bold to say that although there is an ardent desire the part of our people to meet their inst liabilities still were it possible to cancel the heavy Aebt hanging over our State. by resort Co the brisiing panopy of war, the Sackers would cheerfully light out the whole l4O00,O0O al Scents day. That Is just their game