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which Providence has vonchsafed to the hu- lnsu race.

 Let us look forward few years, and pre-. judge the desiinies of the two worlds.

 Young America will enter into treaty of peace with Mexico, and will receive as in- tIemnity California, New Mexico, and Tam pico. Her victorious army will proceed to emancipale the two Canadss, and after that, Ireland also, as reprisal and indemnity Tor the letters of marque. granted by the Engllsh to London privateers sgainst American ship ping from the ports in California, will nonop- olise the commerce of China, the East Indies, Sc.

 America will generously hllow Europe to partake Of her conquests; emigration VIII progressively increase. and there will at'se in the interior of the Union. lourishing coun- tries, under the names of New France, New ] Poland, and New Ireland. In twenty years America will have doubled her population. commerce, riches, and extent, and fleets will he much more numerous than those oi Eug- land and the old world. l During the same period. the people ot old Europe, victims of a sickly civilization, rue ined by nionopolies and imposts, exposed to famine, suffering under hard serviiude, will be without energy sufficient to resist the 'n- vasions of the Mnseoyi.e harbarians.

 France only can save Europe from an ir- ruption of the northern hordes, and from the increasing and dominions of her neigh h0rs on the other side of the channel; but she must be freed from the exhorbitant taxa tons, partial laws, runous monoPiolies. and an absolute and brutifying administra- ton; she must have an infiexlble will to regain the institutions of 'S6, the re-esiab- lishment Of nationa! militis, the government of the country by the country itself, the llb- erty of teaching. the press. &c. Had she even an international administration similar ! to that in existence at the commencement ol the 18th century, as described hy Machiavelli' we migh, say in the words of that great wri- ter

 "F'rance, this country of heroes has noth- ing to fear from Spain, England. or Germany, Sc. She has only 10 fear the sacrileg'ous usurpation of her sacred liberties"