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in which our eossm,ment han seted iu iiis rrspres and we incline to think that \ wiH have the eeei ot bFieging our tEansAilaniic neighbours to their senses. Let them eenvey their mails through theiI own territory foT awhile and they wii be forced to come into sleh terms a we may chccse to lay dowa.

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 enee that she is deeply prejadieed against as and wili not oblige us in any way, il she can help it.. We must Sniy trust to onrselscs, and treat her as we do the rest of the world, We are sufficiently able to be independent towards her in every respect aud we ought to adopt tine Of conduct that wifi convince Der that we have the wiii And the powel to retafn her uukindness in kind. Let her minis ters buster as much as they please in pa'tament- the blaster amuses our people, and keeps them n good hamor with themselves. We care no more fo, Ehgland's tiHeais than we would for any made by the Bey of Tnais.--H. r. Heratd.