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sonson on his waryhogsa, and BY Robert Tyler 90
his Parnassian steed, and calling to their aid the
graces of cloquence and blank verse, We should
like to know what right the little Queen Victo-
ria has to be able TO resist the repeal of the
Union. The thing must be considered as set
tied. II is moi in the power Of the monarchy Of
Great Britain to resist the continued assaults Of
war, eloquence literature, and blank verse. We
may listen, therefore, in due course Of time after
the proceedings Of the meeting shall have had
time to reach and be felt in England, to hear
Of the unconditional Repeal Of the Union. Thus
two Of the most important questions Of the day
were not only settled, but what is more remark
able, were both settled on the same day!


Quere. Would it not be wise in O'Connell to
call to his aid some of the eloquence and litera-
ture Of America to assist him in his defence?