Star. — London, England, 1806-04-04 00:00:00

, ihiMr ete i n " ail4 tn tenn I PARLMMIPIwRT plarizslopvet .... ,, r 4•^ l • ,A • sty •• 4r6,44 . . . Ale IlksalmilhOrt elf ilk Oar Havicoll4ll tor ti ~!•.n , latztkaprwe 'vs' lie Ataart been rate"' MtdY ,* impel*** Ibbje6.----" Look si the indent only, get rid of that, and let futu rity e." That was fotneting ' like the &aril* 'd bent held. It was only laying in other words; the tip the means of the country, cut up all its reformer, to provide for an exining emer geney, and care nothing about what is tr. happen in future." The Mil great thing in his mind was to veate, or perhaps more properly (peaking, to pro r.dr for the etitience and maintenance of what is • at m, a hidy, frpatated from the relt .'f neenmmunity, governed by laws of its own, with sk.swa from foeiety to 71 ctunin degree—a body ; that neither toils nor (pins, that prnfetles neither, trade nor profetlion but that of war, and whedi great obit& is to detest or &Pity the enemies of the country, and therefore exempted from the o.her public duties to wh:ch never lubjefts are lithle. He did not mean to fay, that the country had tit inch an army already in great perfeelion in many Tel:rear, and in confiderable numbers. Though the interells of this army had always heel, firtingly expelled in the profetfions of Gentlemen in Parliament, yet they bad In ailed as either to make their declarations ap pear infincere, or elle to Choir that they had nu and clear idea of the nature of the lubjefl. For many years pall, had 110 the Httufe been [(Ain at went __Ay on tee --- Thai put him in mini of the Man ifiriVre - R; co medy : they were talking prole ;.-!-they - were the them iits and [peculators, and not'he. We cught to be erpecially Waal, from every cnnlidtiation, of nor regular army. tr ever a French army ghouls' land in there cnnntriet, there were no lets than 100,000 men of our national military force that, from the very nature of their cotillitution as a military body, could not potllbly have teen a battle tilt the very time in which they wnitld have to engage the enemy. 'Having mentioned there fads, he wohld proceed to flare thole meal - tires by which he thought the oh. 'j e ll he h a d in view would he belt provided for on a permanent tooting. He did not with to culotte the, view of the prelim, but neither did he with todorget the future. He world not fay, as the fathion teem ed to have been. " Get out of yuur prelim difficol ties by any mearurt , , exhattit your mem., cut rap punt refott7ce.., least: it to your ItlCCeir 'is to find out lonic mode or molter of taking care of cm ut it y." Dir. carding that kind of policy, and In. king to the pre. fent and to futurity ton, he would endeavour to Hatt what bethought the only meansof ett a blithit ig perma nent military force in this country Inch as thiscountt y ought to have. It was very far from him to arraign the prelent diteipline .A our army, and he withed not to he miltanderilmal Mt this pttillt. Therewere butt two ways in which we could raffle men, either by ch-ice or b) force. In commies ruled by arbitrat y g ,vestments, 1 which allow the principle of force, the means are tin. queltion.sbly the molt dired,certain,and efficaciouslor is gylti us, ~ I'frp, .60, ..114,..._ - _ .._ -*tiled to ko . ity affil ytittils: 'Soiling' e l khe bait of immediate ad vantititt atsfarerent?'ulsielt, fo long the army gained recruits I but that clefs' to whom this bait applied, were not nq%nernat ennngh to Lill very long. What thetild we have dote ? Why, Made the military life I • nitife deftrable I . But - we feent to have but two ways. • boltnty And Wallin. Hence, orir nations (chimes of military foyee, our Supplementary Militia, and nut bounty, clotted by the imp vemitin of various ot'ier mitntres Wits unn.utt al and unions pitch. There eras se time, and that no very great while ago, when nn -bounty, or what did not deserve the name nt a bounty, Wig given. A guinea was then the foie 1 &inert/. Thee were letters in the War Office, writ • ten Tit the beginning only of the American War, in vihielh officers were reproved for hair ng given the fum of two guineas to reel stilt. At that period to i ttbieh he alluded, the fel vice flood upon its own na• I total foundation. Then the hottt.ty was the let vie: --41 military life was fauriy offered to all shore who liked to take a military life. The military life was A fpecies of trade : in molt other trades it was C , l l lO mar, frequently to pay a premium for an appien ticelhip to learn the alt and my nett: ; bet bete we give a man a premium to take am hArg tin off our hind.--. 4 pretty good evidence tli.it moor lydern i. wrong Though thefe things leem so h a ve cr e pt ir.' , • , 111* hlhitit, yet never will the 41171)' Slate till we can revere to its (Rita. ion f"rtY Ye 4 " ag" There principle., he in rt. n+tiir. l , he thought, wise In plaint that th, y • might be lately tooted. In artier avocations and in enbi •Ices fur I I fitnetions of life. men Mull Afore ie ing proper meant if we owned people en ark at unwholefune trades, they ilrere awe), proented_lry little advantage of wages. Bat we appeared Ned to conlionenees. and adlifived to kn nn is this frank duleot trade of Wades men into a bargaia a view of Inflant gals; which, without that bribe, it would net be wends their while to sees Pt.." Why not take the'llolpf mods of traders in vend. ing their goods 'bf thio•la Operation 01 a fait bargain offered en ths e =l i tn of the mesterinvi Let the bargain be in the manner, by all means. 4. - leme;mweeie . = many cuitnmers that • • MN: WOW known,' that -Arens his &gifts a * beide filltit i t hil l i t iliewS point the articles he prtifigh to Mt* molt hive his miffs, and his Aches led WAIN, . end all dm re* of the istachinery for atom lie noutee..fio here, recroitime Ihnold have It ant he all at odeillieelt. • Anna 4.4111 6 .1 4 . 41 W ilk of WI grit to to#ite a O t t k lAll ,re And the fairs, mid' other ettoorry It !rad abont is dell as the' Alkfithwed MU, 'mkt 'not Oland idle and doisg *eddy* iketiW faKthere could ha on mafolisbliolle. jar ~i kjet advertlfenlent ; hot k was Aim* the . V.tehi unfair nee that he condemned .4 iffilMion and feduelino. Now, the *nlhatti of making the military efilia.Vetyheiuppored one of the kfriWilltlln, ed. it lie that of the railing ache pay. Catitimit theist.* a fiddler fi ve finings* day , it f..on Titcreafe the ranks of the fides tv fnlid :alone was the ~p art be hat u .opi netem tein 'at r Eder leas Kiehl; would brine tit material pm; 00'40%4 Si limited ter*: Among t. _ c.nglilh, .:Ms, and 1, be a. a (land, if we could admit per feflly gratuitous as that which didinftiori oldie kind alluded to between our a. And thole of all the Continent. [7pon what theory thi , idea be entertained ? Whylhould the dil• cipline Le ..ffeeled ? Take all 'ltc corps railed here lot limited ferries, and the hincired !hoof:and troops wlreaoly mrntioned. Are riot thole very we'? difeiplined ?'I hen there trit e HOC whole Indian ar. mks. lie wAs always fearful of makin any Lanne rt-Cry changes—hr had that principle Rrnng upon his mind ; Imr Hill I,e never coold enrertain any ap. pre h e ol ~, upon rho lubjea on which be was now fpeaking. 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'tfiaA the nitimilist be' bat ta . biii his s in ORA Ittkiairto come rditrAid i rOtteti r tzl i t . • is ' i b l il i .„ )81 7;, - u4'?itbk`ripla ii i oie sita, gr. 4 f i r c zt I tt r4fo o l l ' i l je ttr i :t r 4., Thi 4 4 404. thits 1 siyisi throat in?l'V l arefl 'pi i i .4 Sella 43Yrk 'JIB' tial l i i iFy' pantEadi!dy co ' - , • Of ;till/1 0 0W t Nast, of alfalvt r bmWATat i pt to * * hit" latismtat . '" of i ibiaierat tad d' :'"&telvit' • ' !Mk 'iti nalt_tipli tt Zl e irt. - 7/tr; .`"fte . tra*!, , ')lid, kiii# at tit ni,li74iii4l ^7— oing ork # ffilVt 4 ff . i Itift We In not tilifiltittiteid'llvittikaikey 60016414 OR. blot s pdsier tbrittikaillty amts IdEF il ti tt l* L eif fallittg_ to : , kii ent..• . c. tt,. fa taNd , tie.. :: . mixt . , 14 ; ailifit"Tartrat 64 4, lia • to. fiiiies , -. WV hiSSlthsitto ' d ilitVidf talfatili. t Me*, Oilreasetsi at ' itsholostkiett 'bat i t llittiatight that's - latitr i se l tib sot very isbuirdilL " It *as ' , .' 'h 'taltlch Mt litiddlistrarpublii Weirs' hilt 'liar , mite tit rim& it liFe importenf,. mid' *VW Wirtireftelleat- Mg fd Mitt% tif bur protOriLhe touliiiicr ten Is, when t osaipaid with this lb tt, NI sils'af ' Chas* 1 Inas tOdl'itillie therm* WM of Europe. and ' the w" 4 1111 hornier' Wativi repair that difeirdei, 1 and ter Penictike thit falfe flitt of thing.. *WI had. by virltioimeant, crept IN arid &Inc fo Mach Mil chief. The'Hnufe were to confider how to pet the **flinty efloblifhment of the country upon a better Sooting. and how to provide not merely atalfta tern- Wary, bat againit pef maoent danger.. The great _ mifetaerrita elated tn the filfe veer that hag fo long .. . . .. - .. . _ fake wfbilltieogi pfivfelfeify ihr Ali - iMpieig the end prdpasid, •If a.Grriniut Sovereign could go OM i'* or 'Ai .nree. and *a' Witt Itif theft awing the . manideetordm and the peafantry. and take tetiiii : lkimism en tontines him to hie oltinkis. II frildiers'at lit wanteitiliern. he certainly had great fa- Might be lAA .t the army did not 4 / 4 114 4116 lir elide/01r making an army; but we know that in our I %nee s but' MN Parliament profklled'lO OW It: country thlienidd not be dime —iinhappily, perhaps. in Wit had rad nit f* io•tig upon tha alig Oita: ifi Witrie tOll view of the army,lstit happily in all tither refpelgts fide. that nut Midi • were` filled Witt ais ,; ehliiertiald not he admitted aninng ni. if from tiro Aft gritted citizens., with' sinned natimst.' . ' r • etimlances we kinked to compuifinn, nor meant OAS tit iiiK4 o66 mem in are., tin we Aim& wni,W be found to be crimple , . ennsplicated, and Ms red drainage mid httpnetailer rif suss aft; dillictilt In the extreme ; we mud attend to the letter willuill le nttaiet. Wit thooptht ottly,W 4 464611L'as fpirit of the I. we mull guard rights. *gig knott Masher of men together lie any way', with the 664 atf..rd redrefs ; we Mould fail thrnngh the vim ativmMegi Of ''bete knonHedge of Tonkel taxies, and plicatinn of the machinery ; vie &mild loti all the fhliiiirthought wit had'ulaidi - np in i imy':' il/e• t i nzr in the pieture. Yet. as in Other countries, 1., dileansdnpnrt the &hied' . very erde4 - 1 chlidritt 44 futireme power tnal veldt fourewheie; and Who Rat hold of * dry Ilich,npdlwilite .- 10fien the t MUe, in cares of noceffity what other Gor ern ciatteid, Ind dud band they lialliihniiNUC hue .- . ts ean dn, c.in alto be &melts thiv country ; btu liedidnew lima to lityytliat we hod not:Mak allbs is a great difference as to the pialeitable /Ried e . itkeesto fat MAIM of men, who eolgtl nix, howerw,'lbe emit. A .gtitrirnmnt parity arbitrary has( one great rd led to • eonlictervd silitrt 4 ita maw,. . Voilles 4; wants pnd that Onlifird'in it. eifcritT•inary p•stireit t men ?fat is warily that', Mu* taihe of cultic ,If Ordrot brthri t e dip araMou IM?4 • 4 ' 6 / 14 , 7:1 ? 7,1" t 1. 5 . di1i t it ..., i isliAti t. " Wi: t ' Pit.*! , telt • • . i . . 4core " .14 . crier '.._, - et +a 1, 4 , 114 natur. het' ~. ..4,„._ ' _,.,_;' • till lhi • • ( ' eaf*Pitheld 4 '-'• A German Prince might, ilia a • - !'"" ' ‘'or 'IW - • •,, l iv. A: ::: • • dm efs3l.l' re 61 , ait* Parent. and take time' It'ims •t a ditO: _Old, re' 'lhise '• . , aloft 4'll *Ur* was ears wanted, and inlisiiit .. UifiNk''fi ' n I . . 1h • i ' ls4 . abfeode w owdinis tin lots our diA'fefs.—: Rime de • It.' Wb ' • ' 4 ••• hire we in* l'Oly:liihiciiiaws and datutea- 2 ' IQ' —• • •A" • . lies, ' trot' ',. v i Ito 6,14)4' iiiibit liorAir.' We *tete the Milt • ' ' '• ' . Oran • y 'lye' • - .* ~,,,-," ,„ r ,i , , • It tNt limy goet, will .atind, the miller 'pith as t: r • 6 . ' ' 1104 e If alfa . , • ,-"Miliblbion airt griatU the corp. We might • • 1 „.. 4 •"I• • , •jtkedt . ins ablhlhrely "'• • , OA rend fa \n Mk and have aaothetc,. td,tahs whom oiler ., Meek.' %OA. tint"Sitseiptein • 'lli *mild be dole* nn injury.. • finine perf..a, a._ f idilittriekfr'ditttireti; i N ate oily Weil' &Wed to Aire * cry fur enfnlitylflun• — l, No, Rath C,"'• Olit ' i.'whleh he Milt r ied wets half taiiilttes,! Ne'eetfit y, of the 04,0 liality al *nisi '• ' iy tronliairied I bin he was arty to fay, the'Stltte !" 'Dm, in fae, we did not euilpel . men, OM • Amul . time' - Sit •there 'feigned 'tw Mire. ten a but 'ire ermitelled the pay mend of m”ney. ..c6lll Reet4l ei*teddici inTniget thine. 'There VD; paldim was ,holy ' tiled llgoratively in that feafe, vitas; ieb; is all polillsed timea;elther helms ai ' irk Ilk aratia we etrunpelkd one man - t• pay, ' the leveittatillrgutt powdet,thrtTeseholmn; " . 'llidir Might terve. The pint! was Led deal lyitle stf 'euitti th en dl4 not, li, vomit '' ' ' use. By compelling pay i ‘ .'we t ? 134 r: eel* witiliks ' to '''aittailkeltlienOti to .. ' '' .014 'unsapetition and entrarigaat WA . it .w." ' *MAO* 11l . I*t x : s eT 1)t ' ilt ' 1 : our eon" yory revoke imo t i faVi. Lboist thi' flea .• metiatiriC ' of ;Witte) ' '' ' volnett 7 iittee. It IS l M . Yadre lei* the lett ofMaren i i i r o l ii, b4 . 4ii'lil ' tte, ce of felling by bounty . ;i ii ltiffitt''' , o it "hi ' thsfellatilei . iikm; '' ' '' " yligeteir WS'S,' then we sbfolutely too , yr it alarm th e arnaM,, Wird ' .lelld i . ,siiikie v. ' Ali. 'As to the mode of lainy hairs haell; . yil l tr ika lh t were '1404521:th! 'Jet , aid : aid . iin a 'ninon, it might ant, in l i: event df the . ' sor a t ~..17 iik"it ' weit t lf this nation, be eonlid!ted An kW n'ilal fai, *remote. it - 1 ow - 'Wi t tig 681 •not be felt e but it' we (livid. minertibel Weta tt ipto s tell 16 1"tbc effiebili 2 o. 4 ' re., and made it into 4144 of Piii4il44lll? 'lllfittiultis otos fthse* ' ' , _'• 'make it . operate lbserely on e' a ler 41.111 _ . infliitielallitbnkap ' 141 • iii • ' his '.p . 1 . Milli Many individuals; we , iien i ince ii . iiittlitB,l finial kllalkirtith'Of iiillidas . a" • •',..', ef. 44ty Itrolte. Alt our lute FAt;', l , s iNtiliie!' ' 1 11 ?/..7.Vtir,llier Mini he •i '- ~ ad heen defeitive. .'We Ill ip t i tl er l Ire ... ~i t, t t ,1 t. ,,,,,,i,,7 1. , t, 1 1"1"!r . 14 ., 7 4 . • ! t vl y : . I . 4 ,„ 7 , : • irl p i ilf ir: t i t i re pir ' '' ' . - • iiihjiidifre isSto a t'it i t . , '. • ... L i : VW* 14 . Al4e . eit 3 , 4, . Wetit' '• - *.afilii, Ilifv . gtsi ._ . . " ~ 7 . Ifilinsda , time to bit A 114 .4 144 •fit 1. •' • : : bents' 'Ol4 taireti: •' . ' Lunt f' .• • • !lariat Fee/wore tou rospol- fisacr Is . • ~_ 'Atillrlan'sristy adviii ''l " "sig . he ,• • 'ilitly in islaciog theme my of ,M 0 r - 7) 1144 itr Y's ',' ~ • let they i r the ' • • . ; ..alliating as' Mid a nipmt PI" ilk .A . A in ' f rte army' "ed hZ, Ify "" TZ. '. I.' .i : ~tetio:l 47 a wont! sib* ,tu n t).- not thlik A i }..1 pivot in priy nanoirtinvi•ni It ~L ' • •'' lit virwia not make ` Ti 18. we r irs i tO7knith. ' Wtdidlleppn , if!et tho Ilninell " ,j , 11110'Mfier _._ Orauhtly, force . i but this adrer a i *teh ji Alit lip would prated to ' Mitt I . ll' - I tot rittelf tfrAt`iir Without the alt of the ;tale eft". s tiltliing in hir!vray; IStre . weie ,t • , . Irter Thi'M always Mott he,. in at- g i e stt s t . a' ' let *. M ii. ' il ln i t i tt . t n a ! rte si l i tt II it * V i tAl • e' i'' '4l=li h e e ad t el l e P tll e t s tilled had t r e l i t Sil! Ole letihtlf 1 ' t‘litr.e.ndi h r , , ib &S s • ~ lirhii'vfere' to fill up tbtranks.Now • fint'•srm niece `! . ' Eqeld the I . :,It 9' which we were driven to the ruinous 11441 • pripillail.Mrsirtfiii . '',l l intik' AMR' is 6 ts diets Millis !sag facilities!, store from oar &Nettling 4. 'li4Vt", truthidik•eder't . Iring MO Military Ws' daNtate of proper ailt?n- litirly had - r4c hat?' ti c • dory wont d dh s sold retonialehditihitai. We bad been driving voitin f ;e 4;1 1 h 5 4 ainek' thin th . elithieltrat dailoisi had &the andel. k ilk frith. We hid /seen *king goods itt the 0 loch fitcoinltiTc_ ,t. hoot ISt finale (Obit; rte lot of *SAW ' Por`wca dr the Miinef Nie eked., Thence OheilYTisiict its litelgaithi Italghes towards the in. filemsitijolfig IMlStid, and itilliciatittitetepthn * 1 :11t ta,"'!,t 3 ,4ll . fttetiLnetlarbitedi ; =ipttititr"tt n4ftvretiti4W . it it; worth to en tifierif s tYlf , w !,, i Itte4e. If ire Illtire*ras a, 4 with us. • : ' , ate aroniteree . l at . the'llate of criuber Ad ,•• ! t ~;;raged for defente,',they, I, our wonder' Id have been only that of . of olos Were vritterlso are a .i a bd . 's.' The ' emtbiry • and • skit whore; rods wets: not . fold becatee they were the pedple . 4elB, ' . ' y Vakolited to rein It In . nor valuable. We tatititilh that we get into the army velem. - Ey ho t knew the Bwlfa threlef, Mtn' the . catelefs. `end thidili • efekl. and thoughtlets i - and • 440We:fort . ' ilienh add littli ot eati v >tiettit. 4.. ii 'hod, and vire'' hire" uf:d all that is called the 1 Aft eniliagenat, • a tiltilon'eff iintrithis A ' ' '41 . ; i t fir . freeeglviietWitt li tivcar, of inveigling. We I cached in their tenuous , a ' th - 14,66anie1 , to' peM. 11" iiiihittbegicl:Mtiet l in'The pradiee inveigling. entitling I Almon inrinilble.' tilivihln . isifitli was fart to WI . : ..!'' Wad, it that they were more nutheinus . now in pre :lamina' Whit titer is ' etelitthe'wOrld t r aigh, litorqgerlimt • with ithe.ntimb e r of men thin they ufed us. Gentlerden' ihdolgerrihe hstill ' iirtgoioe hog* - tii. lie I' '''N , Oluiti drink ;'btu, in fag;' Ai expedient upon unfit& ' giiiiiiiii.,' and‘thetf they thrived rnund; ,44, ' had recOutft' vi, had been obviou. iu the and told him, tlifq.;:fOrfoitth. was i'pefon of Wit. 'WO,' . iticincatiVand had confeiptently tailed in giniiiion and isf far i but the fit& was, that he was filliii"i 'All Vita • unnitutal . means of keeping them not fn: he weht iitily . ‘ dnweil etlablithed grounds.— *itis ; :ly!tettiti we Wet e cortxpellvd to*o to imbecility _-- - . ;beige.. a fiddler fi re Salop* Jai, k 'woad Olaf fonn Tiscreale the ranks 4 the army ; isnithinte fides 4'a other folid objeftions to this nestae,fddlis was a Vie 'Material une refpeding the =if . the dirt. Too much pay wont& font centintifnefs, and that would °Carreto a *Oats= retitled fererity of difcipline. That again diminifh the antadion. Means certainty filly title wanting to fnereafe die recommenchtimw 4 ma. dietiglife. There was" fotrething of dignity maim* log the Profelton of atm.; that had tailierfkfrial-- prefed Will on th e minds o f people:sad:loV lodine dine ed them with the define 4n' hey could b: paid in thistritrof Wi t Ity i reillasi o . cheeper than in any other Infr t bit' be ' awry to fay dor .we laid iv* . vi..laidf tall • invaded t iliSN - dlititiftlereis la leiest 'dist. ' coidalse'ith redith.el 'IOW %4 On liilit lab- tendered mach ni.ste aiyaillits to dta r imepniiiiiin than it is at peat: . w, r in its handi Mei& pottered by no Writer ileahhini conferring hunoot ',flailed to the' direness' efialliadia conditinni - the - nttjedi of honors Ella ilakiVaiso au keit Iliad of nor aslliaiiy Arrlbe ibaClaield Wish of rd'alterstiaa, by Oda dim laid recontibencfatintn of the oil world to ' effete/trail:end With rety• ' t 1 in branchti the army, rot on t e pnertfotailkat?st. ferrite. happen tea in . oii filleifill in Ilift . MIL liOnt be' hictliessiible fatale id Os 4hdik i i Op of 'natty HO autinniths,Wor . ad less k hly beneficial to alb its ll lll6ll. I would brinF 'ere. conkkolion of MN t le' bat material polo!, to a tefelablanee toi the Aft Connient, by attiring' Ore mink of the kilt* lislk limited tette: Wltedit e mentioned in the . . • pa. 'token armies, h- might add. no i*g , . . ' ow own. The hundred thoufana NM . alluded tooth ferredon fueh teresitirifliref 1 - ; : 4 It bethraught there was a afferente in the -. 4 7! -• : of ohnfe traps ft 9m that of the tegolar Orly, ! . not nwlng - to tin: cirettmllance p bat to Mir ' .•' don in refpeCilet,;:plara, add sat o 'a ilf silite, and fir the dcfcriprion 'their Officer ~,' to whoa he 1111111111 it nothing difparaging, end to 'time difFareise sati re of their difcipline. . Theis Ofeeit t is he had already Paid, Dever could have adettnith their Its la fa- vices of real eseesienin ' Thi change hi.PriPirio for limitation of true, knead to him to be 1 ' upon principles r, fore and incontrovertkla,liiitibir fiercely could make up his mind to ergs* it. Wats not an option r Linable to no option at all ? SAME could overrule the argument. When he beard, Vtat corps of this defctiritth had got men at ate fame price with corps on the other plan, he could ;ply lay, in anfwer; that corps of testily the time ditfcriptisa paid fotiaetrines very different pticei for merlin. He would not fay th l .t (Me men liked five pintas as well as ten ; but ihefe thing happened by ellanceor careleffuefi, nr jezition, or through a define of a firldier's life. 'ls7 . particular reafon can always be afflgned r. ?her: things, though they are contrary to the genet al experience. He might fee fome bodies rife in the air, th , •ugh he did not . ksow that the pt Ineiple of gravity (honk!, prevent that. So hi might fay of duo. cafes where men had chofen to na- tio without option, in preference to the other mods. His objeCt was to get that which the country had not, all army commenfurate to the population of this eonntry. He law nothing in the character of an army that oppoled the meatures he recommended. He admitted, generally, the differeuces of national character. One might fee fomenting of it here among the Ettglifh, Cuts, and Irilk. But all molt be a. a nand, if we could admit any fuppoStirth fo 1 pet fethly gratuitous as that which would find out a i dillinaiots of the kind alluded to between our army " --