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London, England, 1858-06-12 00:00:00

blown up, and the security of life, liberty,
property buried in the ruins."

readers will see that this principle, it
admitted, annihilates the whole case put
' - the Dissenter. It is the duty of the
to maintain an Established Church.
iational Establishment implies national
by means of funds provided by the
These funds may be provided by Par-
of the Treasury, as in the case of
ihich the House of Commons, since
taken upon itself to provide for by an
; or they may be raised by levies,
Tithes and Church-rates. But in one of
ways the State, admitting its responsi-
` take care to discharge it.
branch of the subject—i.e., the ex-
r non-expediency of providing for the
by means of Church-rates—is an
different question. Upon that dis-
shall enter in our next number. All

-Ave now maintained is merely the first
principle—that by the injunctions of Holy
the examples of Christian rulers in
. by the teachings of the best Non-
divines, we learn that " a Legislature
to establish the public worship of

THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
moment when an allied squadron has
sailed for the purpose of binding
England by an electric link, we can-

_ any serious or sinister apprehen-
respecting the result of political faction in

countries. Steam and electricity are
pacificators ; and even if we had not
the satisfactory declaration of Lord
1Y on Tuesday night, our previous
of the mercantile character of the
States would have disinclined us to
that, with a deficit of twenty-five
her Treasury, so sagacious a country
anxious for a rupture with her best

last ten years, at certain definite
this country, in the opinion of well-
prophets, has been on the eve of an
war with the United States. Accord-
turn of the political wheel, there have
• come to the surface of debate, Oregon
, fishery embroglios, recruiting em-
Central American embroglios, and now,
slave embroglios, which have all
influence the rate of exchange, and have
answered the purpose of popular
There is an absolute necessity, and a
which at times appears to amount
political duty, for all Governments
we to bid for temporary favour, to
with a sufficient supply of foreign

Limited ideas of morality may forbid,
expansive and patriotic policy insist upon
provision. The ablest, that is, the most
' Governments have acted upon this
By strict attention to other nation's
having always on hand some pleasing

, loud and explosive, yet at the same
perfectly safe, there have been Govern-
this country, as well as in the United
lich have successfully imperilled the

credit, and obtained for the Executive
momentary favour. In the United States
of the country demands, and a rather
regard for law allows, frequent occa-
grievance. The soil, the air, the clime,
geography of the country, are favour-
formation of grievance. Once formed,
the whole, the national tempera-
quick in maturing a grievance.
American carrying about with him in his

a possible President, and represent-
himself an indefinite sum of majesty, is

dence is blown up,
and prnPertY buri
Our readers w
once admitted, ai
forward by the Di
Legislature to mai
But a National
support, by mean
nation. These fu
liament out of th
education, which
1832, has taken u
annual vote ; or
such as Tithes am
these two ways tb
bility, must take
The other bran
pediency or non-e
Church by mea
entirely different
cussion we shall ei
that we have now
great principle-1
Writ and the ex
all ages, and by tl
conformist divine!
" is bound to est
" Goy."
THE RI
AT the moment
actually sailed f
America to Englai
not entertain any
Fiona respecting tin
the two countries
great pacificators
received the sad
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knowledge of the
United States w
suppose that, wi
millions in her Tre
could be anxious
customer.
For the last t,
intervals, this con
informed prophet
internecine war w
ing to the turn of
successively come
embroglios, fisher
broglios, Central .
last of all, slave
served to influence
more or less ansv
Cabinets. There
necessity which
almost to a politi
that may have to
be provided with
grievances. Limit
but an expansive 1
such a provision.
prescient, Govern
principle. By atr
business, by havini
invention, loud ai
time perfectly as
meats in this corn
States, which ha
national credit, ai
much momentary
the custom of the
indifferent
regard
sions for grievancb
the shitting
geogrs
able to the format
Perhaps, on the
went is quick in a
An American
Olin Person a poss
ing to himself au