Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

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conduct W Switzerland ~ veil ..
angry vlfi bet iuf not havng made
var win lNn Carlos. She Il gaaf.
ftltnf With Russia. downright quar-.
|feI.lnf iuf her conduct as ta Persia.
Iuftey, ihe Black Sea. tirchsaia. W.
|lund, and tie state ef doubt and ans.
iiety toto which England has been
lhfowu respecting her East India
p0ssesfiun. Then shc a protesting
Against the Yicefoy NJ Egypt for NOT
having paid the tribute money 10 the
Participating an indirect and stupid
war against Don Carlos IN Spain ne.
IqocIatng dead against Russia ~ 10.
hefan aud Consluntinoplc-and ma.
king something like very hostile de-.
monstfailons "a the Fast against the
Persian King and the King Of Dahore.
She has ordered new troops TO Cana.
da at the request Of Lord Durham,
ITO put town the Canadians" She
has put more vessels on the stocks at
Portsmouth and Chatham: and is
most vigorous in her shouts of "Brlt.
anna must continue TO rule the
waves Now, surely all this, when
coupled with orders sent TO British Of
hcials on leave Of absence, to Join
their regiments without delay, can.
not any how be called 'peace'-and
Iyet on the other hand it cannot be
regarded as war. 1t is therefore that
! say, ave have neither war nor
peace;' and so far a, England j, CON
cerned, a war with Russia Is immi-
lnent.
Look at Prussia. What is her con.
dltion'-She has her revolts in Poren
and Gallcia. She has rank enemies
al Cracow. She is on the worst pos
Slble terms with the Pope and the
hing of Bavaria as to the archbishop
of Cologne. She is so cordially han.
ted by the Rhenish Provinces, and by
the Romish clergy there, that they
are in a state Of permanent hostility
to her, and they are encouraged by
the Pope to arm against her. The
affair of the archbishop of Cologne
has caused, together with the ques-
ton of mixed marriages, such a divis-
ion IN the population Of Prussia, that
the King is only half upon his throne
and Austria is jealous Of the Pro.
testant efforts Of Prussia in Piedmont,
Naples and Sicily. The Court Of
Berlin is on very Indifferent terms
with that of Vienna; almost in a
state OF open rupture with that of
Brussels, and is beneath the weight
of Papal anathemas and almost ex.
communication, This may not be
war-but is very far indeed from
peace at any rate--and therefore, it
is once more that ! say, ave have
neither war nor peace"
Look at Portugal, Sardinia, Ma
qles the Pope, the Austrian princes,
are perpetually conspjring against
Donna Maria. Though recent at
tempt 10 counter-revolutionize Portu-
gal has failed, yet another may be
more successful. The Queen is not
sure of single regiment, nor ofoncI
ally, except Great Britain. The Mig
uetists have more hope than ever
Even the supporters of the Queen are
not quiet for a week together. 1t Isl
indeed terrible thing TO quit the
path of rcctltude and honor. If the
young queen had remained faithful to
the oath she took to the democratic
constitution OF Portugal, she might
have smiled at the national foes, and
have relied on her subjects for her
best allies. But she can do so no lon
|ger--and attempt after attempt is
made to dethrone her, or destroy the
new tangled constitution This is
not peace--nor is it war.
Look at Spain, what do we see
there, War to the knife. This is
indeed an exception to the rule--but
lit 10 civil war. and not foreign war
and of the latter we are speaking,
Look at Poland. Her insoIent gov.
errors have dared lately, in all the
pride Of their power and the cruelty
of their arrogance, TO decree the
clothes, the color Of the clothes, Of
the gowns, petticoats, shifts, pocket
|handkerchiels; yes, even of the peck.
ct handkcrchiefs Of Polish wives, sis
tiers and mothers; and have also de.
creed what dresses are to be worn by
Polish Fathers, sons and husbands !
What saws Poland 10 this7 "Mv