Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Tar pi-7--z a-rNLIS EyGL,yr ,yp CHINA'--
Anon De liens 1' 1ic foreign ms Ecu-e,noi iht
FEAST irpa-isHt IS, she news OF a resumption OF hos
iities on the pa-I a tbs English against The Chr
tess Before his lie pr1s0scs were catering Tor
tls c,7,iauluon of peace. bur the hindags Of his
Ce.es.ia ihgauCys is obsuulely Resolved on provo
king hosuI,y. The treaty CONSULTED BY The inpe-
raj Comm s.0nCr IS populated By ihe Court. "
course 40 alternative was len % Tie Engish, bui
sea,a % appeal 10 DC force et arms ThrouEhout
the whole Of HIS aes4;aiia8. iHe Chimes diploma
t;s:s Save exhibited rot ,f.e OF lle GINNING and
dupaeiv Characteristic Of iheif racs--vhle Their
measures have shown an entire absence 0ithai clear
sighted and for reaching sagaciy which noks o.
fenote CONSEQUENCES The plan o DE crafty bar
ha-ians seems Ia have b,en 70 deceive lhc EngIsh
hy air promises aad earnest p1iesfaiOns, hoping
thereby to delay The progress and augment Tie ex-
psnSe Of their military armament, thus gaining tine
and pasipo1ug the settlement Of the controversy
so sar. ID must he confessed That Chinese duphcty
las been successful. Al the advantages If The naval
expedition 10 Chusan have been inst The English
compliance with treaty stipulation have restored
that island and recalled their forces, and nov at the
cad Of Twelve month and after The expenditure Of
much treasure and the ass Of many valuable Ives
iiud themselves far oil as ever from an adjustment
o, tie dispute. Rut there something alter all to
compensate Tor their heavy loss.
The bad laiih and reachery Of the Celes,ias have
furnished tile Engsh with What they have long
anxiausiy wancd--sn apology Tor war that would
Justify lhem'beOtc tie eyes Of the cyiz,d world.
Hitherto, dread q pub5c opinion was al TINT pre-
vented British RI, city irrm adding the CeIesta
Kingdom u empire Of tha East ind,ss, Great Bit
aln hal decidedly the wo ST side of Tie question and
hence he reluctance ~ proceed to hoStliiies up n
prscvt which dzeFwhole world secuted az as ri.h-
c4iaus aBd wicked, 10 degree hat might provoke,
in=ega interference ia bebli oian oppressed people
NV, hlwey er, HE short sighted policy If the Ch
rose have rmOYcd all the scrupeS which decent
regard lonnblle opinion inspires England ia now
lust pr0focatpn or resort 10 arms. She las
heen daped byAhe broken promises and diplomatic
aFlitce oil - Chinese Cuurt--an insult and a
wrong, win ichue laws OF nations pronounce lust
cause Ter war That the opportunity will be- en-
hraced. admits not Of doubt. England has long
redt1ted the conquest ofChIna, and nothing save
Tie powerful intervention OF Freuce or Russas can
rescue The Celestial Empire from the same yortex
that has successfully swallowed up lhc ndieH and
the BVman soyerrigntiea.
Mona OF IT. Mr. Ewing estimates The expen.
SEES this year at S3l 800 an
Mr.. Woodbury., in December last.
estimated the necessary exncn
ses at 23,s90,200 co
The Democratic Secretary thought there could
be reduction Of about Four Millions bu, The
'thig Secretary says there must BIO an increase
OF Three and a HALF
THIS Is the effect Of the CHANGE that MI Web.
sler talked about.
hrHr n CoNfs!-Mr Ewing asks Congress
to cIsate a National Debt 10 enable him to en-.
large Tho expenditures Of tho Government, of
Sl6,000,000
ifc asks Cor q 3. Bank stocks an
addlon o. 6.oo0,0Co
lie asks 10 buy bank stock for tho
use ofthc States, o0oo,ooa
iesal, 8s S3l.uO0.0 900
%, lhe firsi ak months Or 4 Wing Reform il
g entail on The country d permanent dshl ofTbir.
I, one Millions 81 Dollars