The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
From the Globe.
FOREIGN NEWS

the Globe OF Yesterday, and To-day, show that
Great b Italn is moving without an, iDlerm,s-
sion. IN her career olconques'. Her plan is
TO establish a controlling empire on every con
tinent, and over all the OceanS-asSoclating
her dominion every where on land with her
aScendency on the seas. ln ASA, she has at
last compassed the objects of the war recently
waged TO stretch her ConqneS,s in thai region.
She has imposed her yoke on the last lndepen-
dent race in india, aud on the empire ofChi-
ma; and has exorted tribute TO pay her for The
cost incurred in shedding the blood on which
she has Aoaed to her acquisitions, and she
had obtalned loothJld IN the positions sur
rendered 10 her, 10 secure the command OF Ill
that IS essen'ipi TO he SUPREMACY over the In
Aaded AID VaneUlshed nations. In Europe,
by meaUS ot her MAJ atime superiority, and tho
POSITIONS she huds on al s coasts, she puts
her hard bIlt IN the jaws of every Government
while her strong hsOds hold The rein. On this
continent, she is continually encroachIng with
her noherl dominion n-extending it across to
the shores ol The PacIfc-ous,ing the United
States Of their rights on the western shores Of
the continent, while al the same time she has
a network Of military positions and naval
stations along our whole eastern coast, COM
manding The gulf which opens, The ocean, 10
the great valley Of the Mississippi and threat
ening every port on the Atlantic frontier.
While prosecuting this scheme Of universal
conquest, designed to subject the commerce
and wealth of the world 10 her voraci,y, all the
strong and enlightened nations, that should
have stood torth TO arrest it, have been alto
gether taken up with the philanothropic enter
ter?riee of England to prevent the translation
of negroes held in slavery in Africa, 10 slaves
ry iD other regions, by in'ercepling aud CON-
verling them into slaves under the British ap-
prentice system! Tho whole Christian league
of Europe has been busted and amused with
quinluple lance to effec, this benevolent pur.
pose, while England has been strenuously en-
gagged in pouring out libations OF blood 10 her
ambition IN China-,he blood of an industri.
QUE, Ingenious, pacific people; in sackiDg and
burning their cities, worth more than all that
negro Africa contains; in sacrificing the hap
plness, and destroying the morals Of an en-
pire Of hundreds OF mllions, by subverling
their habits and laws, and forcing on them an
accursed commerce in poison, utterly depra~
wing the physical and moral faculties of The en-
tire people.
Instead Of pummoning civilized nations to
joinu 10 setting bounds tothis THIRST of con-
quest-mOre dangerous TO us, and, we believe
10 other nations, than that Of Napoleon-we
have yielded 10 the spirit OF encrOachment in
this far-strlding power; have thrown down our
own northern barrier, 10 facilitate her military
movements on our exposed frontier, and have
engaged 10 put our dIsposable naval armament
at her service TO assist her views on Africa;
have agreed 10 unite with hordin making rep-
reservations TO other Governments calculated
10 destroy the domestic institutions guaranteed
by our own; and have left our great Western
domain in her authority by growing up under
it,
The supness, The subservent spirit, The
want of forecast, exhbitedby the nations Of
the world n view Of these mighty movements
on tho part Of England. show that they want
master, and that England means to be that
masler.
The Legislatures of the following States,
appear TO be Democratic, viz: Indiana, Ohio,
Missouri, Michigan, Virginia, Georgia. South
Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Pennsyl-
vaoia, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Ar
kansas, New York. Illinois, Massachusetts
and Maryland ss we'll as the Territorial Leg.
islatures of Wisconsin, Iowa, and florida.
The Wings have Kentucky Louisiana, New
Jersey, Vermont, Rhode Island and Delaware
-Tennessee and Mississippi did not cleo, This
year.-Ky. Yeoman.
MILLER DocTRINE. have recorded
some Of The III effects produced by MllIer's
doctrines upon the minds of his hearers; and
we have now, per contra, 10 notice one of lie
good effects. man near Concord, N. n
having become firmly convinced that Mller's
theory of he earlb's speedy destruction Is true
came 81 miles on one OF he coldest days o
the season 10 confess hat, l3 years ago, hi
stole Sl3 from II gentleman there. IL Mr.
MIiIers doctrines vii persuade all the dshol
est to give up their i'll gotten gains to the proI
or owners, we should have no hesitation in col
iributing iowaEds raising crusade 10 hav
them preached in all corners OF the Unite,
Sla'es. and particularly III Texas and such po
tions Of Europe as the absqualulaIors have re-
sorted 10. - Phil. Ledger.
l Every Democrat should take a paper, fror
which he could derive truthful aound poitics
Information, and after reading V himself circu
| Int IL o;Uh iS lJ hu l.