New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

| toll- iev are prepared TO enter INTO the most
bloody wars with England,-not on account OF
Oregon, or boundaries. or right Of search, but be-
cause our clothes and carriages are better made,
and because bond-street beats Broadway. Wise
Webster does ali he can to convince his people
that these are not lawful causes of war but wars,
and long wars, they will one day or another pro-
duce and this, perhaps, is the only advantage of
Reputation. The Americans cannot crafty their
avarce and ambition at once they cannot cheat
and conquer at the same time. The warlike power
of every Country depends on their Three Per Cents.
Ii Cesar were to re-appear upon earth Wetten-
halls List would be more important than his Com
mentaHes; Rothschild would open and shut the
Temple OF Janus; Thomas Barring, or Bates,
would probably command the Tenth Legion. and
the soldiers would march to battle with loud cries
of Scrip and Omnium Reduced, Consols, and
Cesar Now, the Americans have cut them
selves of from all resources of credit Having
been as dishonest as they can be, they are pre-
vented from being as foolish as they wish to be-
In the whole hahitabe globe they cannot borrow
a guinea; and they cannot draw the sword be-
cause they have no money to buy it.
If were an American of any of the honest
States, would never rest till had compelled
Pennsylvania to be as honest as myself. The bad
faith OF that State brings disgrace on ALL Just as
common snakes are killed because vpers are dan
gerous. | have general feeling that by that
breed of men have been robbed and ruined, and
| shudder and keep aoof. The pecuniary credit
of every State is affected by Pennsylvania. Ohio
pays but with such bold bankruptcy before
their eyes, how long will Ohio pay The truth is,
that the eyes of all capitalists are averted from
the United States. The finest commercial un-
how do {Ior,
Men rgdy Just, who penetrate boldly into the
dealings of nations, and work with vigor and viz
tue for honorable weatll-great and high-minded
merchants will loathe, and arc now loathing, the
name Of America it is becoming since its fall
the common shore of Europe, and the native home
Of the deedy villain.
And, now drab-colored men of Pennsylvania
there is yet moment left: the eyes of all Europe
are anchored upon you-
Surrs1it mundus ustis furis:"
start up from that trance of dishonesty into which
you are plunged; don It think of the flesh which
walls about your life, but of that sin which has
hurled you from the heaven of character which
hangs over you like a devouring pestence and
makes good men sad. and ruftians dance and sing
1t IS not for gin sling alone and sherry cobber that
man is to live; but for those great principles
against which no argument can be listened to-
principles which give to every power double
power above their functions and their offices,
which arc the books, the arts, the academies that
teach lift up, and nourish the world-principcs
q am quite serious m what say above cash,
superior to cotton, higher than currency-prncl-
pies, without which It is better to die than to live,
which every servant Of God, over every sea and
in all lands should cherish. Uses ad abdita spi-
rarnenta anime. Yours &c. SYDNEY SMITH.
INvENr1oN.-A young man in Schenectady, in
this State, has invented machine for digging potatoes. 1t
capable of digging complete and clean manner, six
day
u A lot of Guano has been imported at Baltl
more FOR purpose OF giving farmers opportunity
test its value The Editor of the American Farmer offers
for per pound stating that 100 pounds
sufficient