The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
EFsm iAs n. Y. Sun.
QUA NTEAM MARINE.

EvsW IN ~. n Gun.
y OUk NTEAM MARINE.
~. steam Marine \, anl mass BE-, while
ou! 'skss and nyers remain u " the Rseatess
sne worid. Inc Ssateemen Of EnRope ear
no' understand this; they co6ht dp theirl Bat.
ue'sn'ps ana wsr.steAmers, their thousands Of
cannon and tens Of Thousands Of slaves 10 work
nem: s1o SMILE ~ well they may, Il our com.
ed navy. Built, manned, and office,ed - +, i.
they feel that it would be- reed before their
best armsments, and wonder how Young Amer.
lca can count 60 complacenily tie strength.
They DO not comprehend, though evegv intel.
ligens laboFerin our streets does perfectly, tina,
The regular force Of The United States, whether
oy sea or land, 10 but an uncomfortable atom
Of the national dcfence--thst every ves.ire OF
our regular navy could be swept away to.mor.
row without materially impairing our national
1feDgh. he knows what Sir Robest Peel
aoee not. that every one Of our merchant steam.
ere % for'--a movable, manageable efficient
ios that within call Of each, Glands IN invinci
CIe band Of citizen soldiers, ready with every
neediul implement. from cannon and mortar 6og
IN open enemy. 10 ropes for % Arnold, Il q
Arnold can be found--prompt q the fldl noee
Of inv Aston 10 gather IN such array @ no hostile
hees could pass, and live long enoueh q rejoice
IN ito success. We have long line q coast,
such 90 one, thank heaven, q 10 despot could
sufficiently guard. but with fteemen 10 sentinel
every mile Of Il, with our swssming, keen eyed,
bold hearted coasiers on the look or, and With
the lightning to convey their earliest wsraisgs,
prepared.
Whichever way no would esrn IL provs he
would mad. not stone ease!emenes nor TAN war.
sn'f,s. but low, swim, changaful, well mounted,
|sfssnsrs, crowded with hesrts Of Steel r joirinT
60 nave holiday y making war on dclested
pirate. Il q true those steamers would not be
Of me strongest, but they would carry cannon
add men who would aim them we'll, and they
would make bad mark for the enemy while
they did last. We shall never Sc The srores.
sor, for We do no. fancy the glory Of Iesa lc
murder, but il any nation insists upoe. h wing
Sedavpd xie. 6ad 4 aS ehild.,s plax.- Our veil.
vateerS, AID devour their commerce. while 1
heir navies will Be stung TO death BY our home h
D,eamsrs like lost calves in swarm Of hornets.
THE TREASURY REPORT.
The four leading features Of this important !
document are thus stated and enforced by the !
N. Y. Morning News y
lat. TO impose duties for revenue only, &C. .
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