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Gchools.
sa AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
81 HENRY-ST- ADJOINING MARkEr-Sr. CHURCH.
A NEW term Of hii Institution will commence on Mon
IA day, Msy ith Important Improvements nave been
insd in every department aud the subscriber takes this op
porury of inviting public attention. with the view that bis
claims play he fully Hnc fairly TILED The Classical Depsr;
Is under the charge OF Mr.. ?. Ouackeubos who
graduated several years since, Columbia College. Is
p-euced instructor, and perfectly qualified 10 prepare
pupils Tor ans collegiate class The Primary Department
modern snd special branches entrusted only
the comp. hands Great attention IS paid
csmaonhe scholars exercised therein every Friday
afternoon which occasions the school Is always open 10
visitors
The location OF this Institute ia uusurpasscd and Its pat,
aroug the peciahe nbsbianis In the vicn
ity. Ample provision mas been made Tor amusement and
gymnBsc exercises, during hours OF inermisstoa Tins,
while sention Is paid 20 Intellectual and moral training the
physical by neglected Circulars con-
tanning farther particulars he obtained at Ssxton
Miles,. Broadway 81 Hsury-st OF al the School
R.ferencsA few wei! known have been selected
from long list OF patrons Rev sasc Ferris D. D. Jos
Hoxs 2o5 Msds,n-sL; John Harper, 81 Cif.st. Hiram
KslciuIn, Eco 0 Rugersst
Mr. ouaek-nbo. PRINCIPAL Classical Department refers,
among Others n +. Moore Lii D. President Columbia
College; Prof Chas. Anthem; Jsues Renwics LII. D.
Teylcr Lewis Prof Greek, ~ \. University; Rev j. Nc
Vickar d. D. Prof Moral Phos. Col Coll; Rev. J. NJ.
Forbes Rev. + C. Sniuel, 81 Fourth at, Rev. N j. Mar
selus. D. d. a D. Patterson, EsG Editor OF the Anglo
American. V. DREW, Principal Eng Uep.
iny4 81. 50 Henryst
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= Seu,i-annuai and Quarterly Payu

TS NUNS, Life Iu.Grsrc- coapa1y OF New Ycrs No %
WssL-A meeting OF tn Trus:ees held Apr.l 9Th 1916
TIE folio .rc -esolUtioa vss adopted
Re,ol-<i Tha the officer. be authorized receive semi
annual quarterly payments OF premium from parties
desiring L. charging Legal Interest IN. deferred pay
mems. .rih liz AZ thsl OF claim for loss
lie whole paid balance Of the years premium shall atsI
be d-dccte6.
E,.sc: from be minutes
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Seneral Nr1lres.

RI Mutual Benefit Life insurance Company,
No n WnEs-iti. year ,icc- nus lnstturon coU
,,-rr6 H. ,n.,r-,s of Life nsuIspce b-ral plan
i-n t nnncurcd in prospectus That The principles
-reip contained have reL with he spprobAon OF hose
hn M - su h The hch sUch Institution
sEn,t N rnssiny provision or family needs other
proof hs The q tie fact that 1901 Policies have
been issued and thsi premiums % ne amount OF so-0s
The smount OF fuuds reorvee Tor premiums hss sresd
-.tsoH,h.d large capr W hh must rapidly increase by
~. Of "a. conc wears premiums, The accfuirg
ntar- and ths crrent receipts for pocles The sc
enmna,op rom .ess enables The Directors 10 fal
,b-i- 1-or..s 10 sy Up reserve fund the L.
rs. ,nrred-ecu. 70 insufrg every hf--p.y
Al 10. Losses s1c 20 dtite large prcs among he
insured.
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FOB THE PILES.
go e.f q. ~~Ura ~ n N-g

np JrpuAMS ELECTUARY-An internal remedy, II
cure for tho Piles internal external bleeding
or bind ~ Fulton-. Divisions. and by Tho Pro-
eIepes confined Office practice, whsre Piles sId all
Cb,onic dts-s4es successfuy treated. Medical Ofoo
los povs~y { 'oore shove Sprnp-st rnhl7 3m D6W.
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Thing, in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PEILApEIPHIA Msy 5 M
McCook tried for an attempt 10 bride Victor E.
Pioo,, OF the Pennsylvania Legislature has been found
GUILTY BY a jury of Dsuphiu County.
The Stockholders Of the Bank OF the United
States hold meeting today at their banking house
Chssnutst.
An agent on the Willow.s,- Railroad. named ia
cob +. Sstmsn run over by pleasure car on Sa
turisy and died soon after.
No mail from New. q rieans this morning. There
are now TWO due-Sssurdsy's and Sundays.
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MORRIS ROBINSON, Presider.
SAs'L HASSAY, Secretary.
MrSrvss Posr, NJ D 5ei Broadway, Physician.
a..rN
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Mr.W Wa ?. W1LLs.
.hs fr,rr, d..

OF Brcokyr has absent from his residence Since
TUESDAY slsii met, He last Gear Tie Fulton Ferry
In Brooklyn shout hsEpAst II oeoei on tho pish, Of
that day. He Ia about IS OF age shout teet inches
sharp raure. and hight blue eyes had on dark cloth
cost psn,soons dark piAded vss ard stock or ,es
Of tho same palmetto hat with broad brir and OF hh
color; his his nen, and various other parts %
his dress bad memorandum book, which also con-
ain-d his and pscs OF resGeace. Any Information
OF The individual above described will be very thankfully
received by his friends and sach shall lead 10 Ills qua
VIII be suitahly rewarded Information 10 rrcues
ed 20 be communicated THropoRS EAaSs No 81 Crsa-
oerrytt brpoklyn, amer LIST VI May, halls Exchange
Buildings, corner OF Fulton snd Cranberry sta
Brooklyn. April %. ls&8. myl lw-
XNANTED-At M6lvills Mass. seventy-avr men or
w girls thai sufficiently acquainted with the art OF
weaving hs they readily their hand wcsVing
fancy csssuercs power oous snty jack spin
ners Also help to work In WOODEN card room The shove
described help wanted nmediAtely and such strict
al liberal wages by applying TO the ssbssIibes Mvtie
ASH c. l.. HARDING
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BARNES,S PILE LOTION

baaN6
AIR JOHNR 5 BARNES. DEAR SIs-lt ia with much
l'B sails inform you that your Pile Lotion effect
10 patient Of nine After few applications
decided change took placer in ha disease he suners
very lille Inconvenience, and thinks himself cured kfn
perfectly satisfied that In few weeks bis disease VIII DO
entirely removed His was severe one ana nis SUI
f-rings have been very great
You are al liberty TO refer any mo Yours, &c
L. Z. ENGLISH, 81. D.
Trenton Feb. g. 1916
For sale wholesale and retail. By
- 'e'N WYATT L KETCHUM, l2i Fultop.st
o,o s,u. Sole A geu;s In Now-York.
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Sel1Tal Notiess.

~ April Report .: ne Mur4aI Lie Insurance
Company Of Ne--Ycrk, No. 50 Wal st-Th5s Insiisl-
ZION aariug The rlcGth OF Apr,l issued atreroae
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WIscossIS.- Milwaukee County has given over
$500 majority for forming a State Government IN
abou, 1000 votes. There can be little doubt that
Wisconsin has voted 10 become State, over
whclminGly.
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Mo. 40 L. COKTLAND-ST. on the South side
l 7 one door below GreenwichsL
BEEKMAN'S PULMoNIC SYRUP


BEEKMAN'S PULMONIC SYRUP
continually efecting such awaken the livelieii
Interest lhrous bout the country
Not only In CoSsuMPrioN, Coughs, Colds, Diseases OF
the Lungs Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia huiu ScRoru-
ous complaints Erupous OF the Skin. Ulcers, &c. This
celebrated Syrup IL ts only csrtan remedy known It's
PURIFYING aersye and restorative powers excel mmeaa
urabiy every other medical preparation These clams 10
superiority upon the sod groundwork q! tho
made These nave In nunie Gus nstpn-
ces extraordinary he called truly miraculous
and have contributed To give this Invaluable medicine Tho
widespread celebrity which II everywhere enjoys
Be-knian's Original Genuine Pulmonic Syrup 10 always
ruRg-aIwsys The II Ia entirely free from all dele
-rous and remains interchangeable under all cir
cumstances There Is now has ,here ever been,
medicine REMEDY all ike this renaf kabls syrup, nor any
at all comparable with IL In its compositon, preparation
and effect. stand. unequal-d-acng with the vital prnc
ps and working the universal and beneficial results
upon the human system
Thos. wishing The Syrup should be particular to look for
No 49t CoIand.sL tho SOUTH side, one door BELOW
Greenwich which the old established office for the sale
OF this medicine.
B-etmsns Tre.ltss with full detail Of symptoms, explain
glory plates IN pamphlet form, gratis; also, beekmAns
Guide 20 HralIh. mig urco
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Band o. young apostles.
Such to me We seem.
As list 10 your singing,
In rapturous dream;
Now, with choral voices,
Like 10 birds in May,
warblins In tumultuous joy,
That winter Is away
Now, ike angels weeping
Der sinners bier,
With their white wings folded,
And low voices clear;
Mourning for the sorrow,
Which sin has brought on earth
Mourning that OF pity,
Man has made such dearth
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BUTTER CHEESE, LARD AND PORK.

CONSTA NTLY on hand general assortment Of Prov.
" 6rkns and tubs; Chse.e 10 cash. and
boxes Lnrti In bbls halves and kegs Mess Pork, Mess
Beef ,n . Guy aud Western Cured; Shoulders. Smoked
Beef ,ni city Cured Smoked Tongues.
aksreI, Eoa and 8, In bbls, halves quarters snd
eivhhs; Shad; Goldfish; Herrings In pickle aod smoked
Smoked salmon White Beans Cig.rs &C. which arc Offer
ed 10 dealers and public tho lowest city csbh prices
~ b. b. CLAIM No: 90 " asnlhsous-
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MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SOaOOL
For GIRLS, AT PoUGHKEE PsIE, y. Y.
rFIHIS INSTITUTION Is adapted young ladies' OF eve
y ~ age. All the departments OF substantial and I'm
is- course OF education are taught The summer
will open on the TN OF fifth month tMsy) Fo, catalogues
containing particular information apply in NewYork City
10 JAS S GIBBONS Ssnk Of hs State OF NewYork, In
Poughkeepsie to
o ,.u,, W' sdssMs6N Gias sISTSRs Principals
DRISATE SCHOOL. Tor Boys 1873 Csaal-sL near
Hutsvn.sL-Ths subscriber has assumed the direction
OF tie School established the above location He has
had many year- experience In teaching and intends 10 de-
vote himself - the profession.
The OF study embraces complete English educa
tou toy with preparation for the Counting Room
College The OF tTon and references to his orrn
or patrons hc had at the School Room
,ln SAMUEL CtAEDVF.l, Principal.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs-Peeksklll
- Academy and Boarding. School, beautifully stu II. d.
overlooking the village OF Psekski and the Hudsoa river
al its the Highlands, and en wing ample grounds
and for Students offers superior advantages for I'M
parting thorough commercial and classical instruction
The principal has had long experience IN the business Cir
cuAs be bad with the ot respectable CITY references
bv applying by letter the subscriber Terms or boys
under Is years OF age 500 per annum. 10, 500.
as lnl. ALBERT Wt.LlS frncpal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

NJk-SKe. HUBBS 81 CLARkE,S Classical
lvi School - Wsst Washington piace.-The summer
Term OF this Institution is announced 10 comnenco on
dsy NAV an and close on Friday, July II. Facilities for
the and eegan pronunetdon Of French nave been
greatly Increased nasmuch HE eniue services OF an ac
crmr!shed French Teacher have been secured, VINO de-
vote, hms-f.o instruction In French and Drdrng Inc
building occupied ss been Improved as 10 sccou modaio
e Increased number Of pupils sl7Stswl, TuIhSa
AK & NKS KIDDER,- school for YOung
IVA dies. S7 GrrrDes open for the reception OF pupils
who be taught with thu ssInc 2rrsevefing care and on
The zane system which have proved successful during
the years few more bosrc-rs can be received
a92
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PAPER HANGINGS.
THOWELLk BROTHERS. Manufacturers and Import
H., OF Paper Aangtrgs, having opened II Sew-Yo,x
CRY branch Of their PhEsdelpH.s Establishment would
respectfully call th- attention Of tie crEens Of Sew-Yorx
ara DINER, wanting goods ihe re theiT extensive
assortment Of Paper Hsngings Borders Fire Board Pns
Car,s:n Psp-s And al Other articles n heir lie 0! nus
=,
ha-ng received from he Institutes Tor the Encoa'
sg.rrrf OF DOMESTIC Msnufscrur.s IN the cr-s OF Ne
W. Pbfnt.Iohs .Ed Bosoc Silver a-ds, for The supe
or aru.acure Of .r goods ast;er themselves that hsy
c, I'll better article for r-creJ than can DC Puf
chased elsewhere
~ ,ubscrtbe,s would particularly call attention 20 ther
zssoraezl Of Papers for Pa!ors scd Cotnrn
-, Tur U.l. Public Rooms, El,yies, &c &c
H. Curtan Papers, Few Ertic!- for Window
Pape.ag Of Rooms, Halls, kc- promptly ateacrd % oY
careful workm-n
Country merchant. and ely dealers VI" and to heir I'd
'1n'AI HOW ~ Ell. q BROTHERS, NO Isl Broadway.
- mod "a door shove the Guy Hotel
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Boarding. ann Sotels.

DOOMs TO REST-6eu,lemen wishing pleasant
II lod sius rooms, (wsll furnished with without
breakfast aud tea 6ud them So Broadway. Also
basement sush.s for office. my2S'
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HEMPSTEAD SGMINAKY.-Ms!e Boarding
I School, HenpIiead L. l., q miles from Brooklyn,
branch OF The L. |. Railroad. The Summer Term will
hrst Monday o! May-T.rms Sl5o year
The Institution is fourishiug The Principal dr-
ring April, will be l6 Broadway, where circulars are
distribution. Addresses efi here will be prompt
~ attended To. as Inn ~. Dunn. A. M Principal.
NEIUULETDWS Conn Preparatory School.-Th-
lF1 Summer Session will commence Nav 18Th and coniin
u. - w-eks Charge sac Principal 81 Mark-ts from
the slh n lth May d II. CHASE, N.Y.
FAMILY BoARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
YoSKEss, NEw-YoRK-
TENHE Summer " the Locus; Hill School viii COM
u.nce on Monday, the 9Th OF Nav. Circulars and psr
cuar information may be had Of S Fleet Esq 1875 NnssAu
at; OF r W. Townsend, Esq 81 Cedsr.sl; OF Or. Q. P.
W-s avenue; and al The bookstore OF Gates s!ec
msn ia William at O. w. FRANCIS, Principal
al w.
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DAGUEREEOTTFE APPARATUS,
JoHS ROACH,
Ostctsn, e. Nasse1-st
TWAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Frecct, German and
II Am-r,can I1suumcnnL-Ccsttng Boxes, Mercury
p.rhs apo al The other materials Used By opersors
rsnrac-a,sc under III Inspection Chemtch!E, Plates,
Csses ouc.stuE, kc- * Lenses ground 20 order.
Thermometers and Surveying ConPasses manufactured
for tie trade.
Msgreto Electric Maekres c; approved construction for
medical purposes aiO lc9eoo
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE oy Inc unitec
sr.lrs Fire Insurance ComPsry.-Oace removed dcrr
No 81 10 No So Wes Thu Company continue 70 insure
ag.ns, and damage BY kts a. The usual es OF pre-
n:iun- j. L boNsA. Efe as,Gs
JA,tss wnkIE, Secretary. AZ Ia
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NEW CHI cap BOOK INDBhf, No, ~ FsIon
lSsL Of Gold, up sairs tsnhsneo IN ood).k!o-
GINS WILLIAMS are prepared to executs binding for
BOOKSELLERS and others by tho edition stDge volume, In
IN. n,zos manner The lowest possible prices and with
dispatch Music periodicals, pamphlets, and all kinds Of
Iob work done with prompnsa and al unusually low
rn,i.s. Al I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by single genilcinan IN q
w house with private family. where There board
e parlor aa bedroom uriurnhhed. Address c. az this
off,, uiyS Il
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GREAT AUCTION SALE

TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
rNHE Iron Steam Propeers, phenx and Pilot, formerly
Il running the Chsnpl,n Canal and Lake Lne These
boats 90 feet .ngh Is feet wide, and feet depth Of
hold Snd a crrI hst line 90 Their inventory II
large an r1oo They each Of 20 horso power, snd
will h. sol i', For farther information or terms apply
= $50 d RU SELL COPELAND. 90 souih..t
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FSi 49, g5 ana Traders sslro c,ersyrep
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm In tho
Atowu of Eishkil, pleasantly located Tho village,
would accommodate few pecsbe families with board
during the Summer. Referenee-Rev. NJ s. Hutton, 2as
gth-,t N Y MA SawSn-
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PARTIAL AND ULTIMATELY TOTAL
REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS
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Queens Speech. Peel's New Tariff
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The House OF Commons was filled al early
hour. Al 20 minutes To o'clock Sir r Peel moved
ths order OF day be read for the House resolving
i:sclt Committee Of the Whole House the Gus
toms and Corn Importation Acts.
Mr. Miles asked Sir f. Peel whether he intended TO
take vote that evening any part OF the complicated
financial statement which he about 10 make 10 the
House
Sir Peel said that the statement which he about
TO make would bs extensive and complicated and COM
mercia rather than financial Il was not his intention TO
ask for the opinion OF the House that night upon any
portion Oft, His wish that his plan should be
turey considered and that it should not be judged OF in
detail but as whole He would not therefore, ask for
to the details OF the measure until after the lapse
days
The Speaker then left the Chair.
Sir r. Peel said that in pursuance OF the recommends
ton of the speech from the Throne he about 10 call
upon the House 10 review the duties which applied 10
many articles the produce and manufacture OF other
countries He should proceed on the assumption con.
tanned in her Majesty Speech that the repeal of prohibit
tory and the relaxation OF protective duties was In Itself
wise polcythai protective duties aostractedy and IN
principle open 70 objecion-and thst though the
policy Of them might in some cases DC defended II mus;
always be some special grounds OF national interest
of justice toward individuals lie was also about to
the presumption during the last three years
there had been increased producnveness In me revenue
notwithstanding large remission OF taxation; that
there had been an increased demand tor labor; ana
that there had also been increased competence comfort
contentment and peace among the population
In advising the continued application Of those princi.
pies which had produced such salutary results, and
which had already been sanctioned by the House be was
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POSED REDUCTION OF BRITISH DUTIES ON
AMERICAN PRODUCTS

[rhe duties Barlcy and GAS to be reduced in
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English Spirit of Conquest.

England is the master hypocrite of nations,
The most bloody, aggressive and mercenary
of modern powers, her statesmen and her
press are canting their holy horror and aver
sion to war, and their anxiety for the pre-
servation of peace in the controversy now
agitated in reference to our Western Pacific
territory, while an English army is desola-
ting and suIjugating India, and Staying the
Sikhs, 10000 at time, because they are
unwilling TO bear the yoke of English slav-
cry; and an En- nglish navy in South America
is battering down the defenccs of Montevi-
deo and warning with the Argentine Repub-
lie, with the design of getting right TO nav
igate the Parana river for English traders
Not long since the peace-loving English ma
ton were butcherng the Chinese TO compel
their continuance in the use of that destruct-
i've drug, opium; not long since they
desolated forty square miles of Lower Can
ada because the French Canadians were not
in love with the tyranny Of their English con-
querors! TO read their homiles on peace
one must forget that their enormous national
debt was contracted in unceasing wars during
the last two hundred and fifty years; and that
England has carried the spirit of conquest
to an extent Unprecedented in the history of
nations. America has engaged in no war
but from necessity, and two Of her wars have
been with England England,neper at peace,
vet assumes that we are forgetful Of the OBJ
legations of civilization and christianity in
making stand for our rights against her all
grasping rapacity. ~
The following extract from an article in
the Democratic Review,on French and Eng
lish Intervention in the Rio de la Plata, is
in point, as exhibiting through English his
tory, English national character. Conquest
by any means is her object. She claims in
Oregon nothing but joint privileges and
is perfectly willing that these joint privileges
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100000
OF PAPER MONEYON SPECIE BASIS
OF $4,000.


The new batch of Ohio bankers are author
lied by Kelley's law (under which they have
come into existence,) to issue two dollars in
paper money for every fifteen cents of GOLD
and SILVER which they have in their vault?.
This is an astonishing fact, and it is not less
true than it is alarming. We invite all hon
est men TO refer to the Banking Law and
satisfy themselves as 10 the accuracy of this
statement 1t is an unfortunate fact that
the whig party sends men to the Legislature,
who permit themselves 10 be gulled and gov
erned by the statements and wishes of a
clique of dictators, who are publicly and
privately interested in the banking institu-
tons of the state. 1t is this class of men
(headed by Kelley,) who have kept alive that
kind of banking which has thrown upon the
people, millions of rredeemable paper
Ohio Patriot.
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shall continue, so long as at present, she de-
rives the sole advantage from them, but the
moment il becomes necessary TO assert our
rights; the treaty stipulated towaive or con.
cede no claim beyond theiprivlege Of trad
ing on that coast, she asserts does concede
rights, and asks us peaceably 10 give her two-
thirds of the territory, and the whole that is
Valuable, rather than violate delightful har-
mony he cemented by nsolent robbery ON
the one part and shameful surrender on the
other:
e" The British Empire, vast as it is con-
slsts, Tor the most part, of conquered coun-
tries. The Canadas, Acadia. the British
West India Islands, the Cape Of Good Hope.
Ceylon, India; these rich and populous re-
gions, and so many insular or peninsular
points in the European, African, Asiatic. or
American seas, are for the most part. DOS
sessions torn by force, at different times, from
Spain, France, Holland, or the great monar-
chies of Asia. Ofgreat colonies established
under the auspices of England, there is but
one, Australia, and that founded as place
of deportation for the criminals of her home
population. The United States were settled
not SO much by England, as in spite of Eng
land, by Puritans, Quakers, Catholics, who
fled hither to escape religious persecution
in the British islands. Her possessions are,
we repeat, in substance conqueSts; and the
peculiar spirit in which these conquests have
been made, is not less remarkable than their
magnitude and number. They have been
trading speculations, chiefly. France, Spain,
Austria, Prussia, Russia, have been making
war, in the spirit of old Rome, TO repel in
vasions, or TO enlarge and strengthen the
bonds of a continuous continental territory.
Britain, on the contrary, from that armed
workshop, shp.yard, and mine ofhers, enters
into war, and makes conquests of so many
transmarine countries, in order to carry ON
trade Even her view in Oregon is not, as
it is with us, TO people a wide wilderness
with civilized men, but to maintain that will
derness unpeopled, for the sake of the fur
trade ofthe Hudson's Bay Company.