Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
AMERICA IN FurURE The London

AMERICA IN FUTURE - ne LCndon
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1--WE may look at. the North America
of s4s, as at the Northern Europe of 4
thousand years LtfoIe, and may watch
with our own eyes The teFritorial settle
ment of continent. There are spah.
iards of the isthmus, the rival Salons in
the centre, the Slavonians in the. north.
west angle, and powerful element of
Cells interspersed. We say Imagine 1
new race of Franks establishing itselfin
a transatlantic Gaul; new colony Of
slaves struggling up to new Pome rania.
or new swarm of HGns, settling upon 4
new Danube. We have civilized instead
ofbarharous races to deal with; andihere:
in consists The whole difference. With
this variation. we may fix our speculative
eyes upon a continent of which the distri.
bu'ion and occupation is Is uncertain and
tormitous as that of Europe in the 9aSs
ofCharlernaghe. There may be one erif.
pire or two, of one or tworaces. or there
may be kingdoms OF republics innumera-
bile. Nobody can yet calculate the mem.
bers of the American family when the
PARTITION and tenancy Of the continent
shall be at length complete. .- - --77
VAN BUREN's CHANCE IN THE HOUSE,:
MIR. Speaker Winthrop, Of MassarBd,
<elts. at the late State Wing Convention
/ lelt himself hound to say something iii
favor of the Wing candidate. His effjrts
we learn, was rather, ola neutIaIiziIg
RIDER: something 10 that resi- eel to the
Webster style. /. was, however, mark
ed by the following very sensible view of
the %:chance" oftHe third party candidate.
Read it and see Il you do not think Mr..
w. hit the truth ....
"But, Mr.. President, as | have said,
Martin Van Buren, by no possibility can
ever be President of the United States
again:cerainly, he cannot al this election.
Does any body believe that the House Of
Representatives would dare IN the face
ofthe American people TO throw aside
the two great candidates. and take up
man with the votes Of single State;
Brought in before them on m-relV Sec:
tionaI issu,l Why, gentlemen, lift were
Daniai Webster himself, there is not d
Massachusetts Wig wuu d dare 10 its
Cung ess ofthe United States, tn vote foe
the man who had received hut twelve
vote out of the $50. 1t would overthrow
the. government. we remember how
Jdhn Quincy 4daths Iar D in The hands
of his opponents, because in The Second
electoral college General jackson had
received a, few more v.tes than he,s and
the House OF Representatives, nDtwith:
and ng, elected him to, the Presidency
Of the United States. But is tiiefu a man
lin his senses who believes that HAN
who gees iato the hcuso Of Rerrssen.a-
lives. wi5h The votes of "a single Stale,
thrown for him on mere geographical
issue, Upon a party organized upon that
very principle which Washington cnn
-deti,hed-that such partizaus whether
Martin E,n Bnrsil. fieIIry Clay mr. 'baa:
lei Webstar--le he who, he mays could
obtain the vote ofihe Representatives Of
The people? Never, SIR never--lntil the
will Of the pedpls has titte rly Iost lis pniw
'erovershose whom they sehd,o carry
it out. zoe nggg ed tsaiags XE5 ri5di %
/ It is a poptil4k aeiusioh-.hot so muck
% either Ito believe that becuse dan.