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From, The Public Ledger.
THE FUTURE OF NATIONS.

II has OF late years been the subject of fre.
quent remark, how few OF the battles that
history records have produced any perma-
Hent effect upon the course of events or des.
tiny of nations. Tha: destiny is written more
deeply in the character Of each nation itself,
in the opinions that prevail, the spirit of in
ieligeLce that directs it's course of industry,
of cohererce that binds the whole people to.
ge,her, and of morality that gives vitality
and force 10 everything. Where these things
are, i. will never fight but to conquer where
they are wanting, its very victories will fail
10 extend IFS power Thus the battles of
nation have but little usually 10 do with lis
prosperity or its decline except as indica.
lions.
The future course of nations will work il.
| self out from the germs Of their national
characters; victories or defeats to the con-
trary notwithstanding. The influence Of The
Bonaparle family would no, have been great.
er in France O. in Europe at this moment
prosssly baI Napoleon gained instead of
losing the kejtls of Waterloo.
Ifarom s6oh point of<vew, We look at
the 6'uISI China, for Instance, it will
p!obatly reasy matter w little hundred
ysrs4sdceHFether the Imperial part, or
the Idsdgs9 triumph ip 1.-The present con.
test, sosafsltke real history and condition
of that are concerned. Whichever
party ksSs he power, certain reforms mus,
be coz 1csdedfand abou, au equal degree of
csrrap,i9d and arbitrary peTer will prevail, 4
that sfjst as much as ne people will bear.
The -!Aperat g6yernment had waxed cor
rupt, and become a goverpsfeut of>fIes ard
ssams. in whsef The people had lost all faith.
They had seen, 100, in Christian governments
a mysterious force and p%er which they
possessed not. The cutting off of 7c, 900
heads in captured city, skinning the unre-
sIsting Inhabitants alive, or tortunng them
with exquisite skill, may Mspire terror, but
will not restore faith. So long as QkrisIan
nations are intrinsically a. superior people,
the Chinese will<eee that superiority. and
long to obtain the sources OF it. Their eyes
have been opened and hencefoffh civil wars
and convulslons oil all kinds must be the fate
of that people, whl they have tried our
forms of government, of philosophy, and of
religion. Liberty of opinion and of ansci-
snce, and the ini,Giuction of Christian civil
ization has goseo 4Hme, Iss who will fill the
Imperial throne, sd this cannot take place
without vast convulsonsE II matters little
what leaders arise, or se<for the momen,
successful, the powesH that hugest of ma
,ons must crumble before the outward parch
Of the ideas with which this age, and even
the very air is filed.
If from Asia wssow turn to Europe, con-
vulsed as she at present appears by the war
between Russia and the Allies, Yha, will all
that ar1ionnt 10 on the page of history? II is
contes, which signifies nothing. No great
principles lie at the bottom Of il i, leads 10
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Slavery is moral obligation to take care of
the blacks, guaranteed alike by the pc nalties
implied in their freedom, and by the pecuni-
ary interests of the STAKEHOLDER. If there
were no other proofs Of this than are TO be
found in our intercourse with the Indians,
they would be sufficient to establish the
truth of The assortment. We have not only
treated the latter as freemen, but recognized
their naioualites; and yet our contact with
them has reduced them from millions TO a
few thousands; and while we have advanced
in all the arts of civilization, and have taken
them under our national protection, they
have become every year moIe helpless, i'm.
moral and degraded. All this shows clearly
enough that something Lesides mere frigid
national guardianship is necessary 10 save
an inferior race co-existing with their supe-
rtors. ----
The present Congress has occupied eight
weeks without efec,iug an organization. A
large party of its members has struggled TO
convert it into an insane asylum, with one
of the craziest of political lunatics for chief
doctor, and ii is yet to be shown that their
opponents do moi require the advantages of
such an institution 10 bring them 10 their
right minds, This very matter Of slavery is
the bone of con;eE,ion. II has made its op.
ponents lunalics as men, traitors as citizens,
criminals as Legislators, neglectfuI and dis.
honest as aqents Each oDs of them has
mission 10 per form-,o take care of The ne.
groes. The peace and harmony of the Union,
the glory Of The nation, the prosperity and
happiness of ito white people, their great
commerce, manufactures, agriculture and
general industry count as nothing compared
with the Ulopian. schemes Of abolition which
these purblind devo,ees of anarchy seek 10
substitute for the federal constitution.
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MY DARLING.

The following neat poem is from Putnam
Monthly for October:
Her sou! is as white as The lilly,
And her heart as warm as the rose;
The breath of the morning is with her
Wherever my darling goes.
The children are glad al her coming
When the children are old and gray,
There will be more ligh, in their spirits,
That they danced in her smile to-day.
When she shall be singing in aeaveu-
On the ways that she wake! below,
Like June in the wealth of October,
Her spirit will breathe the glow!
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" footnan, proud Of bis grammar, ush.
cred hb the drawiDg.room, MIR. Foote and
his two daughters, with this introdution:
"Mr. Foote and the two Misses Feet"
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w liis snnouncedirileitsrs received from
MIR. Buchanan, tha.it was his intention 10
leave Havre In the Arago, on the 9th Of April
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Hauck, Charles Michael, (ie.)
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BENTON TOWNSHIP,
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care you fond Of tongue, sirw
III always was fond Of tongue, Madame.
and like il stiun aa
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