The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11
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- T. thinks that the question o' .'o
se' - r,s,.nd 10 rot without iss dtaT"'"S
,'.. '.. ~, ~ Louis Napoleon should De ieo y"
-, .,,,.rca With GreA. Britain. he might to''"
. junction with Russia Pruss'A' !" "a. ~
...,A ;o,, Ru.sia, since France could VII" -
.ruv. march to. or across the nup'' w.t.,
80, .rv democratic uprising in Germany VIZ"
r..,ce. Russia and Prussia In 's'e VI 0V.
nation. Austria could not hold OUT sue ".'
into the general conspiracy. and then no ''' Wv
.,aouest OF England. her free inst'uo"h'' A"''
shove ALL her free press The power % ''e~"'
q, conjunction of railroads. would make " 40 essy
tx =, throw so 600 men on the coast OF he"e.
- ,ch eeud march 10 London in few hours' po"'
400. itself of the treasures of the Bank, ano sne
nsni,s, If ,he empire. The Duke Of wellington
,hcasbt such thing not impossible. and therefore
a.sred sir John Burgoyne TO write that celebrated
Iet,er which was published . few years since
ENGLAND has no safety bat in her insu'ar post
i, m and even that Is much impaired under the Ell
f.,,s of modern science She has no fortresses to
i.upede the march of An army-shs has no noun
tsin Businesses from which q guerilla warfare
might be carried on; and the invaders, Win 'he
limited force of the British army, would meet WIN
no real obstruction until they reached 'ne noun
,,,ns Of Scotland and Wales, as in the time OF 1u'
lin. Caesar and his sncestors'
We have great respect for the opinion OF LIT:
Bartlett. both As man of intelligence and OF caa
dor. but may be doubted whether france uhasr
the Guidance of Louis Napoleon. would be party
tn anv despo,ic European combination against
ENGLAND: or. Il she were, whether Europe COM
h,ned conld invade Great Britain. Were an army
Of CIV Thousand efficient soldiers landed upon her
shores. nothing could prevent the conquest of the
island but that is precisely the feat which all Eu
ror,e In incapable of accomplishing. The naval
resources of Great Britain are superior to those
of France, Russia. Austria, Prussia ana al mo
MOWERS of Europe combined. The grand naval
review off Spithead, At the close OF the RUSSIAN
war, was q significant demonstration OF the navai
caracity of Great Britain, not only to prevent the
landing IF q hostile army upon her shores, out 10
scourge the coast and the commerce OF every ma
ton of Europe There were more and better snips'
and q larger number of efficient seamen IN tha'
one squadron, than the whole continent could pro-
duce Moreover, Great Britain has the money
the sinews of war-and she has it because OF her
diversified industry and commercial enterprise,
Qualities IN which she has no rivals in Europe and
is nc, likely to have. The idea Of French inVa'
sion of England is an old bug bear, but 1t Keeps
the British Government and her navy on the gut
yire Louis Napoleon, the most sensible and sssa'
cious monarch of Europe. cherishes the British
alliance, from motives of policy and interest
England. .s friend, is invaluable; as an euemy
abe is more capable of self defence aud of annoy
ance ct this m ,neut. than she was when ere
haf,,.d the vast military genius of Napoleon the
First, aud sent hin from throne 10 ST. heieh@'