American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

Tke LONDON Times on young America,
The following We copy from the London
Times Of the i7th. il being an article head
ed. ''young America sad Old EnglAad.-
The Tines sayss
I'VE are told that England aud America
are no lonper moller aud daughter. bui
sisters. Well, we are at least The elder
sister. and as We cannot give ourselves all
! the airs ofycurh. We may as well claim the
beI eft OF seniority. ST.. listen to us. Mr..
Dailas Be advised Young Ame ica. We
admit that your position and prospects. are
splrnail. We admit that for consider.
, a6Ie time you are likely 10 have it sll your
own way. AMI thal'vou may do a gr atdeal
without being call-d to account. for it
Y. have now. it appea,s got finally rid
Of that remnant OF yOur tulelage. the right
Of visit. as we'll as the right of ssaach.-
This Is n great emf ncipation.
| Young Hopeful will COW have latch
key; his lslters viii not be opened or his
boxes overbauied. He will not be asked
about his friends. his bills. his amusennants
ibis occupations Yonng America will
now take or lend his A'g all over the
world. From gone 10 gone. and pole to
pole, the stripes, and stars will proclaim
perfect ireod m to every traie or profess
sion that may chose 10 sssune them.
SlsvsIs. pirates, or ary worse trade. II
it can be discovered. may now carry '"he
grand "princip'es Of American indippnden-
dence. conqueing "and to conquer, all
over the world" Wherever we 60 across
the breadth Of The vast Atlantic that g'ori.
Gus banner win proclaim sacred immuni.
Ity. As for the ulte,ior designs avowsd
for those who followed Mr. Dallas at Mon
i days f.stivity. they do not rest on the
candor Of this or the convivial orator. We
know well enough What Young Americs
wants. and we know also that where there
is viii there is y. The achieve
Triumph Of American Independence. ant
the intxhausiibls opportunities and resour
ces Of this unequAlled child Of fortune.
l. Young America wholly ildiffrron'
to tie moral character Of her Zig. and Il
tie nature ofthe principles on which tn,
whole world is to be reformed? In the 81
+ lence of The speakers on Monday. upoi
/, this important point. we are left to fea
that the Stripes and Stars will hepsefortl
I he not go much the American aag. Hs tn
, Aag ofdshonor and crime. II thisis wha
A Young America deliberately cont4mplaes
= we must withdraw our eoneraulstiJns.-- =
She has splendid rscourcpE and opportu |
tee, but they are TO he used. MT a. used
, aud This vast earth is too small. tins its+
too short. for the waste Of this golden in
: teritance.
I With the::greatest respeot for Mr. Dal
las. however, with the most brotherly al
7. feclion for Young America. and the mos
r a,r1i,l wish for her real Improvement an
: Iligimate progress. we regret some omiF
sions in the important declaration, as
II seems to he conciderpd. T. 9 position {
r Young Amsric, IS position anil prospect
9 i confirmed her territoritl. material An
. political Improvement. and the prohatilit
j, OF he political prin,iples exrend'n over h
n wolll. Not wor Of her readiness to d
e no. ily for herself that which has been hin
. erto attended hy the clumsy and annoy in
g interference Of Oil England q
!, Nobody ever yet nsde. an III use Of yout
t liberty. health, wealth and streangtb wit
n out bitterly Iusirg it afterward. and pei
9 haps repro@hing ,lose who assisted {
connivtd. Now is the time to moald II
+. manhood Of this great nation The sal
= ling is still tender, the wax is still plyan
l. the first heat ofthe mettle is sff! on il.
/. America will now chose 10 exercise upc
10 herself the discipline VIII ch England ha
% prphaps, presom piou>ly bet IN attempting
70 usurp over her. then we see the beginnir
ID Of that moral element; that splf-r,spe,
) which shall streangthen aud enoble her =.
Z. uberance Of animal vigor and mater
/. wealth. 1t is lime this great heir shou
Of become his own tutor and guardian. %.
~ SEE TO Ir--Mr. SMYrH. the ahle eff