Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15
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Cf5HRL EST0Ns TUESDAY,, 4 Il III f9,sl 6bs.
q 49,
1 war Win fngIand Ifs prohable ei-|
feet ON The Soatl.
II was once remarked, By i great
Statesman. that an occasional war was.
The life of 4 Republic. The remark IS
founded in tsath and just observation
Just IS wealth, repose anil sase. efEemi-
nate the individual, andcorrupt llis NOR
Al perceptions. 50 will long peace, be-
cause II is efIsminaling, e not destructs
i've. influence ID the manly virtues, de-
grade Tie Nation. The whole object Of
the members Of 4 society which has re-
posed II undisturbsd peace FOR alength-
opdl time, becomes the pursuit Of gain,
or commerce and tho 700 great love 81
gain. nos7onfy cUrtnpts and demoralizes
society, but absolutely units il fl The
Just appreciation Of TIE higher moral yir-
tines, and, hence, of mepIof independent,
bold and manly characteristics. The
cautious, non -commitsal, tiInid, and,
hence, selfish. and treacheroug man. (for
where you find a person cautious, and
non -committal, You End mean and low
instincts. is the darling and pet Of 4 So
.ciery long undistarbed W war on the
contrary, war develops The higher and
more manly virtues, and tlrus raises soci3
ETY. 70 4 standing point, from which It can
appreciate its bold, fearless, talented and,
hence, honest members. Thusitis, that
during the progress Of war, and for some
Sstimc afterits termination, thepeople IN q
Republic, call out their most lndepend-
ent and talented men, to Offices Of trust
and responsibility. Give US war Of a
fsw years duration. and We will see dis
appear from the councils, both Of the
States and the sConfederacy, that hive Of
the Disgusting yes pampered, insects Of
peace, that creep and crawl in its high
places. corrupting and communicating
whatsoever they crawl upon. Then,
fer.no other reason than this. q war with
England, at this time, would be Of the
greatest advantage to the South, because
II would call firth into her councils the
men 81 talent, excluded now By the low
instincts and corrupt tastes of long con.
tinued peace. II would beof great bene-
I d: to the South. because il would drive
from the Legislative councils Of the North,
that same insect tribe-the pampered
pets Of the lowIinstincts ola long-contin-
ued peace, and thus bring the confeder-
\! acy back under the government Of its best
and truest men, whose presence the peace
foundlings Of society. now exclude from
\ the LegislativefhaE1s.
But there isianother great blessing to
society, and impetus to civilization, tore.
suit from 4 war with England. The pro-
FL gfess Of civilization IN general. and the
expansion Of our race and our laws over
If this continents. demands the humiliation
hof. England. A war with the United
States, will result III her utter prostra-
1 ton, from which, when SID RECEIVERS, il
she recover at all, she will ses Turkey in
Europe and Western Asia, stimulated and
pushed on in the advance to European
Il civilization, under the sway and intlu.
once Of Russia. For, what the United
Sales are to this continent, Russia, iffnot
checked BY England, will beto Asia.
For it IS 4 well known fact that Russian
conquest ii Asia, is marked aud traced
by an unparalleled Improvement in the
society and ihearts Of tie conquered and
annexed provinces. And again when
tho supremacy Of England over the seas
y destroyed. her place will be filed BY
The navy and commerce Of the United
States. Again: India and Hindostan,
fclised from the grinding. sway aid
bloody oppression Of England would
again. begin to advance to that high state
81 civilization which was almost peculiar
70 India for 50 many thousand years an
terrier 70 the Mahommedan conquest
civilization which has never been surpas.
ned by any nation under thefsun. The
ports Of India and Eastern Asia. when
We become the masters Of The seas, viii
turn their streams Of wealth and com.
raercial exchange to The United States,
and contribute vastly to the progress and
wealth tf all America, As wellas Of Asia
Again he abolition party, and fanati,
eism ofIcur age are but the offspring d
the detestable pharasaical bigotry and ii
Iaticism Of English puritanism. Tn,
advance Of civilization, the reppse aud
permanent progress Of Europe. but, aboY,
81 the peopling and rendering subser
viantsto tile wants and necessities 8 mod
ern society the yasi. boundless and FIJI
tile fields of Central America and *,
tropics, demand aud await lie humilia
ton of England. Her Humiliation Al,
prostfalion is called for BY die cries al,
the agonies Of all Hindostan !. har Il, II