, 1859-08-18

The Couritr concludes:
ooV. NasohIh WAS t:;e;f. s;ss 11,ot Inn I:ovd
i thorouyl1 urotectio1ist. on The State ticket,
was elected by the largest MINORITY Of any OF
our candidates; nnd t1at aue 1ea. a ~. s,s.;:.
,;es :; nrcrn,1;"" f. their intensity on tie pro
lection question. And wc may add, that, If
tie democracy Of tue ssate ~ had esefywnsrSs
o~sa ,,' c, oI. IT, ~ ,s,st twsntv yc thousand
majority, As it was, the Opposition were per.
mitte'l 10 use the true Democratic 1huh"er ol
prosec'ion, and with 1t they nave secured I'VE
Co"gressmcn' anu feaueea luz ii'.!o'' ~.
MuGo1hn 10 less 1han ''oeu. !Eee t5
should teach Inc ucn'oelat5 M hen.usHif
lesson ""l soon " " I .o.r;ni 1,,a
htra'g,at-out Lecoh'pteh neuoesat: eas" ;.'.. ~
State last year " 14.o'o maui ". ns,
Democracy, IN attempting 10 conc'11': "ss
squad u noisy aoH'Leco'al'ton' r,{'.''-,
tloa, sqnattef* sovereignty uooSa1: .i.a,'senJi
l':vc lost to the party I'VE OF sta tp".9aa ..,
roles, ana carried 1ae s1ale ~ onts aou. r,t,".
80 much tor Pandef1ng 10 !ns soI s ~ "'a;.
oaa VII ol our uoaas Tm W;i..,o4 pr,.;"o M;s.
WIG It"p'e!at' A''u ms :.:, sa,,F.,..ato
sonfi-heS!s1cllon: vasApoi''.vh1 ..1, ,+1,;n,t
"le 1ne'u"a. .e,f .-1I =, ,,.,"ncr,t;c s,,ecns
wv irce '''ssei "o'' ''a A'e""~AA''~ A'
clothihs'
co,,aa,, -, .1,c 1nva.,o, nd ENGLAND bv
Krante.
.,n, I'M. u,.,o,t,, aud, :, s,.cc1, in par]ia.
,nent mn thc sul,;cct Of National Dcfrnces aud
7,.., ..:a,, ,u,,;,f, ,r,,t.d .,u;.,. >, s.rso.
,;,,, IT,, tori. +,,c ,,rcun1 that France only in
t''''' !ts w." 'A E ~ =.
creased iler Navy because l4ps4aoo "e!'' oA III.
4.. ill.,. a..
the Enggs'sh Navy WAS 1naeh greater '"a" '''e
French. We quote 4 passage Or two oi the
..rnaa,,,
hat proof had We tht fl'nce "ts'isu 1oH
saae US! "Mat n'el1 acs llau NY s'i,".'.
e( France or the French people III ahy c9''ee1-
i've capacity ever committed To "afraht sneh sue
Ftclon: Kecol;ect tbat II was DOL aEalos' WAT
wi'l1 France that We were making u'eae P1ePar-
atlons, nlit against an insas'oh: Epe"salu'e"
neFef Tell into such rahlc, anu u was su1p!.s'
I'M? INA! 1ies Gu hot sce ,ie Ias"it w. "as ~
viewed III It; How shonhi we ike the srsnch 10
be constantly assuming .na. VIZ hIsnt'co ~ ~.
sadc ttle'n WITHOUT "afHnnsi lne;I' Ae.r.l ~
Should refliars oe iala tuts W. Emperor Ha1
attacked Austra. nc Ut eooaen i'Hs' lcurlnm ~
1he House fhat IN the late WAT lie 'ee''"s vi ~.
the world was IN 'asoF OF fTanee "',:l aea''s'
Austria. lie tld not WISH 10 SPEAK IT,. us1eslve.
tn!ly OF any 0r4anizca S5osernmeht' out tie AUS
irian rule III Italy had, nerer:heiess' eeTn con-
s.dcred Us tue staHtln@ nuisance o1 Europe.
tlear, hear 1t was, however, very dfiltlent
hing 10 70 anti hcip dlscontentcd pc"f'e ;t'tt
to 80 and invade HItion that was 1T peace WIN
them. Was 1t Impossible IN thc course oi tle
friendly communications which were passing
between the 1wo countries TO exchange L word
uf txp'a''at1on: tChccFs.]
What was II that We were afraid o.: IL Was
said that we were afraid ol France, 1of no one
said anything about America; no one pretended
to be afraid OF Holland or Sl'a'n; anu Us ior
Russia, since we lad destroyed hcr heet III inc
black Sea, he had mol expected to near any
Thing more Ut that It was obvious thas VIC
were only alarmed ut france, and Ill that case
the only question they lad TO ASK WAS, :" Is cur
Government, after al: on friendly terms Win
that Of the Emrcror?' lllear~l lie Han heard
his noble FREUD tI.ord John Russcll) declare
that lie had tue most perfect confidence i'll the
EMpernrs loynitv, good faith, and fidelity. y {
were told that they wanted tu come and llunder
the Bank of England; brt the Bank Of France
always contuined fur greater amount Of bullion
,l'a. our great NATIONAL monetary establishment.
Then We were told tllat they desired fo ptla:-t'
London; hut he did not hesitate 10 say that
there WIS far more portable wealth i'll France
lie meant wealth in the shape Of Jcwclr' and
ornaments. tlan in this country They were y
nation that liked that sort Ut thing; and though
| VIC might put more capital into u steam engine,
they spent far more than We d'd Oh their or
FrAuce would descend IRON Its high stae III
the head OF tile Civilized nations OF the globe
aud fall into the ranks OF savagses Who were IN
the habit tf making tiI'ousterins descents upon
their nclNhbCrS! !ClCtrS. Was lie tu be told
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