East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-12-20

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Mr.. Wilson, said that tho abolition Of
slavery in the British colonies wanld nat
ur9lly create an enthusiastic anti-slayery
sentiment ia England aud America, aud
that in America this would in process
of time excite a hostility between the
free States, and the slave States, which
would end in dissolution Of the Amer.
lean Union, and the consequent failure
Of the grand experiment OF democratic
government and that the ruin of Dem
ocracy in America would be the pcTqctu.
alton Of .Ar.stocracy ia England do
not undertake 10 give the language of
Mr.. Lcggctt, but the following para
phrase o9nycys, i0my own langcase. the
impression made upon NY mind OF the
course of reasoning by which Mr.. W..
came to his conclusion.
"The English Aristocracy have ruled
England for ages, Their position is more
cnyiablc than that Of any similar class in
any other country on the globe, They
rule the wealthiest empire in the world
Their landed estates embrace n large
portion of all the lands in the kingdom;
and these estates are cntailed in their
families. Tie House Of Lords is compos
ed exclusively Of the Arstocracy; and
they have such influence in the elections
that the members of the House of Com
mons are TO n great extent the near rel
atiyes Of the Lords. Offices Of honor aud
power, and sinccnrc offices with large
incomes, in the church, the Army, the
Navy, the Colonies, at Foreign courts,
and in all the departments of Home gov
eminent, ere in their gift, and can be
bestowed at their pleasure be upon
their relatives and friends. They
have Inherited these privileges from
their ancestors, and their great aim,
their ruling desire, is to retain them in
their families, and to transmit them to
their postcrity. Their control Of the pub.
lie press, and Of all the fountains OF pop.
ular opinion and sentiment in England
has enabled them to impress the mind-
of the great body Of the middle classes
there with the belief that the English
Aristooracy, with its powers and privi
leges, is essential to the prosperity and
+ glory of the EnUlish nation.
"Reccntlv however, this belief la,
been seriously shaken by the success Of
democratic institutions in America -
EngliShrncn gre getting now to be vel
acquainted with America; and they see
there a people of the same race with them
selves, speaking the same language, read
inc the same books, holding the same
RELIGIONS oninions lovino tho same mr.
suits. in short like themselves in ever,
resneet cxccnt that tLev have no oristoc
rpcy. and vot nnJer tLcir democratic in
stitutions Americans orc ADVANCING ever
moro roniJly finn FnoIishmon in com
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