The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-15

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lands favor
1t could no, escape the attention of close
observer that, rather than see the American
Union restored, Great Britain will provoke a
war with this Republic. 1t is so. There was
a time when the two nations were united BY
commercial, political, social, and religious in.
terests aud sympathies; that the United
States were highlands best customers,
who imported and exported to her and her
colonies more than $3.50, 000, 900 year.
and consumed more Of British manuiac'
lures than any other nation On the globe; but |
those golden times have passed away, while
the American Union, if she could remain un
tied, would in Il short time have been cupab
lie Of concentrating within her own bound
aries all the necessary elements to make her
self reliant and independent. IN Is posi-.
tee tacf," thus wrote an intelligent English
lady, in 1913, "and certainly an important
one, that in year 1926, $50 million yards Of
calico were imported into the United States
and that last year this quantity was reduced
to - millions, 1t appears to me that Amer.
len has, thus far, derived benefit from her al
most reflective tariff, for she is now, as far as
regards the manufacture Of cotton wooden
and iron goods independent of other coun
tries. The manufacturing of these articles il
so profitable business, that several English
companies are establishing factories in vari
Gus parts Of America. When TIE Ydakee
spirit Of enterprise and 90 ahead,sm IS taken
.Hto consideration, may tauiy be c0Glectl'td
that, at no dtStaW period, they WW become
| f0rmidubie rtrais 10 Great britain, and rll
greatly interfere ruth her eyclustre prtrtiege Of
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'n''' numerous oNSta''e7, ana the time seem
eu h"' '"t H,S'""' "heh sue "onid out grow
"eL ',a''rH mother country
l. ~" W. .S''''li, H'n "e"'a 'reu
h'''n'n sh'H anu INGENUITY ny opening
s''re, thrI1s"r' VI ah hnB''Sn '"'e 81 'he Lon
w" 'oriu run WINE teh HINES iarseI
! premium, onefeu W tie american iHtchahic
- open ms ioch' was gwen up ny the Eng
H'."o", "''ci many if"i'iesS at'ehlp ts'
american yaC"ts h"u erosSea 'he Auah
tc anu Ehs'"'a queen shrfouilaeu by her
Wnole aflstociatie conrt'hai Witnessed, at the
ieie u "'ght, win thousands ol English
! mon ana huhareus ol thousands OF lorclEn
oiS' '"t hutiip'' american yacht obtaining
thc prhe from the magnificent boats o
PFouu AID'oh' without using the iull capac
IVY VI MI her sails. ga, even the very cyl
ltder press now aally used by the Londor
ImtS' 10 reproduce ana dispense over th'
Wh"le cIVllized world thousands and million
OF paper that delights IN huml'ating and
insulting the American UNION Is one OF the
numerous ingenious works OF the American
meGhah'c'' Hoe Co.,, at New York.
liau the American republic remained lon
yer united she would have become too pow
erfui' too strong, and too influential and sh'
"ouia consequently have eclIpSed the sway
| OF Enginnd staff Of command and suprem
acy iHe Union, thus wrote Bnlwer re
Gently IN England " must not be broken in
hro but IN .to'W parts she is already too
powerful and her growth should be checked. "
Inc LarI OF Salisbury, who represents the
English arstocracy, the great patron Of
American abollt'onism, declined recently to
attend meeting at Exeter Hall, to pray for
-" continuance OF peace with the Amcrlcau
union, on the plea that ii would be interpret.
e1 by Americans as cloaked rcbuke Of the
English government lie feared that in pray
ing Tor peace with the Lincoln govern
meh'' ne might wound the sensibIities o
ms new friends, the siavehoiding south, anI
remarked In co@mo" "M almost ers,J
h"9''m $'afeS""a"' iS'"cereEy desire ne r"P
ta'e Q, me Im'''caH n/'so". Uhtte It has hceI
ne pot"y@, hn?'"na t" b.o"& no r'ro''Y, es
Pec'afty N ne drecf'on q ter own greatness
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