, 1863-02-05

was the policy Of Gteat Britain to crush them.
To this end they devoted oil the elOquence Of
which they were masters. A rival power like
the United States, making rapid strides in ad.
vance Of the mother country, they said should
not be tolerated, and the cooperation Of the
powers Of Europe was invoked to aid in crush.
ingh II did NOT then enter into the calculations
Of these far-seeing people that the masses Of
England would ever subsst on the freely.be-
slowed charity Of those whose downfall they
desired, nor that the power which they sought
to crush could thus heap benefits on their enc.
mics This is one Of the fruits Of the very
power which they deprecated, but they did not
80 soon expect TO witness practical illustration
of t.. However undeserving the object in this
instance, It cannot but be gratifying to Ameri.
cans that they thus have il in their power to re-
turn good for evil, and under circumstances, too,
that should make BritOnS blush with sense Of
shame. ' ~ DOG
AgoOd deal has been said BY EngIishmen.
from time to time, about identity Of interests
and natural sympathy between England and the
United States. We think the events Of the past
year SHOW quite cOnclusivelY on which side the
interest and sympathy are sincerely felt But
We can afford TO be patient and wait for q
change Of sentiment. especially since France
has taken our " natural ally" TO task az there be
any truth in the statement on this subject in our
news summary for her acts of hostility toward
uAlpswe shall aISo, u We have patience, zee
whether The brad cast upon the waters win
return silsr many dayS", - ~, y, -, sr,,1
Bnfsa Is+sslOeliSI RAiLw4 MA paper 10
the Dsesmbsr BlaekpoOd, entitled British
NaFih America iarguss thst . rad from Lake
SubsEior % tn Pacific shouid be made ~ Gov.
evumsntj the ihtther eOmmapication d bs mrasde,
II summer, down. the lakes and 81 Lawrspcs
70 he sea, andin winter. daEn the lakes ID the
Paileny. Ths British GoseFnmont win, ri ~
said, eits ioqf.Hiths of the postal subsidy now
eontTibuisd BY Canias. (esi. .Ooo) and, II. he
NWoi tims. start the n,samsrs from 0alway.
Tbs writer warns England sthtt q iths ialsi.
drinic railway i hot eomplstedI m British lrr.
rlsOsy. lhs AmrFiesns NiIl have ihs domin.oi oi
1.-The Paci0c. California, sonorAs Lower CalI.
l6snia, Oregon, md washingiop Territory, xDI
form one vast hdeFatiou, and British CclapbiA
y certain % join 4 i only % aequire share of
The overland Asiaiic trade, which win Be carried
On By he railway from San Francisco % New
York. ess. lt,'7i ~ slsl..'.3 I. " y.
NidRo s0Lbnss- - i New Orleans Cen. Butler
~ n. 'n'o .ns ns,o lqsf inssFe teslnen.A
snon'o yoa Nl1s .p.t leiiy hna desire 2 make
y s-eo.''oa y Als's'e Nn'sn = alFes'y oppe.
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mouth n : negro soldier o. guard. \ who eoes
lharsfa afhe countersirn's ae, I: and usl,,s
ihs dnIksy happtns % b in ., lnlullirtuts con-
tfaband, y he probability 3 shil you SHl imths.
diateIy lhcfoailof require re services Of. sur.
rpon % ekir.ci ban, Or thois uf 90 undsrtsksr
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10 exchange The negro soldiers slssWhefs.
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