...athies. Were there over so much, it is no longer our habit to plunge into war upon questions of sympathy and antipathy. But it we were the unreflecting children, impatient and easy to move, which Mr. Seward takes us to be — if the eloquence of two or three Southern statesmen, who can tell us nothing more than we already know, either with regard to our own wants or their ability to supply them, or ...