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t allow of generous feelings hesitating between the two parties. The most pressing interests must make us desire the prompt conclusion of this crisis, to which a foreign war would give a duration and proportions more dangerous by augmenting the sufferings under which England, France and all Europe are indirectly laboring. Now, the American crisis cannot terminate but by there establishment of the Union. The Secessionist doctrine, were it ratified by success, would be for the States of North America-- for those of the North as for those of the South--a permanent cause of dissolution. It would again appear everywhere and on every pretext. State would separate from State, county from county, district from district. They would all fall, as in South America, into an anarchy, with changing dictatorships raised up and overthrown by violence, as the only remedy. If the present civil war be prolonged, or if it be aggravated by a foreign war, the North will be obliged to have recours