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ose its honor. It will be admired and respected throughout the world, while its cowardly enemy, who glories in victories achieved by brute superiority, is as universally despised and detested. What names more respected by mankind than those of Hungary, Poland, Greece, and Italy, and what more execrated than those who over whelmed them by their vast preponderance of numbers, Austria, Prussia, and Turkey? There is not a spot in the civilized world which does not respect the oppressed more thanas odious and execrable as that of Russia, Austria, and Turkey, and infinitely more vulgar and beastly, whilst the South would be enshrined in the sympathies and respect of all lovers of liberty and national independence by the side of chivalric Hungary and heroic Poland. But the dream of Southern subjugation is as idiotic as it is execrable. As Mr Massey, member of the British Parliament, in a late speech at Tolford, declared, "If the eleven Confederate States were determined to be free,