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The Daily Dispatch: March 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], The panic at Nashville (search)
, and excited the hopes without aiding the cause of the other. There is no future event of which we feel more certain, in the event of the triumph of the North, than its determination to have vengeance upon Great Britain for the humiliations which it conceives that power has inflicted upon it in the present war. No official honey juggling and no palaver of the London Times will ever appease that deep-seated and unalterable resolve. If the United States can overrun the South, it can overrun Canada and every other British province and every one of the West India islands. All this will be only a question of time. In the event of a future conflict between Great Britain and any great European power, it is not difficult to predict where the United States will be found. She will then see the imbecility of having permitted a great maritime empire to grow up in the West, which will dispute her empire on the sea whilst the military hordes of Europe will threaten her India possessions and ev