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The Daily Dispatch: July 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Will the Western Powers of Europe permit the Union to be restored? (search)
Russia extends entirely across Europe and Asia, and consists of at least fifty nationalities, many of them barbarous tribes. India is inhabited by a sent barbarous race, and so is China. Now here is a nation promising to number 400,000,000 in a century, all under one Government, and speaking one language. It evidently cannot hold together — The thing is preposterous. It has already been broken in fragments, and England and France will take care that the fragments shall not be unite. One hundred years is scarcely a day in national life, and they see what a nation this would be in one hundred years and how completely it would rule the world. The least opportunity that could be desired is now presented them, and Seward and Lincoln may do what they can they can never re unite the broken fragments. Instead of re uniting in fact, they are much more apt to keep on in the process of disintegration. The Northwest and separate from the East, and the Pacific country from the Atlantic.
The Daily Dispatch: July 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Mr. Seward as a Prophet. (search)
Mr. Seward as a Prophet. Blackwood's Magazine has amused the English people, in a recent number, with a trenchant review of the course of the Premier of the Lincoln Government since the opening of the war. The following spirited passage refers to him in his prophetic character, and will be recognized by all who of yore enjoyed the satire and sense of "Old Ebony" as being in its best style. On February 19d, 1862, Mr. Seward writes to Mr. Adams. "I was just about instructing you how toMr. Seward writes to Mr. Adams. "I was just about instructing you how to answer the querulous complaints in Parliament which you have anticipated, the chief of which is the assumed incompetency of Government to suppress the insurrection. But a very shrewd observer, a loyal and at present an exited Virginian, fell in at the moment and expressed to me the opinion that the end of the war is in eight, that there will be a short and rapid series of successive over a disheartened conspiracy, and then all will be over. I give you these opinions as entitling us to what is