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ke oy opponents and allies, to secure a fair representation _ 185%
* the manhood of the country in the battle-field, or drop Hr. 81.
2 bombastic posturing and come down to a level with the
dining, and be a mere contingent of the French army.
te rench will gradually but with every possible pro-Station
 of respect bring us to this. They are now acting
raogt independently of ns, and from this time we shall
i More and more the difficulty of our maintaining an
"Quality,
N “What ig doing about the penny paper ?® TI hear from
*Nirgo that he has doubts about ——. He speaks of —
A ——. I have the most perfect confidence in the good
ath of these men, but if a precaution such as is contemlateq
 be taken that the paper shall not go wrong, I should
*® Inclined to say that it would be as well not to have a
2 ®nthusiastic peace msn as its managing editor. The
Wfculgy is to get a daily newspaper with a circulation of
0,06 established. If it be an expansion of the Herald
y Peace, it, will never be established as a newspaper-—atk
8 not this year. There must be a good deal of the
Tsdom of the serpent as well as the harmlessness of the
love to float such a paper, and nnless it can be established
s % Newspaper, it will not attain the object we have in view.
Wha Say you to this?”
“dug, 6. (To Mr. Bright.)—What sn atrocious article
hero ig in the Atheneum of last Saturday upon Tennyson's
ms, War is in itself a blessing and the mother of bless-"8.
 We owe to it our great poets and men of genius.’
oe refers to the establishment of the Morning Star. Cobden had 10
oy lal interest in the venture, Mr. Sturge being a principal Fubsoriber. -
ly of me ee he we heh sh i Somos sR 0 ho
ag gq he pew journal. As we shall sce, this cons prance fo them
Blips Overdone that Cobden himself warned the editor agai
’ tive Warning to leading politicians who meddle with newspapers.
slg wag published at this time, full of beautiful postry and basbarane
“ICH, ahont ¢ the lone long canker of peace being ovar and done,