No One Will Attack U. S.

Ifciii-y Laboucihere, member o.' the IOiÍü'Mi pariiament, s;ii;1 In a re Issue ol ili" London Tnith : "In inany way tin' rn'ici Statee 1 1 .- 1 %- ■ educated the wortd in polil U, and I for one iin qo1 Ik'-ü i" say that their me "! :; '■■ eroraeni ie i he beel tha1 hns ever been eetablüHbed by a nat ;:,!i. Hm [n notiMng do we owe - in tiie Amer.toaaw ih;m tor thelr ii'M'nv; afforded aa bhe greal object i oí a sintc purBaLng the even cu-rcnt of its ay wit'inut that meddffmg in I he aflain ol t her Rtates, -liii-h he been the bane ot European poTrers. Here we Ji.iv a country ï-icih, powerfnH, Industrial and eommrc4al, yet nerer tronbling ltsell viii'a iiat happens oo-teide the fronttere or annexlng foredgn lende on the plea ui ih lanlliropy, cm on the gronind i ii.-s t in some oenturles lts arca will be too sniall lts populatiiHi, or ín order to créate market tor lts goode. And woat is the remiü ? No ome dreame ol attacklng the Doited or witli plcking a quarre) witli thciu."