arms by the shipload—analliance(if we wish ed it) offensive ard defensive, and a fleet to blockade every Northern port, from the Dela ware to the St. Cruix. With the subsidies she Would furnisb, and willingly furnish.as the priceof disunion, we could keep up an army of ittiAUO trained veteraas. We could march to Philadelphia whenever we thought proper. We could reduce New York to such a condi tion, that tbe grass would grow'waist high in