THE HAZARD OF A--DYE.

Supposing that when our soldiers and sailors were armed with worthless

bayonets and useless cutlasses, a war had broken out.

And supposing that our Army had been defeated on account of those worthless

bayonets.

And supposing our sailors had been slaughtered by hundreds on account of

those useless cutlasses.

And supposing the country had been successfully invaded because the nation

had improper arms of defence.

And supposing, wild with ruin, revenge, and misery, the remains of the Army

and Navy had met Sir JOHN ADYE.

Supposing they had. Well, what then?

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