Editorials.

The article discusses several socio-political issues from the world. Much is discussed on the foreign policy of the United States. If any European power should seek to set up or imposes on the people of any South American state, by force of arms, any government or form of government which the people did not demand or were opposed to, or should seek to "oppress them or control their destiny" in any manner, the United States should hold it to be the duty of its Government to repel by as much force an might be necessary any such attempt. The advance of civilization, then, into Africa is from every quarter, and in many places the goal is already reached. At the present rate of progress, in a few years the whole continent will offer no more difficulties to the traveler than India does now.