The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-28
From the NJ o. CONNIE niai Bulletin.
LORD BROUGHAM AND THE PRESIDENT


One would think from the virtuous indigna
ton manifested by Lord BRouoHAM at the bar,
,uspicion that Mr.. TYLER had written lere
expressive OF sympathy and good wishes TO
the cause of Irish Repeal, that the Government
which his lJrd-hip serves was singuary care
lu in lis in ercou,e with foreign nations, not {,
But how dlfrent is The fact MOI TO 90 bae;
very lar IN history, and to say nothing of hume
rous instances Of fJrcelul interference by Grea
Bhtan in the politics of Governments in m,
eastern hemisphere, lsl Us see, very briefly
how the case stands on our side The water.
In the first place, we have seen. within tho
present century, the active 'and controlling in
reference Of the British Government TO procur,
the abolition Of slavery in the Sonih American
hePuolIc. We know that repeated ATTEMPT.
have been made and are still continued 10 brio,
ABOUT The same result in Cuba It's only a
Few weeks since we read in a speech of the
r"s' Minister OF the Crown, that he had made
/" condition IN offering To treat with The ON
pure Oh Brazil, that that Government should ,,ke
steps to abolish slavery in lis territory. We
know That such la, been her zeal in The man
agemeni OF Mexican affairs that thai Srate Inn,
become virtually an English province. and
mat she has lnteriered so elIectuay between
Mexico aud Texas as TO hold the question ol
peace aud war for those countries in her own
hands. We have The assurance Of ord Arm
DEEM that The darling policy Of England-,bat of
negro emancipation at whatever cost TO The
white man-will be pressed rs fast as circum-
stances WIZ ALLOW upon Texas. But the GAIA
'osue does not stop here. There IL active and
energetic English co operation, (ir not proceed
ing immediately from the Government nj least
counienanced by it,) with the fanatics in I'M.
Northern States Of the Union who seek In ovs,-
Turn The Constitution aud the laws of the co,,o-
Try, and TO deliver The Southern States 20 ,h,.
horrors Of scrVie war; and, we cannot doub,
III we" 81 All The circumstances, that if The
step were moi considered too dangerous rho
same insulting proposals would be made in ne
EQUATIONS with our Government that were lon
dered TO the less powerful State of Brazil t.,
deed The audacity aud. PEI tinacrfy with which
the claim to wit, search and DEAN ON, CO.,,
merce on the high seas has been preferred and
insisted on, are quite as offensive as any direct
interference IN our internal aGlirs could be.
we 'ase IT. therefore, that there is hltle room
.or hI''''h statesmen to complain of the mani.
e''al'ons' public or private, of the sympathy of
'he America people with the gallant Irish na.
'on' whose suilerings aud wrongs have attract.
universal sympathy, and whose sons were
'o' backward when the unequal struggle of our
'"n country, with the same oppressor. cbal. |
enged the good will Of mankind. The letter
u MI TYLER was not in his official canac;tv
90 can have no influence on the action Of m. |
Government. The fact that he i, the Chief
Of The country does not take from
'n TIE right to feel for and admire. p,,;or
Irugg'ing Tor liberty to make her own Laws No,
le right to express hi, sentiments in scmps
tie language, such as we believe be empl,v Cd
me mackerel fishery, says the bingham Gazette
: mus lar proved poor business. Some vessel,
rive 10 port with hardly fish enough TO pay the e.
n'cs Of the trip,