The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-07

moderate and pssiosie men q The Norh. win pas. the
in spite Of che opposition q the free soieIs and the
Oerr.spoaas.ss.
/ PaRIs. June Is. 1850.
"Dsesns Of E~sland. BY LspsU RoIias' svos Paris,
l02 Rue AicheIeu.
| TO the Editor Of tie Union.
This work has just appeared at Paris II was written
at London The following extract from deserves the
Immediate consideration OF the Senate Al all events, II
will non bo lost on the democracy:
The World Is large enough and the Englishman has
managed 70 get footing eyerywhe,s Neyeneeless yon
from The Euphra,es and the Gsnges the Baltic single
nation willing bear testimony 10 tho honor OF
has not tronbled attacked Or ravaged there
although she his clients everywhere, and serve gov
viii her, unless percbance i, nsy bs red skins Of
America. whom she often ermed against her own
No England has sisters among Other naons. she
her vas'ss oy e has subjects ana
isolated from the resi- Of the world
How could Il be otherwise What Is the principle that
inspires and governs international relatonsi Does sine
epsct the rights ohersi Does she protect thn weak or
MOI, All her notions Of Justice and policy Influenced BY
her mercantile, territorial, and military Interests che
pe and the indie pendence Municipalities, frivolous abb
stactiona, and International rights Us dependent on the
Al line q her history and in country has any prin
se @ as Ssa 81
OF her fleets and success seemed easy and
eosd Hf hs ii
sncoacumegts and conques,s abroad been sgnazed ~
US"s n' sad while Der royal s
were dividing Europe among them as they would private
spec or nationality O. race Of consideration for hstoea
social o. political slIlny And i was liberal md Chris
which scbed this as' Of psndsr Let the world bear i
Bb since in her foreign relations, shs has never hesta
shameessy violate the RICH, Of popular scseleiyn
ahd nstioas Independence, whenever has suited her ne
cesstie fortunes whether In her she has
ever respected sass contracts, neutrality Or those
laws between which may DO regarded the char
civilizations and which nations have mutually adop-
The purpose Of dhinans the lerociiy Of conflicts,
as Ti
wiz, Ena unless \ has been made os nsr own special
Jury spoiaton and when she has had in-
ere,t @ seye eheI the cunnn$ q ner pig
rails, has made shot work Of all contracts not supported BY
superior loice 7! X:
With respect the rights sf nenaliy. there s not sea
or coast that not Witnessed the riracies Of England
abors have been bust SHIPS captured ags ln.u y.
en- below. massacred Such, in all times have been
exploits Ao The oSsan m, s, s q h Tie soI..
ing serve them she did Spain daring The wars q ne
q the armies Of Spanish Independence She assd
the focalionsin her retreats she destroyed the mills
ries, The Industrial embellishments thus poor SPAIN
since hee aterna acts q zeal Of her g9od as mas
and persng her markets dressed out the oo,sons Of
England .-..,., ,.,... - 49,, .,..
4 Of England 10 her relations with o,tfer nations.
II she insult openly, she has resorrsc 70 cum
/ which tolnaernline, enervae, Or enrrap yon
Tns England, which of old date preisnds before TIE
sire open the great Chinese empire to Europe IL order 70
pesoans r. ENTHUSIASTICALLY sss edy upon
asssssnaton. as she would an afrce Of trade. She
india and her carry there
lew spirit and implan, her liberal institutions; and YET
Unied States. once depending upon her how sho holds
down ireland in selvi,ude and Ireland that 4 q
retains grasp, she has deyned 70
her single one Of these pretended liberal instu
She boasts Of having been the s 70 lberao her slaves;
in ss2 she only dsciesd in order % disorsan
the colonies Of other naous and tho history OF the
Doiiom Of this piece Of British bsrsliyl
England, in short has srfogacd 70 herself 'e sacred
sr Independence C and YET wien Fsnce sky years ago.
Al an Immense sacri6ce Of blood and treasure
20 against France, against the rights Of nations and
he worlds And hen isssaed with kings whom she had
paid during twenty years, she bad the cd
oppression, e presided proudly al the distribution aud sale
Liberty. religion progress civilization the sacred rights
Of conscience Or Of sossreEay are mere word. aud pre-
he basphees or In heart no other sentiment no Other
law pcdonnAtes ihan tho passion Tor gcre and The sell
this story, pronoauces this Judgment
sI, tnen logical 70 that nation which Is the
slave OF fgrfswhose Institutions, nannefe, and pow
ers all made subserycn 10 Jaef-whose dea OF prog
res OF eterna law the sighis OF man. whose educa-
ton scatter. winds Of Heaven the great prnci-
pies equality and oiernityis not logical say that
nation only cenpehend. and can ony PRACTISE
Lei those nations aud governments reflect upon H. who
are unwilling submit slavery to the eternal exp0fa-
flon OF by tradersi Ns +,
With England there absolute right, either for nde
pendcnce or Tor sovereignty,
With England there any relative right OF
of the confac ing parties, nor ior
allies, for neutfals.
As Tor France, Il IL quite unnecessary that should eau
ton read again her annals and
shs sufficiently enlightened and put her guard
III Under monarchy, French sold England
ior ready money We have glazing proof IN the ex-
execrubIe condnc, OF Duboi whose paid bi
walroe But undcs the republic Pit, finding mpos
sbe buy her. sought subdae her by famine, and b.
bringing upon her the armed oil royalty
Thus, from the very time Of the conquest, The political
duct Of Engabd towards Ffance has been coupled
wih Dridsd by as'sssinstion Or corruption.
The Internal spirit Of Pu yet extinct among the
English arsocaty, who still hope recover Ivy the
power they losing every day But The epondcrang
interests peace la event, should
another coalition be- formed, 10 not ia Begmm Ger
lnauy we lFTenchmenl must fight With steam every
island acuessble and Engand nss army w.fhy OF tho
name Of army. Wellington himself lately declared that
considering OF defence, the Tact that
has been sufficiently kept up snce 1915 and that
fleets protect would be impossible bold
week after declaration Of " years Of age,
passed ia service for the most part hope shall never
live witness tragedy which have vainy entreated my
countymen to prevent by precautionary measures" All
nayd forces Of tho country protect her from invs
4 sion as4 4.
These extracts are taken from the fourth and fifth
lrhn of he haot n NJ r.. ro