The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-29
INV YORK, July 81. 1853.

his Office will be most efficiently discharged by the APP
pointed substitute II is not 10 this season that any
cunences in Cuba demanding than the exeIcise OF
The simple and primary duties OF the office 10 be
apprehended Individual capacity an! energy just
now at a moderate discount remaIk able sentence APP
pears in an article written in London paper refer
ence 10 The acquisition OF the island by The United States
II is this Tha, no American government could subsist
for an hour under the suspicion OF being dictated to by
European power-a declaration which is used as an ar
gumsnt for non-in,erference in the matter
The eternal medding Of the colonial mnlsers oil Eng.
land with matters Of which they are profoundly igno-
rant exhibited the consequences of the present sys-
tenn is proving far more detrimental 10 the interests of
that country than any 10 attach to our acqui-
son Of Cuba. II Englishmen are becoming more IN
tegent the one matter, 80 are they on Inc oher.
Why II asked, may not colonial system be subject TO
the common influences which have produced the
wonderful results daily behed in the United Stae'' To
the astue assertion. that the difference is not in the sys
tenn bat in the country, is given by pointing TO
Canada described 'sti a petty province" though
with land fertile and rivers just fit for the purposes
OF traffic and transport as those Of New York
"The unfortunate Engishmen who leave their conn-
Try rolonss are subject entirely to Downing street.
aud the Influences which there prevail They
obliged to submit all their individual capacity and energy
Official rulethe chief secretary is a species OF DIVINITY
urer asriculuris who in England never thought of
cared for Secretary of Stale, Is sudden made
the slave Of official depot He can do nothing with
the sanction OF the colonial authory his individual
skill and energy are neurazed. and he is subject
10 and often 10 the outbreak,
OF ILL., temper. The men who in England would evince
continuous and everspTnging hope and energy in
the colony brought under the dominion of secretary of
State and his clerks Thue, man who knows nothing
of trade, whose judgment respecting the desnies OF
colony OF far less worth than that OF many poor
stock keeper in the wilderness, rides the colony
hobby. takes the gauge OF the adventurous spirits who
have Jared forth INTO the wilderness BY his own and
kat rIpr bac irIc
for these in all their private well their public
relations"
In looking the vast and multiplying relations of our
own country, affecting more and more The interests Of
the world al large the conviction is impressed that the
responsibility which the present administration ncurs is
greater than the victory which lis principles have
achieved Nor has the decisive triumph Of these. in the
recen, and evememorabe presidential election, formed
the subject merely OF party graduation. II is victory
too great 10 be considered in any other light than
most important and decisive step In future destiny
that will lead TO the Improvement to the best advan
,age OF the vast opportunities placed in hands
The departure OF the steamers Fulton and Princeton
and Of the soop Of Decatur for the fishing grounds
has given considerable satisfaction here Ii is felt that
fair force the the best security for the avoid
OF collision. Shond the number OF unsettled ques
tons multiply, the presence of these vessels will be Of
yet further service. Nor England complain This
action may be presumed to be much for the prevention
citizens, for securing hem from any nfscton of their
JUS, liberty. my policy in foreign ,ransac,ona,
said Washington in his speech both houses Of Con-
gress, November The Iah 1921, has been 10 observe
treaties with pure and absolute faith 10 check every
deviation from the line of mparsl,,y 10 explain what
may have been misapprehended, and correct what may
have been injurious any nation and having thus
qured the right, TO lose time in acquiring the ability
TO insist upon justice being done TO ourselves"
All the foreign English commissioners, to the New York
Crystal Palace about departing MIR John Lyell left
this morning This is not 10 be wonders at they hav-
ing here under Misrepresentation OF Tho extent
which the general government bad actively interested H.
self in the undertaking, and consequently OF The exact
character OF the organization in which originated and
by which II has been carried on. Other commissioners.
who may be supposed. together with their counrymen,
10 be less acquainted with the genius OF people, and
the tendency OF the varyi ing influences OF political or
material character here in progress may lnger longer
An association with stock operations in hand is not es-
peciay calculated TO suggest these; any results
be expected 10 be generated here starngly quick in
their operations the public mind, appeared in the full
record of tina, memorable day. when, according to The
gro,esque chronicler Punch,
Yankee Doodle sent to town
HIS goods Tor exhibition
And every body ran him down,
Add laughed at his position"
BY sign set before the Arctic bear OF certain
geological collection, visters are requested not to poke
the beast According 10 the note OF Count Nesserod
in its reference TO the "pressure without one migb
imagine II had become the victim OF something more
than the outer pressure" OF and parasols No
does put its paws into the Dsnuban provinces
Than is tickling them directly What an IN.
fortunate language is thai Russian. which no two men,
not MoscovIles, can agree upon in iranslatng. The
application Of the Earl OF Aberdeen for lhe production
OF the ST. Peersburah pronuneiomisato in the original
tongue, is, with the prospect Of fifth rendering the more
alu .nkn al, Al.
even OF the WEIGH iongue-a tongue far less CULTURAL
requires according to the most ancient authority cold in
the head knot in the tongue, and husk of barley in
the throat
The denial by General Arisa OF the authenticity of the
letter purPong TO be his Torne and in which
he was represented favong the annexation OF Mexi-
co TO the United States, and expressing the belief that
this measure in lis contamination essential TO The
national prosperity exhibits that singular misappehen-
sion OF the spirit Of American progress whsh has proved
the bane OF Mexico and which. combined with exagger.
aed and false notions OF the character OF honor in lie
ch'eains. causes them precpi,ae the very they
would avoid. This progress is not that OF malaria,
wasting and aggressive, neither is it capable OF being
come member of this confederacy, would only be for
IT 10 have removed the impossible conditions now imposed
on its advancement, TO be admitted full rivalry with
our rising States to leave the fantasy of heore,c no.
lions for the possession OF all the that can serve
her closest sefinerest. Arsta, with all his denials
comedies that were Mexico in the enjoyment OF internal
tranquility and Of progress, under liberal and energetic
government, an impulse would be given her by which