The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-26

The Attack Of the Londoa Times.
We have already noticed the snarlng tone in which
the London Times lately referred TO the Exhibition Of
Industry al New York. and TO the proceedings had al ia
opening The following admirable article from The Lon.
don Lsadsr-the leading liberal press OF Great Bh,ap
shows that the spirit displayed by the Times has no,
failed 10 neesa jus, and whitening rsbuke at home n,
Leader have no donbt truly expresses the senmst
Of hs portion OF the English public Whose views n.
distorted BY astocrac national pre1sdles Ms /, e,
,anly demonstrates beyond doubt that lhs Tmss .si
fesd such prejudice 10 be,say il an attitude lodi
crossly ia contrast with its preensions to position and
character as SHE leading journal Of Europe"
.'rts Ta,aes05f Inc Leaaos I.s4e,
There is something Iuderoap in the with which
the short conings of foreign nations pressed o
service purpose OF getting mp dispar,y
nent sgainst the Americana But the ppeas roI
ignorance OF that destroy The oil tho Al
srbe. In the fret place, ihc naion he'd saked ia
repuie for the Crystal Palace Of New Yoik il privs
and national speculation, although may be s.d -
have national appreciation. sympathy. and patronage IT,
cut a, tho Americans Tor unpunctusy on a Gallon.
place. The Americans viii own their fAuIt--nsv Inv
cause their mpa,iencs makes them anie6a,s praco.hi
ties Lord Eiesmores panctuali,y aoke when n, 80,
absent; and France 10 behind her time crossing III,
Atlantic, do forget that she crossing Tho u. A.
Calais Queen Victoria in Hyde Park Bnt :, o
the most eansiye ard the unonnded ok 10 that en-
Fierce ~ Is presumed that the elected by nm
enormous body OF free citizens be only by
place huntcIsyes. that Is the woodland the
of independent patriots who hsre aud at whom the
word Ievelled, will readily forget Was inssnad
| to ALLEVIATE them irom England ilt
The man who commenced his presidential career win,
the most mastery 6s@< Of public policy heard many
day 10 the object Of Tor plain ua
speech tcen Victoria 10 held up with auery for be,
physical vgor, in contrast with the who Volunteered
abo H. ti.,sk -
who returned, after brilliant npsign as xenssl,o
receive tho thanks Of Congress his Ia great Or
qnes And the ci,izsns tanatsd fsr choosing
Psesiiont sound Ia wind and limbc ming that man,
The man, whose foreign policy il makrp
his countrymen ic1l tho protecting power nh,
eagle is compelling Austria TO dye the now
Of the Uned States in Europe, and rsdoabling tho
anxiety OF Engishmen TO retain the alliance OF that
powerful young republic the real unfAlterog champion Of
freedom
Two days later the Times makes some amends bx . o,n
acknowledging The ability, decision. aud care Of
the American government in issuing ths nsu ,on to ,s
consus abroad ncuIcato republican painness Of cos
tame, diligence. and proper attention the claims Of
Americans whether for employment the con,ulais In
preference loregneI or far facility and protection But
what this and activity In tho consular deparmen,
save part. and very small par, of The energy which
bes close attention TO details with rhe psomp,
aud resouie conduct Of the general administration
Of foreign affairs /; and whom IL tha character
of administration DO imputed il moi to (" Mr. Pierce
himsell1 Ia Short il Is by his boldnass, foresight and
national feeling. that Franklin Perez has identified
his own name with that Of his xloso country, inso
much that this moment he well the republic,
tho object fear and machinstons Of the Of
absoiu,ism from the Danube the Nova. from The Batk
The Atlantic. t1
The Times might almost bave CDR planed that the
second speech Of the President was based only
idea IL may be said have b. On. from ginning
end, snin Of generous complainant Eogai d. and Of
aspiration for the cordial union The IA counres.
The atteu dspara cement OF the Timts docs
foati, ia sltoxvn If
the S,nh Shields seancn when they resolved that AmeIi-
cans should bo considered lac English
Ia society the strongest annoyance and surprise haa
felt expressed the first article in tho Times ard
[plexiiy divine the motive OF composition thar could
land divide om that ally which is the great
counter Poise OF Russia The second article. compliment
ary the tpati,o. probably marks senss that EnR-
isn feeling hal lsa ouirag "a, and that reconcile
the readers to the ys~.ns cssa,y the journal
10 rot itself W tbs q, public. ~ Joe