The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-17

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eu u ~ Uated s.ir. Il = TO dEiy q TIE pres a
both oounireE FeirAn from mstherously converting
what differences 81 upia0r inlo sei0as sub
scts q eonieateui bal g. uoi fAsk thar saeh has
ben % sfrt % tich TIM rrifz v hon refer
cn q have heen Arfaaied Greaf Buln and ths Juited
Szlts y u not - 1rirsH Into ~ further De ends u
a1y srv q oezul p a States o - Fastf ne views
q any speculative writers n th c9untry The interests
which biud the powers ~ too nomCufuuE char
Are7 = u nEefel by Rny party Abfoa, Or risked BY
any harsh vita aatian both coar'rez have everything
lose ~ WAr and R0.knF gsin sd this tn- people
Of GfeAi Brisin aid tie rnfied States ha@w fu we'll
There are koxeFs- The present time matters i dir
pute between The English government aoG ne cabinet 81
NashiRgton which require their most earnest ans serious
ce6ers,i0n- TIE 6rst GRd foremost tbe accusation
which hss fen brought sgalnet Mr. Champion, our min
ier ~ Ashn<tgn n rssFeDce - the part be Is alleged
have taken 10 enlistment q fecrnsw IN tie United
States II the saiemeuts q in0rIurr supported BY
serahe SUD conrfnaiory evidence be entitled 20 any
dence if the confession = convicted ageni be Of any
weight If the silence Of the accused r-.ns.r, ard expires
sons Of regret the part Of home government that
wrong has been done bat shall b. dops 10 be
taken admissions that there Is truth N tns charge
the United States have been outraged and The
cabinet Washington haze justly complained IL either
d u il fact that Mr. CHAMPION "a eooFerailSn
with the eovefnogs-.rsi ~ Canaea rnd the governor
Of Nova scotia has mixed himself az rregrhry In 70.
enlistment Of foreign recruits in the ierorss OF the ~
ted Sates II il be fact that be has done 40 and the
erican government desire be should he recalled AZ an
gnent Of his ofpce the British government
should recall him To do SO may be matter io0ch 70 be
deplored since this country would lose Tie srrices OF an
sninent and accomplished diplomatic orcer, 70 whose
ability and courtesy those DO complain rnost
loudly Of his conduct ehbesfply Ray tribute The recall Of
Mr. Champion may also be awkward concession ior me
British government make inasluch az no iefsfEn MIN
iser Of I'd. -efesrans experience and acutefess would
have COMPROMISED hinssH N THE recruiting scheme unless
be acting upon instructions fs-Hsrdsd from hsIne
II il be So then the British government are az
principals Ia the transaconhs minister 81 Mashingon
merely agent That such should be the case would
make 1t only tbs offensive 70 the United states ana
the more imperative shat aonement they demand from
the government who have cont-nancea and tie minister
who has neg5tiatsd systematic evasion 81 Their law,
should be conceded with good GRACE and IS much sea
MS decenty may be- Under ordiE1rv circumstance
We should sympathize With the British government
at being obliged publicly 10 acknowledge they have
committed great error ana WITH MI tramp
ton IN being called uncn 10 eose M honorable ana
useful career Ia 20 unsatisfactory but we think
reality very little be made Tor either one OF
the other Tire British government ought to have hao
more respect for the character ana reputation Of British
neural court ths TO rave
s free sna ororabe AGENCY with any such warse nne
tons and Er 1-nvon orght 10 have rather resigned
nrugt suspicion upon the diplomatic serFict may
however possible that it is not the fact that Mr. cra
had received any instructions from his government 70
interfere enlistment OF recruits or mat ne aa 80 IN
terler Should zach fortunately be the case We pope
Lord Clarendon VIII lose trne IN informing Tue people
Of the United States through Mr. Buchanan bow nnnst
are tbs destinations sednlonsy proagated to The dsr
r4eut gf the British home and tneir minis
ter at Washington and We .we doubt that The good
reese 81 tie ansricau people Wal J. tsa case, soon
discover that their erSulfty being worked Hen for
party ard political purposes sn6 the good faith 81
great and honorable nation arpugrct = administer
to aspirations Of setting star at We mean
ia that the existing differences between the lnifsd STATES
and this country may aud should be, determined 90
the fefE as admitted denied II Mr. Champion has
been guilty q acting contrary 70 ne eler Or Inc sr
Of the nniciYrl lss OF the federal government and The
United States aana1a hE rec b.cau-e be Ess done 30
let him be recalled lie has done wrcrg srd -Eeiher be
has done with without the conDtsnaBce OF The s;ssh
vogeruae, nothing 10 the purpose for if the american
cvrrnnent determine to insist upon tie penalty OF has
following It's admission, they hare right 20
10 do II on the contrary the Hceusaiios antounded
and merely brought forward 20 answer party or political
purposes let official and emphatic denial ne al once
given "a the calBnuy ard bave no douht but thai te
good sense Of the American people Wiz admit tai TIE &C
usstiors are eroundess ard repndiate fhr i'll Judgment
that has su crested their propagation
The United States and Great Britain VIII not snbmit to
being dragged inIuFnan 10 further the scce-
of any political party England SAD America o
er are representatives OF that vast artoeraey who are
bot napy described The merchant princes Of the world
and long these powers act IN nnisou trace Nl pe
SECURE and commerce universal The people OF both coun
tries as people acknowledge this and when political
disputes like the present arise il IS the people who should
speak and W. not what Class OF politicians may
81 in power Wings fedcrs democrats or know-hoth-
ngs are alike 70 An unpopular measure may over
throw either the the olbsr, and convert powerful
administration o to-day into Poweress opposition Of to-
morrow Let these parties succeed fall according as
r star may he IN the ascendant their political mo
tong unnaretabls but when the national prosperity
AT stake and the interest OF commerce at issue Jet
both nations pause aud seriously reflect whether they Wl
sacrifice their national prosperity TO exclusive preJndces
ana inper all that their forefathes have died for and
achieved 10 crafty the vanity and temporarily administer
10 the ambition or reckless and interested men.
We therefore max the people of the two greatest mari
time oers Of world consider well before they per
init their rulers launch them into war the issue OF
which must be doubtful whilst the consequences under
any nst to the commerce Of the world be
ipfvisnblv disastrous Let any political differences
rxsr between our respective rulers fosered hF our
mutual enemies disturb the sentiments Of amiiy and good
u which the two countries have for many years cl-
fiTa.ed not only to their mutual Advantage but 10
~, uferal advancement OF the Of the world
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