The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-29

the United States but on Mr. Buchsnans soliciting an ex-
PLANTATION at the hands OF his lordshp the answer in sub
stance, was that the declaration ia question
figure Of speech-nohing more that is to say in plain
undipomatc Engish her Majestys Secretary had been
demagoging ltte-nothiug We recall this
inscence simply suggest 10 London brethren that
we do not enjoy monopoly OF all the demagogues and
all the demagogsm in the world this side of the Atlantic
Downing street is full OF them, well as Capitol Hill
The London Chronicle ia said enjoy the confidence OF
ministers to degree the Times is not permitted 10 boast
How that u cannot say but we should deeply regret
10 learn that her Majesys sanctions the senu-
mens OF that Journal elsewhere quoted shares the
gross ignorance betrays OF facts having direct bearing
upon the questions issue between the
II adduces the fact Grit be fct) that certain American
citzen--a Mr. ThoDipson-has recently made engage
ment with the Russian minister at Washington 10 take
command OF the Russian navy, and sagely concludes that
Mr. crampon il guilty of all that is laid at his door has
done than the Russian minister in violation OF
American law This species of special pleading that
would discredt Tombs lawyer The American citizen
OF national or International in going to Russia to do work
for the Russian Emperor and the Russian minister guilty
OF no offence IN making q bargain with him. Neither
we persuaded that New York and Boston merchants
are guilty OF compromising neutrality in transferring
their ships TO the British and French for the
war service in the Black
These analogous to the offence charged
against the British minister The Russian minister did
open recruiting offices in New York. Philadelphia Boston,
and CINCINNATI maintain suspicious personal and Of
hcia intimacy with persons engaged in that business he
did not permit sanction the printing of official circulars
win his them Offering bounties
persons who would enlist he did not charter vessels
pressy these recruits thus audulenty procured
to their ports Of destination in foreign parts In the
Of the British minister high official position prosti
tuted promote purpose forbidden by the laws of the
nation the government of which be is accredited the
Russian minister in his transaction with Thompson, If
understand it, proceeded in the matter individual
aiair--an engagement between and man-forbiddcn
by no law the statue-book, conflicting with prnc
pie OF international comfy raising question even es
TO the propriey of the proceeding How operation OF
this kind be COMPOUNDED with evying troops by for
egn government upon soil for foreign war; the
pernauray keen perceptions Of London editor are alone
competent to discover.
The Chronicle states with air of posveness that
order for the recall OF her Masys minister has been trans
med by the American government This statement does
agree with the information in possession of
this side but, the dispatches by the Canada in
Washington to-day, the public possibly, may have some
definite normat ton the subject in the of day
two One thing is certain the strong of personal
dsrespect employed by the ministerial towards the
administration not likely to do much to restore the
British minister the distinguished consideration OF either
the President or his cabinet
the New York Times, Nov &c.
The excitement in England about the threatened rupture
between Great Britain and the United States among
the things Of the past Its decline rapid its rise
We publish elsewhere article from the London Times
the subject Though not altogether correct in its views of
matter it processes to expound s tone is considerably
moderated and the shack is apparent could be
expected from the leading London Journal With this
imagine the panc" dies natural DEATH and it will only
remain for government to maintain the position it has
assumed with that dignity and rmness which due from
this nation to that Of Great Britain.