The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08

tean Statesmen would acqut him without leaving their
seats The european code ~ State morality, understand
is not very strict and 10 deceive adversary the highest
,ra. Of statesmanship.
have strange sorl OF remote 'i"0''
ing 70 conviction, that the British Foreign Secretary has
afaled himself Of this privilege though from all have
heard Of him. have reason to btisfe That 70 private life
his word may he relied implicitly But must again
repeat in this one particular | greatly wanting 10
fifth ! don't believe the West India fleet has been so
greatly augmented 10 consequence Of the revelations of
Consul Barclay, the belief of Mr. Charles Edwards
founded on the explanations Of unknown and
less person. who be believes in the pay OF Russia
believe that this has been adopted with special
reference % Genital America Cuba. both and
greatly mistaken If it is prelude 10 the revival of
Lord Palmersons pet scheme-the protecorate of the
Mosquitoes. In short believe il is solely Intended in
tmidae the government Of the United States from taking
protect the great interests involved In the
final destiny Of Central America and Cuba. And so
thinking conclude with expressing my earnest hope
that the administration may not be put to sleep by the
tneul lullaby Of the privaiee Marry, which makes al
most much noise in the world as the famous Flying
Dutchman
No one suppose can be blnd to the fact that both the
British government and British nation equally mort
fed and ncensed that the people Of the United States de-
cline TO sympathze with them in the crusade called
the Of Christianity, civilization and liberty. If the
London Times and other leading British journals speak the
sentiments Of that and that nation they have
become little less than savage in their rccous anpathy.
The English language is exhausted in the most insulting
ISLANDERS, the most indignant sarcasms and the mos exag
gerated falsehoods They actually foam Al the mouth.
One OF them Yankees bastard Saxons apos
aes 10 the Of good government renegade republic
We disown these Of the noble stock whose
prerogave it has been TO teach the nations how to
liver Alack and alas for poor Brother Jonathan he is
dsowned by his benign mother and must henceforth be-
come outcast wanderer among nations
There is however apprehend, little danger of actual
hosties the part Of Great Britain, which win proba
bly, continue prosecute her in disguise The inter-
Of that power depend materially uintertup
ed trade with the United States that she will push
quite the wall unless it be from overrang pow
OF endurance The old lady may shake her list and
scod roundly but will scarcely to fscus She
may very possibly however drift" into with US,
she did with Russia but WILL think not wilfuly resort
to force long there remains hope of obtaining all
she wants by wheeding intimidation To connteract
this nsdious mode of warfare nothing more is necessary
than meeting il with calm but resoue determination,
accompanied by preparations for making that determine
ticn good all hazards The threats of deenceess
tons only flashes in the pan They what In
dams cali women" and not even strong-minded
I A RETIRED STATESMAN.