New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

rae rccps IN the United States bat only essoishch
uting cCpOfs on her territory but becsGss,
81. il true IA Sc IT IL entirely gu. OF tbs At
tcrhey GCr erals cognizsnoe, in dogm sziuy on vach
M Gushing, 10 use his own expression, commits "a
act 81 usuroa ion against The rights Of the Foreign
! Mir is,sr Of the Uton. Equally uncafsd for and
eouslly object onsbls is the statement that the indct
ent ard conviction Of s1y such Coosa or his cspe,
Nv srrsrs ca Instructions or oonrivances 10 evsfe ne
operation " such statute, ssaoorns 70 ne coasii'
ration of the pstional insult Involved Ia the fact o.
FOREIGN Government insructng it, osce'sD abuse tor
unlawful purposes he privileges they hap2oc t'enjoy
I in the United States. C....,.
ENGLAND mus. either be convicted or escaos ~ ~
WORTHY contriv.nces Why no, suypose-N asst fT
tbe s,ks Of npparett candor ard mpNaslity-thst
thew NAV be ahe to estan'ish their Isnoceneef sucn
a resumption ia not unwsraoted oy the oruinafy
rules Of evidence and would not, ~e think, hsvs
h. en- unworthy of the biz h legal speNon vcch Mr.
Gushing fills II is the duty OF the Attorney tieae'a
10 prosecute TO conviction those who asve otSeniea
sgsn.t the LAVE of the Republic, bet how n Il hw
duty to remind the people that after these TRIALS hsvs
taken place they sill have ground OF qa.ra
! agsinst the county whose agents hsvs offended
| Such remarks introduced into = prcfssssd cx.
position Of the Law, which ought shove ill
! things 10 be calm and opsssionats, cJavey bat
an ind Tfe'ert conpimeutto tie community - vhch
they are addressed ard co but small cred, 20 the Of
fetal WHO thus goes out of bic in orie. 10 tske
bmsef the odious Office OF stirring strife and
oisseosoo. WecaDnot bel,e that such arts will have
any perm anent effect on great and intelligent CON-
nudity ME tndt nApIity on lEe ot1ef s0o
! of the Atlsnc. Until much better evidence ia edSrd-
cd 10 US thar at present we shall persist IA
believing that such abuse OF high official position
can have 10 other efec, than to bring dscredt upon
hm who resorts 10 H. and 70 place men OF all parties
on their gusrd sgonst persons content 10 achieve tbs
tmsllest political object at the expense Of nstona
| COZ h'gra'ior.'
"While the Gov rumenfs OF Amer,cs ssd England
are coufrootng each other in attitude o. pclon,
II lot of hostility, it is worth whie to coositsr viii
what feelings the people whom these Governments
rey resent rega each other. This Is considersbs
element in tie probabilities Of war or peace, for ovsr
and again have we seen Ems aud ara the United
! States driven 10 the very verge OF rupture, and
saved from il by the Intervention Of he people, whom
, Governments and Democrats miyht divide for
moment, but whose feelings mutusliy recoled at ne
Ncfual prospect of permanent enhancement and hos
nifty. OF the feelings of tho people OF Ba,iand TO-
ward the people of Araerics have We srs happy 70
say, no doubt nor difficulty in sreskDg; ta~t feeling
is as unanimous 50 il Ia cordial. Waa'eveS bitter
may have survived the termination OF the keyo-
lutioDaJy War, or the i-advised contest OF 1913,
IA, has long since passed away. Eagisnmen
DEERE for the United States the utmost amount "
progress and prt sperity they admire their coefsy.
they respect their inventive talent ard they lsok Tor
ward without jealousy and without spprenens.oa 70
the rapidly. coming time ben the northern coetnsnt
OF America shall be peopled from sea to sen by the
hardy 6escendanis Of the Anglo Saxon RAGS We
hear without envy Of the eaorpoas iscresse OF the
iunr age of the American mercantile navy, FOR We arc
well aware that that vast feet is engced much in
service as their owr, IN tie noble task OF nnch-
ing both hemispberee and If their institutions DO NOS
e. ours, and their i,eas have oiyerged somewhat
widely from the standard we set up tor on YES IN
Fl gland we Are quite willing that Trsnsa,lsnts
brethren should manage for themselves in Their own
wsy and enjoy their liberty in such fss bon as seems
good 10 them.
such sre the feelings Of EnglisAmen toward Aperi-
ca g. az d such We bOne sty believe are the kenes %
The grest majority of Americans toward En- shnen.
he native population almoet uoivtDssy, s,d very
10 ff.n ,f In rlgra
gDish nation with the same good VII with wn'os u
looks upon them. They are peithee jaSoase our A..
lance with France enviDus Of our great cess aod
suer 9Th their sympathes so with us IN our peseot
s,rus gle they feel aud know that arc hgbung their
battle and pIoosgan2 their principles, and that zoe
Of the Allies would be the snTest gusra ntee tof
the triumph OF the principles OF civil aud 70 III Gus lib
erty sn over the world. Estimated by nunls 'ers by
property end intelligence, We believe this 10 be tho
moot numerous the weslthest and tho most "a speear
bic portion of the American community. Bat uni apply
that community contains In itself otter esmeo IA, and
these, must admit, are uniformly ao6 'ors1v
eDoup hostile to the cause OF the Allies. Ant noa 10
great Alsstia in which political refugees ans ssiu
nss guilty Of lees honorable oenses shells and
welcome. BY the sDgulsrsy of her law OF MAJ raliz.
alton the man who entered her territory ~ q fusee
rusy in two or three years sspirs 20 the dign ofa
citizen Legislator. Were he English law imAax
10 Thai Of the States NJ. Victor Hugo might INV be
sting With Sir Charles Napier the representation
OF Southwark and Citizen Pyat aspiring to becoms
the colleague OF Mr. Hayfer for the borough OF
Wells. Thus it comes to pass that aavoa.
iuTeIs of every deecripiion-Frenoh Soci lsts
ard Jaoobins. Italian Rec Republicans, Haa.
eeIisps, ard Poes, driven into frantic hatred Of
all government by Austrian or Russian tyranny
refugees from every country in Europe, and advea-
turers pirates and Fibusers, from every country in
the world and sst though not least, own United
Irish mena find themselves received into the govern
ing class and treated as If they possessed sympathy
for the interests and honest wish for the digoity aud
pro. perty Of the great Republic. But In the votes
that hey give the speeches they deliver aad the parties
Il. k.~Lsx .ok -
country they have adopted but of the Land they hive
left-nOt how to benefit their friends in America, bat
how to aveDge themselves on their enemies in pope.
Such men hate ths alliance bet saen Enxiand ana
Frsrce because it establishes Is@er strosS enough
10 put down the puDy seditiOns and sfeasons which
they are perpetually hstchiDgi Trey hate the greet
war that ia beng wsged because it seems likely TO
work out the regeneration OF E'rope by other means
than the only ones which they are acquainted wi'b-
ipsurrectOn committee of public safety, tho gull
lotire the reparitiOn Of land, uILinted syae OF
pepper oDsy, q wer of propsg sndsn AMI N aionI
bankruptcy Such men are the enemses not only OF
ErglsI and France, but Of al ciThzs1 and organ
ized society whatever and equally Of the moro re-
spectacle part of the very coImu atty in the tssom o.
which they have found the rtfage they abuse and the
''It night seem hat, with all ,hs people of ,Eo-
gland and The largest and Lest portion Of the people
Of America on the side 4 peace, We hsd hele 20
spprebend from these frabrsnds, but unfostuns@y
tbis is rot wholly So me Won't cisposed portiso
OF the community are restless and active wee
vsed to dealing With large and turbulent ss.em-
bIies Of men, and sblo to turn to tho very best
pa,ious tride of their hearess Tho batter clssses
Of America, on the other hard absorbed in
the pursuits Of busirsss, AID having little tasts
for tie turmoil aud obsquy inseparable from
public rte under democratic form of govern
ment, take little Interest in politics, and srs
slow end indoleDt N bostrrng Themselves be-
yond the ordinary circle Of their svosA.iscs.
Bu. sbould they onoe ao2rehend tha. the tubu-
ai1 al,ude1 20
cor,r nance Of good understanding with England,
we believe that they would Arouse themselves IN ear
nest; sDd up.ss their selflovs ahonh be wounaed by
any il advised preceding on part would speedily
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