Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
THE ENGLISH PRESS on WAR WITH TIE

| Tn. f,lluwir, are the most important "' '"c "'
clio, in Tue English iournnl' Oil He suh)c'' VI We
! with the United Satee:
POSITION OF AFFAIRS BETWEEN LN"LAHp An
| THE UNITED STATES
| From III" London Times. Nov. !
When the war in the East first bT"k" "l' t''u i-n'
land found herself i'll new amt uhwon'c" n'i'"' wv,
with France, and m equally unw"nlcd i,'nnS WI
| Rus.in there was no power from WHEN sue r,'cN'
assurances of slpDnrt more hearty, more shts'"i"
and more spontaneous than from thr n''tt OH. w.
Of America. Even the Minister of the Union III III
country unless are mlslni"rllie', !cS'i'e! w w
cordial sympathy of the Cabinet oil "Slililt' ,'''
th,. nation over which it pre-lde'. lie eX!resSeu d
supr.hension az to the durability OF our aahcc VIII
krnuce and our ability alone aud unti'c 10 rc:isl III
| overwhelming Nigh; OF RnSSin. Dnt hc "es"tu u
20 be under no apprehension on thnt account III
the Untcd States were Wiling IL ihhe o" l""ii
,Lrr nwu and aid us with thousands ut stout hearl
| and hr.wny arms H. ready tn pluck down thr ties
uotism of The East TO suhduc the wilderness ~"
level the giant forests OF the West. II the Ens'
Government believed these assurances, ~ we 90 Nv
Joubt the Amprcuil Minister believed thcln we en-
moi reasonably accuse them OF rashnesS ur crcdu'
or sny that they adopted. on doubtful nuili',' ,
strange or improbable story. Was it unlikely r i
oj ,hnt nation whose noble boast it is thai NJ
il the chosen abode OF Freedom whose ever! shnud
is missionary against the creed OF deTlo'' tr
waru To q generous enthusiasm at WA ;,,Iurc
M selfish motive, but To curb barbarlouH Ill nm.
and save Europe and Asia from beng 'tI Was il
der the heel of overbeurinS Hut"eiuiI frnm the
likely that population recruited annual a sn often
bilrres: enemies OF Russia. when " I o., t,e OH
svinrrJ . martial spirit, which swar9I " lad it's
scuru conflicts of the Mexican war ANIL ''u sLouId
blood freely in naneless lnaiai, I~lj wide fame
stand aloui from Il contest III WIN" 60 ,.ru.nu was
WAS to be won by the brave "' ;IIrs,rious i'm the
offered of making American '"io, n;.L J.urndrd
,.nu of r,uac, IN the decision OF "h'" ~ H. ,,t
,ha f,tnre J.s,inirs of the human race ,i, hns
think 40; and therefore, ulto',G!iae dot IN their
h,ru WI, cannot blame our Miil'S'eI u' ,hms.Iv..
urgent need OF men; ', NY Wrsi and to turn into lr
;. oh.nn.I tho irregular energies W ' ' g.
,., .,,;rt. whic! har" appeared :" lo''S H., snn,
M ,,ifsrrr;sn worthy of their courage ~ i;, IA.
,;,ne IN. British Governments wi'" ';m;nns IN IN,
-, t,r .uIi,,ment within rs OWN u"h.'"' Ir,
Pns ,;ou continent gave the most strihsc"' ""s i
u. ,J,;np should b- done ~ the chdeh."'
';m rscr,irs To violate municipal Jaw c' .''n =, In.
s,.i.-u direction which, wan III u'''' i nm
:, ;cou Acknowledgement seems Y" us !" ''o' 81"
intention tO rcSptcl. iis''"' " "
.ov4reputv OF the | nlo' ,. .r,o
uwev.r il unhappIy s""ii hrcaiar "',,s W" "pp
rom, that the American VI in5tcr anu inc Dt'''e' W."
.n,ncnt had alike mistaken the disposition III ou,
g. e: atl.nl. brethren. The 4y;nra,hir. o Tho l"iiu
- tncdnm were found in great measure to be en-
=, n5 an the side oi Russia. Whether II was II zeal
usy of the French alliance, secret sympathy WIN
he spir oferritoral argrrssl"n wherever dl'payeu'
, Jrsir. on the part Oi the SavchndlllG States !"
omnteract influences hostile Ii their domestic n.tItll'
ions, or that the lrlsi refugees n"u ''"."'a w..
MON with their hatred oi England, We canubt cay;
mi certain il Is that accounts began speedily to reach
his country OF tn" hostile spirit III "n'h our "'-"'.
Il recruiting were recriV"i' ana TIC Ph'-h"''
"nr adopted With trw h"'i'fhplc rNcrpl'"hT, ~ e
whole Amrrican press, WAS bat too apparent. ihr
su,lis! Government dill III. wait I" hear more" Il hid
,,u misri and il hasrnrd IL rctract Ms error UT
lers were Immediately despatched 10 America I" de-
isl from all attempts al tecru''i"!. 6!u W ~
.u,e of annoyance 10 the su5ceplblli.ics o Inc iR'
ion :, the meanwhile the American boNcrhIlf''
md as we'll n the British made its observations on
he state o public feeling, an determined NOT l" ne
rlcct the opportunity at turning ina. ittS l" nc
count in the interests OF the c"n'h" fTeSidch,iai
Election of Isn't Proceedings were l'7'''u'tu
against person, who had acted or were SUPPOSE! "
yet, in the interest OF the EnIish fe'Tu'in: Se''tc'
md Mr.. Champion, the most popular .h'hSlei wa"
Ias ever been accredited from ms country u" INC
Cabinet of Washington, was made the object OF
abuse and NrtuprIhii"n. Al me Sn'nr
lime, the American Government de'Tcu 'ho''
Minister in London 10 make the strongest repre-
..utations Us 10 the conduct ui Great Britain and Ia
l-mand discontinunncr OF all "ndtnvor' al recruit
np in the States The British Government answer
,,I i'm the most concatory tone that what whs lie
naudcI has been already done, and offered eNplnn"-
ions on the subject, which proved perfectly hulIHiac
ory To the American Minister, who could not bui re-
member his own sangulne antiriphtl"hS "i c"hlihr!
ceiling; and 30 tor time tile mater tcrihhH'ru' bu'
he American Government was not :" easily sails
led and returned to the attack win uesPhtch VI
yhlch We will only permit ourselves To say thht II
Gas i'll caI,utcd Ia restore good feeling between the
wo countries, and by M means fitting acknnw-
e,nent Il the readiness shown by our ministry 10
.ccu mistake int" which they had b"en 80 inhu-
.cny led. |" thu despatch the BritSi government
las returned temperate bur hr'n ana d'@hen r"py'
and has seconded MS diplomacy ny strengthening ne
West lndin fleet with the ship" thai have arrived
from the B&tlr
In thia position affairs no" stand, ana We appeal I"
the convection OF our re"',''S "ne';''i ''su '"o"
tons do NOT Disclose ON me par! I" our own So''r"
nent most c"inheh'iape SP' ~ '"'"'"'"''e' anu
moderation, ana on the rurl III tif "Ne ''e''' !"
the United Shtra a"SIic Ia i,''"e q"a't' "P'" Va
at period when we may well he supposed I" "rS're
above all things, The continuance "i our present
friendly relations. we do no' "PI:a' u" o.i y" w..
for there Is No. one Ia England VII" mas
Any other Ireln" IT, Tie I''t Hla''S 'a'' MAJ I"
rmiIy nnd s"m-wl "r VII" No''u irS"ru 'ut ,u
WI" ". =, h rys,i.J l,v a honorable means Bar We
80 ,I. r.sn,c,ohl. ntclli.,,ut and moderate,
nrtiou of the American community, whose influence
we are sorry 10 SEQ not very apparent i'll the present
proccrdill.ti of their Government whether they will
.uh limit 10 acc the ailiuacc--wr might almost call ii
tho Irni,n--betweeu the two countries endan.rrcd
and the vast interests ui Il commerce res proCally
l,eu.,ical ilnperi, for the sake u obtaining little
nnuulsrity for political party aud influencing, in
however slight degree, III" elections nj Il coming
y.,r. Surely such matters rs The continuance Of Il
,J,n,a understanding between England Inl America
u,hl IN he foo crave for such h.art-ss tritins. W."
cannot doubt there is III the L. States large number
If nrrsons standing nluoi from the stormy conflicts
If imIitical lf. who are y., not willing abandon III"
,,uiancu of the vessel Of the State in II nnn.n, ~
'.;,;,i no the rr,sn, +, the rash and incun dcrutc
hands which are driving her straight upon IN" break
'.,. w.. tr,st Tint no word uav fail from u 10 az
,rsy,, tho ill., feeling which has been so unfortunate
+, or r. embitter = quarrel which il il only
'iun y, nrr Gnveruu.ut and people To SAY they have
nn roth;pr ia rrnynEc mud are will NJ 10 do every
,i;'' n,n.tn,, ,,irh h,n,r ~ allav Wrrannnt be-
i ,i'H ,,;,h,,onJr., th. cytra1rIinnrv laurunre
loI', mJ ~ w., I,nr;ran government. that they
Hl'H -, dr;v, MATTERS Il, ,h,. extremity IT,,
rnn 'y' ,i.,, rre 90 ,kIrs,y urgnr them; but
~ .1,nrt win ihr sscrn,iblitic. Of two
u Is I IN ri,L nst;nns and those who ur,.
olu' a"u ont ,Ln wa,rrs oC s,rif. .houlI
nm,;J.r wall whether they have strength sufficient To
' ,. A. aa",rntas ,bo,. E.v. ,r.n.d