New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

Ia, no .ucgesied for what L. in y0uI g eem IN IN
natural stale Of feeling While English dipomaiists
md Consuls have been unweaed IN their efforts 20
,ircuuyeni aud destroy American influence on Amer
loan iouitorv the Russian GOyerms NJ has not only
alwnvs maintained ancabe relations with that Of thc
United Siaes, but il has never attempted TO thwart
American agents 10 the performance Of their duties
Norhas q Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs at any
time ever formally ana deliberately chuncsted a. oid
Lord Clnrendon an intention 10 undertake the super
yiOn Of natter the other side Of the Atlantic. IL
was not Russian but English accredited -cnts who.
aided by French officials, have within II few years
succeeded IN boiling the United States Government IN
designs which # accomplished, would have bencl'ted
the commerce Of oil nations The Sandwich Islands,
81. Domingo, and tbe Stale Of Ecuador on the Pacific
bear witness 20 Loir mschlevOus aud clever INA Inn
ttons England likewise, ihrOu. h her representative,
tired TO force upon the Central American Government
OF Guatemala T. iGn colonization treaty, execraed
and fCpudiatod By that Government she herself being
under bonds 10 the Iued States not TO settle any u;
her own iects IN that quarter Of the world.
Then Gcan the English Press not TO be slack in
Offending Ose whom it is bound By duty and interest
TO concliaie, never lots slip an opportunity for abu
ing and ndiculng the Americans not even when 10
DO 20 il s necessary 70 cOIfouDd few ou.lawed men,
aliens for tie mos, part, with the whole nation
Whether il be the a,TOciOus seizure OF harmless
h'dirg-shp by Cuban Wdcrlings or The untowar1
0nosi OF p Plenpoioniiary, the occasion Is pounccd
ulOn will ralinnefs which shows how venOmOus Is
tie intent wi ich lies behind know your reply will
be- il has been that you in the habit Of roughly
handling Your own Government aud Governors not
pXfglfUC IO'GIfN ifltll. when by chance tru
All disposition" untiIneously appears, ana that
therefore YOU arc quite at liberty 10 speak your mind
about Others. But there Is wide difference between
one who is at liberty 10 answer ana one VINO mas no
organ of communication
Some people have fancied that there is another good
cause for loving you less ana the Russians more.
They believe that before now had not YOU and the
French Emperor had Russia on your hands Spain,
like Turkey. would have become stalking horse Of
the two frs maritime powers of Europe for the prose-
cution of Criuean expedition in the Western Iemis-
IhUe Whatever credit may have been due TO the
suruise matters oery little al present, with your i'm
POSSIBLE task before yOu since It pretty clear that
10 oontrivance and no application OF physical force
can IeImanenty deprive Russa Oi a performance IN
the Black Sea- for which she indebted TO nature and
10 circumstances that independent of the durable
control Of her Cnomics. Austria, you may be sure,
will never draw sword to destroy IT, her consti
tuition and condition of existence being too dependent
on Russian influence to encourage her in an act so
hold. From the beginning, not through wantonness
but weakness, she has been playing fast and loose
with the two Allies Of tie West, whose diplomatic
agents, however, to do them justice knowing the
ticksh aud dangerous nature of the party, adroity
ht ruored her ar one does a nervous horse who may
DO a. he is bid free himself of the harness at "A
lump. Whatever may BE- the cause there Is no deny
ing that Austria has gone heartily with you,
and at your utmost need, rely upon It, she wall be
found wanting If Russia were not sure OF this, do
YOU imagine that she would dare tOrclect your con-
ditols OF Deace that she would be mad enough to re-
sisi world in such az would be Austria, Eng.
land. France and Turkey united in head, hand and
heart
Allow me to rel eat, in the only journal whose uni
yCrsal currency tcmpts one IL address IT, that there
be any hostile sentiment in America toward the Allies
auort from Inc Justice or injustice OF ther cause, ii is
in great measure owing to the ntrgues of foreign
agents and to The cauinnes of foreign press In the
course of time the latter banc may furnish it's own ap-
prOuraio tidOtc; but il seems a. If no teachings ot
cxl crence could ever convince the rulers of man
kind hat M national rs individual concerns un-
authorized meddling is always prcsumpiuous and may
Io1 He-f1 u
my words and 10 20 no further bacN than three score
wears aud ten, what have the inhabitants OF Great
britain gained by Quixoiically and always in thank
lees launching Themselves upOn the broad sea OF
battle. murder aud sudden death, but crushing debt
which ii dzzics the brain 10 reckon aud continental
UNI % ulaity which 30 alliances can never eStinguisl
Be PERSUADED then III time that all foreign inicrfe-
renee M aid trade TINT the sooner n l. abandoned
i'm Tie East tic better IL will be for YOU and that the
less it Is placcod in the West the more prosperous
will lie your condition.
Pari. A STATESMAN
REPLY OF THT LONDON TIsFs.
We DdvCrod cmsory former occasion TO
letter which appeared IN our columns from an able
coucsuordont wen known to our readers under the
signature not inapplicnbe TO him in either sense OF
States -nau." The object of our correspondent II
not what We should have hoped II would have been
To clear the free men OF America from the Stigma I'm
lied IN the charge that the sympahes of America are
not on our SIDE. To the great mass of men, who Judge
matters their firs aspect, and have neither leisure
tione there is something shocking and even revolving.
in the admission that. though policy may keep the
United States neutral in the present contest and IN
forest may plead as loudly in favor of Russia a, o.
England and France the feelings and syrnpa.hics
America, the conscience and heart of the nation,
which are not under the control of interest nor sub
iec 10 considerations of State policy, side with the
Powers Of the East in their present deadly struggle
with the Powers of the West To those who
know America only from the OvCTEirained praise of
tie Manchester school who look upon her as the para
die of the poor the land of high wages vote by bal
lot universal suffrage, no State endowments cheap
newspapers and abundant supplies of ardcnt spirits It
seems almost impossible that the asylum of liberty
the boosted fountain of the future civilization OF the
world, should in feeling If not IN act be closely united
To q nation and Government the whole mission and
duty of which seems to be to live IN darkness and
misery themselves. and by war and desolaton To
srlcnd that darkness and misery over the face OF the
whole habitabC globe. We viii not offend the sus-
ooItbiity of our correspondent by offering TO HIN
again arguments intended 10 induce the people OF
America 70 reconsider this question and to show that
duiy honor and interest urge them alike TO desire and,
~ fer a. Their traditional policy and isolated position
will permit, 10 contribute 10 the success OF the Aimed
PovCs.
The FIST reason given by correspondent for
PliO-kussian feeling IN America is, that struggle
between Christian nations IN arms Is disgrace 10 the
nineteenth century We hope that this statement Is
colrtcl. and wei would it be for the United States,
and well for the dcsiins Of the human race, If snch
doctrines hnd taken firm possession OF the mind OF the
utope of America. The preaching of the Peace So
cetv has failed in England, because the common sense
of her reople tells them that peace not matter IKE
freo-igade or administrative reform, which 1t within
n eir own ROVER to take or reject, but n blessing
which is held. from its very nature, at the VIII OF
/ Others which may be lost by the viii OF madman
like q Empt ror Paul and roganed as in the case OF
the Paul, 10y the dagger Of am ASSASSIN Bui ihe