The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

committed before publ, opinion has the mower 10
ncunce Judgment on the question in dispute We will
not take Tor granted what both the Times and the Miao
Pot treat as the almost certain issue But what mon
stous reflection upon boosted government of publc
been actually committed to with the United statss
without any definite cognizance the causes which
be deolaon ery interest in Lancashire; and surely II
behoves The organised Of those
and anxiety which has beeo aroused by the sudden dis
closure OF the dangers that overhang US. WIZ he
Manchester CHAMBER Of Commerce and The Commercial
diplomacy Is perhaps signing the death oarram
for years Of our social and cicic prosperity
from the London Atlas Nov. 81
There Is feeling Of uneasness throughout the country
upon the subject OF our relations with Americas but we
cannot believe That either our government would be
government would be foolish as to quarrel with us
Nevertheless II il well for the people take up the mat
Ter IN time and to give Lord Palmerstons cabinet the
enef Of chit Of their mind" The geographical posi-
ion OF Cuba is sufficient to make the Americans want It.
and the corruption OF the Spanish government quite
enough TO force portion Of the Cuban population into
revolt and thus give some pretext to the schemes of fill
clustering adyenturers Beyond this it is highly proba-
e that the United States Cabinet wish to sion
The patcal attempts of its goahead SUBJECTS but IL It
become question Of whether the Americans steal
Cuba, should go to with them to prevent H.
the former alternative would be by FAR the wiser one Ia
accept. '
1t may be said that If we fight against Russia to stop
her thieypg propensities equally to fight
against Brother Jonathan to stop hbut this is logic
whose force do not admit We ought most certainly
TO protest against sDy Cuba stealing Efforts it woula
be as well II We enforced upon spain the necessity Of
stopping Them by adopting just system OF rule in that
in any such The Of Russia and that Of Ameri-
en- do by means coincide because while Russia's ac-
curing Turkey would damage all the best interests OF
Europe there would not be the least harm any good
interest whatever II America obtained possession Of Cuba
of the right sort would check the abusterin9 for the
present. and for final solution the difficulty 1t might
be recommended that Spain should sell Cuba to the
Americans and employ the money in paying of her debts.
me Spanish gorenmen ought 10 be able to dtend them
seres itto our help INST riratcal a1ac and We fear
that The Famerson cabinet does not mind what it is
about as inprudece ioW ercite of luminosity
that may be dicuu 70 deal nth The sad Encouragement
OF the and its obvious antagona to European iber-
~ have done much 20 lower character in the United
states; and If the Americans find Panerston bullying
them, while he truckles to AUSTRIA and dare not
fight Russia in straightforward way strong feeling of
resentment must arise
Ihe purpoe Of Lord Aberdeen in declaring war against
Russia clearly to prevent the Turks acting as
cause revolution in Poland which must have spread
Hungary and Italy 1t was an intense hatred OF the
publican principle that made oligarchy virtually
guarantee Russia the safety of her Polish dominons and
which has made them the abettors of Austrian msrue
these things are no secrets Ia America and have pro-
duced their effect.
We have forgotten Prince Alberts speech at the
Trinity House against the legitimate working of const
tutiona government nor the venemous fasehoods which
members of the administration and their friends have
uttered against Italian patriots who would rather im
tate the institutions of America than own; and
fear that without intending actual war; the Premier and
his colleagues may like the opportunity of producing ill.,
feeling be the people Of this country United
States whose inexpensive extended suffrage
and happy immunity from State church, they must
view with vexation and alarm. the intellect and in
tegriy of the country represented in the Cabinet
we should have no fear but we have an infinite beefi
the folly and dishonesty of our ogarchy and think it
well that they 81 ould know at how reck
onipg awaits them if they make quarrel between our
selves and knsmen tn other side Of the sea.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON NEWS.
read with satisfaction the able article in your Tues
days edition of the Daily Neus the course 60
vernment is pursuing in regard to the United States,
and especially protest against that secret diploma
cy which may force US into collision with that country
Nothing save attack on the honor Of England will
justify with the American people, people Of the
fame blood language and religion ourselves Parlia-
ment should promptly be called together; and IL not,
public meetings should be held to protest upon fatal
proceeding
Lord Pamerston is his won't is carrying the coun.
try to the brink of precpice which ut either involve
ousy The American people will net tameIy submit to
fleet of liners being sent their without good
Have We not already enough upon our hands, that
we should seek to Iritate proud and powerful
the United States, even were We to come out Of it
victoriousyS Our commerce and manufactures
cable confusion-the coast swarming with priva.
teers-a million of industrial population out of
empoythe cost of all the ssaies of life greatly
enhanced Truly it would be the beginning Of the end
and most likely result in civil aud social revolution
Better that the United States should posses Cuba and
West India Islands into the bargain than should risk
such cslamities. Better that the present, q
other administrations be driven power than they
should be suffered to their diplomacy such
fearful results ANM.P.
November i, 1885,
Last eek informed by the Times in a leading
article, that invasion OF Ireland meditated by
certain parties in the United States. Will the Times give
its authority for this Intelligence? II not well founded,
its PRONUNCIATION may do much mischief.
When the writers in the Times such respousi.
bity, they should sign their I deprecate the
existence of anonymous government irresponsibly
issuing its edics and its from back In Print
ing house square.
AN ENEMY TO IRRESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.
Nove