The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

tuuons % not ~ ours and their tdeae have DIVORCED
somewhat widely from the standard up for
selves in England, ve quite willing that our Trans
atlantic brethren should manage for in tAsr
own way, and enjoy their liberty in sech fashion
Such the feelings Of Engiishmen towards Amsri-
cans ana such we honestly believe the feelings Of tbs
great majority OF Americans towards Engllsmon. The
native population almost universally and very co
derable portion Of the cugrans regard the Eagsh
ton with the same good will With which II ooka upan
them They are neither jealous OF alliance with
france nor envous OF our greatness and strength their
know we are aghttg their battle and propsga
ing their principles, and that the OF the
would be the sarest for the triumph Of
principles OF civil am religious liberty all tho
world Estimated by numbers, by property and iatell-
gence, We believe this to be the most numerous,
the weaithisst, and the most respectable portion
Of the American community. Bat unhap ply tn,t
community contains in itaeli other elements, and
these we must admit, are uniformly and naturally
enough hostile To the of the allies. America IN
great Assha In which political refugees and criminals
guilty o. less honorable offences find shelter and welcome
who entered her territory ss a refugee may in two or
three years aspire 10 the dignity Of citizen egsla-
tor We're the Engsh Law similar to that of the states.
d. Victor Hugo might be cDutes " with Sir Charles
Napier the representation of Souhw w4rk, and Citizen
IyAs aspiring - become tho c,nsagae OF Mr.. HXyter
for the borough OF Wells. rhls Il comes to pass
that a,ventursrs Of every descrip puon--French 80
cialis's sDd Jacoons Italian red republicans, Hun
gsnsns, and Poles, dsiven inte frantic hAtrei of
all government by Austrian or Russian tyranny
refugees from every country ia Europe, and adven-
turers, pirates and 6ibustcrs from every county
rishmensll lind themselves received into the
class and treated they possessed sympathy for the
petty the great republic But ia the votes that they
give, the speeches they cever, sni the parties they
FORM these men are really thinGing not o. the country
they have adopted but cf the land they have eftn5t
how to benefit treir fiends Ia America, but how 70
aveDge them elves their enemies In Europe such
hate the alliance between England aud France
cause it establishes a power strong enough to put
sssn ns 'e Gas and ,hsr s which they
war hat ia h4lu haea IN
to work out the regeneration OF Europe by ether
means than the only ones which they are acauaint
ed th-insurrection, committee OF public safety,
the guotrne, the repston Of land, unimited issue
Of paper money, WAT ~ , opagandism aud natioua
bank uptcy such men are the enemies not only Of En-
gand and France but or all civilized and organized soci
ely vh ever, and equally % the respectable part
q 81. tly community ~ the bosom OF which they have
be refuge they abuse and the hospitality they dis
might seem that, with all the people Of England and
the largest and best por of the people Of Anerca on
tho side Of peace, thsd little to apprehend from
these ebrands but unfortunately this not wholly
The worst disposed portion OF the community reses
and active well used 10 dealing hlage aud turbuleat
bes OF men, and able to turn 70 the very best
coun the nonee prejudice sand padonabe national pride
OF their hesers The better ciasees Of America the
other band absorbed ia the pursuit OF business
ing little taste for the turmoil and obloq from
public life under democratic form of government take
little interest In politics, and slow and indoent Ia
sturDg themselves beyond the ordinary circle Of their
avccaions. But, should they appreheni that the
turbulent eemens btfoe alluded TO serlousy
the continuance Of good understanding with England
We believe they woud themselves in ssrnest and
unss their seli love shoud be wounded by any III ai
vhed proceeding part, would speedily put end
TO the efforts Of those who petinao,ouy IN
fsly seeking causes OF offence against II Is
M ,pr tns reason snas so much stress rs lad upon
attempt 70 recruit 10 Canada, because il IL vel
kaown that on such a subject as this all Americans
other subject OF difference II would be Impossible to
procure ything ike feeling OF unaninity. Hence,
ausAi ~ or Iute nd al