New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
rrnr he TInro[ Ner.

When y a wsr in the Ess, fret broke out and Eo-
Gland fund herse in ne ard unwonied alliance wih
France ard an equally unwonted hostility with Rl--
ala there vss no power from which she received as
sursnces Of support more hearty, more satisfactory
Ar more spontaneous than from The United States OF
America. Even the minister OF the Union in this
country unless we are misipfoned, testified to the
cordial synps BY # the csbinet ct Washington snd
the nation over which i presides. lie expressed an
anpreberson as 10 the dursbii'y OF aisnc' with
France snd our ability alone and uusidei 70 reest
the overv helmirg might Of Rus'is Bat he dessed
Us 10 be under TO apprehension on that &C
count. for the United States were willing to
make oer quarrel their own, aud aid US w'.h thou
sands Of stout hesrts and briwny arms, as reAdNyp
rIuck down tire desposm OF the East a. 70 sub Tue the
wilderness and level the giant forests OF the West Ii
the English government. believed these as1taoccs, "a
We do not doubt the Agerican minister believed them,
we cannot reasonably accuse them OF ra'hnsss o.
Cre6uty or say that they adopted on doubtful 7u.ho:-
ity strange or improb 1be story. Was u unlikely
pri6ri tha nation whose noble bOsst Y s that har
coil s the chosen abode of freedom, whose every cii
zen is missionary agau.s. the creed of cespou-m,
should warm 10 generous enthusiasm NJ a war
wssed for TO selfish motive, but to curb
barbsrous insoencs and save Europe and Asa
from being trsmpled under the heel Of an
ovtrbesring autoual Was Il likely that popula.
ton recruited annuslly from The bi,teres' enemies Of
RUS ia which has so often evi -Ced martial spirit,
wi eb swArmed 10 the obscure conhics of the Mexican
wsr end has shed its b God so freely in nHmelees
Indsn Quarres should stasd sloof from contest in
which worldwide fame was TO be won by the brave,
and fair Occasiopwas one cd O. making An rcan
yal0r ilustrious in thu van OF cOnc' % the dsCs-
ion OF which pen led the future desDies Of the hu
man race We Go 10, thilk go; aad there ore, un-
fortunate the result has been, we cqnuo blame GU
ministers that in heir urgent need of en they sought
10 avail themselves of the resour .es OF tho Wet,
apd TO turn into legitimate channel the ifr gular
energies Of those ardeLt spirits which have appeared
long 10 burn for ent RIP ise worthy of their cour-
age. At the same tins the British goyernmn ~, while
establishing depots for on isment wit lin it, own do
mirions on the American continent, gave the most
stringent orders that nothing should be ioOe 10 the
deavOr TO obtain recruits 10 vOlste the munich PSI law
of the United tStates-a direction which, with all de-
eTer ce 10 the American attouey-genersl seems 70 us
20 show an intention 10 respect il stead OF TO violate
the national sovereignty OF the Union.
However il unhappily soon became Only TOO ep-
psIent that the American minister and tie British
government had alike mistaken the disposition Of our
transatlantic brethren. The sympathes of the land
Of freedom were found in great measure b be enlisted
On the side of Russs. Whether It was Jealousy OF
the French asnce, secret sympathy with the spirit
Ct territorial agrees on wherever displa red desire
Cd the part OF the ssveholdng States TO c)uneract
influences hostile 70 their com etc Institutions, or thst
the Irish refugees bad incculated the Union with
their hatred OF England we cannot say; but certain
it is that accounts began speedily 70 reach
LIS
our attempts A. recruiting received, aud
iLe phlo Russian tone adopted, with few Honorable
ceItons, by he whole American press wac but too
appsjent The English government lid not wait 10
hear more: il had been mlslej, and Il hastene1 10 re-
trec. lite error. Orders inme iateY dispatc Ell
70 AmCrcs 10 6esst from all attempts AZ rec -nitieg,
and 10 eive Csuse of ANNOYANCE 10 the susceptible
lies of the na'ioD. Meanwhile the American govern
mon had well the Bitish, made It's obs'rvatiOLs
on the state of public feeling, ard determine net 10
neglect the cppor unity Of tuning that feeling 70
count in the Interest of tie coming Presidential
et ton of 1885, Prcee edlugs were Instituted sgsln:t
persons who he'd acted supposed ~ act
IN tie interest Of the English recruiting ser ice and
Mr.. Champion, the most popular minister who has
ever been accredited fiom this country 70 he cabinet
Of Washington was made the object OF unmcasured
abuse and vtuperaton. At the same time the Aner
can governntn: desired their MINISTER ia London to
mike the strongest escnStOns rs 20 the conduct
of Great British, and TO demand dis continuance OF
all endeavoIs al rec ung in the States. Tue British
that what was demanded had been alresdy done,
and offered explanations on the suhjec', which
proved perfectly SO lsiac;ory TO the Amed,an
minister, who could not bat remember his
sangune anticip8tiOLs Of contrary feeling
snd for time The MISTER termiDa ed. Bat
the An erlcan goyenmeI' was not so easily satisfied,
and returned 10 tie attack with dis Jstch OF which
will only permit ourselves 70 say that i, Was if cal
ouGed 20 restore good elug between the two c)uu-
trits and by TO means p fitting acknowed lment Of
the readiness shown by ministry TO recall mis-
tai into which they 80 been so innOc snly led. To
tbs dispatch tie British government mas retained
temT crate but firm and Gignifed reply, and has
seconded lts ponrscY by otreng he ming West India
fleet wi the chips that have arrived from the Baltic.
Ia this position affairs now stand, and appeal 20
the conviction OF readers whether these taussc &C.
tons 20 not tscose on he part Of our Govern
mat most commeudable spin of fJrbeNaoce and
MOD, ration and the part Of the Cove mn ent OF the
ped States desire 20 force quarrel upon Us A. a
pcIoo VIXEN we may well be supposed % desrs
oil = Tin cfo
fIier dly rca ons. We DO lot appeal 20 coun.
iIymeD, for there is one in England Who has aoy
cter ceiling to the United States than that OF amitv
and goodwill, or who would regard rupture With
hem ss o.ler than heavy and grievous Gala nifty,
TO be syer.e0 by sll hoo0rable means. Bat We
appeal 10 the respectable, ist=lisenf aud m)larse
portion Of tie Aneii:a1 comrurity, whose irh1enca
we are sorry 10 not very epp lreat l. the present
proceedings OF their Goverrmen', whether they viii
u MT 10 re the aliGnce-Ye lns II almost cal II the
the two countries endangered aud
he vast interests of commerce reciprocity
benefited imIeT 81, for the sake ot obtaining iue
n0puefIy .Or g political fary and iniu- ncing, in
oTever eli, 1t acegree the elections Of tie comng
ear. Surely such matters the coctiuglnce Of
-ood uDcers, aRdinL between England and America
lueht to be too grave for sub beartless trdi0g.
We Cannot coubt thee ia 10 the Cli'ed Ssa.es
large IuUblr Of peTsous sisLdilg alOOf from the
tory Conflicts OF political life Who are ye. no. willing
absI don The guidance of the vessel Of the STATE In
nouept so cri al a. the present to the rash and in
or eIate hands which are driving her straight )on
70 DosICs. We thus, thet no word may fall fromus |
o sypravaie the ifeeHng which has been so unfor-
ately excited or TO embit squared which sooly
~ 20 our Government and people to say they have |
ore rothing 70 provoke, aud wiog 10 do every
biIg cons stsnt with honor 10 slsy We cannot be-
ieye, notwithstanding the extraordinary lsn suaye
rc conduct II the Am can gov that they N
al wish 10 drive msi'ers "a the extremity t0Tari |
u CD they are 60 Iskessy urging them; Du' il is |
arg iuus 20 spot with ne suscepti5l-es If 30 |
rave sid igh s7iri'ed raiioHs: and thoss w0 are
bus eseer in letting out he waters Of s5ef sh md
oDsl6er well Vhe her ey have strength SUI Ret 20
10 Tie jodgates The haze opened