The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

man ous OF bedlam seS3ousy belisyes that the had
gg journals IN sois country are bought and sold.
VINO brought such an eceusation against the mag
Mates Of the French press would simply be blo,k
head undeeervlng Of serious reply. N. Nich3n
Dtbats CT the Constitutional ss in the Queen q
album.
The Russian Wharf.-The London Times ard
stae the New York Herald.
From the London Times Jan. 1877
We certainly have no right to identify the great Anne
rican nation with the sentiments OF their press yet
it impossible entirely separate the two Every lead
ing newspaper in Amsrica, as well in England must
or else Il would to maintain its position and sink
into We do not pretend exactly TO define
among Transatlantic journals We know that il is pub-
shed in the FIRST city Of the Union possesses consde
rabe circulation and s conducted with as much ability
rs required for periodical literature in America We
see, also that the sentiments the New York
with regard to the present echoed from every
quarter Of the States and therefore make a, apology
for seriously calling the attention Of nation united 70
us by SO ties to the bes her character and her
honor which every steamer brings to from America
in the shape OF and hopes with regard to ths
present state and future prospects Of the with Rus
STA The Americans have frequently shown themselves
acutely and aorbidy sensitive 20 European opinion
snd can hardly view with ipd1erence the very serious
injury which the conductors OF their press d y IN
eicting upon them.
Our American contemporary is Of opinion-frst that
Russia has prevailed In the hitherto secondly that
she viii prevail in III and, thirdly, for the Of the
and consequently IL desires ncerey The triumph Of Rus,
ria, and humiliation. We will not waste time IN
gazing whether Russia, finds hersf compelled 10
cept conditions greatly more stringent han those 10
which little while ago she would not deisn 70
tnrn en- answer agrees with her republican apolosss
and either satisfied with the past confident OF the
future. These are matters OF opinion, and such,
however peryerse distorted no objects for cen
the American patton whether the success Russia IN the
present struggle would really b. to them that great
teria advantage when they are taught 70 believe I;
In this hemisphere holds out the HERALD phrases IT,
'the right hand Of feowship' the other tina. Russia
IL the enemy Of England; and England, in honor
able and POOLE sense rival we az eoadjutor 10
United States. The Czar may be prepared to tempt Anne
riea augbt know with commercial advantage
he may represent hirnsee ready 10 ploy Aeri
engineer to lay down electric telegraph to buy
iron for railroads whenever he finds money to make them
steam vessels, il by any means they can reach him
through the blockade of the allies. We nay grant all
these and these are literally all the considerations which
or contemporary can urge 20 suppor; The morstrous
proposition Of community Of interests ostpeaD the
United States and Russia. The is not ciacal.
Az to the employment Of American citizens IN Russia,
the vast American continent. itself offers vide field
for enterprise and exer.on that :he wish of patriot
shoud rather that the genius and ace VI s
inhabitants shoad continns TO be employ in subduin
to the purposes OF than ttst such valuable all
tiee should be attracted 70 foreign lads Letssoapd
Switzerland send out her sons In search OF foreign
gold America has room anon her ample breast for
all ner cnitren. A for supplying the Gar ith Auei
the s.s it win b. Impossible as when re have lost that
mastery II will be supcrauous Railways aud elegtaphs
are mot the works OF nation unable to rase money by
lcan possessing double the populaos AID haf .be
venue OF the united kingdoms, at sith all tba world
and driven TO he umost extremity 10 find supplies for
every day RI il passes by. Th1 tsss OF com
MERGE but between countries whose natural
produtts different aud nus between those which
possessing SO many natural features in common, are
rather mad by nature for competition than inter
knssia il to take American iron. When2 Dur bg war
whtn the blockade wiz keep out after peace when
thea br. the "kincly feslipgs' of the Gar
publican friends, and he fright haod OF fellowhpn
which he proers to their grasp hot With tue life blood
But, further, # Russia wins. Elgand loses q much
greater proportion for it is far easier 20 destroy taa 10
to be tho s ano capital q she world without trans
ferrng that hoenr either to st Pc ter turg new
Yorr. The commerce. OF Russia would aot 10 pure gain
but would obtained ut TIE expense ef the eouon.rcs
oil England; that IL to say, America would exaoauga
csscmers 81 boundesB wealth fo- easto,nsrs wi,hot
capital Obliged to borrow the very funds required to
cultivate the eroundcustomsrs whose laws are equally
administered FOR others with wtorn bribery mite haze
are s.an'e aud hzed 10; land witch most pass day
from slavery 70 anarchy, aad from anarchy to rsyoiu
GiIed, and its wishes eratitisd. suppose n,,sJ a.
rope too weak Tor .hs tarba,ic mi. lat of Russia
Turkey overwhelmed, Prussia absor Ted, Austria
r,edstiSst, ami France and England, II spared ior
while occupying towards The Gar u positioa
sueh rs saxony, Wurtsmaerg Bavaria ouh susa a
state Of things 30 beneficial 70 the United sta s2 Wsu
they feel confident that they could ,de ont stora IN
vh,ch so many gallant apips had tsea sIet2ed? WoAl
they DO able sing handed 70 roll back Power flushed
ancient nations2 Would ths right hand Of feoSsp,p1
bo held out and the kindly feeling b. extsn el to
s u - ssat Inch now sorks SO pswer!ay "a repab
Lean sennbii'ies9 Let taen knoS lheiosely9s better.
II ever the drcas OF universal monarchy SHOULD Ae real
Id again II Eu.spe and seel to realize tlelf in ame
to the fortunate asspot the gaze "a Ma1edoa e-
plcy ed towards Greecs What field for is sn rges coui
King master of countless rbes and ooaadess Ere-
4. an FAyr n
fia federal organization aud separated by ever mo.
Ave 81 interest aps passion tsat iaie and perysrt
tie human r,nd2
True, We may be told there IL the generous fesns or
patriotism the r0b'e abhorren of tyranny ito eym-
With right and Justice, the repugnancs 70 wrong
and violence which aould wsd these frag uents into
mass tea evsry stats 70 forget selfish
and personal onedsratons in manly struggle fer thu
public good Alas shere 10 to.s spirit 10 ba found2
Not, assuredy il .he pages OF tho.s oil American
eo,empcrsres who, without pre- teniiug 20 he abe
Justify the quarrel of tae Car, to ,onoyer. the
against him, cannot r,rss Their Aspirations for his
cess because, base h!a ends AID ye are his
mcans they belcye-as we have slowG, nio,t falsely
by the oyerthItw OF all that Is f.ee an nosle 10
Eurrpe-the destruction OF arta AID learaios, and
the return Of ieepsr darkness than Goth or Vaadal
brought upon the Roman sorld. For they, at least,
were superior In vaior srd virtue 10 the race vii h
conquered nut Rus lia briggs no;hlag with Der to
pensat Tor the rum Of ae existing state Of tngs Her
baroar'sm % mIto sorrap. taaa our ciyilis. oA--her
slayiah hosts lees valiant than REC citizens.
GoIetN ouRnbtO WeiSn Tor sOm5VLlcg -itl
nation thar boasts TO DO tee ssyqm 9f freedom NOD
We de2ostSr 9! ~ higher aal Hohler aestnos Of hu
manty lFi not III nsling ana sherry cObOleI alone
ths man to iys," rays Sidney nith, but for those
great PRINCIPLES against which 10 Argument can be
listened to- principles vtoa g,go 20 every power iou
BILE power above their function. ani tLsr ohcel ohch
the books, the arts the acae that teach Lift up
aud nour.sh The vord p-ocipas Il quite ssrlous la
@ha. say above cash .rerior 70 cpyoo h.her su.n
Suency--w'thou vhon it's boter TO dlo ibas to I've"
IFron ne loadon Chronicle, JAN 1dl
W:ils a,s fa4ng fortunes eztsirg upon tSe Gar
heir urual consequences in the oodnes o. friends and
tie detection Of allies, must be frsa consolation to
the nd OF the Autoer to learn that in country,
AZ all events he nss par.izsos who Ike him only tbs
better for distreases Isolated In Europe he IL
Of sympathy II cot OF hslp from .he far West. Tssrs
hand Of fellowship s.rotehed out 10 him rom
tho Atlantic Extremes indeed meet often
.cl6 Constitutional sovef9igns Of every shade tae
European contt6nt are one BY sompesl 10 JON the
league against the great despot and aysesso but some