The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06

&Rukne and discharged hit- b-t sL&kM "Ne sAAtss1t "
.oa Pvrkins and Hertz. aud rsAandea shem ior trial
ard Clarendon stated onsira Of shs case iisehsrss
BuekBeH and suppressed twO-thiTds n il The remand
NJ Of Hertz and Perkins He also Suppressed ths siil
more ipPortant fact that in Sepaeabsr islewing the
ousiisu q law Was jodicsIy assrnnsd ~ he district
sourt Il Philadelphia and New York, and dele4niaed
AGAINST Grsaa Britain And ihas, = these unjust and
srAl staisuleuts Of Lord clarendon, tie pubic adg
sn Of England and Of Europe has bson perverted into
oay alss impression 0f the nature and actual stAie Of
the controversy between Great Britain and the Untsd
Stnas
Next We have two speeches from Lord PalueratoH 10
be House Of Commons, in which Ehsl complaining Of
ur Golden sad Of ar Roebuek Cor ms-g What be calls
partial statements although their statements we're derived
from osiieia American documents ana perfectly true
be himself proceeds 10 make long series Of partial state
meats the most material Of which partly wholly un-
true consisting pf oosred and al casnm representa-
tons o4lealalea totally e uead The members Of Para-
msut and through them the people Of Great Britain
Thus, when be says that Mr. buchanan absiAned for
while from delivering Mr. Aarcys despatch Of the 18th
q July he concealed the acs thai Mr. Buchanan acted
beoause be was MOI then OF the completely Of Mr.
CAmlson.
So also he alleges tAat eonsarsey goa Fsr the
purpose ofenapping The officers u Great rtaa, bit
as The fact that any such ineidenteyer occurred Il
practical joke Of some Of his Irish councn Cinein
natl and quite apart from the long series Of acts Of
cutng under the busy supcrinrnaence of Mr. Champion
in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.
Now intermediate between these speeches of Lord
palmeston have the leader in his organ the Morning
Post which rriterates all the UNANIMOUSLY false imputatons
on the United States which appeared in the London Times
Of the 25h Of October and that Great Britain
and Francs entered upon and about 10
mate joint arrangement for armed Intervention in the
affairs Of The United States with the purpose Of treating
as DOT entitled the privileges Of the law of nations but
10 be dealt with like the oares and other savage tribes Of
Africa to which is he added the fact Of all
the disposabe British troops being ordered Canada and
powerful British squadron having been despatched by
the way Of Havana 10 Nicaragua
Is not all this curious Is there wonderful snil-
udt between the incidents of October and the incidents
u February In October at monet Of profound peace
and with visible to justify it Lord Palmsrston
threatened with hostile feet Now in the midst Of the
profuse professions Of ameable spirit he threatens
with a hostile army.
sratioa TWAS in tue silly hope Of terrifying the people
The United States into aequiescence in the wrongful pre-
tensions set up by the British cabinet the DISPATCHES
Of the 27th and the 2sth Of September We confident
u believe that The present demonstration is noved by
similar vain expectation terr the people Of the United
States this stage of the question into dshonorable
compIaisance towards Great Britain.
How these nsoleni ACTS affect minds Of the bold and
adventurous among the people Of the United States We
viii not ourselves 10 say, lest should expose
selves The mput&on Of running that style Of bus
ter AID boasfUlnes which dsgrHes Tie loading Loaien
journals in their speech concerning the United States In
stead Of this we viii show bow the strikes the sensi
tive commercial interests Of New York explained in the
money article Of that dignbed ard respectable press
the Journal Of Commerce:
MosrY MARKET, Tuesday, March 4-The market was
less buoyan before the Batics news and the latter
received with mingled expressions Of dsrust and disgust
lew OF TIE tnd look upon the concentration Of troops
IN uanada az complication OF the matters in dispute bs-
tween and Great Britain and therefore alarmed while
many Others Of those who regard the measure ss an
act Of enace do not rembe excerdihgy and look upon
the Et shaken in The face Of the sChoolboT
vaunt 1t only and children The com
mercis lcers from Liverpool and London all Ellude 70 IL
and deprece the excitement il is wei calculated
create here; here and there mentions il equiva-
lent for the ien withdrawal Of troops for the Crmca
and having reference this country but the mos,
sagacous 81 the togish bankers well The resident
Americans speak Of " IN terms Of the most decided dis
APPRECIATION intended for measure Of precuuon but
well calculated 20 kndle blaze 10 TINS country Dot easily
e1tngushed The commercial classes Of this country r.
often msrePresenrd Al home and always misunderstood
abroad They are Frequently held up caring only for
their worldly peif and being ready sacrifice
to Tie golden calf II Is true that when commercial PROSPERITY
sdstnroed and confidence unsettled by false politicians who
have no idea Of dong thing than make mere
6usi Tor their own amusement advancement our men
OF business protest against the injury done 10 their
interests Bot IN al cases where the honor Of m. rur
Try really concerned the cotton and sugar interest
viii never be found whining sacrifices and least of Al
ARE ty The men 70 be covered Nv threats or menaces
The men Of business hold II the ready cpti ana
have most AT stake under the credit svsts and tv -
therefore more ke-ny sensitive al that AsocE pubir
confidence Bot they whose very aavsutos utou
ths troublesome sea have given them lSrgenes 81 har
and c0utuFf of real danger and they Will No; ghrink
from cpsn foe We DO not believe here VII ~ an
war between the two cUantfies or anFthng Al All ar
preaching 70 war; bat the commercial classes sd a
teen 90 oen DCoreCy represented as ready 10 barter
everything for securitv feel confident The FaVlsh
would never have pursued te cOurs, recently
taken fer our intimidation.
The stock market heavy and generally aer.rz-,d ti
There vas nothing approaching panic ard pcss were 10
lover Af'er ths news than before
d would snite urshnous for n % snaearor ~ e.
pFessous q own add anything 70 the tone q cain
discrimination and ssfcellectcd patriotism which n. fore
gong expressions Of tho Journal Of Commerce manifest
Bui Ws cannot fo-bcn add remark which il that
'rrat Britain d thus fhreaienng the United States with
var not bsoause have ininred her laws or nsulsa
her sovereignty in auy, he least thing Whatever bot only
because after she has inngcd laws and insuied
ovcrsgniy, We CONTINUOUSLY request relieve from
me pressnee Of her Minister Mr. Champion for the