The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

regards this plan, speaks OF "an enormous soSeu,
o. nossterng and says III will be read with amaze.
what The adoption OF such plan will Immediately -
Co. tina, the design Of Jefferson Davis and Mr. Pier =
sthnos" will allowed BY this country and Shss ~
present Wa hingtQn cabinet will thus "close it's admin-
ieDs Of Europe Our opposition, then. 70 such Z
scheme Is taken for granted, with ali its oonss-
quenoes. But We do not wih 10 treat such .
question go seriously. We vii not suppose II pss-
sinie that war can arise upon plainly un(ea-
able ground on the part Of the United States,
and that the latter will put themselves much n
the wrong. The better part Of American pubAs
opinion will be able 70 prevent this Tho comnsnG
We wlli make this matter now b. that we wus1
eucb exhibition ths will be without =
me negt part OF the American public With reference
70 the approaching election They must sec how much
United States In the eyes Of Europe, and that II s hieh
time Tor transfer OF Official power TO other hands Ts
IN aehat dvsdion they Leading the rssset Of tie sai
Mo my are bringing things a critical pass, and thar ne
gosr'nnn ,oa.k nhich iN hardly poss sse 70 deal
iSosttrlng g5vcnment which entertains eny project e
arS easy IN lis Interpretation g nents riding ever
equsste understandings, and submitting law Of in
e .erDn,sna courtesy or justice " governmeot whicA.
eiop from the dipo>c c, cf and great naaions
system certain code OF honor and maraers ~
The individual for sccsey, cernin acquiesoence =
international clsims sod UNDERSTANDINGS fts tDer
government and nnfon for taxing iss place among
the governments aud nations of the world The ArsS
who hves In tent the DESERT anf gypsy lives
under arpaulin heashs and in grass ianes
and deserted ba ny ards is member Of civilizeA
society; and government; which does saow the yoke
OF Understandings and 2ucts fit Of she
great confederation OF Ststeo flbusteyiag govesa-
menp il TO the great circle q nations gpsy Il
society.
We trust then, that that pert the Amc-caa pubic
which wants the Omitted ates pytxg respeos
able position in the world VIII be reused by Do
monsu alton as this to activity AID the necessity a
change OF political hands hr buchanan is com mitteA
oy the Csnd mani % 10 posly shich and
retda the coce Of the United StdleS their relations sA
rans We see by this suggestion 70 occupy Panams the
kind OF fruit which epring from such polcy Seusbae
Americans will that such a policy - ,his =
und rstood TO be adopted at headqussters will
allowed TO lie idle There VIII be constantly put>g
forward and availng themselves OF t
means OF pushing themselves into party favor. NR.
Amos B. Corwne will doubtless before long, como Ter
ward and recommend himself to American cossu.
tuency the strength Of this his hs
will work the ground WELL and shall expect e
bin in Congress. This policy not be q thssV;
will be an unceasDg practical disturbance epllsni
source OF calls upon the Unied States govcrnment
aggression Every mischievous and ambitious NJ
try to get political capital out OF IT, and the
viii be poked numerically and forced act to
theory II high tme then. that the theory should -
disavowed that check should be given 70 this polsy,
and that the United States government should pas ~
other hands.