The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15
BRITISH MINISTERIAL TACTICs-THE NEW CRu.
SADIE IN THE WEST

boris character and then sets his dogs him lie begins
by eliminating his adversary, and repeats his ISLANDERS 50
often that he at length becomes his dupe Like The
cIod-hoPper who had up in his Geld he's
deluded by his handiwork and mistakes bis man Of
rags and straw for robber As illustration Of hi,
inFeerae propensity scurry aud abuse need cnly
refer 10 the ouages Of the British press the personal
character Of the late Emperor Nicholas and the tone
most Of the leading journals when speaking Of the Pr
dent and people OF the United States
The late have brought lot of choice sample.
Of that species Of manufacture in which Great Britain e.
GELS all other nations ancient modern and IL thts,
valiant scrbes cannot iuto submission they
may least have the consolation of taking away our
character. They remind of great bully whom some
one said You whipped the other day my frivndr
"Yes" replied he "Sut then made all The world believe
of eonqueror. had the ast word, and that i
better than the last blow
Among the choicest Of these demonstrations Of a sim
desire to cultivate the friendly relations with
the United States is article copied a few DAYS
since from the London Morning Post which reputed to
be the select organ of the British Premier We had not
then leisure TO make any extensive comments this ed
sion of gall and bitterness but coming abroad under such
high auspices, and indicating il unquestionably does
his feelings and future policy towards the United States
it claims special attention. sgnifcan; warning Of
plan in England for "bumbling' the United States
which will probably be presented to the Congress new
assembled at Paris by the British plenipotentisry II u
nishes convincing proof that the Interpretation given by
the United States the famous declaration of Lord Car
endon in the House of Lords (which be has lately dcam
ed in satisfactory through his especial frcnd
and confdan j. W. W. the true one, and that there
then existed, and is still cherished deep-aid scheme
for Regulating the affairs of the United States both
internally and externally, in conformity with Legitimate
European ideas of civil government well information
al law.
The government Of the United States says the organ
of the Premier lis the anomaly of the age Viewed Gc
cordHg 10 European notions it scarcely be called gov
ernment for il is the dominant authority within the
wideyexended territory it processes represent as e
ecutive II cannot restrain its nominal subject, from az
gressive and injurious towards other States in amty
it cannot punish those guilty of such acts and when
laws have been passed declaring these acts criminal there
is power of enforcing that law against what is called
the popular feeling" Again "Judge Lynch ADMINISTERS
the only popular law recognised and the population Is
armed and imbodics ITSELF for purposes Of offence well
defence, in the primitive way may imagine
Of Gau and Germany have done in days Of
the CAESARS and Constaniines" In short the conclusion
WHICH the Premier arrives is that the existence Of the
republic OF the United States Is Incompatible with the
axims and policy of Europe and be suggests the follow
ing remedy:
at concerns say the general interest and the peace
Of Europe that It's natinnand indeed all States pos
sessng governments really representing and responsible
their sueects-should have
treat and deal with government that Is not De aeo
France and England in that position rea,vslyt
another aud TO the Of Europe that they may take
lead in considering this question, and in agreeing
action in the matter which, they SETTLE they may
vite the Of Europe aecede TO and join them
forcing. has already Sesa made in this
by steps recently taken by these govsnsn
and BY the AID given by them Spain for the
protection OF Cuba from hbusiering enterprises But the
inriguss carried by the United States agents in Central
America, and especially Walkers recent expedition against
Nicaragua, Ito couptenauce and support which United
States vesselofWar lies convenient Juan whose
rines have been employed in dispensing body Of Walkers
ensmes) proceedings entirely opposed the prn
pies recognized and acted upon by European nations
both fitting and necessary extend the consideration
given the subject its bearing Cuba agree upon
Of action for the repression of th. policy
aggression, wherever IL displayed in the West
gcoIHd and Tor the that Il deemed
sAry stop Russs Of aggression the Rss
fatal peace and good fellowship that party should
sincere the desire not to Offend aud scupuous DO moth
ing aggressive and unus, while the other known
opposite views, aud To be sssyed by opposite principles
Unt this aggressive, uuliy offending disposition
rected and represscd peace Ia condition than war.
Every concesson made 10 preserve peace
further injury and each step gained makes difficult fu
resistance when II becomes unsvoidshe viii be
do later, under that cncourA geuent
" Therefore, say that V especially indispensable
that France and England should declaration and
o. action bearing especially these hbusteng
pedons The Monroe doctrine, which nsoently
that State Of Europe whether possessing colonies and
rtnres In Amerca and the West Indies not shall hs-e
right Of interfering with the States and Territories Of thai
continent h the rst thing TO be dealt with In the conferences
this point That doctrine has been put forth Ia raporing
addresses and State papers addressed 10 the population
United States but yet has been declared principle
II sction IN Der diplomacy. LIS directly offensive that
every State Of Europe would be warranted in regarding
official Of any intention upon such prR
epls declaration o. war, and 10 delivering passports
the ambassadors % the United States token Of the suspe
sion of further diplomatic intercourse Those States thai
haze possessions in the Yves, Indies
America should agree TO adopt this course and make Il
known that they resolved to do for II Is absolutely
the preliminary step any pro,es, action
against hlbusternR to deal thus with this Assumption. "
America permitted 70 deny Europssn voice
in the affairs Of that continent the right Of
against hibustsring, Of asking explanations ersn
" Bat how deal with fllibusterng7 II confined land
petitions, there Il Of connterscog except By
poying agents and rendering advice aud assistance the
parties attacked The and Of nations
such must Of course, depend Of In
and erPedepcy but the right Of freely using them
may be declared general grounds and thst all that
be done"
Here direct invitation to combination Of the pow