New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

| as,y whom ve shoSd M and slsy m socn 49,
you'd, according 70 our a~ OF %. WV vs,,~t.,rs
| ,uhieeta Bot II The Americans earry everywHaIc
rnI thorn the tone of the resolutions before u- tnen
We must ssy they viii run imminent rrk oil coinsoa'
the corsequepces If which no taan can vshie - P'r
dcae. shGsid COLLISION ever ase Pn ns.srs rrh,
Oar feet. ard armies i'll be four thousand miles lom
| home, sDd will return blow for b'os. oT Mi'seeIs
will negotiate FOR pesce az tsrdiS az they nave nego
tia,.d for settlement Of our present dnefeacss ine
war vi rage on .imply because there no stopping
il; against the nterers sgsiDst tue .lngs ss.ia'
the 4, ry.nt prayers Of both countries lie most fe
parable mlsthit viii be done TO both, Tar mJre tosn
| can be measured by any amount OF properly sna any
lumber Of hves. Ano when impartial history COMES
10 AK VITO were ID authors OF the widespread chsn-
ity, i: viii inquire into existing nghts aud inio zoe
meaning Of treaties rather more closely, We e0-pe'p
| tLsL the ardent cit zens OF I hcmnati.
| Turpi1e 10 our Government, cannot help urging
them 10 C.vote lite lime and take more drec;
and pclusye mea set,ie these questions Or goVd
and for EVER. Il viii be great thing to hn-o them
of during the s1is ipg PIes-ency snd Withdrew them
az 70 D possible cat of the e1citenen. " me sP-
| yioachipg contesr. ADy sacrit.e in reason Is oeuer
tlsn a colison which would pat the mater oat OF Tue
| r,ah Of sta.e meu OF wisdom, Of humanity-of the
tworouptries themselves were they ever ~ desroos
| Of peace. For our part, We can s'tey say We nave
BEEN ready tor any amount OF fee,oaAoe cou-
cessiol. We have ever regarded oil differences oe-
| tween Us and the States much as have haoitu.ly
regarded the difference between or TOSernment Ana
liz owr people at home. While We have ets sd'astiy
| L.
si.tance we bsve ever been for tinl.ly CONCESSION
1hes. ia. rican uuertlOJs out territorial variety
Of our don. di.s-ns large par OF our PEG
PIE, Naturally the more ambitious, the more sen wuieu'
ibv ore mt racticable, and less reverentai OF US
lave betsheL themselves to new country, Set up ih
themselves pied interior nce AMI demanded 10 De
l. alone ia thai pat VI the world which nature see us
to leave open 10 their progress. Classes OF ourselves
| at hOH have made extensive demands without nnco
rice.y Of expr ,son aud without much codsider-
alton VI ex- rs BIT when it seemed in oon stent vlte
nal and Justice IN lie more gene nu
t1its mufQnd.s, what Lave Birmingham ana ma caesei
be, ia their tine but domestic listed S'atss ana
WI ct have The Uuteo Stses been but TRANSATLANTIC
| LsDeasbue or WsIwcksbrei We have met sctu4i
Ie-stapce with arm; have ma nained lag sgains,
| our OWL q. sh and blood; have "msssacred" oar
cnze in our streets when they assumed the shape OF
physical fo:ce; but at the fret breathing time we
have uuslly considered their demands, and gwen all
| that they reasonably a.ked. Within generation the
Govern Dent has three four times capitulaed " the
people. For oui psrt We have uniformly urged tne
surr.i der. Why may We not assume that toe people
OF the United States are still part OF ourselves IN
interest," IL sentiment, in f.lo~-eeiDg, as much az IN
race Many of its moving spiri's are born Eagush-
mep. They are only csTyisg out The spi1t they DC
quiz in schools or our places OF di,cussioo
". yield TO them If ythiDg TO be yielded we
can bear with their otherSise unoearsoie Ian,
gusge better ihsn from nations Of ano her race and
tongue. II they rush INTO outrage their blood De 90
| their own hesls. We cannot help IL nan wi
r.si- bis Own that does lot respect the boar
bead. But while il ls possible, and .oile humanity
tindr,d have right to be heard LEI Us det wfh
the Am, roans as should had they never left our
shores and been merely prosecuting some domeslc
claim. Let Us give up vhEever We can wfb,a' COM
| PROMISE Of plain duty and honjr.
| CeuepordeDce Of The London Tines
PARIS, June le, 6P.n
The general opinion here is thu. the Ane ric an quea
ton will lead to no farther dfferetce of any Serious
hind between the United States and England, II II
ought rather 10 be consdered 81 nearly sshied IN
IN
is said 10 have acted be has done follow up rs VIC
tory and administer q stlll rud.r Lesson The term
"sropt' or Initiation" may be thought too strong,
acc. mpsni.d a. the dismissal OF Minister is by
sursnte. OF goodwill to~erd the British people, ana
r.spect The Sovereign but is impossible TO a;hrn
that the expulsion of the person who was the repre-
sentative Of that Sos ereign Is thug TO De proud
| Of in what terms soeveI it ne disguised IL ID true
II a. the proceeding Of the American Government to-
ware Mr. Champion is not Of the oG..ageoas kind
1ractne ed tosa.d ST. Henry Bulwer by the Spanish
GostiDm.Lt N le4e. II 10 exactly eight years since
| this !bst sfsui' was offered 10 the Queen OF 10
glsbo in the person If her representative; AID two
sucb ,lpei nts q Daion before hf The eeon1
lusrum II completed, quite sufficient 10 tess It's
lstie ce or it's crude nee. lie: hope that the third
Ji,l will from the hands Of the kiog OK the 20
Sc,.s that he may be teDp;ed, in III OF hveh-
net, TO initiate his bet.ers, end some tne morning
s,D0 sir W. Temple bis passports, az we nigh: then
axe ZONE eXpiate the sns OF Gen. Ndrvael and
| Mr. Marcy, together with bic own.
You Will easily suppose that this affair has furnished
topic of much lniertN among the VARIOUS cuciee III
Paris The ars TN ents pro and discussed with
az much fairness cv1ld expect on such an occa
| zion. The complaints of the Americans themselves
lar this is not the first time they are heard seen by
per,ops who by unfsyoraole TO us, to be
not entirely without foundation Toe Americans com
plain that while they take to send the very best
| MT n they get to represent the grea. Repub-
| lie at London and Paris, England and France almost
invariably Eel. ct men OF inferior capacity ana offcla
staI ding whom they would hardy venture 70 accTed,
to any Court il Europe which pietends to q rack
amoig first rate States They maintain that AnerIc.
has night 10 claim that tile, and, though utterly 10
different to ely questions Of etiquette whsh not rare
y in the diplomacy Of the old Courts, they ex-
., ct ha; Of serious character and sessng d1e
| weight IN public lire, should be sent TO them. They
con plain that proper care il not always taken by
either England France in this respect they say they
ct be expected 70 have much respect for mere
rifer, and they think ;hey should nor be obliged TO
receive persons who, from one Cause OK the other,
would be objected TO by the important Courts Of
| Europe Snch complaints we're heard before the un-
| fltppate occurrence Id which Mr.. Champion j. con-
| cerL.d.
Then, tssin, we sre tod h,w mncb better /. would
be had the British Gov, nj spared itsef this
plesrsIt ipc,otnt BY recalling Mr.. CHAMPION before
u,;teis bad been csir;sd to al extremity. We are
enipded that Lord Clarendon bss, up 20 almost the
| hast n.nt, oobe Tor that gentleman what Lord
PalneroD oc III ls4s for Sir H.rry Bulxer; that be
defended BIN thrc bout, though be mus. have been
OF she whole Of the not except
ing tbUse bch now oynsitere1 stroog enough y
uigsteI will not ssy jIstify-the be 80 measure OF
81. uhiop. The Americana cay tia. even su2p,sing
they det.lve tie cha s.s Sout their aggressive spr.
sDd their ehIepsri OF the rights Of cth.rs which
bfougb' ganst ihen ye. tty constitute nevertheless
pV~eiful aiiop aud are 4ase az much entitled TO
rpect from other Gvvernm. Dts IL these matters,
for re, Russi,, Who 10 no. characterized by dis
moderation in her r.lsiobs with her
R,sker Leg bhOrs out H. ward whom there il sho
such o6eT,ace in be selection Of Gplouatic agents.