New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
BRrrlM GOLD ~ AMERICAN ELECTIONS

we 81 .ot lopyoss sbsi tse report OF cor
- The Bysie9usrs rtsrfer,ne. 70 tac ~ .rc-n.,
hesi>s D,isl ~ c'sp hes gaiief any se'pu,
40. ~ The U,-.a state. sac, r.por tpT7ve, -
We up< 7stabd, more or le-s ourren' d .ha, SIR
TIC AID hes is converts. IL Is lu1 l,.l o,non.r,s
C%t p.,a,.r Nth money I, ss,is. them N cary
irs tn.ir man End defeating the Demo fs'c &c 80 = .
Whoever beli- wee such repQ'', @ni =, oil 90.
the ~ may De who 90 70, IL u 70 nav be a.
ON, iop instance bov comple ty Am' Iioan. i1J u1
,e, shon, English politics aid Ebgnsn a. .I.aP,
and ON the way things ~ on IN 'ne IL s sen p,.- . =
world Can sDy one conceive an r ,nJ 81. ~
to the oIdtr OF batnre 10 pon .b,nd no n,riru;ny
~ % Pr, snt's el.ciisn ia the uni;ed states, aud
secuiIpg by bribery and corruption ne ieVi u I1e
Engi@ c.no idat. ya,I We 10Y Ie.s himself sbicp
~ &C.,, him for success In such tran sacloa. Wt.t
w,nld bis friends, tie old Romans OF the days OF
rn,e ,.pubi, so simplicity say " then polray.r en-
pspipg in such pioce. dlhg5. no, We can - "'n
srS i,tneurg IN a Transatlantic election, e. our
1baY celloT of ibe E1cbequer But our Transetantic
friends Cannot be exp cted 20 appreciate Sr George
Couewsl Lewis himself WIS, We cali at:en
ton to Is the extraordinary grotesqueness Of the
icea its.lf-sn English Chancellor Of the Ex-
cb.quer me0 ding with the election OF Preeideut
for The United States, and bribiDg a. the Amerc .n
musings. There s q carious Obsdet-Tess abou, the
picture Ii csrries us bsck 70 times when Cabinets
were really snug closets, in which British money could
be sp. Mt without fear of explanation. Happily, an
Engi,b Cabinet Is not so powerful ceLter as our
Amt rcan hl8Imsts &Oald represent i. Il has no se-
cr.t purse the strings Of which open any psrt
of The world al abtam. 1t IAN more think o car
rypg American election than II cap OF carrying an
election 10 the Spsnbh COrer, or to the Begisn
(hambr,s or TO the Dutch Sta,ef-Genera. IL - no
secr iIresp nsibe tribunal me.tii g, rs tie Ameri.
can rumor would repre-, j., like the Vehm5erc1 OF
The middle sses, and weioifg biddeo, uolqutou9
machinery; Happily eveiythns mq,' os open " WI ~
us: ara when The Chancellor o. the Exchequer got up
in is eest in Parliament TO snt ounce bsf sucn sun
ad Sway ed the election in the Unite Staes We need
not attempt to oescrbe with what sorprl-e toe sate
uent would be received ID the House. We oeueVe,
if S,r Contwan Levi. announced IRON bis pace that
he had il INIT alton Of a precedent set by many Oh
bis precec tsors in the EugAh Treasury, sen' l2r
Baron Rottscbild, and tortured him TIL he hsd con.
sen 60 10 give up nall hs fortune for the expenses OF
the late wall the announce melt won hirdly oe more
as.opishrg Tea, an Eng ish Chancellor Of the Ex-
cbeqper should NEEDLE and bnbe IN transatlantic
eli cton IS fact about as dp cordant Win tne present
tpirt O, F. phsh poltic about ,ODgruous groerque
aid sLtquated az that he should thumoscre~ d
e'RtalsSt. savs no Do1;cu.r res.ou for liking Mr.. B4
chaIaD, or wishing bin success ~ me appioacnins
election He i. committed 10 party which contains
q strong Anti English element 10 It, ana me mooe III
wlict he nduc'ed bis diplomatic niss sion as hais-r
in this country tas given us no reason TO desire any
fuItber Ottlings with him. tie does not appear ID
have consult the iIteIess OF peace, or TO have
made good understanding betwet the Two countries
hs obj. .cl. Too evldeLt signs "a her appea OF as
having purposey refused to understabd Lord Cl1ren
a, n. Ieaceul offers in order that he might keep up
con venient pc for psIty cry in his Sn counrya
CRY by aid Of which he himself might at last falf the
anb,; on Of bis life, ano Uota n the Presidency. But
we Eng irh are by this time wire enough 70 hoow inst
we shou oot do ourselves much good by nedohng
ont Of our own sphere. The bare su picion, we're It
seriously entertained by any larger portion OF the
American constituency, that we were iLt"rferDg
would of itsef ruin the caLdidae in who's the
interference was sad to be made. Am, rcsn feeling
would be desperately reused aud every man who was
not afraid OF being thought traitor 10 his country
Britifh candidate. 1t is only due TO Col Fremoat
then, to point out the extravagant absuoity Of ths
St enseess rumor and TO whoever in the Uaited
States is r,duous enough believe such story th st
we never have medded, and never shall NEEDLE, 10
their elections.