The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18
FHE DAILY DIsrATCH.


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The pinc4tsy with 1sss! ....sss, - Inc
y, we believe Mat he general ssn. .nss5v and
: Sca,hern csmnunisy k In fAvor ~ |. M ara,
pacific ssstsefnentof oar dfhca"'ss ,.,-,.raou
Britain The apology MADE oy s...,,-s,,a ma
on IRE enlahiekt shblest hss oesn :mss ~ e.
rrnnoaai "a srbiirste the Central Amel'eA.
r.. 4. f.,- a ,roper, and one which weaesout
s.. -, ,.r,s,tcsn ticvernmept'wH accept
rs,ssl sss.,,sn ~ that ufncsity, We hurnbiy a.
:. - !. an, aimed by The sword, which p mol more
s~...,..,,e tr negotiation i- = - - 49,, p.
- n I, NOT pretended by anybody on tins sag 9,
- a,ia.tic that we arc prepared for -. war; ana
NOT denied by any ON either side tnas
raslsud never was so wen prepared BEFORE. A@T
obvious that in four weeks at the onfsde' t'o. :.
mo declaration Of war. she would be In possess
cf,eyery seaboatd city, of any importance ON 'ns
Atlantic coast aud 10 sig weeks Oaiifornis "o''u
, be IN the occupancy Of her troops VIVA. W
prevent its We have men, and we have salos,
hat where are our armies and our nayiest ~
talk Of undisciplined troops competing WIKI ies~
lar soldiers rs to talk nonsense There are 10
drawer men IN The world Than Americans, NORM
and South. but what Is bravery against discipline,
ana such appliances for war as Great Britain now
commardsi We say nothing OF France. Though
:, we may find, when too late, thatthe Western AZ
= nance extends to the Western Hemisphere. In
such view OF The case Is not discretion the bet
ter part of valora" Were our honor;or any Vital
Interests involved, it might be we'll to turn deaf
- ear 10 the voice of that "rascaly virtue; Pr1
4 'aence.a buswhen such caase Of quarrel can be
!, ~e,ended, II behooves us TO be peaceful. Who
,snnpe, -es that even Nicholas, with an army Of
s,;lon q, 'uen, would have allowed. the Eastern.
quarrel to rips nipto s.was if he had supposed an
.l.,ca h..ceers England and France possible -
w. corrhercixfN ttion. With no standing army
Or navy hays Just sees. that thas alliance IS posi-
HE, and WHY provoke sga,'st ourselves eompna'
,;on which Russia armed from heat to foot, would
meyer. willingly have encoun.scedt - =.
- Nh. c;x;,;s cd world has never, seen 'sucha war
ss,,b.rhetreen the Western Powers or between.
England alone and the United Stalks would prove
Nj would lass,longer than the ,wars o. the Reyon
s;of and ut its close, question would De scti
lied but The inability of either party 70 continue it
longer. III France take part in it. Abe can send
an army OF half million of the best soldiers IN
the woridte the United States. In thet@e
The people Of the West need not expect exemption
from the horrors aud Oscillation of The contest
Fleets of British gunboats can enter the Nor.ne.n
Lakes .apd land tmyrads of armed men on me
shores OF 0hioi Michigan, &c. who VIII sweep hke
a swarm of locusts over their fat valleys. Tvs
therefore not the Atlantic seaboard alone which is
!, In DANGER Both Napoleon and Victoria VIII
take good care not only to mako the next'war Pay
for itself, bui for thar which has precededit Let
the Western producers bear this ia mind, lest u ey
see The coasuners upon their soil in person, -
We trust that the suggestion of the London
Times may yet be carried out, and that the Eng
Iish Gorcrnment viii send Lord Elgin, Sir II. l.:
Bulwer, or some other discreet and compete per-
to Washington, toaErange matters. or that the
Uaited States will aeeredit their present Minister
in London with plenipotentiary powers to settle
all Questions at issue between the two countries