The daily union., 1856-10-18
THE GREAT THUNDERER OF THE LONDON TIMES
on VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES.

THE GREAT THUNDERER OF THE LONDON TIMES
ON A VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES,
The New York Times Of yesterday makes the following
announcement; es
THE EDITOR rHE IpsDos Ttsrs.--That mysterious
Parsonage whom has heard but OF whom so lit
tie is known the editor OF the London Times in this
country. He arrived in the Niagara Boston, satur
day last and has gone into Canada bat intends coming to
New York in time to witness the great struggle for the pres
dency In November The name Of this great potenate IN the
newspaper world Is Delane." "There
in this country the editor and two
prominent writers Of the Heading Journal Mr.. Lowe and Mr.
Fillmore. The result will doubtless be much
rate and temperate view of American affairs in that paper
hereafter than has characterized It's leaders in times
So honored by visit Of the great Thunderer Of
the London Times and Of his assistants ITO nsss
heyreat struggle for The presidency an NOVsbsr" This
nouncement will bring joy to the hearts (if it does no
more) of the champions Of black repubcanism. Gen
James Watson Webb will be most happy to greet his
ocate in the work of marching with sword in hand to
drive back the slayeocracy Bennett will claim the FIRST
embrace from his distinguished eow-subect OF the
of Great Britain Greeley and Raymond win feel honored
and happy with the privilege being introduced friends
and coaborers of Webb and Bennett whilst Bryant and
Blair will be content to be allowed to stand off and bow
the great London champion Of American disunionism
We congratulate these consprators against the Union
upon the advent of their potent leader just in time to ad
minister consolation TO their dropping spirits To be sure
their distinguished guest does not find exactly the enter
tanment to which he was invited" but his counses may
prove useful under theadverse circumstances which cast
gloom over his hopes of seeing this glorious conederacy
broken into fragments
The Times thinks the result of this visit will be IA much
more accurate and temperate of American affairs in
the London Times hereafter than has characterized Its
leaders in times past" We hope the Times may be graft
fed in this respect If the Thunderer is of observa
tion he will return home much wiser than he and
amongst the most important things he will learn will be
that the Herald Times Courier Tribune and Post have
grossly imposed upon him as to American affairs and
American sentiments We give few extracts from lead
ers which appeared in the London Times during the last
month, and just whilst its editor preparing to come
over ard witness 'the great struggle, which will show
how wofuy he has been duped by the back-republcau
organs and what sad necessity there for nore accu
rate and temperate views" in his paper
The London Times advises the notherners to dssou-
ton of the Union the waste Of words of these
blatant pretenders and calls for acts
The time for all this talk is now, and the
fight for his principles If he wants his prn-
cples to prevail He either leave the Union he must
rule the Unon There is middle open to him for
the solution OF his difficulty and the satisfaction of his
science and If he intends rule the Union he must be ready
to defend his position"
The alternative it presents thus
at shgh time then that the northern States ofhe Union
should their position and what the present
crisis imposing upon them. 1t is, undoubtedly, not
thing to fight and any other mode of settling dis
pue is preferable but the force OF events thrust such an
alternative upon them becomes very serious considers-
ton how far they can any principle of duty and self
respect, reject it."
1t uvokes civil in these words
"Ther whole public life will be under cloud domi
nant slavery will sit upon them like night mare stre their
efforts parayze their energies. Conscience VIII reouke
them friends viii abandon them opponents will deride them
they will be the laughing stock OF the whole Union for
having talked much and done nothing But convinced
that there brighter future than this for the North
"The APPEAL TO FORCE is such unusual course for
nations adopt defence Of great national principles and
nations adopt this the proper occasions In the
end gcn 6y m and are for the temporary sacr
Ace nv la,a1 credit and position The Engh nation has
lust now acted on this principle, and given example OF
WAR undertaken the greatest national sacrifice, for
great public endthe resistance and punishment OF aggres
sou"
In such war England win be, it says, the ally Of the
North. Listen to the assurance:
"Epglish feeling will undoubtedly awake and English
sympathy will where back up the North We are in
tsreed parties the contest Slavery cannot triumph in
America without dscredt to the Saxon and the
downfall Of the boast that the ApgoSaron never retro
grades"
These are extracts from the editorials Of the Tory Thun
derer Of the 22d 23d and Gath OF September find
them copied in the Boston Post and we copy them to show
the hopes which the enemies of country formed
the evil spirit of sectonssm raging here, and upon its
imbodied candidate, John @. Fremont