The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
Our Relations with England.
gFFEers or rRF BrcUANAN NOMINATION


Champion quarrel No who IS not profoundly i-no.
rant q human nature can suppose that such act
have 10 Interior results beyond the dismissal Of
bassaSe. aud tie .e,e.s.c1 Of another Although dplo
macy may smooth the asnefes 81 the rupture, the poll
cy may dictate acquescence IN an airon there are con
sequences which, as neither Of the two governments has
considered neither az them will be able 10 modify
divert. Whenever Engshmen and Americans meet
whether abroad in British possessions-tkere viii be
for time ldseuised CONSCIOUSNESS Of tr
umph side and III snot cred sentiments OF resent
fu humiliation on the other. How long feelings Of this
prelominate without leading 10 some awkward
practical development is not FOR % say; but is clear
that their long repression during peace may add intensity
10 the evaporation Of any future open conflict
That such catastrophe would be embittered by the
collections Of tie recent dispute ani that these would
tcnd 20 magnify calamcs IN themselves sufficiently
great seems 10 ne me IDEA o .aahe party ~ me lniel
states, who have taken carly opportunity 70 make
demonstration against the ant English adherenis Of Mr.
fetce The democratic Con. snton nas nominated a. ~
candidate for the Presidency Nj Buchanan IN preference
10 the present occupant of the White House Although
tn selection i not indeed, 70 Indicative Of pacific aad
inoliensive policy could be desired al all events
proves that tho whole people o the United States n9
INSPIRED by that hatred OF Britain which animated
the cognsels OF Mr. Pierce and his Cabinet O the
men proposed for their selection. I are better pleased
with the cleyetness OF Buchanan the open hostility
OF Pierce Buo nanan has " done tie Britisher-Pierce
woad cat him bones and all The former accords better
with the present hunor the American people. They
ehuckle over the clever address which killed two
birds with stone. and 1Cal the amenities OF
diplomacy here with the pretensions OF patriotism there
But they not at present d Cd to sympahisc gene
rally with the more trucuicnt predictions which
OF the bowie knife and the rifle
count, but on theirs too. The unanimty which would
have reelected hr Pierce 10 the Presidential CHAIR must
have involved as certain consequence the assumption
ola policy pregnant with violence aggression and insult
II would have proclaimed to the world that hencetorth
TIE government OF inc ntod states was pledged ana tue
people OF the United States devoted to q system
which while cehed violated the usual laws OF inter-
national intercourse at the same time coined fresh laws
Tor liz own convenience or pride; and il would not BIO
difficult to foresee that such system, once permitted
through weakness Or encouraged by connivance must
or later lead 70 rupture with European states,
add, among them, with his country.
And what war that would be- We forbear to detail
the REGULAR anI0 vance which each orthe
con ending parties could bring the field We torbear
compute the items OF injury which they might
lively iuniet ana SITTER on the one hand Boston New
lolk and New Orleans dismaGted shattered, depopu
lated and in flames; on the other, Liverpool Manchester
and Birmingham subjected not 70 the same indignities
but to earal misery by the css OF their trade We leave
10 the commercial magination-an Imagination which in
days il more active than any otherto reckon the
losses the bankruptcies the ruin Of private families ard Of
boih counties could survive tho strife and II very short
tine repair their losses Is probable enough but what time
would suffice TO hea! reeproeated injuries AMI cool the hot
torrent Of angry passions More important Tar than this
for il not two nations only, but all civilized
Eurore-ater England and her Atlantic child had
Inflicted these deep and searching wounds other
vixen each had drunk maiy OF the others bood-what
would be the prospects Of European liberty At the
sent moment dark thick cloud hangs over Italy Ger.
maNy, Scrvia ard Turkey II on the cast OF the die
at the! rise free from their time hardened bondage,
that their tiers be rvettcl more tgh Is forever. At
such crisis i II Of no slight moment that the two Kindred
nations who ENJOY the greatest freedom Of thought
ana institutions, should be embroiled in a warfare which
hatred 1t that the great sovereign Powers
Of furcpe, who look with dread and detestalon upon
those institutions which give 10 the governed voice the
goverument Of Their country-ano this definition includes
nearly al the great PowcTsare nledating project for
smocrng the nascent liberties OF those states where
thought not yetsed BY the censor nor speech aisned
By Tie py. dexterousy concerted plan OF operations
may strange the young liberties OF Europe and throw is
people back into the da! and degradation q tee mid
die Once done tins he uncone But. do
this thing is especially neediui as precedent cendi
ton 1t Is, above al things, necessary that England
should ~ ecr distracted eebtacd by engross.
ag AID dangerous contest Whatever dverts her a;,en
ton Grains her euaangers her influence.
gSc- OF strength the ch who hates
liberty and every tyrant VINO abuses lis power. But
how cal does this become II her enerce. are
consumed in paTrcida quarrel With that kindred race
which with her language and blood las inherited her
dious q law, liberty and seli government Wha, would
not tic desrotc sovereign give to England and the
nilei STATES committed u long and deois ting war
such strife would sea- he tate OF free Institutions for
Onalism IN sardinia II soGii cOnsign the far
PROVINCES OF Rome ant Tuscan, eternal sway Of
Iicsily caste and Austrian soldiers. would give full
en 10 tie barbarous csprces Of the Nea potan tyrsn
u wouli sfrnngie lToicsanm in Austria II would de-
Trey tree speech and acton everywhere, and would
cave no bope resource redess, ~ the Wild
ou,burst Of desultory nsu-rcct0r the caprcous
ceance Of the eowardy stileiio We know not II these
things have been considered by the American people
II they have been they al least worthy Of their
mediation. Meruwh.e, venture to regard nli
lee, pronounced hosili,y The temcas,rave pre-
orer the marital and beAeo.e President.
(from the Ioudon Times (Cty Article June %
po- Lutte change ia the money stock market Quota
,Gu- generally steady, bot not expected tha
any tcgable movement would be witnessed until the
intelligence ~ thc 20 b. adced by
the tnelsA the dismissal Of Ar. Cranlp
ton. Tie auucpstons respecting we're greatly diided
end consequently exercised considerable Influence Ia
checking any tspos,tn 20 buayGney but every felt
CON- need that II lord lanef>ton should decide in
fsyof 81 Mr.. ia5s beiB- allowed 10 remain, A
great aai permanent would be witnessed Va
al Gcscnrtcnp Of securities. According 10 some
acco,ats the existing uncertainty 90 the sab
Jet Consi tuted the soe reliance Of the spccula.
tors lOr lower prices bal 4 evident that he civil
Kansas bctweer tie rrosiay CT! and the free soil
Tiers thai DRY constitutes. together a. tie inc
dental Cutrages that Of Congress. the cues
ton t really absoibs The n,resi - the cbre population
&c the rpeu With rr-p~c' ~ Tie nominations vi the
q. I1udld9te for no PRESIDENCY the opinion or
the al community appears 20 b that 1. safer
f1f to eIorc 20 have iaca IRON Nj BgcbiEaA than
utC1 her Mr. Pierce Nr lo gas of Mr ca2s Though
grtst aGcc - placed tie friendly sentiments Of
Eng representative o! the party towards England
rance ~ TAR c0uH be jlsgef tie success Of Mr.
Br HsHan 60 dcrcd xty; but ~ the prssen state
OF fhc oouEtry Political probabilities Il The interval up
mer vhci! the eieNs on take, place, to
allow Of auy strong calculation. TGc candidate tho
Crfr alse remains yet O. 30 elected ard " supp