Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20
Mr.. CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL

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the reception Of the Minister OF General Walker by the
sosal of the Minister Of Queen y.,o,;. M. x.,a .,x
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mere niouerAe eounses VIII prevail with Government
which has thrown az all prcence OF adherence the
rules that regulate the OF nations and feels NO
dgrastion In aying IN. ,n,er,-. of the orr, ns.,a ,,b
hose dstnies IL is intrusted To men exercising trad,
which few ago sanguine spcculstor on human
progress von have pronounced 10 be AN and
an imposSbiity The same el.ctiopceripy rsc.ait,,.
which make the representative of hand of Ia. f,.
hooters tit guest and companion for the Chief
of Christian aud educated Republic have decr,ed that i'm
spite oi our earnest wish to atom. for the offence we b.y,
given and our abstinence from ANYTHING
which could by possibility aggravate the dispute we
must UNDERGO the inignty OF seeing our Minister
sed form the diplomatic circle at w tor
supported by testimony ON which wc should never dream
OF convictng the basest OF maknd The Presidential
election DC carried at whatever price aud il dec-
cd by the present Ministry better TO plunge their Govern
into Of disgrace and their country into
degree of danger TO lose single vote which may
be gained by insolence To allies or union with criminals
At this critical time nothing Is more than
the attitude OF the American Press least ofthat portion
OF it which have seen IL il either afraid To speak out
at ALL in order catch the first breath popular
involves itself in the fragrant aud glaring contrac
tons Thus told in the artcle in the New
York Herald that Walkers is desperate and certain,
succeed and in successive ARTICLES that England
nothing fos Central America that she will be glad
to be nd Of that she has sold Mosquitoes Walker
aud Is chAeng with Honduras for the price ut Ruatan
and that TO her policy OF aggression and violence,
She radv tight the death io these very possessions
One moment have the bAst OF the song
peace; the President is first blamed, then praised;
treated bold aud successful statesman, fee
HE and cowardy intrigued. We seek iu vain tor
thing which to anchor faith, something animated
10y higher principle than that of the n,ou's>ary
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