New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
From The London Tunes, June n.

In the phrdst0Ogy OF tn- view Woffl, Tue Noh'tn-
ii, n at Cincl n.ti having "Ie,ffrmea the Baltimore
Platform ia q manifesto, adds thereto some reeoll-
lions which will be found in our columns. lney :re
not very plea ant reading either as TO their styie
which is very much What the giant Gargantua would
have euuo ed Tor bi, least amiabe occasions, or for
their tone whca Is that Of self will, oppOs- 70 al
The doubts That int. sona hight or any other oon'id
Grafton ught suggest. AZ prescott, however, We are
Lot in the mood 10 quarrel either With the tone any
more than with the rtyle. We are prepared 10 make
tbi ps pleasant for rather quaTel-omo cousins
sno if possible, would not leave TO Mr. Buchanan, 10
Il event of his election, the trouble OF discovering
some lev doctrine, OF che Monroe ciass ior tne re-:
d, melt Of the r. naming differences between US. il
thu. thst perusal of the resolution. bt fore us, ana
OF ether documents OF the same DESCRIPTION We are
tempted to 20 good deal further than Mr.. Bu ;hanan
in that pec uharty Of vision which he has applied -
The sc aars lie does bot hat there To rbtra.e
upon III the Clay top-Buwtr Treaty. But WI Mr. 80.
chabap, or ally gentleman In his behalf, De ~ gOJd
as to say what there was to have treaty upoa-
what occssion there was for ally Conference at all
what sutj ct auer for any AGREEMENT! IL he
Democrats Of Ciocnn sit and Mr. Bucha. al, and even
the rr, soe n have any clear dea 0p the saolect II
NIT b. that the Btil Government weEt through the
poD pous ceremony Of senang Plenipotontlary TO
An tjiCa to declare, that VIII fess It had nothing It
would acquire nothing and pretend to nothing, IN Cen
tal America. In al soterDess and sincerity we al
ua,s sui peted there thing very amiss about
that affair e the simoe that people here
se,nto 10 think they bad made very great coup
We do not believe in diplomatic eoups When nations
art well bt OF position taey subli ~ WITH
a. good grace az they They give way sben they
cont thiuk point wort5 fighting for, or whsn there
hsppess :" b, seme national f,tuDg or interest csn.
ceihto. But 10 nation ever was ooani by mere
firm OF words ard wss not To be expected thai the
UpIttd States womb ever be bound oy ptras-. E'-
csp,ly they know ~ hit about the Clayton Bd ser
lr,s rs 999 out of ~ 00O Go in tnls county. They
thLk they a natural nigh. TO Central "a,
thy CAD get it, and all ttat stonds in then way they
set Gown q. mVoLshlne.
la. yrnO sh4Sl
graz osOLs seconc cousins, who are 30 nsufersby
lent and pinto r.by o.agr. cable chiefly because
they are n-uca like ourselves. Inele 10 al Ola
prov.Ib, " Most ha te, least speed II tie msi'ers
tuch plain saspg they cay !; Is, Their own desiioy
Il so Iaram Jubt, If Dature has settied matters e.
sgrseaby certainly Tor the extension OF thei- EN-
pne, forth they Iced DC IN no part ,aar hIy,
sLd above All, have 10 occa ion 10 beard tie na-On
ircu, uh, III Ia, have the honor the di-h01or be
sturoly bou. We beg 10 assure them that nobody
III England takes natural aud spontaneous interest
in Central Amer ca. Nobody here, ep. SOME OF The
sieaoiest old officials, OF NJ Pc VI pre.urnetursf
Ike shtles have read or Can be indeed 10
read TIE blueboOk on the subject. The Dames obrc-
d,d upon Us by the progress OF the controversy are
general stapge ARD unreal 20 Us dc tbo-e IN tee
Arabian NsgAis entertainments = book of travels
in C.n,rs Africa. The people of England, az :he
1900 citizens of Cincinnati may rec from the
Q, claratIon of the Manchester Chamber Of Com
nerc., arc many other EXPRESSIONS o! iee pop-'.r
4. elipge have bo wish 10 deny the Uni.ei
C.uIal American questions, 80 tar as they ques'
t,ps OF inter- st ana convenience and 10 no. cop:o
use honor, duty and night. For OCr par, We ean
lock with great resignation and even pleasure - The
future day when tie United states may embrace the
whole continent between British America and tie
ktlmns Of Pansma. We ,ould even go further; bat
IL not ntcrssary, nor do We ace any likelihood Of
noie. W. ale willing 10 admit that the United States
have fair night 10 ex )ect an " ascendabcy in .ae
Gu Of Aenco, supp, sing Affairs there 20 be 30
settled a. to require " sec-ndsndy' OF any sorf
u be in natural prcess Of further development
But--end fot the sake Of ali parties, We beg these
castlc buldu e. ~ide-sympathizirg, ascendaDcy hum
ing, King citizens 10 take heed tbs. there
" but in the sfan-we trust they Will remember
there are Certain places where the British fsg q
toit.d; there ore certain Birth ships the com
usLd Of Brtsh AmIr.is, who .ail with certain o-d-r-
Mole or ltss definite, whereof We know but little.
here are al-o cersn Britlsh subjects with property
rather In the way Of coliaion. OF counse, il the
Americans wish to win honor and slJry from he
eonaiy Of their ancestors, they may pe,hap' desrs