The daily union., 1856-11-04
FREMoETIsM IN ENGLAND THE SANE As FIRE.
MnNrLsM IN TIE limited sTArRs


The remarkable feature in the presidential canvass
is exhibited in the indifference with which the people in
many OF the States witnessed the unwarranAbs inter
ference of transatlantic journals in elections We have
kept readers advised the evidences of deep ooude
manifested by the organs of the arstocracy London for
the OF the abolition party and We have shown that
their anxiety founded upon the hope of dissolution Of
the Union held by the triumph OF Fremont Twenty
years ago such instances Of intermesdng the part Of
the British arstocracy would have aroused our whole
country to the highest pitch Of indignation At present.
however these things not only with partial ind
ference but the leading Fremont organs actually and
openly gratifed at the sympathy with which they
couraged from abroad What would be the of the Brit
sh press If the leading journals in the United States should
combine in wagng upon the expressions of Ireland by
the British government and in urging the brave and gen.
people Of Ireland TO throw of the yoke that has
long CALLED their neeks Does any doubt that the
English press would arouse the English people to an indg
nant Of the interference in their
affairs Why then the American people less sensitive
similar ourages perperaed against government by
British Intermediates The is plain there is a
close cordial and wel-arranged alliance between the
leaders of tho backrepubcan party and their sympath
GERS in Great Brtain-such alliance fully usdes the
charge that aboliuonsm has received material aid from
abroad in the In confirmation OF this position
the following cool and significant article in the Herald Of
Sunday is worthy of attention
''THE ENGLISH JOURNALS on THE PREADEEcy.-The
English newspapers by the last arrival filled with ar
ces in relation to American affairs and of the journal
lists show great Improvement both in tempe and
information to political events in the United States We
find in the London Daily News Morning Star and Manches
ter Guardian elaborate articles the presidential contest
which resemble in and temper the appeals the Amer
people made by the independent journals of New York
The Guardanone of the chief organs of English opinion
takes the position of the New York Herald in relation the
attacks made by the Fillmore and Buchanan organs the
private character, the family and the religion of Col Fre
mont and asks very pertnenty upon what ground nqu
res of this character introduced into public discussion
American citizens fitness for Office Governor Wse and
Master McMaster, of the Freemans journal, come for
share of the Guardians sarcasm and the article very plainly
shows how contemplate their tactics when viewed by
unprejudioed mind.
The Daily News predicts Mr.. Bucb anan's election, but
describes very fully Fremont convention at Ptburg
the enthusiasm which News thinks augur
well for the Pathfinder in the stronghold Of the democracy
The News takes very fair view of the position of parties
and describes Mr.. Fllmores situation exactly The Morn
ing Star gives view of the great principles involved in
the contest and extracts certain pregnant from
Wall-street speech of Mr.. Banks.
The Journals to which have last referred the
of liberal opinion in England and their articles show
that they perfectly we'll informed politics
They very clearly, every of common must
see that the niger driving democracy and their know
nothing adherens having the weaker side of the argument
attempt to divert the attention of the people from the main
question by absurd attacks upon the character
Colonel Fremont. Every American blush how
such contemplate tactics njure national reputation
throughou the world"