New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Popose;; 70 rh,srl .b,ch in civilized coGman
ties have always been upheld hesi ano 20 LII bid
upon her tn nstead If Wanting toat sne s ~ .h
htr greatness on the Monroe doctrine, "ueu hv
,,;ns Of Isolation she should SEEK 10 attain 10 oy
80 nh, In the pubie Law If Europe, snd oy
her DE- stiry to be regula. by tue sse cas,ipies
IS noi;cy which al nations Soich have stes, $3.50
TO accomplish have invariably recogni|eu IN"'N' r.
THE DISMISSAL OF CRAMProS'
T,o. The Loadon rms', June ~
Her Maiesty's Ministers, considering tnN .ns ,i.s,
enu ent II the United States bad an uedou9eu su.
10 di mis- Mr. Champion ard the three tousaS .
had rea ops of their for doing 50, have useteey
AIDED M srfseyes Of the ,sne liberty not 70 osre
Mr.. Dial az, The American Govern ment, ai,er i'cs
deiberstior, has accepted hall mea 'ure snu a' g
as positive set could ee quaihed ~ a's ,,a ous,;
verbal assurances and invitations, they nave qun
ed n err dismissal Of Mr.. Cramp'sn Idey nave us
missed the Minister, and exprrNed tn'SnseTves en'
tir,,y satisfied win the explanations OF the 'oVeiu-
mebt which sent him out, which gave niui ."e -,
s,ructiops that led 10 the present unhappy iesu
VIII set their dir. ctiODs to him throughout, suu
which declined to call hin when r'qnestec 40 10
30 L. would be vsin TO say that we can take .ueee
assurances in a.inpe ana nstura' seus1 doe.
10 be supposed that the American Government ooe'
entiYely ac0ut us If blame IN this anar OF sse oS
tinct lipe between the Cover ment ano tue codu. VI
the oipomati agent. For purposes Oh eooci'a'ou
ar diulomacy il affects to consider our GVv.inmene
b,m. = OF the exec sses charged on ITS Miuis'er.
What is a coDct ssion 10 peace even IN oipiom4ec
puise aud " th lock Of insinc.rty, Is an inpora't
element Of the crisis on which our GoVerhmeu' n's
inst be- called TO act Could they with prop-ty send
back the American Minister when the Am.rican
Goveinu bad brought tnemsev-sto aver that tasy
had Oh bi point no quarrel with our Government oue
op, iurt use for offence With Its agentl Could taey
with property su.p.nd diplomstic intercourse win
Gov, n NE III which expressed strong desire To con-
tinue it, notwithstanding alleged provocaion TO tue
A. oil events, could they hot, vii aout loss
of to or sec. pt the OF peace made to soften
naipfrl h.t inevitable net OF OffrnSe Va.
doubtedly the American Government has carefully
70 put the matter that our dismissal OF It's Min.
ister would be than retalistlon. IL
would be returning the blow aud giving deaf
ear TO the mild tones that explain.d 1t. We were
at liberty either to interpret the hand by he voice. or
the voice by the hand Government hao taken the
fIm.r alternative. 1t is, after OIL the SAFER course.
At this mon .nt hardly the course that might
have be-, expected from State ihst had just con-
clud,d honorable peace, after ssDguinary war
with the grebiest military power III The "ofid. Dat
even with that power three short years ago. we we're
psile,re in way that gave little indication OF what
wbs to follow. We b, Id elves then the more free
10 act rs might think right, btoau-e We knew odr
,.ves we we've pr. pared for the worst. Douotsss
iu col fdence ID the courage AID resolution OF toe
county hos contributed to the pacific choice OF our
Government II rightly Judge that we eau sfford TO
y.ld if We con do 80 Wit out p"-itive dshoHor
In both Houses 1t will be observed that the expans-
tiops If Her hsjesy's MiDisten are limited 10 the
u ole INN. date sues ion pressed upon them by tne
oisnirsal Of our Minister That is the frt thing
10 be consider ed-wh, ther or not we shsu con-
tiIue di.luna'iC Teatiobs with the United States
Trough The medium Of the gentleman nov repr sent.
irg that Government at our Court Neither Lord
Clsrer don nor Lord Pslmers'on says word on tie
subject Of Central America really at the bottom OF
the whole affair. They make no allusion to Mr..
BsIcy's refusal Of srbrIaton ON the sense Of tue
treaty, offer Of reference to sciebtifc authority
on some questions Of fact Loro Pslmerston, indeed
asures that nothing is intended by the slight
ADDITION to ou laval force G that par. Of the world
thsp TO pr, tect Brsh property Odd su6j-cts, and TO
prevent needless collision. We shall Dot, therefore,
20 into that matter except so much rs To express our
conviction tba' bad hot TIE United States Govern
ebr CONF TO the conclusion that it was expedieat to
let rid vf the Cayton-Buwer Treaty in one way or
smother, and clear that fed for political opera
tons, should never have heard syllable
Of the recruiting Question It Is evident that
the United hiates Government is not very press
ing for an nan. oiste solution OF the Central
American difficulty, coisld.fiLg that pst nov
things are goiI favoTdbly for it's interests. rhe
recruiting question, however, lad rip. ned 20 Il crca
maturity, and oOuld OF b. pOttpODed In this cmer
gtpey the American PresideLt has perhaps, taken the
ildest that remained, short of giving 1t up
altogether. No doubt, be cOnd hardly have dDne
that without Damaging bimself and bis friends very
ULsd.rably with his people; and OF course 1t l. MT
10 be expected that an American President should
ske martyr Of hiuself for the peace of the world
ni ets for any consideration TO the feelings OF En-
Z end. -~9
In saying that the United States Government has
ADOPTED bulfmearure and that our Government has
met 1t more than half wsy-in admitting that both
sIdes had tight TO 90 what they have dOpe-,he
without giving of.nse, the other without loss OF
lOnOI-we 90 not for n ouent blink the fact
that the Iesnh, 80 far, is anything bnt fiat
tenn the piice Of this county Ifthere any p-o
pie in the CLited States capable VI yiatfc ativn at
the fact, we certainly have beeL touched in honor
and We 'ubmit with as much grace we Can TO what
We alice al insat. We disposition to sur over
that fact, for we not without hope that the Brit
isb people will be rather lees liable to this species Of
for the future. We DO not think the DE mile
Oi I'll obd will be ncefOrh st by quietly lie pro-
seO to wbcb they have the 6rav, st objection and
negotiations f which they have utter d trust ar. GO
ng ON, nobody knows how, under the shield Of the
koya pr. rogOfve. The honor Of England can hrdly
be soid " be in is own keeping, when month after
OF ID It's representatives, ark, aud ssk in vsiu wat
bos b.ep dorc, whst complaints have been received
III III Other Governments Whist answers have been
stb!, what lie tine present state Of the quarrel, and
what tie probable conclusion. Throughout tie whole
Vt his recruit sfsr and the corres pondence ars-
ing out Of it, tie British pubic has only kaowa the
st' taken by iis own Government when the Amei.
car Government had alreaoy &C ed upon them We
aobere TO our opinion that the American Government
has bot acted with common generosity in this affair
ard that its pet.nse If tesa majeskas Or off,n,e
sgainst It's territorial sover.k n.y. l. simply got up for
the occasion. New rthee,s the common ssn.e OF this
country would Dot have allowed Mr.. Cramptou tn 90
on week after we' X pun gng deeper into aoificulty,
al The very moTert hen ibere Woe nothing the An.r
hah Go'rpmeLt 30 earnestly wanted foI Central
American purposes. Often aid often, indeed has h.,
brtrb people been plunged into war or forced 20 ba
mliahob before thy knew what Was all aboat and
b, NE u whore names had hayaly reached them W
cannot but thin that the time n going by for mi. 1
oiwoik. Atleast, If England makes NO effort To atom
II amer The preseb affair deserves the
We believe that Her Maj.stys Governmei has An
Pa'eh me opnion OF The country m deciding not to
pot o hostile Interpretation the dismissal az NJ
Champion, or 10 make that step grounO for br.oL;n
On all oIpomatic communication with tho -