Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-25
NUMBER 80.

our part, there j. dark design bre-ing OF .heh f,ur.
day will reveal the fruits Il than con cturd h,t
Great Britain and France have entered into and are about
70 consnnate joint arrangement for armed
in the affairs Of the United States Nth IN, pu,,o ~
treating ns n not entitled To the privileges Of the laws of
nations bat to be dealt with like the Cae. and other
savsg. tribes of Africa; to which Il nov a, n. I r.
be~ TACT OF all the dispo-abe British troops b-iny or,,
ed to Canada, and powerful British sa,isdro having
been despatched by the way of Havana TO c.r.yu. r
Profound sagacity aud foresight What deep aeu..i.
lance do-s such apprehension show with
diplomacy, and especially with the ior-iyn polite, and
general objects OF the Emperor OF the TKsScu,
No, have raised the ghost we are b,nd In Law
sgsn and A. We have conured up these ugly and terrific
phanta-magoria, ~e must dissolve them MY !. a. thi.
going tohaPpens What the VI th. war in hich
we are going to engage For there no reason or
the war; there will be the cause dsproy.J tb.r,
need be no apprehension of the effect
We glad, then, be- able UPON the confession of
'he Amercsn Journal to reduce the Of til. war TO
very small compass Save and exc.pt th, pr..,nc. 81
the English Minister Mr.. Crampton Their. i, no Other
cause or pretcIt for rupture the two countries
lhe only cause OF rupture them between the two ruun-
tries lies In the question Of recalling or not recalling Mr.
Cramptou ~
Now such question this NAV be settled witbout 1
heulty and the United States Cover nn,ent II 6nd ,h
English perfectly reasonable. The English Goy.rp,,nt
gave definite instructions Mr. Champion not To et
against the law of the United in the recruiting al
tr Let Il be proved them that Mr. Crampton has gone
against his instructions aud the English Cover n,nrpt viii
not identify itself with his acts What NOR, can th,
United states expect .ay! This is the stimuli. md
straightforward way of dealing with such oue.tan. nd
thus dealt with, this question produce no war En-
gland will never go to To back up disobctent of
ei, though she may demand satisfactory proof of his Of
fence before she condemns him.
Nor, TO Judge from the OF other American ionrna
u ere appear TO be any general expectation In Amer
ica That tins question will produce IL may suit the
objects OF the party which the Government organ repre-
sents to endeavour TO ane American iaou,ly and
sion, 90 appeal to old grievance- and r-wak.n old v,,
ges party which wants political capital will not be
very particular how gains il and If the humiliation Of
a. 1t would De called IN the person Of English
Ocisl will have this effect they will try that ,xn.n R,
there ~ abundant evidence that American society large
does not take that interest this question which the CO.
'erhent organ would persuade did, aad upon the
good sense OF this independent class confidently rsy
Tor check upon tue designs OF political party
Crampt'n, SAYS an independent journal-qaoting the
ueie OF te Government organ 10 which have been re-
ierring-"Crampton Is the only or for war
The world will never be set in flames about Mr.
Crampton Oh no: l. Marcy laughing in his sleeve at
Vs."