The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

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hsviss made psaos with Esgiand, for al Persia = IN
state q rsvoiuoon
Mr.. Buchapsn's Position Contrasted with
Lord Palmerston's.
From the London Times, March %
By ooincdeaos Of occssions she t.o greet Anglo
saxon communities OF the world wi In tia spsos OF .
single month, have laid the foundations Of govern
for their respective oouptriss In America these
alterations Of poov proceed anoordiug u axed IA
9TH the regulari'y OF machine Aiser four year. Of
Office the Prestent and adminbratios OF the Uniteo
States absolved from their duties on the 9Th or
March, and the olooE strikes II day the exist
oouns Of affairs is dinerout The Usbsv Of the Bssk
Rod can, indeed, convey 70 our legtsative body In
:w. hsm' but n. event. saosp. .sa s mS: oo
our once In seven yeavs, IN not assigned 70 any
s,od se.:on or period !. % .ocdsnt alone which on
the t. oountres into sgoai and striking contrast nor
do We think that upon temperate reflection. oomosr,
son Of sne rv.l rs.utoD. sl leave % much 70 rePne
Tbs American Congress. according 10 pure democratic
crescn Of The people than the British House OF Com
mons, for the numbers Of constituency determine the
Plumbers Of IT. rep esent.ve: votes are taken ~ bal
doubt that Congress give ensctve Representa-
tlon of American opinion. but congress the only
President 'bimsef the head of the sSmuist.asion Ia
also appointed IN the polling booths o. the mn.ry,
and .i.,. We have recently Witnessed the thoroughly
contest partakes The Presdept OF the United States
does, beyond al question: peYsonyrhe choice Of the
ple put the sufrsgcs are even without OF
ton, apd they commit the great Constituency OF
Union for four together. meny moot important
points to the guidance and policy Of . single man Au
American edmtptotYnnOu n and
express renewal Of puolc last longer four
yesr, y.s regard. Nc cont .ong al hortv,
tence or 10 pervesiy nor any opportunity .,-t ed 10
the puolic OF roou'ic erpg " re'oluton T,e'e no
"sppca TO the country - consultation 'the oonstu.
eIces," no "want Of confidence vote" p,aotsoa.
BILE A! the sppoin,ee period, indeed, the oopsusu.
for uc.on, but until that hour arrives the
electoral decision oaonot be Ieso'sded President
Pierce might II behsd 50 plsa'es have dstu-bet de
srcyed the relations OF the Un,oo with auv state In the
universe against All the OPINIONS OF his constituents but
untl the 4h OF this month his authority could
butes and power OF this great sppoat derived
true 10 the FIRST instance, from the the whole
couuunity but when the community has spoken the
the 10 irrevoksse and for certain term OF
yess the President and the people ndhsolubly joined
with these institutions oompsye our own rhe Office
OF Prime Minister depends virtually upon the votes OF
Parliament, dor could be retained without the cond
Commons there hes d time appeal 10 the
encies and Lord Pslmerston 10 ct this moment ohal-
Mr.. Buchanan did last autumn n the verdict Of the
constituencies proves 70 be such there every
to aDticlp,.e his lOrdshp = The !rs Minister Of the
Crown will represent the decision Of electors with e.
much fsithfulness Is the American President Here,
however the resemblance ends and the We
sn Not only do our nsusutioss provide other powers
70 ballast and trim the vessel Of the State when ca
open :. al nss 70 or rcvocs.Uu No. suv
can the House Of Commons be reconstructed but even
whou, rccoustnuton sad while composed Of tbs Same
ran wykhd pnW al hpfof Alta
noenoe on which the administration relies. II h
under NO necessity Of waiting for fixed period,
union I'LL the appointed boar Of divorce and 70
lease vote f censurs or want Of ooanfe~os oan be
subvert the sovrrnusnt ssoh creature n 0dsspc.o'
Minister exists, far ~ this country IL concsrnsd only
IN the sssnas'os 81 Mr. Cob Tor. Applied . An:rO.a
for there The tountry stands nexraby 70 s nrs vote
bu, England the onoes Of the are al~ays
Lord Palmsr.ton WIN have 70 nee', hovsvsr his popu
arity mig have influenced The elections could abandon
reasons for the proceeding, the optaou Of the country
would support H. The approbau justly yielded 70 The
or irrssponsiSliiy Tor he future Hs security
does NOT sxtesd 10 his forthcoming policy,
s sassp 70 receive p"So si' s'sy 'n
not be tied or bound 70 him In any way Whatever He
csrno commit NJ 70 asy unpo ,ular unpssouo
will plaoe couptryn beyond rsk OF HARM ana 90
taofsh our relations with the Chinese safe ana 90
ooopS
himself ocsorpsd and he honor Of Enslsnd 70
those nuculent barbarans, Psrih would promptly
Wmpass his Administration without waiting Tor tue 4,h
OF March, 1901 The country answeriog the appeal OF
the government net exempsipg that govern meat from
future accountability, or - voting definite lesse OF
a. accepting a pledge for more We oaa only susuf
the future from the past LORD Paluert,n and his COL
they have done, and nos ou, il The hope but xhss
far important The notorious ou1on hss tho,Y
policy ,hsn continue 70 be satisfactory tina, TIE sades
NJ tHa als,sl
We cannot but consider that IN We balance Of these
and we believe Indeed po,wilhs,srdng the dsmonstra
tons 70 the contrary vhish might be offered paper
,ss, We are !, The ENJOY nSns Of much more genuine
stand now oommned a. regards their forsgn policy 70
M sucnanan-s man Of hlss abilities, no doao,, and
but though they chose him tsey must ais, kesp
him, whereas no electoral Judgment however strongly
ssS frssr .u r...d. -. sporoy. o s
past acts. II his foreign eolicy shoad besoms puslssi
nous or peri'ous weak or vsaton, 'turouontI gag
Eressive In the eyes Of the Lsg allure he viii lose
The support which be leans, aad the mpsndins
verdict OF hs CONSTITUENCIES VIII no: avail HIN joL
ases TINS sek recorded Ia ia o. his poaoy, he would
be prom py that favor In question worth
%snsss 70 suppl. hi CHI have Sees sussrso.s Sy
Psrsnon, ~ lie nrst assembling the confidence Of that
body could only be rs'sncd ~ the same me'hs shios
acquired 10 Lord Palme,s AMI biz cole aguca have,
In opinion, deserved the approbsuoa Of oonsntu
euoes, and ve believe they wI obtain a. out thef ~tn
no, be taken for better or worse for four years 70 come
The English Attack ON a japanese Port.
Translated from the Pay for the NEW YosK Hss1ID
An I'M ersstine occur whiih pNce Teccosiy
has given 10 the Emperor OF Japan manifest
cncislly bs iptpons regarding the uestios recently
G ,pouoed By him With several Europeaa powers. Oa
,he lin Of December last two Eng ish o. W. amer
having Waited tue hsrbors OF snoda ami Hskodsi pre-
scented themselves before NsDsssski where ,nev sere
rciu' Cd I'd nitaDot By the hasoarn Governor Toe two
ocmmsudtrs, confident Of TIER rfht penetrated into
TIE port ana anchored tue land bAsacries which
con mited no sct Of hoetli,y afslnst hem
Tho next dsv they with q escort " the
Ne who refused 10 receive then, but sent them
word that they had any Complaints 10 mike he woald
p,mt them 70 his court and send them the
Conssquepty the two com mapdeys wrote 10 Ysddo 10
claim the right o. sooarnpe ct NapgHsas In accordance
with the treaty signed 10 1885 by hngand aud Japan
Fifteen days alters ads, that on mo 2stn, the
ever of the Emperor reaohe1 Sanrssski announced
that bis hsj ety. willing 20 fplh mo obligations by