The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

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ihs Hs.AID oonsludss BY declaring TIA, U The con-
s e. psop s' IL P6ss sa States. 'i srs s. o; s
bis cousin, John Bull, and shas any thousand
tbs support Lord Psnerssoa would consent 70 leave the
American continent under the exclunvs control OF the
United sssses. Here Vie Yankee shows himself under
We are nos aware England intends to Avail herser OF
this suggestion but was rumos cd New YORK that her
pxers bad atte ptec to eni!at recruits aud
rspers were even soliciting the Intervention or the msgs
rates 70 put stop 10 whs was termed BY them viola
non thu neutrality avs The hsnalo "a, ssS.ed those
spprses thai the salssreu1 suggested by arc In
novay v'olatvs 0 Inc neutrality Law. This nav stpu'
stes that neither the Citsens OF the United StAtes their
rhps or their arms be employed in the service OF
foreign against Power with whom the United
States nj peace. 1t was for having lninged that Law
that sr C~aupt0u received his passports. But there
hts no treaty besv the United States and the Hndoos
who until been looked upon ~ Brsish subiscss
The neeAty law could lot therefore be invoked against
TITS opinion Of the HERALD has been adopted and en-
dorsed by tina linton, semi Official organ washington,
which laid down tho principle that the federal aulho
rites had only TO oppose ensments when they were
made sganst Powers recognized by the United Sta0s and
mat the anaos Were so 10 .nss sns s
the United States dspnsed to lena to England In the
critical cend!t on IN which she ind: herself Is
ien hAs reason to rejoice 81 and % Ia
tia ruin OF British power ID tbs republic OF tho United
s states alone N % en- %'n 1s 10
and lis material benefits in tina iaco Of tho moral disasters
which tho enisebsmen OF England N the political world
mosnty. and sho~ that when Il u needed, tser patriot
Ism can saorince private inereAs 70 The general
This is an unexpected example which deserves con.
ridsrxton; fer the major par OF the Hgurents OF
the HxzAto and tue thion are worthy Of
adoption By the liberals Of Ill countries. It
Is true We are much less pre- occupied than he
Americans with the losses which the aranc OF
the Indies would nics on the industrial and commercial
world These Interested cannot
In our mind the symrathles to which al people on
titled who 1sht for their independence These questions
OF nationality override those OF importation expora
catuaflen.
civilization bias more than on V passed but can be
dored only under The condition OF being bu msne tolerant
as and OF ensuTng relative benens TO the conquered
people. oopQuerer who II moi redeenor 70 oppres-
This truth England has not sufficiently understood
I'll now or holy mission sne made sacriesous
The o.s Of the inheritance which has been entrusted to
her would tnerefors bs msrted pussnmsnt, for which
she Won not ds.ervs cur ply nsr is we're not At
flag bearer and soldier In Europe. has BEEN reserved
Tor the destiny Of England to represent thus two pr!u
the one hand ana liberty on the other 10 aght against
pasonal!nes In Ala, and 10 defent Them Europe the
double part she playing does not permit u to entertain
In her regard unr sucled sntpathiss, sympashles
Bat democratic France would have moro lose than to
gain BY the ent,e eclipse OF that nation for
long sno flied the two he n.phsres With nor glory.
Whilst her disappearance would free her OF rival,
would deprive her Of an auxiliary. aud the
so,ia interests which France and England are
jointly defending In tho worid, are moro precious
in eye than The mercantile interests FOR which they
the other ., most would only dspscs their relative
foscts
has been pretended hal the elevation OF France de.
pended the decrease OF England and the elevation Of
Erg and dccrease OF Franco. This . narrow and
false mode OF cnsdeIng the future The proof Of this lies
In the greatness which the nations have red side
BY side Solo arity and emulation the of pro
gIess ousiy and egotism ito cosnlersense II
morrow France had no logger England for her rival she
would have, for the very reasons Of her sggraud
nent and preponderance Rusais, Austria, and the
whole OF Germany omitted and o. moderated against
had and rivss on sea whore the omnpotencs OF the
Americans would ,Ace THAI OF the EDgsn The
OF Great Britain ancied they had rendered. great service
TO eir country by muaspg France tn 1914 put In 1850,
they obliged to bave to her alliance without
her aid they would have been unable take the r
empire out Of the hands ar Russia.
THIS . not 70 be forgotten by The two matt ,ns
Their common strength 10 dra back for them, but
same time II Ia their guarantee the safeguard Of the
European equilibrium which, but for this counter
would De Immediately destroy ei and certainly M; to he
profit OF democrscy, ~ the American newspapers are
sbrewd enough 10 perceive.
Translated for The NEW Yo,x HnMo from 10 Pays or
August 81
Politicians and statesmen In every part OF the world
II possible the situation 10 which the Indian revolt now
raging reduce England in very abort space OF time
rent moment almost the only occupation OF the newsps
rers throughout Europe But the journals OF nerca
reach and they too are led with Inquiries and speca
hare OF reflections and OF pahy for what they
CALL and not without reason, the OF civilization and
pfcafess.
Among others OF the American journals the NV YoRx
HEAD dacussn ct some length this important question
Among other queries the HnAID puts the following It'll
the ruin OF gland ihirE 10 be desired "would her
downfall nc . benefit and advantage 10 the people Of
America" The NEW YoRk HKRAID then proceeds 10 the
development OF these important que tons follows We
merely give sysopss Of lie Argument
Admiu,g that the English have pursued unprnciped
tsniur n rsnno. nsvsTsas.s be denied mai tsey have
especially honest and well been mate 10
introduce Eur,p.sn civilization into ne coua wrris q
,nd e g-ths have been esahkhea road. for the
proceed and ed; administrator Of usice
faulty and cerrrp, no doubt 81 yet far superior y y.
mprov, have been mace IN TIE hipdoo avs
s ces s.s and Other sar %sT s%co
which are kong on would 10 my ytsr- make q indis far
prepenthsur scion y osuecsed and the Epxh 70 be
M s AZ. STONED AID Ina, ~ a, nm
nsrt into d. solaie bar5srism.
The HnAlD then pssses from Inc s,oys inquiry into
another ran Of ideas and taxes the question hat
posing Ems land should consequence tho lo Of her
Indian dompons, sink 20 lo- a. to become fourts
rate Power suoh Portugal what esc voaId this have
upon America7 The HssAiD contends thai sooh c.smy
beAllng her yoold undoubtedly produce an INJURIOUS
eject upon America ard maintains il posion by fol
loving currents. The HunAIp says
The po.tessoo Of India and ntucibty tse Britain
amy cannot be sacrificed BY England soi awful oss %
Emope sh. he sindoos to drive her oa nor 10 Ia
she the siiiude ~ eud 10 dealing with this
try che snsrtnE from humisirg and rrspsrAbls
defeat Indeed. We have no hesitation In sayisg hat la
s I sss ~ o. q Kn ss
NJ the la be lost Kne and will Ite P0rtuaa
rate ~ onrih rate Pjwer std VIII 70 81 paca In
The wsrid's eye
The question for the practical Bmercan mind therefore
would this be Affected relapse India
b'rbarsmi And hoe, BY decline OF England from Ars'
IA fourth rate Power The 70 DO queries IL tbs
tee United states would IN bosh be Affected in
iufiously.
Amer di,cunns these cues IONS ihe HERALD prooeoas %
Observe
But decline spd fs ~ rugiand uouli be far more
rous Resides being beat ami closest
nerrai ally, England sArds In position that pecu
usry intervening the head and home ~ liberty IN