The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
r.r..u Com binati lon against Eng.
Ifsh Liberty.

Tn. New York Courier aud Enquirer is Of opinion
chat England is at this moment Threatened with
,he formation Of league against her by the cont
.si S,xereicus To sustain this opinion, the
Conrier processes 10 have become "cognizant OF
.or,ain Continental intrigaes In lhas-So, when
.,,ona 10 ms a whole volume of facts, in regard to
,ha feelings Of the Continental Powers TOWARDS
rr,l.ra and the United States, which, under what
arc deemed suspicious circumstances, VIII DC hi""'
,nap;fes, 70 the whole world The Ih'ed s'ate'
and ENGLAND are held responsible not oh's lot '"e
v.nch Revolution Of 1851, and It's consequences
h, ,hn universal rising in 1919 Is eqn8iiy ia'o d.
I,r doors We of the United States are 700 i7' oh
., he easily punished; and what is more' tue proA-
unity Of England to the Continent ana the afo''
,,ancnce which her Constitutional "oNerhheh'
ox.r.ises upon Continental AFFAIRS renaers heF
more An object Of hatred TO the Despotisms OF ~"
rome than even the United States
.,.ord;ne TO the Courier, the plot is, while ell =
,.,ossed with her Eastern difficulties, to make an
70 coustrain Great Britain in future abar
10, the protection she affords to political refugees
70. ,,bich. nFngland is crushed, similar attack
will he made upon the United states. Inc courier
..,on,,ros that the English Government has actu-
III IN. 20 the United States Government the very
-i-n;soart ouestion, whether, in the event OF a
Gartsfn
rr,nosas above indicated, the United states would
-, T. a,tv 70 come TO the rescue, and that the
I~;,l S,s,as Government of course, replied in the
as.,a,iyo which is key TO the non-success OF
,,,, /, his lat @ visit TO England, the OBJECT oil
IN Wait n is now asserted, was TO have Ledru
po,,ip and his associates sent out of England IL
:. wbisnered that the meeting between the French
and Russian Emperors arranged after the iaii-
rra of the mission TO Victoria. As sustaining the
view of an European combination, the Courier cites
the declaration of PaImerson towards the close oi
the late session of Parliament, THAT England 5
steam navy was built for the defence Of England
and could not he safely spared in the distant ser
vice of India and China"
The Courier's article closes as follows:
aThere was. there is, and there Will long cohtios
10 be- danger to England from combination asaihH'
her by the Despotsms of the Continent out SO
long as our people and our Government are "iiilhS
IN have il understood her cause Is ours whenever
assaed because Of her love of civil and reiiSious
liherty-the danger will be greatly diminished II
NOT altogether averted. Such. unquesu"haoly' Is
the determination of the people: and we are HAPPY
10 knew that this sentiment so honorable TO our
country, SO Consonant to the principles "l cui ="
yernnent and go characteristic OF our race Is lug
responded 10 by the administration OF Mr.. bn
ehADan."
We have not much confidence in the Chevalier
Webbs reported European 'o'i"ih"'i"i' ' WV
ebsolutsts of Europe would be delighted to an
initiate that solitary stronghold Of constitutional
liberty in the old world. Great Britain, we have
no manner Of doubt and that in the event Of such
an ATTEMPT the instinct of selfpreservation would
compel America TO iy to the rescue is equally Ger
tain Eut the amiable despotS of Europe are them
selves unfortunately situated over popular volca
no, which would not fail to consume them lik"
chat, if they should provoke war with Great
Britain of Absolutism against Liberty. So let the
Cheyalier compose his agitated mind, which, ever
since his dinners with Lord Clarendon. has been
sensitive in the extreme upon all subjects connect
ed with the dignity and stability of the fast-an
chored isle