The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

,eosed, even On The ocass OF Africa u en- oroe By lis
own vesk that sysssa Of maritime policy which formed
. ssipulaton Of The Ashsurton treaty. But .aso
The sceas Of Africa 70 tie waters roe1d
Cuba possible for man to deny that eem &e n"a
soy wotAi~g Of firing shoted guns does amount to in
reference Ws commerce., ,ohicA the msrito,
sss ssy usy Ss. BEEN DONE
reparation which has been demanded by General CAss
SsS % may % na 81 ss
visitation Of their own ships-a right without which the
slave trade oursh The policy Of the CAs
tie mpathes and opinions Of the people Of the Southern
States; bat what should say this country II, in time @
q sScssa. s "
coast q Irelard or Sootic~d and overland az pas:sns
;srsacs woSS mes ss s's' tolerated. siusIe
moment Let be just-let US DO moderate
let extend our individual efforts 70 suppress BY al
calcu ated to give offence the slave trade but
let US not, even IN the name OF humanity, provoke
calamity which would DO dsplorabe and % disastrous
q conflict between the two nations wh,se interests and
affections ought ever 70 be identified
From the London Times, juno 81
Are ws really to ego on" for srr 'o.A 9th. @sss
asked and wersd too, because in great state Ike
every thing "goes on till stopped, or I'll teerS
ss.s s IS paid TO go on ssOss on" Is long !. paiI
Oncesin church and state, snecures OF oil kinds tns
S on ny . sSl. s :.
1t this meut maintaining tho sufferers oy the
revocation Of the Edict Of Naates Al least We have
rOuiOn refugees moved and vo.sd twenty times:
Even without the inducemept Of pay anything OF
war With France the o,nmisssiiss oacer Of Of the
West India islands ordered avail himself Of some
and dozen years sgo-a whole generation after the orr
Pipal ordorM discovered that the order was still
on S,s s
voyage. To the colonial officials the rule Of peculiar
current OF beef from one point 70 another at such dis
tauces, great mystery as the mythical how OF
Are&husA under the lonian Sea- But they had only to
do their duty and the custom went on Besides some.
bocy had 8 profit the beef, and somebody also on
the freight Do our readers remember the ssory-.is
is . fact to knowlsdge-or the corp5ral's
@ dsTas ss .,oa sow
WAS forgotten except the annual payment, which passed
In the lump through somebody's account The soldiers
after the thousand had become food for the
worms, and only by accident tcat one day II
With the maintenance OF sung little Anglo LusitsniAn
coloUy public Office ia but machine, and whatever
once en- tie pvsss muif go on" as long as PEN ink
and paper ne forthcoming. Bat in the case OF these
slave trade squadrons there indncenens- marv s
in commission many o cers In employ nent Aad pay
he c We nsS sepena on 'net hnS s
this sort will ego Gu" much faster snd further
than We reckon upon The stokers WIN feed the nres,
| the engineer will tie down the safety valve, and
the train will rush al double express speed till beds
ise in cutting, topples embar kment dAshes
through station into populous thcroughfare There
be only erd CT such Il Oldest lesson
or experience 'Lcck TO the end" See bepaes that you
90 net tut Is too Tote. Many captain
severed 10 dangerous because he has begun IL,
and has committed himself to lis safety. In such
! mildly Gals out TO the Lieutenant on the watch,
"Brt skers s.ahead' "Norssnsel IFS the light Of the
moon " In minute more the MILDLY has recovered
from the Iebuse, rubbed his eyes, looked harder, aud
again feels ebolteDed TO out, BreaSers ahead"
Before the ship has g,ne another length Il is ioedged
the rocks; IL has ''gone on too long,
Is IL necessary TO add 30 ,cadt haze said be-
fore oJpious certainty thar his anti slavery
SADIE must 10 end II might ego Oh" for this
n
Power with which we have principally to deal must
not only that the end will come al come time othtr bat
that the longer tia. end STAYED of the will De-
II is the fast growing son younger brother rather lub
bery please to thok q, esent, very saucy SELF
bound by moral ties Lat net quarrel much with
this dsgreeabe stage o. existence for belongs to the
youth OF men end Of nations. Bu. this Popa
day here ty times territory and ten times
People BESIDES receiving year 6y year f'om the Old World
XIX pq oS ~ ,r e,,,,.ns @n ce ~, has ne
AJmies in rds, fty colonies TO be garr!soned i'm
mense navy IN complementary even the presence
OF an anti Save trace squadron. The time must corne
,chen. ,nrincius as ne may be on Our orH sotl,
shores, oEd oEychere on equal terms
should hare 10 contend nth The United States rery
equo their soil, their shores, their seas, and gene
'aliy IN the Ne,o World. To this must be aoded the
great PECULIARLY Of their political constitution Is by
no means settled there what the Uron may under.
take and PROMISE and In this purticular affair me
anti sare trade treaty against the conscience of many
Of ne So,es and lc interest f nearly all is rain 70
| erpect that Thing " paper and ink iciu either
20 ear,ia~o We see not whence the virtue Of fidelity
cnstanfy 10 come where we are 10 look for the
PATRIOTS who shall stem any tide OF popular evaporation
al esed "riiIsh That those outraees
very go affairs that cruisers have plenty OF work
10 do, the treaty Is 10 be no more than waste PAPER
and that every Yankee skipper has 40 interest In making
a mountain OF . molehi grant 10 those who argue
from tseee considerations egsinst bong buled out OF
csyn in order to succcssu operations or our cruscrr
necessary there should be understanding with
the s,a.osben tits quite obvious tha, this neoes
gary condition falls altogether The ground sDks beneath
feet ia not that Shippers are pouring IL complaints
and deraodrg damages, or that shipovners and the
no power in The federal government OF the Union 70
stand by Ia treaties and do Justice TO Us allies. AZ
the least the alliance between Brth enthusiasm and
| Auericsu deoency. We may all what tina, do
oepoy has donenot one capture against my OF ours'
II Southern rionteys Northern ,nerch1nts tie ihfpooners
OF the ichois seotodrd and the anti Brihers d The hoie
on course we shall be told these are the councils OF
coward Aad that We setting terrible example Of
yeIdirg 70 the argument Of might We might ainost
ccpcede this We might confess that, II the truth
meDi that Of might We are yielding to the ar
incapable Of ssopg it, ground against the passions OF
popusce or the Interest OF class in other words, 70
there are csses IN whcb courage mere
and there also CAGES In which we incur not only all
There psons enough and enough In which
| We msy show the courage OF our race II anybody
doubts, may toln 10 India a. this moment, where
fighting against great difficulties and odds those
encountered by Cofez Pizarro. But age
rsef be not unnerved, at least listens the voice
| OF nature and OF reason when II nuds itself
face with ito hesa and blood, its
kih and kin. Who theee people, so unruly.
provocative and 20 glad 10 pick quarrel with us Who
are they upon whom animal courage would goad
10 pierneoiue Thew those who have Already
been worsted IN old home quarres with They a
starved peassnry oused tenants disposseeeed cot
tiers, the younger OF younger left banded
workmen unucky spectators. disappointed politicians
every css, who and suffered the worst
OF the old Country the OF ali being that they inherit
our restless, moody, ~ cou,sniee nature an old
grudee tbese posy fellows working out against
American vsntaee ground This, then, rather social
than political quarrel and III occasion fov heroic
courage quarrel with Ireland the populace Of
/ English cities.
But whsi be DONE ant whsi is the danger that
preeses IL simply befdspger OF that ofcal moments
which "goes on with Whatever n has begun Great
The power Of ONCE nct 70 DO" thing, " power 70 ego
or coirg n ~ still greater AZ this very moment, II