The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

Cto~ vats, WI snfocs Ass marisms police wsA rp.G
e s!aue Hude and all possible cause Of ofsace ana
collision having bees happily removed The Eagsh 90
with ts American allies shutting up last market
which the cupdity OF Spain has lett open 70 hs slave
years are about to produce their fruits. that Eng sod s
asked 70 adopt retrorade policy, which would bs
unworshy and con.smptels ss it Is inhumsu aud dis
honest Lord Pamarston ably viudcAsed the course
which this country has pursued course tho q
which, be attributed mainly coussteat ana on
wise and benevoIeuy Doeray OF the British Parla sss;
course, have only TO add from which every snxIsa.
man ought to bs ashamed TO depart.
From the London News, July I41
A general scquescepce in Mr. Haus object does nek
conceal from the truth ina; mis- motion for the
timed ard indiscreet There Is time and place for
everything To pvop0ee . complete abandonment or
whole slave trade policy at the very -. end OF sessioa,
when quite certain that toe escas thinkers and
orators bis side would take hs or no part In tic
enterprise and When, consequently, Lcsf PSlmersoce
vehsmerce unscrupuoasness we're oorias 70
seusaon and dsteciop certainly not ice way 10
osea Ans, 70 speak plainly Mr. d Au,s n.. ssn'
ance on s6e sur slave trade stage. ID
lot in an hour or cay by .aadec erar or al tncidsa
81 debate on going into Coramaee OF supply taa 50 tho
rough change the national policy Of hxh century
can or ought to be made. What DO 90 suco subject
must be cone eravely seriously deliberately; not capri
ciously, super6ciAy, OF By SURPRISE.
Besides 20 DO the present Ministry bare JUSTICE they
rave not inSeo EreNt advances this que500 pcs
they nngs cone 80 VITA prl5encs and tAcs
They hsys hhGncoaed u.enAble that rgut for
wheh LORD Panerson repes,edy provoked the tndgns-
toc Of rc isxed good rsas0ns whh the Cnited HAses:
they have acknowledged that ''the bit Of bunting"
which Lord palme~son treated contemptuousy, docs
protect the vessel that carries IT. they have invited the
maritime Powers TO agree upon some common rules ~ -
the verncston the high OF the national flag.
More than this they corrected the OF
cruisers or tho coast OF Cube and in The ur Of Meroo
they have reduced the numbers OF squsroa tn tn0ss
dangerous waters and they have induced tho Cabinet q
tn INV isa chi nf
ference 70 its Tag the places Of ;ne mschisvors
SETS they have withdrawn. They have gone even fur.
memorial Of the Anti slavery soUely ussd very aifsreat
language from that strain OF nvectvs with Lord
rslmerson asaais Brazil the premier had tbs courage
the truthuiness praise govern mept Of that e
pure for lis honesty Anc good faith In she iulhment Of
treaties"
This alteration Of poIicy-for to that 1t really smouLts-
deserves applause and enco arsgement Lcrd Malmss.
bury discovering tna Lord Palnerson has bequsatheA
b,na mine OF weAi6, which no ID exploring aud
ing the emineLt nd anass Of the nation II is not,
therefore, tns OF these VINO, while rejoicing
ih i. wss she 10 lee 70 rescue England fro As
untensble position in which Lord Pal mcrstoas oostnaoy
and LORD Clarendon alsaoess Jeff it, to attempt 20 pre-
C.pilaie events IN tie which Mr. Hat, After
tong sience proposed Sincere and earnest viii
ind what has recently been done In this question 81
the slave trade al indication aud plodse o. further sod
approaching usef0lness. 80, despite ali LORD Palmer
buster srd n,e this his most excited
subject, venture 10 anticipate THAI with France
wth ihe United states, loro samesbury will be abs to
aTraGS ancnts that viii Terminate shortly thu
sg alton" system the Empernr has 80 depiorAby
AM uskiDgy reso.ted to; that with Spain be VIII iksHt
ire sulnment of solemn engagements and thai with
BrE2 hl viii prefer the temper ate wisdom OF Lord Abe
ceer gne a,ey recommended the repeal CT the eos Of
ls 10 TIE exaggerated vchemencs Lord Pame.s,on.
who STANDS scae m insisting o. its continuance
Ppd inoeea must De ttst politician ~ho does not sse
that Lord Eamefs!ons influence over pubic opinion and
tho Eouse 81 ComDor. rapidly declining never again
70 revive hat ms system Is nov becoming known sna
appreciated ia true coiors that he STANDS before the
country an imaresos'le, AM IN many respects the
roughly ubsrsi slsc nursed AMID the traditions
country IN toe future. Inc iasu point Is now, therefore,
TO euppo, ard Assist whoever IL IN ro~es ema,cipAt
Ing Fog ard from the false pcsoa to which ne bal 70
dacsd regard TO 0res1 relations, IA restoring
10 this county the confidence and esteem u other STATES
and in abandoning without national huraa'icu those pro-
tensions which almost succeeded In unians the woria
lord Pslmerson's slave truce policy Was one Of this
bores'es OF his sys.cn. AZ means OF repression "
ncihnY OF sucpreseion) 1t among the idlogt u
deiusons so far from Diminishing the Internal trasfo,
competent and IMPARTIAL investigation will produce the
deliberate CONVICTION that by driving all the Sdvea-
and despe-adoen o. the world it, by assigning
W Il the temptation anc ;Iscion Of ptods,
opinion In the countries IL irrits,cd. tormented AMI
disturbed, his policy aggravated aud Increased tie
very evils It vas directed " repress IL hAs reposs
edly brought France and England ~ the very verge Of
quarrel has more than reused the Unted STATES
10 Indignation before which have Always
mostly OF spaia 70 Eng and for quarter Of osnirry /,
aensted from "ocr most ancient ally" Portugal, and
Il the Of bitter amnesty against Englsn
part OF Brszl-on o. sbe best in
world. Wpep, therefore, va see Lara Msimesbury in
oned to reconsider sd 10 recfy this policy we lay ssis
all political opposition and accept the ncna ion
nesaiou that merits the cordial support Of the nation
Lora Palmerston's objeci Aoodsy evening was obvi
trsy 10 alarm the courtry Aprrshensoc U.s. however,
entirely Unnecessary The African slave trade ID
ro~,d down 10 that carried by Cuba, and
there liz extent Is grossly exssgera.,d, :or
has not averaged during The last three year,
five tboursnd negroes sDnuslly. 10 truth, Sns trsf
&c ia approaching ts complete extinction Africa
Is becoming great emporium OF lawful coon
merce and needs but the pressure Of Frsoce on tbs
Court OF hs1rd--(vDcre, thaoSs 10 Lord P~lmerstcu,
England has no iDfuencelso induce TIA, Court 10 serd
Captain General TO Cobs VINO viii efscuay terminals H
Lei JVt ffGac. plainly and sincerely inform the Spaai
courfrefs tia. woHid raftr Csb1 orncrsd 20 te
Jnd ~ sis thcn Woonf,ue Sassk cntc'sy carrying
hc Aftc0n star. trade, and ~, predt pvcoca 81 sa
vi Be permanently solrca and settled. Bat induce tbs
Emperor take sas STEP England must 10. be In oppcs
ton 10 hin in every otnor pars OF Europe tho Bstsh
ernneot must rot DO quarrclliDg and dspuuog with
France sbou, e Pfincpates Montenegro and the cond
Suez must choose between France ant Aus
a. Ana here again, tmic Lord MalI esbrrys policy
u.s. II is FAR preferable " Lord Clsrendoas insncoriiy.