Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07
LORD NAPIER.

The English papers are full Of specuations
in regard to the recall of Lord Napier-some
contcnding that it is because he favored our
institutions too much, others that he was pro-
slavery in his proclivitios others that it is
merely diplomatic change In connection
we notice that the Washington Union attri-
butes his recall to Mr.. Sumner and becomes
quite lrothv at the misunderstanding him
with Brigham Young, but making Brigham
the better man of the two--Mr. Sumner being
only "a native egotist, chuck full Of preten-
sion Of presumption The AdUertiscr of yes
terday has a letter from a London corrospon-
dent who, we are assured, is in position
to know whereof he speaks. lie notices, first,
the attempt made in years past to enlist Bri-
fish aid and sympathy by the South, especi-
ally in 1851, when deputation of disunon-
lists went to London, but who were checkmat-
ed by Mr.. Abbott Lawrence. Minister to Eng
land at that time. The remark of Mr. Mason
last winter, in the Senate. that the British
government had changed its opinion on the
question Of slavery and the fact that Mr.. Ma
son and Lord Napier was very intimate. at
tracted the attention Of the British govern
mcnt, which took occasion through the Duke
of Argyle, to contradict the statement of Mr..
Mason "Since then, says the writer, "Bri-
fish travellers, returning from the United
States, have spoken with much feeling of the
language and course of Lord Napier at Wash
ington--of the adoption by him, in speaking
of the Republicans, of the low slang of the
southern members and of the almost often
siye manner in which he made himself the
gratuitous advocate of the Lecompton Consti-
tuition. and necessarily, therefore. the uphold
" "I tuV r"uu "nu N'olchcu III "h'on u was
conceived The last fact has caused deep,
and believe universal rc0ret and has Tod in
II -. r.i.
n'S" quarters W expressions even ol ihul eha-
tiun.
Tho vritor saws IL il considered in ENGLAND
10y '' 50 - 49,
that LORD Napier course mas no parallel IN
English diplomacy: that 20 find one it is ne
,o.s,r,. o., .,,,s,, q, c,s, eric, liz oo,,,so
ceSsary 10 suppose u case nat MS course
in regard 20 the Kansas atrocity was. as II
XV,1s;n,L.r, ,ho A,,Los..,l,,r 81 tIi,ab,,h ;r
"'iS'nsna"l' Tue Au,oass"',oI o' El"aoc'n III
farls az the time OF the ~. Bartholomew mas
sacre also a measure of court policv had in
,l g i;.. a.. L,.i r. - c,... D.,
S'cau VI inaAinB ms hutel p'uCe vi refuge 10
crs of the ossossins bobnobbine With them
and ieeringly telling the victims whom he had
met that il was after all but small matter 10
have their tbroats cut
Il is believed that the recall of Nanier will
show that the British Goyornmo,t bas no
sympatby with those who are secting IN hroaL
M the American Union for the extens;on of
slavery Bosfoo Rec
THE President vs.. ms CABINET ORR
cER.-A correspondent of the Alexandria Ga
tween the views Of the President and Secre.
tary Cobb, on the Tariff question:
pUsplNr SECRETARY.
has, nn aauS' are 'ne fraud, have been pTae
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saiu,t fil.c and fraudulent y,1ouTN system
".o,.e,; ,..,. ...,, ., "Adherug 20 ne prnei
ford to The American manu- .cnt tarG act. would re-
iacturcr th" INciDENrtI adj commend such changes as
~ entitled ne " ''' %, I'G ~, sae a9an re-
"1heucideutal protection vice."
afforded b. efeyenue Tariff 'by taxing articles mad
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