The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

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reei on one ges' support and that shs support snap
| ping ], der lhoir haacs.
The neo who devised and drested The great plot OF
secession knew well that they appeal for rscog
ton 10 the word without. the 70 ep.ion given Il
Their opp al Il would depend whe her their po |, would
be nequented or deserted, whs,har the cosreise
soree OF The North would seconded or gaurei, and
whether IN short, toe Cnnfederscy coild -.
isri. successfully amoDg indepsod ',as mi
tier own favor. - = go ~ yea naispensl
Of Europe, ana OF this country especially depended
absolutely on the products II tle.r sol. rbes wee
TIE cotton growers Of tho sorfi, AMI as tns world
cond not do without cotton, conid not do with nj
| them. There Was nsider-h o warrant for this e.
sumption; but what ia The turn which evea<
have actually taken? inSs,li y bstaJ frgdnsf f.fo
Q,ec and apr raj iaesd OF cos,aJ ah term
for the csntsu supply es,oa firm hDtcson Ear ~.
measn es which bave beeu tke4 ADD tas propositions
~h,ch have been made ths point snco the hsSGuiog
o. the rupture cnrtats ono OF the most essr'riin lry
ph.Donena OF mo present age 'here HIS been positive
scramble tor the place Oh hs soubefn Safes OF the
uuion we're sup osed 10 % vacstirg The on % pro
decing raw material for British t.oa mills Is eagerly
and camnrousy sought alter. Ia ASA, ia Africa IN
America and IN Australia people are ready AMI anxious
| To under take the duty. Esspt Ethiopia, Aboeokuta
Inca New Granada and dozen other countries besides
are competing for orders Witch tenders may
70 ultimately sncressIul we shall, rot nov inoare
tosc hing certain and hl; is thar he a,soiate no.
W1oly Of The souchers Ststs Wtu ts 0t. Their m 1T
iucra.ye pFvIese ~i have been sorieted by their
act spd tehdts iessi' they las Ans,s-
can cof,tnt they 'ca undoubtedly sc their csasa
'ucidsl IL aDs thrg indeed, could have isie the 70.
volt Of the South it would have the uuscrupuoas
% IN the ne tafih Thinking to t'n
public strife TO purposes Of private gan, the rep
tvrs of the Moth Interests seizd opportunity or
snac'pg tartn FIR The enrichment of q fsw manu-
facureis and oDmasters at the expense OF whole
country In 20 dong they have snpy Played into the
hands OF the seceoes, and that in al, human probab-
~ without the alton for wncn they we
looking is perfectly certain that they justified
the Ieuments ievslet by Southern ag iinst
ther exclusive and aeti social sslrt sqqy
taas hy hars olis.etaa As feelings Of E,rop. by pany an
irterd'i B.ropeaD trade Bat BY mems 50 cstata
thar th,y haze eoat,oed b erciude from An.yan o,ars,
TIE gods usih 10 the gret adrdStIGe of kh American
peore zoe ho'w huhyD sent ere Tho South tnis re-
spec. might have given them timely warning.
NO sot ner han the - act OF overly
p,shed than the statesmen VI the
though themse 81 Frances Their resolution
was 10 RAISE money by Gus oms but when came 20
survey their position and recoanotra ontos thsy
found the attempt impossible and prudeuty abandoned
y. they ciceroed distinctly tina. by imposing duties
Less Of importation from the legitimate trader to
oontraoandss The g,ots would fni their way lnto the
country as b. fore but the smagger instead OF the
chat would bring them Such ms no xeyer
are equally operative in the Of North Indeed
more 81 inasmuch as the Northern states WITH have
double frontier 70 protect to wards Canada aud an
other towards the SOUTH besides their whole ssacols
Az As the Ws1rg ul do Is d,ue a,oly Brinss 1es
sek frcn. the Nothen prs to the po Of Cdn1tI tbs
seeding STATES Of the Uai7n TIA. uaa. On rrlea.o NAV
lose a.. ne aoay The ceon trade York ,oal los. N
the ,ody Of all tyade ohy Add this Is but the begia
mug Of things the first result OF selfish policy ana wu
quarrel Short indeed has been tho interval xsen
~
but have given due thought each 9th srs interests
they might jointly have retained all their ennr nous
commercial advantages and their vast political
power. As nis they will forfeit both. la tho pIircs
OF the world the two jealous II NJ, hostile sections Of
The Union VIII now neutrslze each other In tho trade
the world they VIII both be losers together The south
has destroyed Its monopoly by forcing it's customers
TO create a rival commerce; ana the North though it
VIII not succeed In depriving its CIT OF the most
noedfol commodities, will have drive0 away prodac.
tiv. tyace.from its harbrs. Tho Pre,iden, might
well ask in his inaugural address, whether any OF
Which the States Of the Union complained was likely /,
be neLded BY their separation.
from the Iopdon Post, March 22l
ne time nas NIX yet arrived ,ohss foreign Nations
either be asked eered 10 io diplomatic reat,oss
Uth the con'ed ritton wach has sprung up IN the
GuJ Scts rhe negotiations Of Mr. jefferson Davis and
the Congress assembled Mt Montgomery at preseat
confined to the object Of obtaining the federal 90
vernDent that recognition OF the right OF on
into mere esgne Of sovereign states, each memoer OF
which would De Justhei IN wIthd. awiag nent
from the association. In the presence Of the exciting
ard, At the same time, melancholy Intelligence which
every all brings from America II is curious TO Oh
the careui manner in which all parties the
stained from expression OF any opinion which
might in suy the action either
government OF the leaers % the southern confei
eraLon. With he exception OF question respecting The
OF import duties 81 Charleston, AMI notice
cairg upon tie British government " recognize tue in
dependence ~ the new repaoc, English Muster hF
member Of Parliament HIS sail word winch, either
directly iniirecty. bear upon the unhappy and
parenty differences VIII ch ALL the people
az the United The reason for abstinence
obvious. Euglsh people AMI their representatives
In Parliament that any exp -esslon OF sympathy
Of aptsg onis either party would not only be intsr
peted unlstbsble intcrse but az m act OF
folly certain TO ke the jealousy aud the ndgoaon
OF a sorsitive people.
But whilst the North with is hostile Morrill, tariff, ia
recurring u end extending that system Of protection
which estranged The South, and tend all
ns sgmy1htes If THIS country, Is
1.loiet the gfe1efation hss
words foreign by repeating tho payigtron laws
7tch conei the co&stng trade 60 American shps and
ty providing for the ree navigation OF tho mississippi
Every who is acqlabsei with public law knoSs
tha fiverian convent usually OCCASION more trouble
and dim 3ulty han oiher species OF international
rangerlelt The OF the Danube alto ~ apt
iiiusgaton. The policy Of free commercial inter
which In these two particulars tho South
has tnsueur-led ia IN every respes, creits5e ths
vdcm OF MI Jefrsso Davis and his colleagues Whilst
other hlnd, the federal legislature by aiop
perfectly opposite course has justified II any hing Gao
that chict has ,,f q ce 81 III tncar>cfs t
~ al Jro,0tirx, permanent trgso5 When th>
tae 10. ne oussmAs II ~ for i,n relations Of Ae
ocn.d,rcion imce md nee oil MT be ne les likely %
BE- r.oog,.o toIiss aoompantsf ~ evseV anr,sy
q assert us, PRINCIPLES d 1nmscial freedom wsi eh in
NJ pT.6a 1. hpv,ca any MIR. as ia Engl ,.s caa IN
dsrydni The meaning Of 01 seD P'end.ts ddfrcss Does
OF effects by tho condition Of affairs which exiss
the south, civil whether 10 the mode OF attempt IL
70 hold, occupy and 'ses fcdera fovresses and pro
perty, collect federal oy Of s i'm
niuent The South is syyrg army OF ffty Thousand
men, and is striving 70 the necessary Tor
by iuc cious tax upon ITS great oeoton
On the one ride vigorous aid env9fsc asin; and
he Other oy ,chsc n sfroid 10 dect,pe itcJ cspt w
aeanv antigxM gords and vague geaeysi,i., The
Of separation, great they may be, nothing Ia
parion with the inevitable horrors or civil war; and that
from this calamity America may be spared Is the
wish OF the Engsh people, who, in much silence bat
with much interest and sympathy. have watched tho
progress Of affairs the other sioo q the Atlantic.
from the IoDios Herald, March Il
The IN, nation conveyed by the British and French
Ambassadors 70 President Lincoln relative tn the blockade
Of Southern ports will scarcely produce the effect sup
posed by many 10 this country Underhsnd interference
wi the ears II othor nations coupled With frothy pro-
fessiops Of interventoR 'hs charsctertic Of
whg dip omgcy aud tho dosery which has succeeded In
Itay now fossoob ~ be tired upon che United States.
ern cr,d>gdcy bat - also yar1vHnt necSsiu Of ia
eri c and un,ess the government a. Washington can
provort 70 and from the seeding Nc
Lincoln NAY scarcely hippo t. drive the rebeous states
b,cx into the Union No prede7 sympathy Nth ns slar>-
hod.rs ooVii BE- saoun By ts cu-iry nrf poca
aftTdd hen, than the declaration maize by her
Mljefss REPRESENTATIVE % the President Of the Teptb-
lie, that oa1e u1.d Je rscoon,sef rniess u