The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-24
ENGLAND In a OIIANnARN

1t very evident from the tone of the British
journals, that, while the people of England are
largely In favor OF recognizing the Southern Con-
iederacy aud seeing speedy end to the unnatural
civil war now raging, they are perfectly at loss
10 orm correct opinion as to the true state of ac
lars in this country. They are not yet fully con-
WINGED that the whole Southern Cunfederacv is mt
political scheme, and that ''ihe rebellion wiIlDot
De e1iectuaily "and speedily crushed out" Natur
ally, they 90 not desire to take any position which
IN case OF such result, would lead to any in feel
Ing on the part of great Republic who, having
shown Itself all powerful to put down the rebels
might take 1t into its head to endeavor to cbastise
their sympathizers. The following extract which we
clip from the Liverpool Mercury of june sth, illus
traes the doubt that at present exists in their minds
anu Which Is very natural, when we consider that
their principle sources of information are derived
from Northern papers. They will soon, however.
be put IN possession gilmore reliable facts, and will
take their position accordingly.
There is party in the United States of America
who firmly believe that the secession movement
which has run through the Southern districts with
such remarkable rapidity, has been nrincipalIv
promoted by exaggerated aud false rerrrseptations
"' Impending dangers whicn a continuance Of union
win the North would involve. After the move.
mtnt was lariy started the next object of the lead.
ers IN the rebellion is said to have been to obtain
the sympathy of the border States symnathv
Wnicu, II IL ultmated IN support, would, it was
tn"nght, result in success. The bombardmant nj
f"ft sumter, and the seizures of Norfolk nav
Y"Fn, ana the federal property at Harper's Ferry
are designated as the stimulants wherewitb Viz
&ihla was induced to secede, and the attempt IN
prevent the passage of troops through Baltimnrs
Is sara To nave been simply BIZ Dad scstterino of
the seed of disunion ia Maryland But the unnnai
ihed success OF the enterprise is very much dnnbt
ca by the Unionists, who are sangujne of being on
aoled to utterly defeat and crush the artfu desgrs
OF the "Tebes." Is illustration of this feeliog
we append the following extract from Letter
written by gentleman residing in the vicinity Of
Baltimore to a friend in Lverponl:
"a prnstratiOn of American commerce INNS. dom,
age one half the English business community. Cnt
ton spinners will not find their purses as inexbanst
ole as previously, and those of your aristocracv
VINO have connived at and conceded with Ap,ar;
can disntegration will their m Vaccinations r..
yer on their own criminal heads Mark nv words
Inc nobility ct England have been implicated in
one move, namely, to demonstrate to their avn
people that republican institutions are failure
large and just retribution is in store for them
America will not dsintegrate The supremacy
ana authority of our Government will be sustained
our country has not yet wrought out the high and
great destiny winch Providence has assigned her
IN the history of mankind. Rebellion will be sue
ceSS'ulIy quelied, and the Unionists in the Soutb
VIII uphold the Government"