Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
OUR CAUsH IN EUROPE.

II We may Judge from the evident migivings Of Y,n.
kes correspondence to the recognition Of the Slutb,
there be Tide doubt that cotton Is doing lis work
for Us In Europe quite ,csusly the pct .angulus
amongst Us have anticipated We give some higLiyin.
ersstng eIrssts from the Paris correspondence sep.
tember ~ Of the Ge~ York Herald .f.ilr
The PARIS press unanimously coadem, our solicitation
TO Garbadi f such made, sshe semi-odical Jour.
nAl with sneers aud inuendoes that betray beJot q
doubt the malignant feeling that sssys them when
United States are la question. Toe Icndoa Journals,
and especially the Tines. puhlsh articles tia post
lively insutng Som. cay the said leaders viii be re-.
msmbsred, no doubt. ty tho Americans and when Fog,
lands hour OF rbGlatcn has come land Il Is nearer thsa
many persons they will repay the ahusa and In.
science nov heared upon them.
Nothing more uamany more icsudnR or more untrus
can be conceived than some Of these articles and w
not such scia close the mouths OF those American Jour
mails pring sbont the good viii OF Engsu towardI
the North I, any Americans so stupidity llind as 20
suppose that the Times woad 60 directly sainst pub.
10 epuioI as TO publish such leaders In case L
serted, the Engsh usso favofsbls 10 the Ncrthi
Extracts from the Post, Lord Palmersoas organ, IL
sure, convince the most band headed aboLtI6nist
that the Engsb government 10 In favor al the ogis -
even after the long contioned kos sgsias, ebvsry IN
the United st:tss, Sept aP until nov BY tho EUgish
Esa Ne zee them sb.rs the liberty Of the sAvs con-
csrpsd, aiding sgsins; the North.
Docs any one wish Englauds Government to SPEAK
out more clearly tbsd doesS Some people can't llks
hint-a sound kick is required 70 waksn them from
their torpor. Sarely there kicks aud well applied
ones too, and Lmetisars will understand that they must
depend upon themfelvss-ask no Foreigners 20 help
them-and prove TO Europe 10 general and Englaod 10
particular that the Fscs has not degenerstsd
a.yesal French or we're anxious 10 take service
10 tbe American arny-of course mean the federal at
my q there b otheg American army. They bsve 70.
celved most peremptory orders 10 gre up oil Idea Of
such step and fears being entertained tha, ce'
GERS might any rate he teuped 70 leave for the Uted
States leaves Of Shssnss have been couaermAnded and
Ill young officers called back 70 their reGiment Frsles
Wi grant no aid to thu North. Why the guns tsi
ere bought here by American agents srs order Of the
government 10 be shipped OF Touon instead Of Hers
This q announcing 70 SouthsSn phssteer lost where aud
shsn they may ovesaks vessels Idep with arms. Why
should such sn arbitrary order be given by this govern
meos unles, that feeling Of hostility to the North
iS1pprmeE? Dong
Oae fact will strike al ur Prejuiiced persons a. d.
rect proof that the governments Of rAnos and EgAnd
ere Ianaica 70 the NORTH aud In direct conEuni-
cation With the Southern rebts Sons few days
since ID sanouuced In the London and Paris journals
that h, Southern Confectionery rad Issued decree pro-
hbitpg the experts Of cotoe, sugar tobacco u9t>
European nations had rec,knlzed the South. LIS, neht
tie psri. journals published oommnulque from tie kir-
sisr OF Foreign AfAs to the eject thai the government
here had notice Of any euch decree and "ttsi from
No. DAs;s well kno.n ability add previous policy there
w good reason TO doubt ths existence Of any such de-
cree The London journals have mada lks Csertiois
What does thI mean unless it y that the governments
here are u generalization With representatives CT tie
South both hsrs and In Landepi isir or bopors's
thsy should b., u.
sAauld ham sta.sd abovs that Al TIE sbuss ~hish
he's been hsspsd upon rs about 9sriesditA 70 y tss