The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
OUR NATIONAL TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.



IS one Of q. ml5oat.as, Of ne AmeyScan systeps Of
ooreynna as the Executive excluded fias the Lgissa
aises as to he iatnsos Of ne gor71ns or tle coasruc.
tica Of is acts, there Is NOBODY thve 70 dersdc ii a;.tnta
hreiy Mr.. Douglas may read the inaugural message in
one way; Mr. Breckenridge may cxpound it in another;
but they have more assistance from the government
in interpreting its acts than they would have in in.
crpeting the acts OF Washington Jefferson. Thus,
any amount OF political nysication may 20 for al
most any time, ana the government, instead Of being
forced 10 declare ts real meaning, among us, by
single question tie table In Parliament can pre-.
serve o. long as peases an ambiguous and uncertain
attta To-
Tho government has put forward what calls n de-
caraion OF s policy and now understood TO be deibe
really 10 be We viii not pretend 10 offer an opinion on
question on which so well Informed as Mr. Douglas
and Mr. Breckinridge dior so widely but wall content
solves with expressing the earnest hope that whatever be
the delbe atoms Of The government they win leai pa
cic solution and that We shall not have 10 contemplate
IN addition TO the calamity Of disruption, which s now
assumed to be inevitable, the still grevous msfor
tune Of cruel and unnatural civil war. SVck a
undo hs misAiJ nat has a,reaiy tem done
might, indeed, o.yrcrle and The round, bu,
could not heoi 4 The object is, If possible, 10
amputation has been resolved on II nothing be lone to
make matters worse IS quite conceivable that Amecs
may contain two oonfederacics, which, when relieved
from bond which both have hitherto borne with 81
much mpatience may cultivate friendly relations with
each other may enter into intimate aisnces and not
posscsaoo Of that influence in the world which single
confederation might exercise may ~ least be able
eroise power sufficient for all legitimate ends lei. .me
tions TO which they have listened from their early YOUTH
and he, ictU ind there atda proof toy great is nc error,
Vhe,e noons s.c the language ami Jetong 10 ne
race If stilng o Fo1eua.e M Jorc and tlo5lsaSi
i1io,s ath has ceased BE- frId.hp and 1907 lcil
Une English corenmtV had TEN content no y sar N.
tOlsics Or IL hdeng Jdilen int nas 0rsc, hhld
bcSl cnert % aloe IN 20 depart pecea5, as soon IA 70
tcad G0t n>-r comeion vVh The kotkr C5un,ry ard te
coDs> das>fa 70 h.W hoc much OF ne tt.rr .s aud the
GiI or ne SEPARATION ,roaH hare been spared Instead Of
requiring Tor consideration period OF III half
century and second in which 10 evpend Their irri
tate ntiy hnra
from alliance and have saved each other all
the misery and all the mischief which they have indicted
snd cndui ed.
iron The London Times, Aprn
II Is impossible not TO see selfish ana short sighted
policy in both these proposed tariff TIE export duty
cotton besdss anti sosa tendency TO exasp.rate tho
fcud with the North will stimulate the culture OF cotton
wherever the roll and climate allow and II Is simply in
fatuatcu TO suppose the cotton espor 20 increase the
present rate for ten twenty years under the bur
den Such source Of revenue once discovered by the
American planter shoull every DAY expect an aggrs
walton ~ the impnet and, OF course hould look
elsewhere With unwon,ed diligence Tor come escape from
State which deliberately proposed 10 exist AT
pcnge Even the very considerable reduction import
duties upon our manufsetaros exhibited b. mere
material and manufactured goods, viii No, pro
pitiato Lancashire and the Yves, Riding, or Il.
duty couli 30 collected without trouble and Il it m.
creased a. Southern cllctia,ors srpcr 70 eSpcet,
there woadsw Iva, s. be found use 1or the SS9cs1
eSigcnce o sclf defence OF internal improvement would
ever present themselves 70 the masters o. an noNhaus
bic treasury anancnu nimseI vas mol mere me va.
" more ,rlnhelra ~ ny IoN.r"s ulin nv J9lfhAs
the Slltncrn conisae.suon Irving 'honlseNes ltsi
Witnessed anu Alvp,eu tno greast an most eWSpeetea
change us woI,u nss withees9d ior VINCE eehlury-
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