The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
ecy Strengthen 5etery nation TO be- = p9sSiols
ndepeEdens Of our cnusish customer
from the Lcadoa Views, lpsS


At present The ccnfed sey Ia raled D. srI1p Of Gilt
2ens who have themselves b - provisional
government Ov readers gf tss a, 1rayy as
as yc.liay yep.sros 9lsA ssosSs 10 irss.ssss NJ
JaT0sas DSrs, as r7gcss.trs Of SIX yris siaon of
delta. Considering the that people large have
had n the sp,n aad afrsng taas
far, and TIA! onethrd OF The population aieves
one hsnd 70 abide by the law sad tho other 70 wit
freedom or speech and the press the sec'ace Of
republican constitution very coiious one Every
deayoy has been used 10 make Ike the WGsh
iDgon a. possible, but u us. always stand by tee
the only proposal OF popular self government fur
sentative rue, and yet the institution Of
slavery The grea, question, whether win worn, under
the most favorable circumstances, ray possolg be
answered after study Of It's p,oy scns without waiting
70 the experiment tried OF ths eacA ran Judge
fer himself VIXEN he what The pgoyts Jns are.
From the LONDON Telegraph, april 50
Mr. ino0in has appointed Or. CHARLES Adams Minister
al the Court o. s.. James aid Mr. william Dayton Mu
lister AZ The Court o. the Tuess. simultaneously with
psSa nomnsS 81 he southern 9TH oo
federacy % represent It IL E,optnree having been
instructed 70 ;'ss FOR recognition win tho govern
u the aoutbeyn delegates % the Ola Wor declares
his belief that the acKnoTedgnsct VII speedily DO
coded as matter o. We more than DOUBT
the point ]: g, and hos been years D Icy OF
England to recognize al existing governments Whether
Of naon We recognized Frame under tie Prog;soral
governments we recognize Italy uIjsE Victor fianuei
we should recognize the rnsed States 81 North america
we refused TO acEncx:etgc F5ssuth as Governor
OF Hungary; we should have declined . receive
mission from Normandy or Rlrgeriy Ind they,
instead Q. France az whole, successfully re-
VOTED sganst the govercment Of LoGis Philippe.
Our scss at.On. atsl ne UnGd scxs 81 NORA an,
s,jc0 snpoyaei as Washington, and ssst ne cesrG no
reyn'asr dtcsare; he Southern -onteGsr ICY e sparGt.
and Independent Consrsos1k shGl BE- b,fsi rye
Mr.. Lsslp less TIC cticf masssTe o. South lGros
and AtI ANA AzD Of Pes7.ylcania snd Massachusetts it
would De highly inpoitc and iodecorols indeed ~ pre-
Judge the question between North and South before
Cabinet OF Washington kas announced ts ultimate vews
or before the great issue has been fairly tried lord John
Hns6el therefore, while ajhering q the principle OF
neutrality and non intervention, VIII! in all likelihood re-
fran from recognizing the credentials OF aessrs Yam
cey, Roet ana Eana until have progressed
beyond their present limits both IL the american Con-
TeRe and on the secessionist borders There appears
for the time, danger OF misapprehensioDs
jet Of the contemplated blockade, y1y u: the outset ~
naval torccs Of The Nesc World rep,Gbt II they ca1aE
ysarUe Ir SuRscr, edssbx surely unitake 10 ,oci up
prod9iot beard se dtsi 5y large asd ds>tsbe hlr
bors and en fer hmdres Of nlts 10 ne fts.
sorld Tho time has not como, then, for Great Britain
express any diplomatic opinion upon tie politics OF the
United States and least Of al 10 anticipate tho solution
Of formidable crisis BIZ acknowledging the n1epsn.
dence Of minority pedged only to the principle Of
raging human nature In perpstuity By establishing ea.
very az the basis Of political constitution.