The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-28
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THlf SiGsuy I! The Northern papers are
Displaying great deal of ili-hunor at The
landing OF large forces Of the British array IL,
the Canada. They boasted 10 the rudes, and
most iusnlting terms for several months after
they opened The war upon The South thas.
after bringing their ''shot sharp, and de-.
oisive" operation. ii this direction 70 an carl,
and s;ic,sssful conclusion, they would then
tara taeir attention to the Can:idas, and MAKE
lhcir neSt morning aleal OF these prov faces.
Iicy abasei Eagland and France IN the mos.
outrageous manner fer their mere neutrality,
and threatened vengeance upon all tho woria
II 1t did not et once pay ohslsanee 10 their
Yankee Government, and manifest an active
sympathy in behalf OF the stars and stripes
the North ami its cause. They received none
of the expected aJala.ion, aud their esnJuei
has been 50 asrocioas as to offend, and SO s.b-
surd ia 70 disgust, The intelligent classes OF
mankind lacy have excited the mingled
horror aud ridicaie Of Europe: and the gen
ersliuclinaticns OF the European Powers is To
despise them for their uiaanness and - be war,
Of their treaehery.
Tue Eu2iish Government, ii seenls, has sen:
over twenty-five thousand troops into the
Caaadi.. Ii is, moreover, looking into lht
condition OF Its admirable system Of tortiGca-
lions on the ST. Lawrence, and III general pun
Ting It's affairs IN tho CanaJas upon q thorough
war footing. What could have been more
natural than this after the hectoring SPECIFIC,
OF SEWARD, tue isukcc Seeietar. OF state,
on the subject Of amazing the Canadas
What more eAeusable than usis policy after
the violent manifestations of uurovokcd
Wtemper in Northern journals understood
to M the oraces of the braygart Secretary!
We will be candid enough tn confess. how
ever, that we do not believe the military pre-
paratons of the British Government ii Can
ada have been undertaken with any reference
TO the 'giddy twaddle OF SEWARD, or 10 the
COARSE Ulilirssyaie Of the Yankee press gang.
That Goysri,aent, as wcii'as the world il gen
erai, has long ago learned how little heed is 10
be bestowed upon tho Travs, Bianciles ana
Swee;heaIts OF the Yankee kennel. upon the
sasconade of such de!na2ogles as >S,y-
ARD, or the noisy hayin OF such cow.ii.i!s
dogs IA BENNETT anu GREELEY. TIE military
measares taken in Canada have had very littic
prompting from thia ,uigai Yankee hue anal
cry
The real motive IT, this energetic prepara
ncn for tho contingency OF wa y iEh tae North
Is obvious Great Britain and France will be
compelled sooner or later 10 raise tho blockade,
which excludes them from our tobacco and
cotton. They will be compelled to recognize,
and to open relations with, our Contederary ;is
preliminary step 10 raising the blockade Of
our ports. They foresee certain collision
with the North, and Great Britain vonIi be
false 10 its ancient maxins Of policy. if it
brought on this outbreak with tho North. he
fore it had put the Canatas in q thorough con
dition Of defence. The defensive preparations
going on in Canada have double significance
They indicate the purpose Of Great Britain 10
lake measures which ARE likely 10 bring her
in collision with the North; and they account
at the same time, for the delay of that Gov
eminent and Of Franco in announcing their re-
cogniiion or the Southern Confederacv
The English Government with the power
full alliance Of the London T,sscs, have already
brought public opinion III the Two Kingdoms
to the point OF sanctioning and feconding
recognition of the Southern Confeioracy ais;
relations of arnitv and trade with rs That
Government is turning its attention to its dc
fences in Canada, willie the French Emperor,
by encouraging the publication of able essays
in the French Journals on American affairs, IS
revolutionizing French opinion ia favor cf The
Confederate States of the South
The Hcrc,d may rage and the Yritu~c i'm
sg1ne vain things, hut public opinion in Europe
ia trne 10 liz in.erests; and they have CONF
by lucid discussion TO learn that the great
soulces OF weaitl, u ', nat was the old Union
are concentrated IA the Southern States They
now understand that it was tiicae States which
constituted tae great marse; which absorbed
their manufactures that it il these States
WHICH, luIuicu tuS SFr|al rtailiSS Nuicu tuel 81
much coxet'; and that an exchange Of their
manufactures for these staples without the ex-
pensive agency of New YORK and Boston, viii
PIT their American trade on more profitable
footing than it ever stood upon before. Ihey
begin TO understand the great advantages thew
will experience from revolution i'll our tariif
policy, and from our requiring their Yankee
rivals to pay the same duties for the privilege
Of entering our markets az themseiven
Public opinion In Europe will now sustain
any measure that tho European Governments
may take i'll regard TO the recognition of the
Confederaey. The defensive measures of the
British Government in Canada are VOL. nigh
completed. The stocks Of cotton and tobacco
in Europe arc rapidly diminishing We may
iherefore soon expect ZONE decisive news
from abroad on the much debated subject Of
recognition Though we must recolleet thai
with nations months are but az days and DELAY
the Leading maxiln of their diplomacy.
MANAssA.--Ne take it for granted tha,
the journey to Richmond by Manasss. lag
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