The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
sxIr,sH rREss on THE RAMPAcE.

The British papers received by the ias'
,.r~sntr, .rs frl! Of buster about tie seizure
Of Mason and si.deli. Their calamns
,mack Of sssiilaincus sais- retTen in every
Ine, and ersry senisres bFis;les vi b bsyon
cts. Poor cd uncie Sam Is given TO en-
ders.and tha, unIess be dcFs his ha', and,
hun4bly srologlses to The British Lion, AID
yirs. 40 .hose rebsl emissaries, Mason and
siitsn, lie nas, prepare himself for good
souad dfsbsipg, immediately! Nothing
.sor: 81 lsis will hss. the offended dignity
Of tie Britisr Gogsrnmen,. IL is very esi-
dent, from the rodSnoniade Of the British
Press, that The capture Of Mason and Sill
dell has Disconnected some q their nice laid
glars Of Intrigue .or the disnsmbermeIt
Of IBIS Republic.
The only eject this clustering has had ID
this country, that We are aamonssksd CT at
;bi. date, has been TO produce correspond
irg degree Of blus.er on the part ct
portion Of the press Of this country.
specimen Of sh:s COUNTIES blasting, The Peep c
OF ibis section were treated to, day Two
since through the columns Of the Daily
Sebfaal;aa. But, lest al cur readers
may 90. have seen the aforesaid specimen
Of blaster, We viii here introduce another
from the 81. Joseph Journal to Wit
.Wall, we dom, think Lord PalmerstoD
wants to makes fight oct Of the Mason asd
snd,u, affair, but whils, We deprecate a
war xith Great Britain, il he chooses to
pitch in, thank God we have four millions
m IRE fighting men, and ina war With their
old enemy, they will rush to the fray With
. esgerness.
=" They rcmsmber The savage and scalp
II knife, which they employed aga 1ss Us,
in the late war, and they will find the dcs
ceudauts Of those who suffered by it, ready
md keeu to ayenge the wrongs Of their
fathers.
g Old Ireland can DO walked up, and
aroused. IL Grea. Britain goes to war with
- a. this time, We are for doing all the in
Jury 10 every way VIC can-le, US cripple her
eomme.ee, d.sta-b her relations with Ire
land, annoy her possessions in India, and
and crash her Monarehial institutions and
foster Republcanism under the noses Of toe
Dukes, Lords and mobiles Of the realm"
The above is on par with the spi' i Of
the leading articles Of the British press
Sensation is the order Of the dav, aud We
don, know why John Bull may not, through
the arissacratic press 81 his rca nj, inpro-
wise FIRST. class sensation. rs well as 1s:.ar1l
other man," Brother jonathan not eSsaxl
cd. And the Mason and Siidell affair, viii
serve his purpose frst-rate. Not only that
but 1t will furnish the American press an
other golden opportunity to parade their
knogledgc, or rather, smattcripg OF inter
national law''-she s.righ's Of Neasrals,"
asd the "righ,s Of bclligsrents F" Such
another God. send, British and American
editors have not had, since the "right Of
se,reh" ,im,s Of lsl2-anl for the next
three months, this subject will be turned
over and over, and disseeted, until 1t shall
have become rs dry and thread. bare as the
temperance question. In the meantime, the
matter will have been "settled to the salts
faction OF both parties" by dispassionas1
diplomatic correspondence. We think, des
ritc III tA. blus.er now ben: ind,igcd in
on both sides Of the water, By the press,
thu. there need be no apprehension Of hos
,i!itiss occurring between the Unised States
aoi Great Briitie, on this question. Il IS
said The Cab'nat at Washington feels no
anxiety on this subject, believing that
,cupors.s policy will allay excited feelings,
and tend 10 cement the friendly relations
that have heretofore existed between the
two countries. Both nations will doubtless
leave the press TO do up the "war" and SEN
sstionsl part Of the business-a1d the ed-
tors are equal TO the task.