New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

condemnabe. inability to justify the North 10 Tins
war unless the war werew ag d aguilst slavery.
English gentlemen say TO nle. " Some CT your couh'
trymen fly into passion with SOME OK our country
men journalists, because these last do moi syinpa-
tbize with them in this struggle between slave
holding and free labor community--althougp
England Englshmen, and English journalists have
for years pretended great sympathy Tor Tree laU0r
and q areat antpaihy to Slavery. You icPr0achiuiy
demand our undetermined auti-slayery sympathy
with YOUR Government But is y0nr Government
anti.slayeryf Does it or does II rot recognize and
proclaim It's purpose q protecting the Weullar
institution with al is rights aud wrongs vi pro-
perry in human beings"
Theoretical FreDckmen ask, in their pert, Logical
way: "What and whom are you lighting Tor, aoout'
and WITH Are Slavery aud shareholders your eu'
mies--yes or mol Are you attacking or defending
tbem-yes or nOl Are you going TO lax theii
out, wipe them out, walk them into the Gun,
with newspaper phrases aud rose water, ana bOt
hurt them You quarrel with French aud Engls1
recognition of the &. 5. A. as belLgerent power
But why blame us for recognizing a tactl Beside
this belliger,nt power which you let exist, thcre
exist within your borders three or iour neutral
powers, Kentucky, Missouri, dc. You demand
our sympathy as generous people, opposed 10
Slavery, and you solernly declare that You VIII
oppose every rising Of the slaves you even cast
back the fugityes from Slavery. >ou are 'exed
when we laugh at your American way OF carrying
ON n war. Your transient dipOmailsfs ely OUT,
after breakfast ut our Hotel dc Louvre, DaeH"a
est Carthage, and yocr by-sCting countfymen ana
women applaud the aptness Of the novel aud classic
quotation. What do they he, anG u mean Al
YOU do mean to destroy Carthage, you must carry
the war into Africa, and, proclaiming humah liberty
as Won co. eulist the African Eeutlas as your ales;
unless YOU prefer that your Southern enemies anticl-
pate Won, and. by proclaimng their freedom, enlist
them ON their siric."
This and much more like this is talked and
printed here in France God forbid that should
for an instant admit that these foreign thinkers can
comprehend the policy OF our Government any more
than those ignorant petitioners to the Massa' htet's
Legislature who pray that Government UNDERTAKE
tie buying out OF Tic slave interest III the Border
Slave States. ] am here only as your reporter OF
French opinions; must TcIOlt them When they be-
come important BY fequency and force ot express
sion, without respect to their s0undBcss. Aud 80
let ne quote a sample sentence or Two from 40 arti-
cle in In Presse apopIOs Of this same petition:
4" They the signers aud that this war IS without
an issue, if Slavery is not to be touched, the only
" real sore OF the American social body. Ana
therein the BOstonians DO but openly say what all
sensible men think since the Government bias OF
dered its generals to reject fugitive slaves. 10y
"this the Republican amy recognizes ana protects
%. black prourity in form mCre positive than
- VAS q .ked Tor by any OF the compromises so OBJ
" stinatcly combated by the Republican members
of Congress"
sp-aklng of slaves and the notion that, so long
as they are slaves, properly beaten, robbed, ana
otherwise subject to Chustianirng discipline, they
can but doat ON their proprleter, hard work, ana
short commons but dIecIly they are free VIII only
think OF buteheri,g their lately beloved Massa aud
Aissus by way al relief to the monotonous luxury VI
their dolce far aentet is well To note passage III
report on "a bin just voted 10y the Corps Legislaiy
having in view the regulation Of the commercial re-
IatIons between France and Der West lnulan Island
Colonies Your readers de- not need 10 be- remind, d
TINT Slavery was abolished in these colonies by the
Republican Government Of lS4S. But it is well
uouch Ia direct attentOn To the fact that this mea-
sure was much hOwlcd over as destructive OF night
of property material interests, ETC., by Interested
parties; by 10 party" more than NJ. Granler
rassacnac' directly interested in "llack property"
in the Islands. This is the same Cassaguac who
lately was chief editor of L. Pays newspaper-and
whose subordinate GATORS defense Of slavery aud oil
the Montgomery Government 10 the past four months
sunk the already small circulation OF that paper to less
than seven thousand daily copies, and nj last forced
the propS itors (wth1 i.rtnsht) To turn Them al
out. 1ffs, any, y fe anne Lass1gnac, Sole fro-
slavery editOr-in-cbiei Of all Paris journals Now,
this same Pro-Sayery Cassagnac, IN his quality rs
Colonial bill in question: and in this report, which
YOU NAV read IN this weeks MORiieur, he states,
with proofs, that " the amount and money value oi
expectations from the Colonies produced by slave Ia
Dor during the five years preceding the abolition OF
slavery are inferior to the expectations produced
by free labor in the five years succeeding the aDo-
htion Of Slavery. And the superiority OF the last
over the former period amounts, Tor Martinique TO
$50 600 francs for Guadel0upe 10 90 co francs;
a.. ID, A fran D. ~ "A
ways take Granisr at his word; but when DC testi-
ies against himself guess IL Is safe to suppose HIM
to be- within the limits of truth.
The Corps Lcgslatif closed its long session yes.
terday The Emperor is still at Foutaluebean. He
has adjourned his going 10 Nichy, whittier, how
ever he will 20 to pass some weeks this Sumr
The best answer to the silly rumors about b
teebled health is that, within ten days, he b.
repeatedly out for hours ON foot aud on b.
Tor long hours together, under broiB9
received His Excellency Phe IN Siphp
equally unprOnounccable accompanying
bassadors, at Fontainebleau, yester
state. Their poysyllabic Excellen'
bis French Majesty on their hnees
native clothes after Sianese iasi
Prince Napoleon is called bag
ing voyage to preside at t.
say, during the Emleror's
have the usual Summe,
meeting With no end OF
no end of NateriBg a.
stand in need Otsc
Baltimore Bonapar'
grandson of the
again on appen
neyi speaklr
the case at or
and maliciOUs
not yet prUit
in accordar
to Justice