The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10
THE AMERICAN CRISIS.


The election VI member rvertOn, the room OF
lore Va1nsfston, who bad accepted the oce OF Lori
Warden tue Ctuqle Ports, TOOK place 2sth ut
lord rbluuson offered himself for reelection ana was
returned without opposition.
lord rAIs1sr ii returning his thanks after allui
ug 10 the condition OF AFFAIRS England said.--wc
gente IL spto OF al the differences that have ariget
the Continent 81 Europe, havo the satisfaction
seeing The prinfpe = cnsttuonel government rapidly
extending set over the whole face OF tho Continent.
fHeN, hear) Instead o. seeing tho Ointment vast
camp 81 desvo,lm, nov, from tho Mediterranean
German Ocean, We have the pleasure Of seeng consu-
tions altablshed. Reviewing what had beon done in
thr respect 70 Porue' len, llyi Austria, france and
rrussanot forgetting tho CmsDopa OF the serfs by
The Czar-he added --Shte rejoice that 50 largo =
portion Of the human race are continually more aud
more aomIttcd 70 IA. enjoy ment OF liberty,
not thml, ctvesi ourselves q some feelings
" PRIDE IN Rejecting that thts country cot
the fret ana ieading example, and tint most
~ tic improvements which have been made elsewhere
have oeto owing 70 tho proof which England had
gwen Of the prosperity and happiness winch con
sttutIonal monarchy extends to those who arc
Tns1c bt ofe spcs n the potuiaal aort ~ 1 os1s.r
Ilosor Of ichich tsssrs resrs AID aheui.
,sss lon nose conul 1 toA,ch ar nou tafsag race
among oar cousins North Amerod tJitng % q h',oix
an Of The onion OF ne JT7lcyiy Unt& YATES. Il
or Judge the contondna parties. l, Is not
Tor VA 20 say what ought 70 be: she'hcr compromises
ought 10 10 made by which tho rnicn may be maintain.
3D. whether Is best for the happiness the sections
that they should separate and form respectively different
associations and coniedEsceH Hut OF this sm sure
every who hears me every British heart, will feel
TIA, y v cur cordia w,sh ,n.t, whsiever may De fe
may be brought about by anicable adjustments,
that N, sUoyd may ~ sdecd from ne ntssnq spctas
II ,scng trsh>Ts arn,ng Ggd,nS hohers AMI parents
ago'nt chidy,p and Of seeing thH sote " social hdpp
Vhsch Mas hitherto been tic odirptou of mdnk,1d d.
formed bg dt.ps,ts; and country which hr been the
scene o. peace and industry polluted BY the cdusion Of
blood.
uur National Troubles as Viewed Abroad.
lFrom the btndon rlmes March %
AZ the political horizon In America gradually oarkens,
pon sdts Me engaged muaterpg their forces AMI est
tnang he probabilities n future struggle Tho south,
having been uuetsd almost NJ the present time with
We management OF the Var Department OF the confdera
g. has managed 10 securc stores and money for which
hn- Frg teen intended 70 alive no other account than
such as may 30 rendered by civil war and has con-
uived - place The North In a stuston IN which IL IA
dtporaby dencent In chips men and material Tho South
has been clever enough 70 conttute tsr tho executor
Of the extinct federation and has appropriated 10 its
own uae ell the goods that have fallen In its
way without any very strict regard 70 title IN the
meanwhile tho Southern republic boasts 10 have cot
lcctcd an army OF atty thousand men and "a b. n,a
feesed OF competent supply OF rifod cannon fi,tb
sides however, perfectly tina Il ID not by their
present orces that the struggle " once begun viii bs
decided In these days II Is not tho longest sr,r8 BIT
Tho lenses, yurss, lnss Ccl.. &c d.. or vaF al
tosb sides sranrg every effort 70 place Themselves
ir creoitsho snsncd petition. One thing may OBJ
serve o. both, at each or them seems 70 havea sau,sy
horr< o. tho cCy really ssfc ard respectable u
's.aihS Ecssy, 81 applying drc0uy to the People " sup