The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-12

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~. wr believe ve arg warranted . sag
iug ilat ihe pallic seni.mem j. ti.ai conn
~ strongly ggepo deraies 10 favor Is tbe
United States. A. D. fle eaaec q fsc
uar. there seems Is u much lgaoune g,
vhieh j ofen amusing One contends
liza, We ave engaged ina Struggle between
Fee Trade sud Protection AnAher
il.ai lisa strife between Monarchy and
RepuJlicanism! and another that the
strife IS Tie result Of he inevitable law
IL dismembernen ehieh separates rations
al certain .iaso 81 strength and espan-
sion. Bat those are bot exceptions, willie
lbe majority If lhc blinking men IN that
country know AID believe that Slavery Is
lie cause q or diiIitultic., and that the
cau.e ii liberty aal humanity are deeply
involved IN the issues Of the contest. No
danger ihat England, who drove slavery
from Ter shores Il. an intolerable monster,
ana declared that the airof England mos
too pure Ter slaves 70 breathe, should
low aid cause which la5 slavery for rs
very Foundation. The member from Gal
way, WHO hos pahakcn Of The SWEET NOR
sels Of Southern hospitality, who has ia'i-
"a pure wine anil even something stronger
with The f,aed fpaiiies," and who has
PLAYED euelre II $500 q game with choice
spirits 81 The chiyalry, may have become
80 captured by the la,al intoxiealion Of
slavery as to move upon tie floor OF The
House Of Commoas recognition Of the
Southern coDfederoy, AID attempt an ex-
position Of the fantastic dogma Of State
Rights. But file pulse Of the English
Commons beats true TO the instincts d
Justice and liberty, and the Hon. member
from Galway resumes lis seat in sore dis
comature,
Now and then perhaps my Lord So-and
50, whose blood Is Of most noble and an.
cient extraction, firm friend 70 h'mSeJ
and also 10 monarchieal institutions, con
templates our difficulties with proud
qualification, and declares that Republican
institutions are humbag and a failure
But The great heart Of the English people
still throbs in unison with the defenders Q
the cause OF established law and liberty
while the great mass Of the English PEG
pie would rejoice to see the rebellion
driven down to the dark grave which
yawns to receive il.
As for tie press, that mighty orgaI
among an intelligent people, journals sucl
3 is the London News aud the Star, whlcl
3
represent the opinions Of the middle elias
9 ses, the real controlling power in England
have from tie first outset sustained on
cause by an uniform system Of confidcnc
and sympathy. And While the organs G
. the Government, of which the Londo
Times i, the most prominent, were DIS
/, posed until cutie recently to view Amer
: can affairs With the eye Of cold and indi
ierent speculation, tie latest arrivals sho'
that even they haze nj length been drive
10 course more consistent with the ger
eral sentiment. We quote from the laiei
!, files Of the London Times:
= aTo break tie blockade in any wa
would BE al act Of war against the Coy
ornment Of The United States, and an
{ hostilities which might follow would col
|. stitute an unjust war on our part, whcI
whatever IFS issue, would stain the reput'
ton Of this country, and expose us to Il
: just reproach Of the Americans in att
times.
r The cause Of The Onion is the cause
: public law and personal liberty again
!. wnnton sedition and the perpetuation
:, bondage Of millions Of men. Come VIII
e may, Grot Britain can never waver
10 the side which shc morally espouses
!. such struggle, and the Representative
= Of the people cannot perform a more If
portant duty at the present junciure thi
in bearing clear and an lible testimony
= this natioaal truth.