Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

England 70 be Wiped out.
Tho wrath of the Black Republican press, di-
rected AGAINST the tone of the English newspapers
heOIns "a exhibit itself In numerous fiery fulmina
,ons that show how deep and intense Is their NOR
tacation at the present position OF the Engilsh |
Government with regard 60 American affairs AT I
the ou,set of the war the Abolitionists calculated
on the active sy mpathy of the English Government
ard people with their atrocious schemes OF emanei
nation and subjugstion. Having been encouraged
N SOW the seeds of diseord, that have eliminated
an the usurpatons of LINcoLN and the destruction of
the Union by the philanlhropist o.. Exeter Hall the
patronage of Mrs Stowe by the Duchess of Suth-
erland the negrophilism Of WnBsRFoBCE and
BRouaHAM. and the canting sympathy Of portion
of the English press, they naturally concluded that
the South would be held by the civilized world in
the same light of the wandering Arabs with their
hands sgainst every man and every mans hand
against themn II has long been strongly and
shre wdy suspl ced that the proessed philanthropy
of E. gland on the question Of African slavery, IN
yolved deep laid scheme TO incte Northern lanai
icism envy and jealousy to war of sections and
thus to break up the Union destroy the vast carry
ing trade Of the Northern States and deprive New
England, New York and Pennsylvania of the rich
profits of the Southern trade which they have enjoy
ed Southern Statesmen have again and again warned
the North Of this cunning plot But the egotism,
self suficiency and fansticsm Of the Black Re-
nublicaus and Abolitionists together with the
cupidity hate and plundering propensties OF their
leaders prevented them from listening to the truth
and the result has been that they have reckoned
without their host, and have fallen into the fatal
trap set for them, and kept as q standing bait to
their cupidity for the last thirty years They have
been induced TO declare and prosecute the wicked
unnatural and fratricidsl against the South
which will plunge them into the abyss of ruin, and
they are now left to fight it out, best they can
without even the sympathy and encouragement
Of their phiIanthropic broth rs of England. They
have played second fiddle to England, ever since
the American Revolution, and now they have be-
come the dupes and victims of those they have so
faithfully served and so obsequiOusly courted. 1t
would be amusing. if it were not so serious to
witness the writings and contortons Of their wrath
at the position of Lord JOIN RESELL and the com
ments Of the London Times upon the American war
The Times is styled the Artful Dodger" of English
Journals and its comments upon the doctrine of
State Rghts, which has been the prevailing doc
trine in our politics from the foundation Of the Gov
ernment and has never been successfully denied
until the spirit of conquest seized the Aboionlsts
are reproached as having their origin in Southern
teachings and State Rights platforms. Thus are
they driven to fiat denial of the fundamental con
ditions of American Government, TO justify the
tyrannical acts of their perjured leader and his
piraticsI followers.
They are also induced to resort TO the most
ridiculous threats against England, in order that
they may escape from the cells of English DiplC-
macy which are wound around their necks, threat
enirg to crush out their existence; and they talk
az big and thunder generously as one of Mr..
LrNooLN's Proclamstions against the "rebels." 1t
is evident that being easily imposed on themselves
by this large and tumid mode of Dragging, they
calculate very considerably upon 1t to carry their
points Their threats will soon be brought to a
test. and they may as well husband them for some
more puslanimous people than either the South OF
the English. AS an evidence Of this game of ride
uloLs brag which is now being INDUCED in by the
press of the Black Republicans, we copy the fol
lowing paragraph from that swelling organ of tbs
Western brsggarls, the Cincinnati Gazette. 1t il
probably some consolation for them to indulge il
this vain glorious style. 1t is at least, harmless
Twill be seen that England well the South, il
in danger Of being wiped Of the map"
ENGLAND AND THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACT.
The Philadelphia Press entertalns the belief tina
Minister Adams has be- authorized 10 say TO Lord
Jnhn Russell and Lord Pamerston that any attempt
direc,ly or indirectly cficially unufhcially, Il
treat with or recognize the commissioners OF tht
traitors row in arms against this Government, VIII
be immediately followed by a demand for his pass
mort. and 10 be a declaration. in the name OF tbs
fTnited States that all the exequaturs g anted L
the British consuls and e numerical agents in thu
country will be Immediately forfeited aul with
drawn.
r,o5aro,e tho Government n q, have be- n n rega
10 those y no have taken up arms against II IN III
Son bern Ststes: however 1t may have INDUCED a
waited for returning reason am"nR me conspl
TORS there can tie no hesitation when Great BrItai
comes forward, dlrecuy Ut AuuiiSNN'' ~ NSP0IS
III" cause Of those men. ,.-
For wears il has been the PRIDE OF tne america
people 10 cultivate the kindest relations WIN u
rulers of Great Britain. Ancient leuus nav o.S
forgotten or ignored The remtmorances VI u
Revolution and Of the late war; by common co"se"
have been sunk into oblivion. ,..-.,
Rut # Great B itain should throw herself INTO ID
struOols shortly TO take place between te cohst''u
ed authorizes in tn country anu 1e oau IL -;
rayed against these authoritarian not "ly VI
eLs ,.ncor of the past be revived; not only VIII u
bitter recolIections OF the Revolution ana Tue Ia
Var be resurrected. but all the loyal people upO
this heuispbere Will Ceolcate ueheNA'S ~ -
nal warfare against Great Drl'ain' "nei''Si ~
hag may Goat, on land or sea ;. :,
Should the British Government Iecasl!'ae y
southern Confederacy or lend it It's aid then an 3
neal will be taken from the briu>n Fu'els 70 =
R.i,;.b noonIe and il that tail, it will b. carrie
before the bar Of Christendom But it will not is
Io,d Jobn Russell and Lord Palmerston will disc
yer that This Is not mere commercial question; u
q contest between England and ireland or EtSls'
"a Frsrce butone " hch will stir up the proioun
-, dentbs of public opinion all over the world.