The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04
Hriaisa lat rQstAn the War.

From The London IiIass, kugalt Il
Never was there war in whic1 fha people
cf this couR rg tof L a greater iatsles5 We
watch with the atm est s,it cttUds ii proceed
ipgs Cfine be eiIgereays, art Cpser1e noL only
tho operations Uf their arm hpt lae mani
IeSta'Ion OF popular ceiling, wiz sPsa,iIn 81 3
which 10 other rusgie could sXciiv. We
can say more. Though IL IS i'm possible to
avoid Tefi citing that the dtyisscr 5lo JAIJG
into tW. gFeat - ties may Tet T. QEi
many of the trG u9iss vis2 yvbich y E were
menac6d ny tae oV6rS'ariI 4 u iSv Ji he cd
Federal Government, W. c4a s5fs'y assert
that Eaglis hIden desire Io1bl-E mere than TO
see tne quarrel teILairAtad ana sae e,f5Ie
apoeased. We wish nc harm 10 elmer
party, and would iar rather see AD.e-lc lca
strong, united and prosperous tnIA syrcG.
late on the advantages which is gTa3 -tHFe
disruption might pos s,by bE.ag - us neigh
bors But when we have sail ta,s ws have
said al TN tEt Americans are }iselg - hS n
with much sass faction. Fer tAa r~St, our
conclusions are ceFLsinlv net favor bic 10
those institutions under which this Ersas c.
tastrophe has CEen matured. What the Ans
Iieans cali fToedem, baI what We { -! de-
nocrucy, does not snow to advantage AZ this
critical time. The theories attzlbUliuE In
measurable superiority II 1epuoiizaa fssms
OF govern meat, have All Eeen II Hei in the
plainest and most striking manor, and the
last six months has proved ~yUnd all qUes~
tion that the ErepOGaaEanCe CF pCruiaI Wi1
without chec& OF ll-n!t ig ~ le2G- es INsiy 70
nurrY q naiIoiL into, war i.E@ d b. IS the "a
price OF the most absolute Gespot OF tra ID
tIigues o. the most selfish CT s-r{SlccTa1 ies-
We are not dadiDg FAULT with :bs Northern
States for going TO Vgar- VS. bAye Te1earrGIy
admitted thai the f. oral Tar- ccu'l MT be
expected % yiaU tre disfueY1 fs- Taer;t * The
Union without effort 10 avert tae loss
Bat, though civil war is the most frigatfnl Il
all wars, the Americans plunged into l. vi Il
less concern tn2n WCuld have hsen shown oV
any European : tate in adopting 8 diplomatic
quarrel. Though t"e peopie cr ts,a So1th
were of the same flesh and blood win the
people OF the = Worth, ard cO1nec ts1 W 70 them
by a thou Sand links OF interest aGd feeling,
the Northe-ners Instantly baaped pvery con-
ceivable opprobriam OF the heads OF til o
Sou therneTs.
If)the reader will rsfer 10 any speech of any
Manchester orator he will Fl I'd Tie & 3yeru-
ment of the United $ t6tes extravaganza en-
iogiZed for the very qualities Of which i. Is
now proved to hs utterly dast4 ute and he
account OF gifts which il Is liaia they pevsr
possessed 1t is this, If ths Americans wisR
to know the truth, which points The r5learks
OF Englishmen Oh their civil yvar ard lis IL :
cidents. IL is not that tbe4' are any worse or
more foolish or more IL leEanerate ten Was
to be expected under the trials 70 which hey
have been exposed bat that they Laya been
held up 10 our Admiration by certain rqrtr
among q people ia whose ccuasals & .
intemperanee or folly would ever De likely TO
prevail. When we see thua unlimited 1gra0c-
racy conveys not tHe sigh test security Sgair
the worst OF wars ana the most reckless ex.
trayaEance, we may apply he ~ oral a home,
and congratulate ouTsei sea that The old
British CONSTITUTION has ret bsen precipi.
lately renloceled after 3. Manchss Ter design.