, 1861-07-12
IN
ENGLAND AND AaIEI3 ICA.'


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of 1he N.Y. - J.! I = 11o5;nrr - III
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aetan +ha papsr, y Tue true MIesas.on. i M of
a,,f ao ~, nttiss na1sw,, ~ Un ~.
11nra aa7 i; ean 1hta rne++er tbaa ~
49,, -, aeee! LII ~ eo1e i"ss0t tuatA I1e
.s,n
.,th ne New forK ;EFs4 fosss nnagfstanas n tnat
treat sea tears a. ira+aa aot .ss11
ioSSid il sa5ssts to Joia III q assst ths@ "a
,,n,+s III II hfh ~ esf il stic+1 T.; ~
csrdance with tie dgfits of aent1aIs by the laws
Of nations.; A'el'0 " 1'e@0 - ~ A""
III a1e cunvs1sat1on aooxe le,s1IeI .aaI y 70, Lofa
C.-aE1 1plessea ~ eonYlenon .nae ~ ING 6ftlsh
GoVeiament e Wonia never enter into 1y any trea-
taa m lcoon :la VIII Laa slzso Gotg siaatag cqn-
ieoefacy under their present constitution He
sa,ata. aaa a. mercy NE recently Wlla ne fflme ~
present oninien and detern1inatfon nf the I
leading memben Of Her Maiegty's Cavern
mept, But at present. no action whatever
could be taken. and fher were dcteru,ined to
Conflict wa going On bet The NorEh 10Th and uS
South. ~ ~ ''' ">>~. '@'~ AVA ~ ''Ns>'
Thig nosition of neutrality he was aorrv II
see misintarpreted by = portion Of he press f 3f
the North, as If il were IN inafcation 81 faynr
towards the South. Which It Ras not. There
would be no such favor. Although there conjd
not be, as yet, in the present stage Of the con-
- H.
mand, no reception could be giyen tn + nor
any admission Of it,'4or any notica of Il at ali
The Corfederacy was mol q natfnn de Sastos-
not power to be recognized Or treste1 rgith
no matter what were If cIaims # rema;ne3
to be seen whether Il became \ power: and Il
it did, what were It's <la;,ns to Be recooenized
as such. When he present war vas ended
and the terms settled Of any agreement be-
tween North and soyah, the Gonfederacy
still remained sad :azat recognised By the
North then Tontd lG@4e rue question before
the british Go3ef1mn5 whether themselves
~ 4;a,, tuas or not. When
eFer 1hio taas 9ntts1lon % came np the Government
nstion n nhnss tni TuIa ah I4s aeeegnze by treaty
-, tm - ha mmos5 wnote o2!ess was the perpetui-
y Y " ee au.nan slavery 1here need be no fear
VI 'n9'' rr ,,r..,,ro.- ~, -
: THE QUESTION or SLAVERY.
ret, u the United States should recognise
such nation, and enter into treaty of peace
and amity with 1t, recognising its right to
slavery a vested right in human beings as
powers? Meantime the sympathy Of Great
Britain with the North WAS greatly checked
and prevented; and rendered almost fmDossf.
BILE, in consequence Of the support Of slavery
and the treatment Of the slaves and of the
see no principle Of freedom in the war, as re.
garded the -enslaved, no intention Of Justice or
Of mercy towards them, no defence Of their
rights, no determination to abolish this great
wIckedness Of slavery On the part Of the North-
On the contrary, It looked as if the North
would still guaranty to the South the rigft Of
this crime, the assurance Of not Interfering
against it nay, on the other hand, a promise
The rejection Of colored men and negroes
from service in the army was referred t9. TO-
gether With other significant facts. The Fu.
gitive Slave law was stil1 execnted. and the
poor victims Of slavery were fIung Sack into
this hell even by the4yorthern arnfea. Great
shn3a Brtan ts4 had ne attribute Of sympathy yth
To111i stifl ho15 tha sIa1ar ss e ~ tueoo"
rican raee az y sooraa cr +v;o5t ~ ~ sne pooI Al
and wnnld he'9 hni5 AZ aia,tes ~ pe asspscteo,
ri honaoe avan At ~ +bs nn1t ~ - ~ M isao.
bayonefs. fhere cod r. ieo y ~ t7
the North in sueh war' IF Il cape ~ %t.ts ha -
nurnose n t1,;s 1reaGfa1 et,,aesa ~ Jste 4 ~ W
sn5 nrotect tha e,aras ~ stru1e " IT. W 1eiease @
their r;ui,ts then ~ n1 ,n+ se ~ LEU Hs;o
ish f,agar,;1,oxt 49, ~ Jug a9a aAg1eut tns o1lt-
teel that ~ W., ~ w. 9eGpae eam aau Goulo
and not for temHeI1ss ,naraIx osI od god us agss
soi1ad - ~ Enelnnet5ss Meiely, ana were re-
mert the 1 ~. amAy ms Wlckeanees, that mo
dsa, ~ atroIn npasny "a " LUIS country would be
Moth. @ @sa' e1o+a L. oenau VI LIE
But they had seen +ba No,+h ,aon,o a,,,
pover7ment in soTna tas,ot snu 1spu' H. pegpie any
fhe parties tunnortfny tE;s or,,-, tu;h,1a y.
Of i1Istice and rei.oioS as J1 itlpnna.a
te1s. nnited IN ts,s saI,oi1on ~ a1a minus,
slayery. and e7en in the NV r.nr 1r M eugPois u,
deuyi1p that thew hal env intant,a.' ~"
ishine Slavery. and lev even dennunc;na m q & aool'
tention As # Il were q crinc r e. s01t N.1s ln
wnn}d have the svpnath1 ~ cra.t t11 p.;ta; Nostn
thev must fhamssi1es ,.svera ~. a. oa!:ala
and nov ftat End boI ..;ue1, ~. a's siuns =,
onnorsnns*1 annl1 ,.~ e suGn u
Of it. The moment Grest Rr;ta;n s ~ cou1d ~.
oholitfoo 1oon,;,,1- ~, a. T. on GoMu scs
the North in this struggle, TIT monept al i
the sympathies Of the QeG11s would be fer
Yfnf!v and tir1!ly nzs.h the NorIa and 1t TIT
~ " 9.es tha e1 oesHea 20 prevent Tue reeogni
e.un =. ~ -. aavlaog Conederacy By THU
Sounery, !et tnem snow tnat tue cause Of that
9.nu 5esms - .asiE o"a o1aqrIence OF slavery, and
49, ~ ~ auoA& Il, ano not tne inert
,us5ne " coh9ues!' olt preserving The unioI
statas o1eu haa " " " compeAng me separated
erai GoTern,1t ~ as" Nv a; unoel ne req
h,'4 III II ,aot9a SeI ~ OILY Gfeas br2tafn
r.thsr 9 ~ 80. 9 ~, na6otn VI Au11pe Wou!a mucf
than consoi;1a+aa eee @ ;.h @ u pieces
nai s1euas "4la Inc purpose Of perpet
~ snc1 n1d'I - ,ho ra,xa-s., .o.,,.
+3na ~ rata ~ 81 u1'ssM teeAng II mstEuc
nre,sed 1 Sv III ~ e1aaoas aaaoa ana centempt e
ment If Il, at tis - w., " ~ askon!sn
fIo,, e3aa ~ co. ~ ~ Glu.i ealment OF 1nglt1yes
1itv for s1aIn nqonelP f P.sug1 gttsa III ot seco
ats4 ~ i eiase Properly, even py tae m1ntafJ
s1seerr waea ~ 4h ,ouyes are noI anng PACE INTO
E1ate!3 ~ lue ooutn, IL 8 6lS1lucanI!y noted