The New York herald., 1862-01-27
ne War Party I'm England.

n. 4
WIN % ,n n acts OF peace our sympathies begin to
change sides We Il. very much Tor those bosterous
patriots who have gone s tb % I'M ma sus Ss nv,
Tss1 rsoDs s Is the s 4 already sas
ps Ip1s sense 81 o %aa,a asama Acss adsces laid
them, ngurativsly speaking on Tn. backs ahsy snow.
far superior 10 their own Instead On whirlxnd o.
clustering defiance, they felt their hs enes1 sns
the momsntary disappointment they set TO wor. 70
prove, as well as they able that these ps sceu.
indications meant w. nothing M and and that war was attn
mediate arrival Of Messrs sidsn and Mason in Liver
pool: and we think 1t quite possible that the ques-
tion Of peace or war may yet depend considerably
upon Ms reception .Caieh eur 0ovmnmen shall give e
not help good friends who have been calculating 30
confidently on American obstinacy and madness. We
e 4onua ev -
passion They talk quite as nationally and cooty as we do
They not aobng the government There have been no
on meeting at New York like that which was held In
Liverpool There Is total absence OF rant and bunk
decision Of the Cabinet that the President will DO
upheld In any which he may deem his duty to
pursue Hence war should after all be the SAD re-,
ascrbe to the preudces and passions of the American
people. Mistaken they may be, but they will assaredy
enter upon il quite much shall, in compliance
with the decisions Of the coolest Judgment and ia the
conviction that they are right But II the affair should
say they ought for once to render ample justice
to the moderation and good temper Of the Americans,
and Acknowledge hat republic can On pinca osas sSsss
courses BY Their inguity sciu easily ssrp'y
material for iarue Taey be sAut up to tie honest
@ G at viii e G as ns S as'DS %mer
cans like all buies, towards too; that they talked
when they got down from the stump and quietly chewed
the eek We assert beforehand that the Guards will get
all tho credit It will DO said that our twelve thousand
troops in Canada made New York shiver with alright
and sent panic through Mr.. Sewards soul The whole
affair will no doubt: be made the theme Of complacene
homlies the advantages Of rmness and the special
merits Of the British constitution, with its army, navy
aud aristocracy, Of whose members CONSENT for
pay and promotion, with tho chance Of peerage and
about one in twenty Of having their bonss bleached ION
Hence let us bs thankful There is likelihood that
raers will bo reduced to silence, or that America
will escape being horo oghy abused But let US not be
arc aware OF weak points. They know that we are
that delicate atery which mainly consists
HuIre VS. Sometimes at the cost Of their own dignity
Hence in justice bound to take all they say a lts
proper value, and 60 shares with them "a tne oiame
countrymon taking them all in all the hness
fellows in creation and they would be but trie more
just TO foreigners they would be absolutely perfect How
ever waving all further criticism lot rejoice that %
far prospects more hopeful than they were few
days ago II we feel quite that the danger 10
blown over let be glad that it is less imminent than
has been and that, with ordinary good temper on both
sides the difficulty may be peaceaDy surmountsa reOpe
hsps require to be cautioned against placing too much
reliance probabilities; but hsgreat bulk Of the com
rests Of every would suffer- by war; Hence there
is why they should net enjoy the gratidcaton
which tho pows from Amorca is calculated TO in
sprs disposition TO rejoice at the prospect Of peace
is probably the most potent instrument for securing the
blrssing itself, AID tho conciliatory temper which u
being shown on ether sdo Of the Atlantic will only
make VS. anxious that tho end which seems lksk
10 be - iippy reached may not Be- hwared BY any
courteous and nrcssOnng obsnacy on the part Of the
Bri,ish government N'aH