Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-01-01
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SSeso91sI5 Tor etantet fh2t this act
>. ISsg Eff Sts MI idtcned as front to the
sueh natar Ltske for granted That II was dc
T:tt5ee as abglde and eiant answer to she inso
,. f.5jIs5c winch h been directed against the Ame1
: So seaS pstoa by eEaF Of British opinion ever
since tle civil war broke outin the Uaissd States.
~ - oyTsver this raybe II is'HssuFedly oct which
with Hefees tat f1fy EATER be-
- m cone a. eat disastrous to both p3Etes Who are
Unless England eonsent, to- foregosIl claims to
inhoQd q GaIQnsl honor, she must resent this
hssznre aRdgEhe Souh,b disposed TO accept her
ee7speraton thes suoesssers et, wSaI.Igton must
sb4pfaJared to encounter hszards more dangerous
-. haze eYer peRaesd the Western Republic
Tnitads, the States eff AmePIca,a might defy the
world buthiFe theyaFe divided the interpostOn
a~as.t 4 Powerful afbter must rule their destnies
The navy Of England, Issuing from the ports Of
- 81 Aslifax 81 JOHNS ReEnnda, and of the West In
4e dies ah4 cooperating with land force which Gp
pears tobe little short Of half million of men,
20 y y not only raise the blockade Of every Southern
~ as psrtybut wlesweepthe American coast from New
eBrthswick to the Potomse burning every town
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projeetles of modern sctlerys and capturing every
commercial vessel that may FentUre'to quit the
protection of a Federal fortress .., -.
As for Canada, the modern statesmen Of England
ca1e little whether it call itselt British Or Atneri:
can; butt an attempt be made by the Federal
v STATES to force the Canadians mo ~
the Northern section of heFepubli2 they viii
"a Ssae sh 9ftag upon themselves an lee
g. - their Southern frontier, and thus oYe1matched
they will be cCmpelledstO yield 1.-the dictates OF
necessity and submit to an ignomlnous peace. This
the of events which British ODlDlOQ now
anticipates. Scarcely single Bnglshman or Irish
West .Briton Is to be found who did net IeJoice
"a when the civil war broke cut America because
s 1SagIish people have been made to fe that the
s@~2 tBnitef States were becoming Power w whose
ress on am conyiqced They would
rt5oice obtain opportunity of destroying
the Northern section of the republic<by forming an
alliance with the Southern. They would thus ae
uuire, without impeachment, the cotton and other
materials with which the Southern states nave
been accustomed to supply them whilst they would
extingulsh the political and commercial greatness
of a formidable rival. --, 49,
90 IN view Of these contingencies Go ask you tC
"'15 lower the tars and Stripes and to humble your
-. It self to England z BY means butt earnestly
entreaty you relations of amity if not o.
affection with those who your natural friends
who ought to be your brothers in affection as they
your hEothers by the relation OF kindred
Answer the British demands in the Language of d.
~ - cen plGracy. Quote authorities and precedents tC
- @ show that are justified By the law Of nations
l and specially by the example Of England in the
~ seizure of CcnnissiO neFs.' Such discussions
will give you time for deliberalOn ana for pre-
hour Operating tut
~, Commissioners. Send them to the Confederate
s. s'ro headquarters, and tethc to return to- Wishing
ton as pepiPQt tlaFes only authQFzed to Tet
respecting tAeeterms OF aa immediate Suspension
Eps1fasrtrs and respecting early adjustment OF th
Questions Ct fssde bstween the Northern AM
@sS gSoutherR States Ils+.,..s 90 - - &c.:
<ts, - IGsts be che Language Of common sense do
~ @ q7espise because Incomes from an island whic
rss las Tor ages been the victim Of risgoyernment
believe that the language which now hold be
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4 lathe United States of America much affection q
4ais fetby the IFIsa They have not forgotten tina
1910 they were received and f0stered by the Americans
2 time when they v ere driven from their homes
byI3agHsh Ensgevernment and when their death
ls.. prescription and exile were haed by England wit
szsoSs of which VI not conllnea 70 th'
pFeiHdiced masses for whom we're gRTltten th
memorable words 'Fhe Gets are go4e-Ihan.
"~s q !he Celrs $re goreEz gone With q yes geance
49, TGey aya even stu reminded That this exultatiOr
was shared, and is shared by the leading Statesmen
of England-by ministers and viceroysi who are
stiff IA The ffat OF hndihg in every decrease Of TAG
IS population Of IRelaGd Of copgst
If yeu make peace with the South there VIII b
~ yb with England: Some eonvehienand paQ
S5Ig pretext wiiLbe discoEeTed fer i0rDearng t
resent the GfroDtsT lch has been oie ed to tl'
British f8g England would rot hesitate to asset
S you as She assaiief me Chfnese If you were
bic f0 defend yourselves hut when she shall fpi
that the shores of America are to be defended BY
million of armed men, who have Profked by-th
experience Of at least one campaign when sh
shall indthat every barber and every river from
the frontier of al sine to the extremity, OF Texas
- @ ssJout send prvatePrs which win intercept
&C.. 5s eyer the gold laden vessels Of Englanl
when she recollscEs that 1f she places reg
imept. On the borders of Canals large portion
Ofth&t regiment viii desert 10 The United State
sy when she reflects that It. she goes to wa
with united America she will be met by two hun
dred thousand Irish soldiers who pant for an op,
pOrtunity of avengiDg the wrongs Of their race
vixen she is conscious that five millions Of lrisnmeI
inhGbitng Island which lies b. her side, vii
sympathize with America rather than with England
r,.a IN such ,struggle-when she forebOdes, witt
49, glQoIy forecast, that the glory of EuglanE will for
So pass away and become matter OF history;
800 eytr France aud america shall unite in hostility tt
- 80 herw she knows that the ruler of France
Watching like gle for opportunity Il
~ epoUEceU upon his prey and that France will be sup
ported by the s. HIPathy Of Spr in ana the gratua
Of Italy, she viii be slow to encounter these hSz
ards, even in defence of the flag that has braYed
thousand years the battle and the breeZe.Y
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