The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

Independent Position of the Daily NersThe Late Necs
from China-Tae MEXICAN Arrangensert-fas Sound
Vices Of Golden dc, DC
Lord Palmerstons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UP OF wings
and berahas just received considerable damage from
less champion of liberal PRINCIPLES than Richard
Golden. The Daily Nsaos considers death blow to the
Premiers observation-disclosures OF execution deferred
till the next session.
The Ne,cs compared the ministerial whitehall dinner
last Wednesday TO the beefstsak breakfast eaten so
heartily by the culprit the fatal morning that he is de-
lvered into the hands Of Jack Keich. am not at all
certain that the American government and people would
have any better friend more magnanimous rival in the
leader Of the tories than they have in the rcvene
Pam. this time the tory papers oulHerod the gov
eminent organs in abuse Of your government The fac
party tories OF which Derby and Drae tho
leaders may not be more hostile TO your government
than tho wings Mr.. Golden charges noble lord at
the head Of the government with love OF hbusterng
Of sensation measures all Of which very expen
for the people lie showed that govern
mont expenses eight millions sterling annually
than they when Disraeli Chancellor OF the
Exchequer in 1864. He charged palnerston with
utterly useless expense Of over million pounds in sending
l. 900 troops 10 Canada during the time Of the Trent
affair, when be knew from Mr. Adams that Captain Wskes
had acted without authority and that government
were perfectly willing and ready TO make amends.
prise nobody and create not the slightest sensation any
whore, that is that Great brlLan the
small operation Of taking the empire OF China under Mr.
Bulls protection. In other words OF making four
hundred millions of people into British colony. II
existence a nation under form OF government,
than two thousand years proof OF and wise
political system then the Chinese must be set down
the frst nation on the globe in the theory
aud practice Of political economy. And yet
stroke Of the pen transforms that mighty empire into
colonial dependency and actual portion or the British
kingdom. And yet this people when you declare war
against Mexico fight them, and obtain your rights, then
70 home and leave the country intact call you ehlibus
a " O neil
take possession OF barren in the ocean, Ave
hundred miles from any other American territory
island.
Fnibustero.
Call yourself hero
And yet commit wrongs like a Nero
Just for the sake Of peace In the family the cheapest
way for all other people Is to admit that whatever
acts committed by others, would be very naughty IN
deed, and not to be endured for moment.
Mr.. Golden gives American authority, and endorses
perfectly sound, that hereafter for any nation
tons 10 attempt TO light or invade the country and
thority OF Jonathan the First will bs utterly futile that
few Monitors sink and destroy any number OF trans
ports and ordinary vessels Every here knows
this. No matter what the fnd ndance Big, may say.
or What sort Of bullying tone may be adopted in this
country, there no possible chance OF intervention At
this time the English TO be anxious about poor
Sambo and afraid he may be employed aid In the
THIS very day heard English gentleman assert, In
public dining room, that ninety hire hundrsdths OF tho
British public DESTROYS that you should not conquer
the rebels. That unqusstionabiy true. OF course,
then they affect TO believe you cannot Oh consistency,
thou art q Jewel
LosDoS, August 2, 1862
7hs Parmers,on- Cobden Qnarre-Eyopean Intervention
and TIE Best Means Of Prsosnaing H--More and More
MONITORS Wantcd-ConrGtdnd RsJcl Trade Of England
Plain Chat Nth En0ishm<n, &c, dc.
Golden and Palmersten are at 10 again. thought two
weeks ago that they had settled their quarrel; And 50
they had Tor the Dcnco but old pam chose to abuse
The lancashire men Wednesday evening This reused
the sumbering Ire Of Cobden led 10 the discussion
u that night.
story the Independence Beige n Joint Intervention
may ruie you in America 10 not believe H. Napoleon
has much wit suppose that we viii permit auy one
70 interfere n quarrel and be hs fully ,s much az
he mind 10 tie affairs o. France and Italy
Everything ~ ne Cuatiaen. Iotaads tcar. Dynastlcs
perhaps thrones VIII DO upset Whatever the result 70
monarchs the people wl advance. Yo4 have the mat.
Of Intervention your hands. Al you blvc q H.
Is to build Monitors. You have now len Let that I'll lie ten
tunes multiplied and ~ once The Secretary Of the Navy
deserves the thanks Of the nation Whatever mistakes he
may have committed are atoucd fo by Its Efforts y place
the American navy whore should bc-foreuest. GIVE
him Al The money he wsnts end build Monitors East %
your mechanics turn them oft lock sympathy
from thu SIDE 81 the water and sl 30 iayors
from England ~ France. Whatever hcy may iocd0 10
10, let them lnG liz ready tho son &
We caunot dep nj IN eacc FOR week Although mno
date danger from Fnglands Intervention Is past, we
must net reg g oir preparations e meet her O any
rras guns may be RI Sing tho pirate craft that sailed
from Liverpool on IQesdy under the British nag We
can Ony nave peace VIII rNHafl Dy iCtlug ucf know
that don't fear her. And whs should we peace
with her2 Surely il preferable tho existing con
duipn Il things
with the means that the United states pos
sess to defend themselves ard crisple England WIS
should thoy longer submit 10 EAgiand's insolcnce
ard njustce Look at ibs affair OF the gunboa that
mst sailed. She was built by Laird, member Of Par
lament II was notorious that she for the rebels.
men we're about her ara board - her who proclaimed
themselves officers IN the rebel service She took IN
board cannon and powder Yet this government refused
10 stop her. If our words hays weight In erica the
ronBa yxfIt m Lnuua fniar
those things, they wi within sixty days, offer England
The alternative n Withdrawing her aid from the rebels
and acting towards the United states with tho los see that
the United states prsctised towards England In ths Ga
madam rebellion o. 1851, We shortly settle
matters WITH these people Lot do H. The existing status
must be ended England must be for or against u.s.
Let ner Know this at once aud plainly weare or shouls
o. strong enough now to insist upon rights and en-
itrce them u necessary.