New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
The English Press.

To the Ed,ior ~ Ire y. j. ITtpHe
SIR: In your paper Of to-day iu the article headed
The Emancipation Proclamation AbIord ycu do injustice
Of the leading Kugsh country daily The Lsr.
POOL Pcs in csins with The and others who have
not omitted to hssp this country and advocated the
cause Of Southern Slave OligsrcLy.
Along with The Loadcs Daily Ner, and Star should b
classed The Lropooi Daily Pos MgEohsssr Times and Es-
Gmiaer (which crcuses daily nearly 5000 copies and 10
perhaps ables. daily In Lrssnd not excepting The
Tin) ard Leeds Mercury which have from hs nnns
advocated the ighs cause.
Tbe Litnpool Daily Post in particular. ought 10 pose
claim regard for its steady advocacy OF freedom and
in the hobed Of Secession which Liverpool present,
snd from the fact that its Editor and propGe.o James
Witty. u.ten his to the iugry of himself IN peca-
mary point Of view from tie Of subscribers Of Secession
pocliyes On the contrary it il pretty we understood
that the powerful Southern Club. organized By South
ern residents in England, in operation et No. 30
Water stree, Liverpool, with organ In Lordou.
tn, I4d,r conducted by Mobile gives n'Piratsou
anl sod to not lew Of the loud iored English Secession jour
nails The writer vOuch for the fac. of The ondo" Tiass
bens in communication with and prmod By this Club
Americans can judge how English public Opion 10
represented by ,rch papers Il not the act sha. the
ory Of Ensihnen wish to Independeri Southern
Slave Confedercy The middle class and mechanics hn
friends liberty Wheneye. the latter have bad oPpor-
tuuy Of being heard meetings convened TO
sympathy with Rebel cause which they have invariably
carried tie other way although suffering severely for want OF
cotton they have nc5y raised their voice, for the right.
IL may no, be well known here that the active parties WHO
get Gu, such pstics crl tbs "?SP are the well Known
Charleston rn OF Fraser Trerholne Co., having trsnea
house in Liverpool ard had in this city TheJ ae s's
tie prime msrers Organizing vessels and ersoe 10 run the
blockade. leasrespeciiuly
~ " Eoe. :, 1854
] Our correspondent is far right as that 2ts
Licerpooi Pest unlike many other leading papers OK
England. continues to profess Anti-Slayery views;
but AS 10 ts claim TO be classei with The Neos and
4 TIE Star among our friends, We have failed TO dis
cover any reasons for il. We do not remember any
artica in Tie Post expressing that appreciation OK
the Object Of our war and that sympathy with it
which The Neir, and Star show in almost every
article on American affairs, and in accordance with
this either nou-comGiual unfrendly attitude, 10
irs unqualified condemnation of the Emancipation
( Proclsmation, in its issue of Oct =.
Our correspondent mentions several other country
papers which have also brvely spoken in our favor,
"a Tie Manchester Enamiaer and The Leeds Mere
curry We could have given longer list Of them,
as we have received a number Of country papors
which, after having all slcng defended the jastness
of our cauee fully ndorse Tue Emanci patton p:oc-
lamation. But this was not the object of our arti.
cles, rs we wanted only to show. by the example Of
the leading liberal pGpers Of Paris and London,
how ridiculous aud absurd is the assertion Of the Pro-
Slavery journals here that best friends In Europe
almost unanimously cOndemu the Emancipauea
Proclamation. IE&