The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19
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we1sve no right 70 deal In angry d"nuaeaa:,o"
a Duslana, ar Of any other ccunay' oecsuse
A.. No, chocss 70 iutssfsrs Ia this war. Ween.
..-,.,r n, he Dr,t,ah people only sentiments Of
,..,,... ana sdrna,~tIca Tho sympathy manifest
I'd By their pres and BY the better classes q their
.c.istv 9Th he southern cause, II fully apprscsa
"a by every ecushern heart nut II b evident
.Aas The British Government, OF. IN other WORDS
H. whte administration Of PA'mernon and Has
al and The Radical wing, whose favor the present
prtn,styv n csurtin9 for the purpose OF keeping
thcmsaaves In power, do not ~dsct ne spirit ans
u.bue optpion Of their country. Even Ct the Bs''
tish 3ovenunsut ve should have NO right to com
paaan any more than Of any other Government N
Europa bu. for the solemn sad undeniaoie truth
that The disucion II the American States d the
salt Of the long perssssns and subtle ioirisres
British policy. We lay no claims 70 her irterver-
ton on account Of community Of blood. language
and red tiou; We arragn her not because she Is
willing 70 zee her own aesh aud blood butch-rsd
and annihnated; We hsvs right to single her oct
from any other astian Of the old world - tho oh
ise4 Of dsnureia:on except that she alone Of them
ali Il responsible ssr tbs asltAsions which have ne
suited In this war. France has ever ahstsiued
fsum interference with American institutions; Ger.
many, and even Ruazia, have stood aloof from ali
ofeusave meddi,ng with American slavery; Great
Britain, alone, has ssdulously fed the flames Of
Abolition fsns,ieism, SID by every pcssibie pol,i.
col and social agency has iaborsdby the lever Z
Anu$iavery to over.urn the American Government
When she had ct last accomplished this object, We
had right to expect taat sAe would have asen SAL.
lifted and that her snimcsity would not have dc
manded the destruction we'll as the separation OF
he two countries We had not right to expect
intervention We arc fay sbe to establish cur In.
dependence without her aid or that Of any other
nation. but We had right, In view of the agency
abe has excT:ed IN bridging about these troubles,
TO believe tbs: ale would have uttered some word
Ia the Interests Of Humanity and shown some IL
c,insdca 10 bring about g temporary Cessation of
bloodshed But, instead Of this even the milo
measure Of sn atmisiice suggested by France is
rejscied by The Government which has brought
about this division and which thus nanfssts stub
born determination 10 turn our whole land int
wilderness for the purpose Of gratifying her ora
vengeance erd eupiS;y. The pretext that u re
guest for az srmislics backed by three such Pow.
srs es France, KDgsnd and Russia. would have
given csnce TO the United States Is TOO ridiculous
tar comment Great D.ilsil may rest sasisasc
tha: abe Ia. zirs siy given he Uoi!ed ststss Ct
fence IN refusing 70 Join her openly IN :hr crusade
against shs South, sni n the sympsihy man
fested BY her press and peopls for the Sou'h
which The United Safes viii forgive oniy SIS
long q she il net able 20 ressst IL. sE>ni1
the South DO overcome in the presen; war Of
which fortunately fer gngIsnd ~ we'll az de son
fsderacy. there 10 prosa ity, dry yea, hence
would beaod power on this con'inen; which
would sweep every ves;ise Of british dominion
from the New World and make Brit:Ah supremacy
On The ocss thiDg Of the feat. Thai is conti.-
xency, however. which British ststesmen co cot
contemplate. But in the event Of Southern irde
pepdence The has deprived herse.r, by her inauasp
policy, Of sll claim 20 peculiar favor from :Ea
Southern people. We hsa desired her friendship,
bat she Les no. permitted us TO be her friends The
Mss rable Gotten Of her India possessions ca &c.
compete for 3 nomer: With that Of tne south when
our ports are opened ana peace Ia resiored.-
Thst nation which then hes tie carrying trade aud
manufactures Of tee sou'i vii; become he nost
powerful and wealthy nation Of modern tiEiss We
trust ihs: the South .sught by tie experience Of
this war. viii heoeefotth be he. own .nAnuf.s
;urer, and szgaspoct tie Eradasts Of her Industry
IN her own ships Bat, 2; any rae, neither Old
England nor New Eng aEd will ever have tL2: nio-
uopoiy Or ii any nation b. permitted TO shsre with
ns Us benefits, II viii be the only nation which las
ms: ifastsG mptoIa of humanity In th= syus-
gle France, our sncisn: ally, ,Ast ohiTaric and en-
neh tened empire whcge skirts free frorl ai rs
syoosisi'Ey for pYesssE troubles and -.aose BE-
nevc.ent dispositions manifested during tie rra<snt
str assle viii Eot be forgotten by tho Southern pso