The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-04

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people u ,he Northern States, now
hat their country 4 ceriainly 70 be
rent IA taaia. ard they themselves
sre compelled % drain the cialice Of
lsincru s. which has been 50 of,cr
rudely pressed TO our lips They
have been our customers before. and
sill probably be 20 again lee US
overlook their childish displays Of
peiulance because tie rod has been
applied 10 their backs, after a long
and uninterrupted career Of indul
eence. Let Us remember the Prince
ID Wales reception and not render
railing i0r railing. since the establish
mcnt OF the Southern confcdcracy Is
as morally certain as any future
event can be.
This is the piib Of that portion Of
Mr.. Glaasloae's speech which relates
10 American affairs. TWAS certainly
well calculated to take with his audi
ence and the people Of Englandi and
we are no, surprised to find that nj
most every sentence in it drew forth 4
lusty cheer. The Christian moralist
would be edited by the tender regard
shown = ward l,cse who are assumed
10 be weak, ana therefore miserable,
and he wonld applaud the tribute
paid 10 the Divine maxim OF not re-
turning evil for evil. The anti-slav-
cry man would find something TO con-
sole him for his share in seeing the
nation about to take the peculiar in-
sitution by the hand; because, ob-
served the speaker, 1t is greatly for
the interests Of the negro race that
they should have 10 do with their own
masters alone, and not, as has hiiher.
to been the case, with their own mas
ters. backed by the whole power Of
the Federal government. Tile infer
ence from this language would seem
to be that the general government
hencefortb, is to stand in the position
Of botile-holder' to the slave owner,
instead Of the two being adverse to
each other. We will moi say that Mr.
Gladstone studiously concealed the
truth from his auditors; but if lie
had endeayored on purpose to do So
he could not have succeeded better in
accomplishing it. The grani fact
which he must then have well known.
that after tho LIST Of January. the
power Of the Federal government
viii be thrown into tao scale against
the master, in all states remaining in
surgent, would haze used up bis
theory like a web Of gossamer; but
the Right Honorable's memory was
too unreleptiye, or his mind too dis
ingenious to state it.
The conclusions which English
writers draw from Mr.. Gladstone
speech are various, Those who wish
for the recognition Of the "Soutberr
Confederacy," see in the speech evi.
dencr, they think, Of speedy rccog-
milton. But as we read il, there Is
rather the contrary sentiment i'm.
piled. Tie idea held out being, that
things in the south are all working
towards the result the English dc ire
and therefore they can afford 10 stand
still and wait for the end without in.
terposing, as .'hat might rather hinder
than promote the object desired.
The following extracts from foreign
papers win be interesting 10 read ii
this connection:
at was reported that The Southern
Association in Liverpool had agreed
to a proposition which has for its oh.
Iiect the memorializing Of the British
| Government for the recognition Of the
| Confederate States.
This movement was chiefly caused
by the remarks Of Mr.. Gladstone Al
Newcastle.
II was also said that the member,
Of the Liverpool Chamber Of Com.
merce were about 10 petition govern.
ment as to the necessity Of recogniz
ing the South"
The Liverpool Post Of the I'LL
says:
Two Of the highest class Liyerpoo
houses received, yesterday evening
kilograms from headquarters in Lon
don. that the British and French gov.
ernments have lost TO time IL an
nouncing that they are resolved OF
Persisilng in policy Of perfect neu,
irahty.'
i The London Commercial Daily
/ las, says il il enabled 10 state thai