The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

| War.
The New Ofleaus Be- ION tie French side
take. Gp this subject and handles II with great
ability There are two main arguments on
WHICH Government and people alike found their
sympathy for the United States. One ie the
hobby of Prince Napoleon, and amounts IT,
:ls: France being tire natural enemy Of Great
Britain, !, is neeeasary to euppcrt tho g'Ditei
States as z eonatsrpoias % the English naval
sGrremasy, The other IL the notion ;ha, 1t is
nscas sary 10 maintain friendly relat:ons with
tie United States in otGer TO supply the deasi-
eneies ia grain, IL bad crop years. from the
West4ln Statea. The lee businesses the ars OF
these arguments 20 uuoi 5l!;zeG and Unohr!s.iap,
aud deals with tbs second III the following,
terEle
"-Rlte gard 20 tbs commercial Wow of k:ae
sus,-st Il IL s,ssF to sacw that Francs IA. Il
mr. eaupeY stake IL the We'll being OF tne
North thaa III that o! the South. TIE ~ontH
| has GleQ;s consumed more ina pnrtaG article
| than the NORTH, faoue n she greater pert 81 IL
| iulpCYtatiou has heretofore rsSc nei her
| through Hew York. IL present, however
| IL q South las en0itsned custom hnass duties
| while the Norm hesa biahiy pre- ,ecttge tarih
! sD.i u II, thsretors certain that the CONSUME
| ttGn Of french products Wall greatly iu-
crease III he South and decline ut the North
| with respect 10 Western cer-ai< J. 10 only
| 8ccidsntsiiY, III beo crop years shat rancs
| uses Them, ,.s she usss those o. Lows. Russia
| which ala not hindsr ber frotn plukiug war
| on Russia ia 654. II viii bG quite nSuss.
| sary FOR the United States to sell tnelr grain
az i. will bs for Faro pc 30 bay IL anc hey vii
hardly carry their hatred 20 Ihs extent OF fog.
bidding Its i'm port ation. II fhs graiu in ques-
| ton cannot he exported through Rev Iorx,
| il can re exported through Nav Orleans -~
! Granting the very improbable hypothesis OF
bG E-s,11
short And, consequently, the ,nterr ption OF
| CONN erciaI Relations only emporary.
| "Ihs special products IF tbs South, cotton
ard tobacco, arc i,Tticiss CT reg giar ana con
st-nI consumption Tobacco ] ieids ,hs Gov.
srnmeut annual And important Ievsnu-
cotton forms the oasis OF ST. Industry Ercupd
which T3To!yes 4 vflst unmDsr OF ether IL
dQstrits. NOW, TIC present war, terminate
| as IL p!ry, cannot iminisa the growth OF Co.
| reals Ut The north, whils Inc subIuga.iou OF
the South would annintlats tor long series
Of years ali tbs products cultivated hy slave
| laoor. The social caIeclysm which would
follow tae final overthrow OF the South would
| consequently pro5uce c3nvUIsion In FraUee
which would be telt Tor many years. As con-
Germs It's numerical inter ests, then, il Is i'm
| pcrtant. tor France that tae South should
preser w an Independent sxiston cs, and thus
| far "s believe ,hs Imperial Government Is
| sufficiently enliR aisnad, Let las examine tae
/ ~ arine argument.
| 'Aith5 oEn we dc not partsEs OF the Anglo
/ pho oi4 with which certain French Senators
| ses IN II o3 afflicted, We ars willing 10 admit
Lnus before ire division ot the Union 81 was
| polite To conciIiaLs the Washing Ion Govern
/ Ineut. But IL belonged neither To France Lor
| to any other Faro paan po ser, 10 prevent So
1 cGssiJn, and the result Of non -interyep lion
has bsea 10 render re- unioa forever impSssi-
Me. The re esta ei!shment OF the Union by
CO uqGes, - cnimsfa, aud our reasoning
IN Just be b. sed ni0E tbs existence OF two IA -
iioa - ifst.ld o: oAe In view OF the maritime
for,s a. present IL sing, II must be admitted
Thai The United States have the a.dvnnt ags
tut II should bs oEsIdered whether this ad-
yautase IL not moIusntary, ald whether, in
TIE ssiy HataTe OF things, Ihs UonfsdeT ate
marine i. net Round. hereafter. u he the
lager
.'lt may be laid down s. u general rule,
that the maritime strength OF . nation Dc.