The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-02

In al respects adspted - lar As theif MA was con-
cerned 70 put end 10 the preparation OF The crime
Is.S. was then given to bring the bln which was
Tas AsIsrooRArs or ENGLAND ON RECOGNITION.
From thu London Herald CDsl by orgar), June IS
BY Withholding the rec gniton OF tns Sol.e a..
States long after their power 10 maintain their
has boon proved anda de iSao Cover ~
least AZ arm in ito seat that a. Washing 4msn's ~
ss.aoIshed We are gsns .ss ,sss saOourags
them. We say them IN snsct- carry en- ~" .r e.
long you can do your Utmost 70 ers III reheiou We
WI 1--WE y.u essy 10y % DO So Slow you your own
selves admit IT," This is the language a the attitude
either Of Power which approx - the war or Of one
aspect worthy Of the character Of consonaut with
the wishes Of The English people, Our Of the
81 ss o. may not tend to hasten me
expression Of our opinion that II should and our wish
that 1t may be speedily terminated; ana far oLer
rcaso Is fu hs< that ha recognition shouldLe accorded
THE ORLEANS PRINCES ON GENERAL M'CLELLAN's
STAFF.
The Paris correspondent Of the INDEPENDENCE BEIGE in
letter dated June ~, says: Is known that The Ide
pe'aae was stopped at Paris every time 1t mentioned
the name only of Of tho Princes Of The Temps
newspaper having spoken Of the courage displayed by
the geAnssa cUcers OF General McClcans stall been
warned that il is forbidden TO say uhh might
dpted feeble aision he tAuSrtus eriles We
ask If the government press In the Ministry OF the
Interior beheves IT'S tordicion sufficiently Ell cacious
to make ali France forget that these Princes existf
nc knOns 0Cn " OONS t'O61tlOn IN Eng
FIRST RATE NOTICE IRON THE LONDON TINES
THE HONORABLE BEN ALL RIeHr AMONG TIE
ENEMIES OF THE UNION IN EUROPE.
From tho London Timcs.i
We gave Oh Tuesday some extracts IRON a speech OF
Mr.. b,nimin Wn.d, Of The represep atves OF New
York city and commented Oh IL rs perhaps indicating
the return OF moderate conIses among The Northern
people. The speech is certanya remarkable coniiosi
en Circulated IN PRINT Il such time. IL can scarcely
Tail TO have effect llbc opinion IN Auerica.
Tie bc!dness and tho able reasoning OF MIR. Woou must
excite the members who think with him TO utter
opinions even amid the storm OF warike passions AID
sectional hatred which Iagirg them. The CO.
pie OF this country whose well being this hateful War AT
feets more sci ousy every month, viii therefore APP iaud
the New York representative, ard wish the woest
ssc TO his pamphlet. Yet II won be u stake TO sup
pose that his 6! mi ahies or his ais the oil Lrg
land ie Is an Anne icap . Union man, with
cealed Jealousy Of this country ardent aspirations
for Of the old federal compact ana the recon
sttution great republic which DEFY the uniyers
We would not Lasa II otherwise Tor II Is Jsl because
Mr. Wood speaks CONVICTIONS and sentiments which ule
thoroughly American Thai we may hope or The
oil his man doctrne-namey. that the subJugatt o..
the south by war IS a hopeless as well Immoral
enterprise
It is certain. indeed, tha. Mr.. Wood does not stand
alone, for 10 every sentence Vi his speech recognize
the voice u great political party. the last few
months there nave been Instant Indications tina; tho
democratic in the Northern States is ,isp sed
70 ac4niesce in the supremacy ot the lepuoiicans.
Though the absence OF The Southern NJ, mbe places
them IL minority, the democrats Lave opposed many
OF the measures introduced into Congress the
sanction ot President Lincoln, and la,
s;raning the dominant party in it's widest schemes
conscatioh and emancipation 1t has, Of course,
necessary 10 acquiesce IN most OF the acts Of an
administration which is battling for the national
existence, and which Northern enthusiasm ally
identifies with the cause Of the Lnion. But there
has been always under current Of party amnesty,
which has become stronger and stronger The abol
zionist section Of the republicans has shown itself the
front. The democrats look upon themselves the
ssrvatves Of American politics, ahd IN the contioNer
sizes bets North and South they
So iakiDg their stand on the principle that the one
State had right to Interfere with The institutions Of
another, and that the federation compact
tain definite purposes If defence diplomacy finance
they have always declared against the docJine Ut se
raj supremacy and denounced whit they
mischisvous activity OF the aboitoniss AT the present
moment the antipathy which large part Of ameri-
people feels these politicians Is
deepened by the bodness with which they their
fcLem and tho favor which they appear to receive in
the highest quarter. The who. according TO the
democrats, have destroyed the Union, who by their
bitterness and their INSCRIPTIONS Vaccinations 50
many years have reused the hatreds which now bear
sway listened ~ In the councils Of Washington
are taking advantage OF the patriotism and
make the South u hostile republic = wilderness OF
savage Africans To escape both these msiortunes is
the wish OF the great mass OF Americans TO whom Mr..
Wood appeals lie lodges the animosites which
divide the two sections o; the republic; he admits as
it seems TO US, that things have gone As 10
mako reunion almost IMPOSSIBLE; but he mpores the
North not to pslssvere ia war which can
achieve tho objects aimed at The South
be brought back by cuncision or not at all It's
people must enter the Union fellow citizens not a.
subjects, OF the Northcrners fraternity b. con-
qucrors aud conquered is impossible On the abolition
.
IA excessive, though IN the eyes Ot Ainercans
cussbs invective. But tho parts CT the speech which
are tho most interesting as showing the bold
and rraught with the st important Consequences
are those IN which he decalns against the warliKe
sions OF the government and the republican party.
These the words Of member Of Congress u repre-
sentative Of the hrst city IN the Union said 70 be
popular and certain Of reelection. And yet, putting
aside the passion and the Exaggerated expression.
Uh0t DO hey op.r fran the OF III English press
siace the cub eak 1T lte Uorf The convclion OF
the hol eessness VI the contest OF the evil which must
follow this daily increasing hatred Of the horrors when
must snsue unless the INVASION end N .rks
the speech OF this gentleman and the all
men OF sense on this side Of the Tie
does indeed differ from the Eugslnan inasmuch as lie
believes or assumes that the south may possibly be
brought back BY Cancellation, While here tho opinion
that The Northern politicians and generals have
their work too srectually, that the south IS
thoroughly alenated But this does touch the pm
cple Of his argument, winch IL thai tho
Union be restored by That this opinion should
boldly expressed by Northern Legislator gives hopes
that reason may once more regain her sway Amsr
can minds.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.