New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

tons In all ,bi. there has been nothing to excite
our admiration, or our sympahy, or our terror, or
anr horror
W., lille respsct We had for sncb eombs,ante
900 Of cop,.e In favor u the weaker side bnt the
C,u,eder.ie -lave ,wners did not attract us much
to,yupd - EN-. IL il exec dinghy ereditable TO the
selfdenia aud Justice OF orr pso l7 thsl during ali
mi. tine onr orera,ive CLASSES have suffered ia si-
fence. All our laburing population koew that, as
Mr. Massey says, tie cause Of their suffering wac
war ia America which no II an was able 10 under.
stand--which had no beginning ana 10 eId--whicb
had no causs and would have no eiiec'-and With,
had not been dsnii.d with ore glorious ACTON. bu.
no one has yet called ont to stop is war To b,saI
,bi, Ineffective hlocknde, to prevent the want.
demolition OF natural bar6ors, Which are the com-
mon property OF all who nayigte these hurricane
infested coats.
Ii America had been tried as we have been tried
1an IL be believed that her popnl,ion would hav.
remained 80 psiieni and 70 long -uii.rngl II Amer
lea bso been pied by the APPEARANCE Of pateu,
illegality in one Of blockades and had been Of
iered the asssiaDce Of powerful ally, will any one
believe that he popuiace OF New lork and the Gov.
nors and Judges at Boston would have RETAINED
from indignation meetings and riotous assembag.s
10 compel their Government, If cOsrclon had been
necessry 10 take every advantage that offered sefl
Yet, so far rs We know, no. NE ling has ben bed
in Lancashire tor pressing our Gogefnm Mt TO utter.
fe,S. aud we tlieve there has been every where
resolut N TO le tue mater proceed until the Nors
had had full and fair opportunity OF Is AIM g her
empire over the S,nta.
Either. however. this resolve ia row giving way,
or there is conviction ,readiug tbat sufficient time
has been afforded hr. Massey has last gwen woke
to this feeling now 80 widely spread among our
operatives. Wben be Addressed is Constituents
upon points OF public olly he Was met BY frequent
interruptions md by many hostile cries, but when
he asked whether his inefficient and paper block
ade was to be etrnaly respected be united all bis
audience, AID lbs question was answered by vo.
oiterons ci eeiing, wGicn 10 other portion of bic
speech had eli red. IL was notorious" said the
suenker "ihit the French Government had
erument TO Join wlth them IN putting an emo TO that
which was no blockade. Appi'usel onr Govern
meut d.siring r,tBer TO err on tho ride OF what
was strictly Ight AID jusl than TO have any inpua-
ton brought aganet them, had hitherto seslssed tae
opportunities o. France. But how mucn iOpXerwa
that 10 lass Was this inefficient and paper hl0ctsfe
10 be eiernally res ected { No, mol were wen
submit to be staryed No.l We're we TO expee.
our treat neighUor, traDce, 10 submit 10 be starved
lsNO'l Were we, ia tnis year Of lcO2 Tor the sake
Of isyorng ierocious aud frantic civil "ar, 70 sio"
the great ports q commerce " bo closed al tue
operations of trade to be suspended, credit 70 DC de-
ranged, uno6endiug peiSons 10 he suo)ec'ed 10 uh-
parallel-d p,vatiOls and many OF our poorer coun.
tryuien t. be absolutely reduced TO penuTy anc
STA walton No, no. Three cheers 10Y MI
Massey
lice cheers a. Stafford. which is as Democratic T.
borough as any 10 En- Land, aud Were the poiiy,,
American party Of other days mustered strong, tell
pr.tty elsnrly " bat IS going on among our hasses
Wee.n near the Whaling Of tue iislng "lua.
til, war Is 10 last we ehali ,oon have % agianoh
both out of doors and IL the House OF cOIinohs anu
nre.sure pa; upon tue Government, IOf ufeo'iuVs'
ieielce 20 break the tiocsace -,
We ,boulu deplOre any such agitation and lanen'
its ,uccess. EngiaDd has behaved witn sncn oisih-
ter.sied patiel,ce aud Win such impartial heh'ishy
IN ,lis ,,rst matter thai it wOali be neither il8st
nor noliti, 10 her 10 throw away IN moment voc
cbsr.c,er she Las ces.ryed AT such ,el-saclpte'
~ France interiere # she pleases. FIance inter,
f.red once before 90 gye mlepcl cenee 10 me thS0
States AL she IL welcome 70 10 tue sane g0on seq
vice TO the Condolences. Our true loiicy Is -
suffer a lule LONGER, aud let tie event WORK ihth
out l. will not be long. IL may, Indeed, be douO'-
mi vile tner our interference wViid not ra'ner is'
trd than has EN- The dericud event or opened pons
and large supply OF cotton. Let II never oe 'aia
nv lie, uext gei Grafton Of Anglo Saxon Americans
mt they wee once uni Cd in powerful La'loh, WI
tLst ENGLAND, urged only 10y uaieVolehI J. aiousj
had ylolsuty divided them, and hsa laAeh se
vantage of what but Tor heI wou'a "s Se-
~ Ir,I,itoty diseord eunder then ir ever
No ors can tell wult the result OF sucn an lterfer-
might be either now or Hereafter but every one
can see what muet be toe certain emu OIL tuia torllo
war of xhustou il lett 10 ITSELF Let US, then, pnr-
sue our boaest policy OF stfndlug qdie OVi. Oii
sympathies our moral iufue1ce, Qua pubAc ofhioh,
our Giploancy are all free; We may b,stoS them 10
we please; but let not ire gub upon tnst coast
Better u .eluse 10 any iueficeney IN oockades
better even to endure ANY thing when Win oeeeh.
.elrrs rect we dare endure, rate r thah 50 ArIieu
into his quarrel IL cannot bow Last long the oaO-
/ bic IL swelling every moment. Stahu asiue, M
MAJ ~, and leL t buIst.