The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-22

~ We take the following from the
. 'Western Christias Adcocats' off Feb t9. 1t
is one Of a series Of letters. that the writer is
iurni,hin, that paper win. and it shows
viviily the real feeling. prevalent in Eng
land anon. the psople, tossrds our strug.
gl- for the suppression of this mos, wicked
beilion:
have not been in haste to send you the
news as t., the Eff ct upon the E 'giish mind
~ the release ~ the rebel g 10 nS~ionees.
have wai'ei .hs' [ nilht have full oppor-
tuni,y oi 4 Lying IT its perm tn-nt effect -
l. is new more tnsn week since t:,e n-.s
reached IA. w aen the iuseIi .eaee ca ns [
was il the town of D,riin st,n. in Dur'lt,n
county, the extreme nrth ot En,'a Ia
place were Q l.ker ind sencs prevails. A
yoa may jst sss ssse pa.sss par,y j. sai WAS
during me drssdfnl s,spen,- III h, ascend
ant They were busy there snd else where
as we'll, holding peac. NEE logs and p<ti
toning ths throne 10 opp ,sitioa @ war A
few h,urs before the news arrived a csiarl
came. | was sitting in a priv re pirior. con-
versing with gaaaine o'd Wesleyan. who
WAS anxious Tor peace. The dsu ,hter c .ms
to the door and reported the csnard, "Lord
Lyons is to be home IN two days!' the
tocsir of war, sounding from the throJe,
could scarcely have shocked him more. |
endeavored to comfort him by reminding
him that this was not the day for the arri-
val OF any Of the steamers: TO morrow they
will b.. i'll and report tba, Messrs. Sidell and
Mason are coming instead OF your Minister.
He answered. LAS little respect as l have
for these men. would rather see them in
this country at this time than our own es-
teemed representative at your court" Mkt
morning. in due time, steamer arrived, and
broug ht the news of the release OF the ptis-
oners--a message Of peace that sent a thrill
of jov to the millions OF hearts whose every
prayer and pulsa,ion had been in opposi ion
to the iron hearted cohorts, whose brutal cry
vas. Let slip the dogs of war, now's the
time 10 thoroughly humble the insolent Yam
KEGS The effsc; Of this news can be better
imagined than described. The old gentle
man above, . commercial man. is a fair spec
linen of the peace party-a party which
made itself teIt during the raging of the
storm. and seized the opportunity to make
itself heard when the cloud dispersed. The
good man met me. not with drawn sword.
not with . scowl upon his brow, but with
moisrened eyes. extended hand. and j,y in
every feature, -xclaiming. Peace on earth,
never cease 7 Amen. Well hang the
Ro, al Exchange with olive branches and
sur:nount every tower snd steeple with =
dove"
The lovers of pescs. if no. specially low
ers # the American q Union-they are scarce
10 England--hsi gained the day. 1t will
require no trivial provocation to arouse again
the savage feeling that has been manifested
rs be- ween the North and the South. deci-
ledly axain-t the North. the whole case
the arrest and release of the Com mission
ers--has done z ,od. know Of nothing.
indeed. that ha. ,rAnspired dur NJ the war
that has been OF such real service TO our
cause in this country. Ii has afforded an
oppor uaity for our rea friends here o show
themselves Tue papers. too, that we're the
most mali ,nant. surveying what they hal
said. and s-elo, the shameful bias of their
rawlings t"wsrd III. Soata, aud NV, in the
calm Is favorable 10 r-d-ction. seeing how
they have exp's-d he Solemn prot.-t.tions
oi their country against slavery TO the
charSe of hoilo ~-h.srtedn 50, are anxious
To dIssv ~ any real ~ npxthy Tor the cause
oi the Sousn. l, will ne year, i, is true.
/ beGvrs shey can recover IRON the srigm. Of
| having b-ceme IN ally OF comm anity of
-ls.ehoidsrs. lighting tor the perpesui,y
AMI exteptaon of their peculiar institution -
against the .nd of nosl- pst-,o,s contend
| ing on the opposite side. Nevertheless. we
mu>t be ready % perceive and promptly .p-
prrc;sie any efsrrt Ia The path of repent
anee and improv ment.
4 F. r-moss. ,hink. In siruiencs agaias
he Uniou and coqu-,ry to tie Soa,h. no
| even excepting the Times. Was the -Da,ly
| Telegraph" Looiiny tbrough its coiumns
Il was hard to rs~li.e that you were no;
reading the -Richmond Examiner" or