The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25
Che English Press Oh American Attairs--A
Blast against Stewards Emigration Cir
cNiar.

From the Lonon Herald, Sept
Mr Stewards motive in addressing th. emiera
ton circular oi tie sth of August the diplomatic
and consular agents of the United States is appa
rent. lie desires dfcsire Ehfops an HE sakjf Of
me II" nat ron"ttloH ot ne residthm Fl Hs Rspabic
0ser ahtA b. ana Mr.. Lfacola in e fANesss al sHe
hare been 6Jliai Ia rair Europe is il possible 10
be convinced that the Of Southern subiugatian
bears lightly gu Washington ,nd the masses oi
the Northern States hs the Russian did Lon
don and the MASSES of the United Kingdom or as
lightly as the ltaan did on Paris and the
French. War, the world knows, RACES; Bui he
would have the world believe that il does sd far
away from the hauuts Of industry, the seats at COM
merce, and the agricultural districts.
ii hc IS believed, further food Tor powder may
be expected from the ifsh French, and German
ports. The Federal diplomatic and consular agents
have. accordingly, their work before them They
must be up and doing like patriots, remembering
that they are receiviI Ig pay from the Federal
Treasury, and that just now they escape the Tax
bill as we'll as MARTA law, and the apprehension
of he draft. No matter that at tbs moment the
Glasgow H5eid tells Us, Mr. Mason, the Coife.ier-
ate Commissioner, is the guest Of Mr.. Stewart 1t
M,r.iostown, aid will uext visit Mr. El!.ev, al
Giepquoie?i. AIR. Adams, The Federal Minister. viii
We fear, be Obliged To 'siuinp" ,he Pr3yiu,ys.
IL no other way, Al The nloInent, lie aid his
Uoveruineut So WE'LL and AS he President ttriseii
has been the stump recentiy ,D.shune.s " i'll not
DE admitted las al excuse. To be sure the duty Is
unpleasant, involving nothing less than the
tiiai black is wuits, and the eony yars, i,nt,
then there is the example OF the gallant Captain Of
the Tusearora doing the straugest work that ever
tell 10 The lot of naval officer. Were that officer
i'll the least thin-skinned lie would rather give mp
his command than linger coast from which,
every now and then, lie is ordered OF. by al
armed vessel, and in the ports OF which 10 obtain
coal it is necessary TO resort 10 many shifts ..s
are brought light frequently before police Liagis
trates i'll the case of those who obtain goods fraud
ulenty.
HE Captain II The Tascay0ra kDsyeer toes not heed
ttfes, and stands aH tie bffsr aih Ais c0aairpasa
fof has dS.tspect to English Jretta9. No doubt so
will MIR. Adams and the consular agents ,:d minis
ters Of the Federal Government i'll other countries
ii they uphold the Union cause against ail
odds and proclaim 20 TIE word that this Is the time
for tie distressed 10 einigra'e. Nowhere else, let
saen say III the words Of hr. Hewaid, c..u the in
dustrous laboring man end artisan expect So liberal
recompenae for his services as in the United States
for At no former period have the agricultural, the
mining, and the misunderstanding Interests been SO
prosperous rs they Ut present.
Next year. II the war lasts as long the rea!
pinch will bs felt throughout the West and North.
just now large wheat crop is being secured be-
cause al seed time tie farmers felt secure confident
and well 20 do. How in many parts the Indian
corn is to be carried seeing il is always late enough
10 suffer more or less from the autumn frost, Is
question which may be easier put than ausW cred
But presuming that the farmers will struggle
through the harvest, and turn in their hogs and
tie to eat only moderate portion OF the Indian
cOrn is II likely ander present crCumsa auces, that
Impossible. The farmers turn to 'skedatidie' has
yet to come, and the few improvements Ameri-
can farm are not Il strong intueeinen. 10 stand by
the soil Then, across this lake. Canada offers one
hundred free every male settle. be pos
sessed in peace. This is grave danger 10 the
Northern States-one which threatens them with
speedy ruin.
Unless within the next few weeks winter wheat
is sown i'll the Western and Northern States,
deficient crop will be reaped next harvest aud un-
less life, liberty, and property becoma secure,
the preparations for spring seed time 10 be
much diminished scale Then will come the
real pressure OF the present war Ceasing TO pro-
duce food for their consumption, and only pro
ducng other things for soldiers to destroy the end
would soon be reached Every emerant drawn
from these shores, and from the shores of Cont.
mental Europe by the ialsehood of Mr.. Seward and
the representations of diplomatic and consular
agents Of the United States, would be cruelty in
famousiy, aud criminay deceived They would
be the vctims of designing uuprinc pied, blood
thirsty men Lured from peace, liberty, and law
they would be in q land possessing Ie.her--a iaed
already suffering from the throos of dissolution
II is bfttsr 10 be- STARRING operoice Lancashire
than 10 be Aritine ci1ea e he Norshsra States al
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