The sun., 1862-01-06

measure upon the decision Of the French Fm-
peror. Whether the result, therefore, be peAos
or war with England, your obvious policy is 70
coneiliate Napeleon, and 10 Join the closest pos
sible alliance between the two Governments.
III France he with you, or even agrees 20 OBJ
serve an honorable utrality between the North
and South, there Is no outward encny whom
you have reason 70 dread. | cannot lelieve
that Louis Napoleon would bo 40 blind TO his
obvious self interests false 10 all the traditions
OF his country, as 20 permit the United Ststes 10
be unjustly assailed, or calmly contemplate the
dismembermept of a ration bonn Of the union
Of French vslor with American patriotism.
Would Il rot be WELL at this crisis, 10 recall 10
the memory OF France the names Of Lafayette
and Rochambeau and thoeo other French heroes
who shared with Washington the trials u tho
revolutionary war; Would II not be well 10
remind Napoleon how his mighty Uncle cultiyat-
td the friendship OF your young Republic; coded
to you, for = pecuniary consideration, the
French province oi Louisiana, and admitted TO
lis closest confidence your great statesman,
Thomas Jcifcr- N Was not the war Of 1872
undertaken in support Of the Armed Neutrality,
and Of the policy Of the First Napoleon Did
not Mr.. jefferson reject with scOrn the oiisf OF
either Cuba or s.. p mingo made to him hy
England IN order to detsch the United states
from the cause OF the French rey,lutionI These
are historical iacts, and recalled now to the
memory Of france, they cannot he without their
effect urpn the mini and heart Of a chiyllrous
nation. Besides, every FroHch intores, pOi1t8
10 the pr, seN alton Of America ns q frsi-,a:o
power in tue world. L.. the American navy
ho q, sttus ed; let the United Sta'cs hH br, zen
~ AMI England b. once more supreme upon
thc ocean and France will ho at her mercy. ~
the view ! have expressed ho sound, and
founded In truo s'atosin tn-hip lpso not mo
m,nt, for G0ls ttko, in giving them prlcticl
,ii,ct in such way az circumstances will pug
i,est. FOR twelve mon this past England has
lccn waging vile, lreachcIoup, concealed
warfare agdnat yoJ Beware then oi hor
row-bcwarc, for she is well prepared, lnd
| hungoting for vengeance. Remember Cupcu.
| hagen and guard Nlur llsHt from treachcr-
| ous assault Be on .ut guard, even in Now
| York, aud Boston ani Philadelphia, against a
-uddcn and da4tardlv surprise
Should this storm. however, blow ovc-, DO
| not imagine yourY"lv,s secure. From all can
learn Of English opinion, tOo spoody rcc9gni-
| tion Of tho South il dcUsru uod upon. Thcr1
il hut one way Of avcrting that, and sa,ir Z
| voursolyes ahlc 10 r store the Union. Pcoi-
| lively tLis ia matter which admits Of
| not a iromonts delay. Your generals arc
Tho Vo.or Judges a when and whsrc
20 strike. and IL would b. wrong To
urge th,m 20 precipitation, but | state fact
when ! as thai procrastina,,o1-tho p'os.ige
" virtuiv long so far with the S,u'h will
lead g. tpCcny recognition Of the t)niuicrt-
" aul probably 10 a more active European iu-
| difference. On tho other hand, Let ro.l AMI
suhslantit pucccss attend the banner Of tho
| uiun. u1! 'lU-e who are now actively a.,ltnSt
| YOU vii ~ .cmc neutral and thos, who arc
| wnv'f'i /. Vil come pI' dstirc'ls lpr you. ]
| his hn.. y successful General g. your tIuo-t
| diplomat one victory is worth th bis 'ld
| protocol.
! Ore uo.i now in tho way Of FRI ndI, t'.'ci,m.
| Tic .ol cause s inur@i n Futopc bv tbs
I az 81 al IaNtsr tf ftftu nj
pr'ss. lhr last null brought al account, "l
| intention To- block up certain Southern huhlrs
| with ,H't7. A vctv ptol'r pr cc,diug no
! ,au' hu whcre was tie vi-'On 30 glutting
| u,, u uut VIII ch 'hoy WoYb'. or mirht oc-
| ri.,,n; Where waB th1 wi don on talking Of
10 gt a'l 0.'Il il had b,cn innr, heard mill
| ft-v ,.,f Ltro NY "@h. D. h clear these people
dion k oa how to fight, or cllc they would no,
| 10 pr. ming forever What they are going &,
| o.. IN. ~.uthoms seem 900 have tho knUl d
| hl', iHv th.ir toncucs'' Nug surely, yo-
must mi. there ig somc ruth In this Wo
v,r, i'lo t'o by tolosr,ph hat Gen. Wool had
| Hp ii.u .,f troops 90 march up0n R,chnp
| In 10 go G oi common ucnsc Why WAS thn'
MAJ, .. .i,; II rc did really contemplate
| .u,n n.... mont, what more ctcul led 20 do
| it,' " .lu .l'h On anr. uucemcW VI hr Ill,
| ,r' 90 pu then Why deceive us by such m
lhs,. Why, in military affairs tho ll),
J Jmslr 81 - pr..'dc the war. Suiko i"'
! rp t. ] action, has d,mt.oi th
Union g. 30, ugcrin'l', ard If tn cyl
'ca" ',i'', > vii dam. 20 It slill more
w. 90 o. 'ylj.ct upon which | f,i,
! r' 'r.il . So. q, II yuur rcaiuf4 will ot /,
.Di W. no. r., ,le here cnurot u,dor-tlt,
"ur - ,irg l.' "a, 'h' ncgrcca. while a, yc
'v' 'a'" 20 luhi1u'l mold - any Of tn
..p'" .'tts W, nll i' no. bo welt 10 ionemb
= 'lr-. AIS re,o.i. .-''t'rst cat yo.r hro
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