The New York herald., 1862-02-06
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Ne are carious 90 see how far common sense
min be acceptable 10 . population end.S ss sS.n
priystions From the Information saSSsSus ,hs manu-
otnring districts Of the North there are az .s :. mSM ~
a. 600 ea., e out tra'9s ,na sorosss a"S Ss ssoTS
sht MS distress IL but its population can
ot be quite beyond he influence OF the events by which
ts stop,ags Of IN, mills and the decline OF rade were
the only topics which interested both orator and audi
ron reform at once by the general sanss
OF tho assembly. Wherever workmen and their repre-
sentatves aow meet 80 ohT con- saTdtioa can occsry
W ba H. intsy-Sso long sthe .erta 70 oe atssaroea
b. udr, AMI Whx a dtn ssaH peace resto's
seo4.TIty 10 consne, &C and urges 10 industry
We have for long time looked upon the state o things
nov existing America with other object than i'm
partially wsgh she merits and demerits Of the parties
spgasei. We hive IN the excess English gene
rosity seemed ashamed to calculate how our own
lonal interests affected by what was going on.
We apr fathe to have been seeking for side with
which c0lld sym pathise, and while We were
seokng vaio, were yet fan TO admit that all our own
ought TO be patiently borne for the sake
OF giving the combatants fair play The tmo is rapidly
very test Osr ylat nal 5asiRs Disturbed by
. osas' sss "Dieh 9sSfh sSti M Massey seems ss
destitute ike Of al the dignity and OF an 'ne
interest d war AL hfss there was, i"Ieeu ne, ,,a
ustering Tie and there good reason thM the
nations should bold their breath ana 'o on 6a. shce
che affair OF u there his been no heroism, OF Dan
ger, real ighting among the mil ions OF men IN arms
Ths only ros ear es shown has been in destroying
aAs prorytg o. all asd'id The North destroys harbOr
as an angry has sometnes smashed looking
mass anu Tho federal government keeps up vexalious
ileec i've blockade less with any hope of reducing
she south than spenetfc purpose makirg all the
world share her prvations. In all this there has been
nothing to excite admraion our sympathy or our
teror or our horror What little respect we had for such
combatanis wae Of course, in favor az the weaker
side; but the Confederate siareocners did not dh,dt
mach topdrds them. II IS exceedingly credit
abe 70 the self denial and justice OF our people that
during all this tine our operative classes have suffered
IN silence All our laorng population knew that as Mr.
Massey says, the Of their suffering was "a war in
Amlrca which man able - understand--whch
ha no beginning and no end-which had no cause aud
would have enect-and which had not been disnihed
with Que glorious acti bet no ene hs yet called out 10
a. MS cdr 30 brett t isGecttee bochade, TO prevent
the non demolition of natural harbo which tho
common property OF all who navigate these hurricane
in,=> ted coasts II America had been led have
been I led can it be believed that her pogoia
sion would have renamed patient ami
long suneringS If America had been tempted by
she appearance of patent iiesality IN one OF
blockades and hid been oere the assistance OF a
powerful ally, will any believe that the populace of
New Yok the Cove and judges at Boston would
have ref.ained from indignation meetings and rotous
Assembages b compel their government If coercion had
been necessary 10 take every advantage that Gle cd IT.
seln Yet, so far as know, not meeting has BEEN
hold IN Lancashire for pressing government to inter
Sere, and we believe there has been everywhere
luton to lot the matter proceed rt hs North had had
full and fair opportunity Of reganng empire the
south.
Either however, this resolve Is now giving way,
sr there is conviction spca ing that sufficient time
has been afforded. Mr.. Massey has just given
voice 70 this feeling, wiely spread among
eur operatives. Wien he addressed his constituents
epcn points Of public policy, he by frequent
ssrrupons and by many hostile cries but when he asked
" sstk this Dicie and paper bocLcde be
ay rsspecsed re united all his audience and his cues
sion answered by vocieTous cheering which no
sther portion Of his speech had elic;ed II noto-
vous said the speaker that the French government had
ytdtedy and earnestly renaonstrd ed ,c gO
% }osn ess ~ ts end 10 that tich bio kGde
JAppause) Our COVE nment desiring rather TO on
sAe side what was strictly right and Just than have
sny mputation brought against them had haho rcsis
e opportunities OF Ffaace Da hoD longer cas lai 10
was ins nencsn Snc paper BLOCKADE 20 be e'eTnaiy
starvedS (''No') We're we expect our great neigh
Dor, Francs to submit to be starved? (.No.'D We're
we IN this year OF 1862 for the cake Of avorng fero
Sous and frantic civil war 70 allow the great ports
eommerce 70 hn Closed all the opsroios Of aie 20
Sced, credit 10 Be deraseed, uncending parsons be
subjected to unparalleled prvations and many OF our
poorer countrymen TO be absolutely reduced to penury
and starvation? ('No, no Three cheers for Mr. Mas
sey) These cheers sarord which is as demoorstic
borough any in England and where the philo Amsr
can party Of other days mastered strong tel, pretty
clearly what is going on among Ne
can hear ae ohist''ns Of ts rising 'eind. If
shis war is 10 last we shall soon have an
agitation both out OF doors and in the House Of Commons
esce 10 break the blockade.
esss England has behaved with such disinter, ,sted
patience and with such ni artial neutrality this great
natter that would be neither right polite in her
shrow away In moment the character she deserved
81 such self sacrifice. Let France inersye II she p,>os.s
France nierfered once before 70 give independence the
United states and she is ceoone do tie sdse good ser
ssce 20 the Confderates. Our true policy to s,r le
Longer. and let the eet cork itsslf It will not be long
1t may indeed, be doubtful whether Interference
would not rather roard than hasten desired event Of
opened ports and large supply OF cotton Let Rnr sca
~ s merit gss-ytioa Of Anglo Saz Anlcricuns that ttg
ssTe once t',fed sn fsaccfi ndttoH bsa that EsooNd
rgd cSty BY nsotssse jealousy, had osoisry dp,di
Nav and had takss odran.o0e of Uha toy he, woud
1ore oee fransory dsscord 20 sander them for No
one tell what the such an interference mrht
Do either now or hereafter but every sec what
must be the certain end OF this torpid OF exhaustion
left 10 itself Let U.s. then, honest policy Of
standing quite aloof Our sympathics moral irru
once our public opinion, diplomacy are all free we
nay bcstow them as We please; bat lei fire a ann
srO~ tat coast Better 20 REUSE ay ia, 6Scissey IN
eteekdds-eer eren 70 endure yhiag rAsch sgh 0et
esvrsTod re dore cafare. rather haa o. armed INTO m
quarrel IL cannot now last long the bubble il swelling
every moment Stand assds, Mr. AkIssey and Lt Il bus