Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
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Tho Yankee newspapers continually deolsm sglinst
England IS hostile 70 their sretOn. They declare that
British statesmen have long desired and sehswed for the
dissolution Of the Uaion. They assert that Eogand
nov ready 70 throE IN her sword make that disSou
ton psrpsud These appear to be settled convictions in
the Yankee mind. We not disposed to oOutrOvert
them. We prefer to believe that they are true. And
certainly there Il much in tho of leading British
newspapers, and sii in the PrOteslahOns Of the
sgOudents Of Yankee newspapers, to incline pre-
disposed mind to adopt these conclusions.
Toe theory Of the Yankee writers il, that England
breads the effect upon her arisocrAc institutions and
establishments OF successful Republic. Bu the an
zer to thst is tina, dissolution neei have affected the
R,pubeAn Institutions Of either sseOn of the divided
country and instead Of the dangerous example Of one
successful Republic the ell ct Of dissolution might have
Desa TO produce several such. much more reasoHA-
bic presumption ia, tha. England with whom commerce
IS tue bss OF everything has hsen influenced BY COM
msIcAl considerations 10 the led States sue saw one
section producing What vas ESSENTIAL TO her commercial
p.ospSrity--and the O.heF consuming large and IN
,ssAsiag portion Of that production. They we're rival
rJssdsr5 and purchasers and ElgAnd found herself as
disslltAge in this rvssap long az the Cnion listed
h zoe hrst named Of these sections, Eagand saw mar
kal for hsS manufactures, but she encountered here
~ ~ the competitor, Offering the sane fabrics for
sale, and with al the advantages sccTung from the
Caion. England interest, therefore, 10 the disso
lcaO1 Of tie zion Vas a commercial one She
wished 70 remove the inequalities existing between
herself sud the Yankee S,a,es in the commerce ami
markets OF the ,uth. Size wed 70 place her rival
glies the same tsrd and navigation RESTRICTIONS thai
VIE imposed on her To this cod the dissolution o. the
Caioa Vas a eassisy and civil auxiliary.
Els VIA, prospect does this view open the Yankee
stesP Assgrsdy the work which Elglsnd has 80 ant
tally aid -,dgous so1ga, TO initiate en- thai has pro-
gseslsd 20 far sAs S not permit to l Of accomplish
nsl. II he hA- 40. iH.espCssd ia ad Of the Souri, &c
g. cay Go ,oarlis alas sae saw 10 necessity Tor so Do
az TaeS,uh Sss asiae care Of itself. Il shs per
u si al Illegal .5 10 stand, 6, l,y he TIA; abe
b ssss8 .rs u.-ss-s1ce Of Ila- hiOcssds Win The
D .,s COS. E. s-tl5t, -o1.I co ,ae L.rrCli-. go5s
l. rsa ne C1a.ciarl.ss. BI above s r. is not U--
liz H.. p r.. . desired .at var % c5aJ.zua-Ess. G.
a -sl-s C. al.l-~ yas dissolution perpetual and the
70 -a..1l csup.s.y. al secondly as a mans Ct bank
f.7.rF zld breaking down hes rival 10 trais and raw
E.Hal.
s.Trs 15w sends T.1ri L,o5s home ss 0. il said, 70
.-5.,y55 =isr ts B.',t Gl7ailasui tos 81 extension
% ule. Fs.1trs Ga. GySsrlasD. may b. disposed 10
a.l. e. Perhaps, sssas aoS sssgacaiy the Ca..sde-
60. --e sian5z ard 5-s-.-s' make zoe financial Tuio
q, Y.a. srIgg sz u..or and .rretrsvAbls PosslOe.
ls55 nav ,.c1rr.z'a rrc.,aEl,l3E o. the contest ir
o5zeb05aa5a OF ,a vie- observe mat ;as tlnueal
s--ls - sfe Vs. one bA. attracts the lAIsgs. as'en
Ser Ba.sA mes glqz-r T-ey are No. deceived ia
lr ----; ag Gle lqFsse-, stability Vi credits. They
sI gee ,1astess7 o she TsHsss 80 Jae z0'ySacy Of ih'
.r,r.asl. aid fa' saIls Of s.oe.' 47 ulli', sud
..nlsge e 70 ',hs Tulip maria .hs South Sea La2tls,
Esss' D,isu sc-sns. A." TIE L3ad0u I.nss,
-I.cl makes tlsse c-a7'rsoas, says ";lc gigantic uut
may last fo- some tins yes''-soj doubtless so leBC
= ElzIaai ca sa7 the mlu.hs o, her oEu hungry
people, shs will o5 % see Tie gigantic bubble
iadHe and expand kaoHiag thAt-tse more il s sEOl-
La The bigger alt broader the collapse ssen it shall
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