New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Paris is agreed 10 independently Of any such engage
uent; that is our duty with regard to all neutral M
tions and with regard 10 the peace 81 the world
sb0uld have been very sorry 10 be forced Dy 'i'ui
starCee 10 come 10 q different eouoluslon ~ "suiu
havo been great misfortune ~ owing tOcircums'ah
ce,, we should have thQuglt Ourselves obDSt p 10
take course IN snch qualre. that wol'd have mace
We become paltisans el,ller of the North or oo"'h
Hear itwis my oil jet, aud The OBJECT oil eve Il"
her II her hHesty's GOyemreni ifoil iho Ne'y -
ginning u tie conflict % watch tne course o. Sf''
win the determination 20 gcf in an imp4riai sf4.1
and Ircserye q sliict neutrality between lDe Two
Powers Sometimes Our cOurse, 08 wftr we nc
know lodged Tie Southern States telhHereu'si my
have ceen Considered as having an injurious eiif''
on tle North. Ga Tie otier hand, when ioiO4dliDb
pnyateoIs 10 carry their prizes inlSany bii''h ii'
II my have been considered 70 have had ga en''t
unisvora6ls 10 Tic South. Bat we dit moi cfnills'
tie tendency OF inese acts Hear, bear.J " s Chiy
considered whether they were inst IN theme iSe:s
lhcIr, hcrl, frd becoming the character '' ,''-
country 7! we Led been o. iired 20 tai3 ral' ether
will one sidc or the oher 1t y odd bave been inis'
fortune and calamity Tor toe world, and ior ihe lfO-
lie Of Ameficg especially. have -ie.y - eirlo ga
interesting account s4fo1 tya iersDt zen ~ 'irr
Federal Government &C. supcrn'cud the n>.iOts :.
some limitations ON certain pouis N TIC Sol,n' -,
descibrs Ire cor dIOn % tne-s mes iOoh, tier rH
hess 20 work. their usefulness tnelr peaclsOe snd
generally good ailTOsi ION. lie says though nc 'il
yervtuing ne could 10 remove The effect 90 asa so
CT rmDica gsser ions pct int the Federal Cover lie
aud Pm sident LII CON- yet lac cautiously abf.an'
from ~ citefnent % tie slaves TO Use ars net ier
MASTER B.l f. by any misfortune, Il ha1 becems
necessary ~ indicate ouT L0aor, n We bad hec1
Obliged 10 Ike part in tbs war any hoge Of fee.n
an cod 10 the fysieD Of slavery 3Y ptscoaOie nic"la
would hsye vGrl' u. IN hat clfo ths North w9Gi1
have riocsimc6 general emancipation q tho slaves
udtt0ush IL isour cafuest viii thlt the sin an1 sih
@. c'avery should Cease, YET there ~ nothing w"
slol.d rcpsrd with gr,atcf horror tL4r Tie dev-' -
toi., tie buniiYgs, tno MURDER cad liilec aroNE Il
population q fGJ9 900 Of slaves tha. in .h- mime
o. ltery 80 the negro, nigh. have been Ier'-'la1'o
Rear, hsar.l We trust mat wien tbs contest ends
/, VIII end ia such way 81 10 Leave ;he emanciiA
,ion C! the negro 70 able TO ae c"cied iy ki-flj
rnd peace bio means aud that he slaves 90, America
may in time, raks .ct place 90 fee CJ,rsrf WIN
cut loss Of TIE or css;-ucl.n OF the property q
heir rnastors il y not OWING 10 those nset .Aa,
Slavery now exists ia the SJu'fC.. Ntatft O. Aver
.cs. l. 90 a. n.giarce hcy derived from lhn ''4,
Fry. Hem, he1'.I llavi-y taken thie neu ID
course | trust within three month";, ur prru"ls
sooner. We hay aea tie enc "a Ii e!yL var AND
hope d. MAY cll 80 % manner consistent With tte
Uc'grs and is,pii ese OF both rartlef snd r.
100 IL 81 fhG cd feelings between North anl soitA
II So they my consent % pe,csanls -. afaiion
into two STAKE that light botn be roWclill-ilAh
led by men ',lth very different clItbc'n, perhaps
with very different NATURES, bu' who ~ lave he
lore them - career % prosperity for centuries 20
come. N this should bo tie case should Icl9ioa
above al that tGrng the cynl,-t we have cIIl"
nothing 20 aggrafa,e j. and that while Te nave
constantly urged irm cogTse, II has 81. TIE same
tire, been q course u cOIciiaii0n. Hear, hear'l
LORD Stiathedon ;hen withdrew hi me.i0n.