Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
THE ENGLISH Ans1oeaArs os INTERVENTION

tn: ENGLISH 4R;sIocRATs OF IET-kvES1loF',
tFroIr ;a- London Herald tLo.a pe:S.: orsaa, irns
iii had been supposed on this side OF the
Atlantic that there was any probability 81
speeiv restoration Of me Union. Il ng!ishrleIi
ahd believed as Americans asserted, that the
rebellion could be tramplcd out III ninety days,
no. single voice would have been raised &c
favor OF Intervention. Those VINO knew most
Of American afA!rs we're aware that the South
had gooi cause, OF at least strong case
TS5se uao uaacTs.oo6 The interests Of EaglaRa
tesrs a.eere tast t!:y coniacid:d ;ciii ;aess q
tie Conte 5crdcy. Ell neither sympathy w!tc
the South nor regard 70 ctr o,Tn political and
commercial Interests would have induced Ing
lisnn.en TO adrocate the interference OF this
country ii quarrel wlich could be brought
to al issue 1eits:a reasonable tine by, force CT
arus, and OF whica the merits certainly admit
led eli considerable doubt. 40 one would
have desired that, ic1 the SAKE u greater
security 20 or colonies, Tor tic I7rcren:ton
or a possible "ira!e.ip q: SEA, or ersn tor
Tia, ::duantays q :Te pe1ce Of The Ucrla
:cti:i 1;Hst snsHs from TIC disruption q me
mas; a7p,fncig'e1 ana aggressive q etrilt:sa
Peus1, re should ;aae part against gov
er.ne..: asserting is iancicd right with al
least Z shadow OF Law and scEblauce Of ress-
on on It's .s:dc $uca would nave bean the
fseiin. OF England. But no patriotic English
man, however strongly and ci?ivalrocsiT he
might dcprcc.tc the prudent bu! urge1erou5
use oil an !acide.ta! advantage against
taithleSs friend ana ;u:ms zoe, could well
hare regarded tie restoration 81 the IIioT
as o:s:r.ci;e than calamity 10 England and
70 Eprovc. So clearly does the dissolution OF
nc Great public terd 70 TIE security 81
CIR empire ard tie maintenance 81 peace,
tnar The tEns!aaa u by-sons times, or the
- d day, might well have conceived
vhll Left Justified by such IN interest IL Il II
taking Up the cause O.: secession without re-
gard TO is abstrac, justice OF ne :ndePer~
deat prospects Of success.
How long t:le.. &re England and France -
tolerate We: waEcd, utterly in vain, for an
objcc; whose attainment would confer 10 ben
Ell; on ,aoS1 who seek il, and would be On
unmi.cs1 misrG.:%ne to the resi- Of the world
How lcnc Axe we 10 suffer, while the North
strains IS p5;strs - the uttcr!nost 10 restore
a Union, which, while il existed, wa: The
common enenv Of Europe, and IN an esPecia!
sense the erem" of England Now much
shall we suffer Tor the Morrill, tarilI, the de-
struc,ion OF industry on whicn our cotton
SUPPLY depends, and the prospect OF an
cventtul var for Canada? Ii the contest had
lasted Only stor, time We might have suffer
ed patiently rather than be !r"oi"cd III
quarrel wh.ck = ~ ou;;. II we did not
suffer We should mol be d--P15cd TO m:adle,
Should the s;55;1fEIe continue fer !ears 10
Z
nd MAJ last ior nan? yea.s ana it inl!ictz
on England =uAe.iugs, a.-ead!T cruel and
increasing with zach succeeding month tina!
brings 10 hope ii peace If tn. cause
OF The Nc.tt we're good and holy one
England night be c3n:5nI 10 su!lsr long and
severely io. conscience sake bit we ere not
wiling 10 see OH ccMtrymrm Stare Hat
Northern last Of Eapire My DC gratitisa BY
INC sGc,fHcs Of Soa;hern tietdcm, or TIC. .uGSS-
achusce;s mGY e79tc rtcl or SUBSIDIES icrt'lg
By 4 protsctirs tCU!F from: Georgia ara Ata-
5a,aa. 1t IS TINE that some decided action
should pe ,a!:e:s b. France ara England Oh
5chalf 5i justice ana humanity, a. vel Sc !or
| the protection oi their ha!i-ruincc ElaIuiac-
turers az; tuz.--::;- operatives, 5uch acton
Must 5s .a!:s:l Il: las; il IS impossible that
things csu be .oag allowed TO remain as It
present, aul n7s, improbable that a.: change
in tie aspect OF american afTs:rs will bring
Us an relief; ard L We are 10 ae; 6: all, it IS
saving Of needles: misery 70 sc: 1t oaca,
win gen,leress and courtesy, OF: with liz
movable a:rlless OF purpose. TIE !car an
Angsr;ca, the cot:5n famine n Europe, mnss
DC terminated when 1a:s resolution IS once
anrouaced b. the two great Powers, neither
the pa.itc; sufferers mere 70. tEe exhausted
con5atants neyo23 the A.ia-::o III! h.ve
long 70 ~a;: tor re.;cl
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