The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

task which would prove 700 much for them.
Mr.. 01pin, Of Northampton, in recent speech,
declared thu, the lack Of sympathy for the North was
because the North had no, identified themselves
with that hrst principle o. their constitution, which
declares that AL men are born free and equal. But
he believed the question hal now bee Jtne slsveryor
freedom. He called on Englishmeu W hesitate be-
fore they directly or indirectly sanctioned prems-
ture and unnecessary acknowledgement Of the South.
Lord Henley, At the same meeting, uttered
similar sentiments. lie said they mus, nct think Of
their pocke.s in order 70 get cotton they must
ma % W war md defend the southern ConfederA-
lion.
Mr.. Bere-,ord Hope took rather opp ziis ground.
He believed nthe Southern Confedsrscy established
ia Independence IL would losd ~ an ameuorstion Of
the condition Of the slaves.
MA.on and Slidel hsd been expected ~ tbs Anne
rc. and good deal o. interest felt othe re-
| cepton they would ge, in Liverpool. Various eS
pedienp were adopted " scrure anything but fat,
tcring one.
There hUs been no reply n the structures on the
| s,one blockade At Charleston Some co dependence
had bocn produced showing that G;ea, Britain con
tempsted the same thing In 1904, towards Boulogue
| harbr.
| The ex,r, w,rkmcn a the DICK yards will be di..
i charged At the end Of the financial year.
| The smrrlraGAzErT says that further diplomatic
| s,rife Is certain between Bingham and America.
The TtsTA publishes extracts from Mr.. Russell 8
uiHy " 'ne 90 o January lie saysh requires an
| augmenting faith H. believe there would be any
| succeAs in r,hiugating the South, for the army
| Of tie North VII be stricken down for the
| want Of means The troops sen, 70 points along tho
coaat are suHerin. frm sickness. The pretense Of
there Icing lion At the South is fv vanishing
NJ Huaaell ntoes An ,ordnary lack Of ordinary
| ,.5i,i,,i c,,,,,,, non AZ In American Journals
"a. sy,n,,e. NJ the C,nfedor,ie st,les N ,vv.
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| ieWer " 'he iiNhN ueen''ns W" snip asAH' tue
| insinustiOns Of the Secretary OF the Federal Navy,
who in his official report, de.rri 81 the sumpter a.
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| The publication Of the correspondence in relation
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| a. regards that part oil II where II u announced that
| the p,i.,ne,s Me,.rs M,s,n and sidelI. would
h,v. ho,,, i.,,i,ot,,,d a.. ;,,,.ro.,, -, ,to
n''o "e'n ne''Lei h'u tne ih'ero'eS "' Tue Ohl'n
required IT,
| The London Tty,s dotbts whether any nati,n
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, | l"' h"uoh h""N'Nu r"'r NNy7' Nv Is c'eai
That the Ia" OF the stronger Is the only law ruling
| IN lii. Jri,el States"
r1.,, A., t.,,r.
, | NV b''''' manu-" ''y' '"'' 'no INV "'' "h@
Of M. Sewud's despatch u tho only psrt Of 1t tha
| can he accented ~ An answer 10 the British do
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r"n'o'
C,bir 1t W ,sLingtnn Tor their action In regard
| the Trent hhur.
Prussin.
Tie King II Prussia in his speecb At the openin.
Z | of th' q auheis reioiced at the happy issue o
-. | tine Auyl.-American diihcultes
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