Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-17

FEELtNo IN ENGLAND The boston Jour
nal publishes an extract from a letter, dated
Dec 20, 1861, from distinguished clergy
man Of England to Rev. Dr. Stow Of Boston,
in which he states that the hostility to the
United States charged upon the people Of
England had no existence, until " the con-
slant rciieration Of the charge, and the libel
Gus misstotement Of facts, so rife in your (our)
journals, had been rapidly bringing about that
hostility" Among these misstatements
"recklessly made and very strongly resented"
was the assertion " that Lord Lyons and the
British Embassy we're the medium of commu-
nication between the rebels and their abet-
tors in Europe Had this imputation been
proved true, he says the Ambassador would
have deserved universal execration, and would
have been recalled without delay" The threat,
also, by our journals that we would take
Canada if England recognized or aided the
Confederate did not tend to promote good
feeling The surest way to make John
Bull attempt anything is to dare and defy
him to do it under threat Of the consequent
cos" As to the seizure Of Mason and Sill
dell the writer says:
" Sow h,s arisen thc wretched Mason and sldc bust
ness s'UssHref th1t h0ss man riN faa uo synp1fhU
" T. Hit""t N' 't"'e so dY."it "t'y We - aate't-
ef but lc ndgu.fl HGrtd io uur Tag IS most strenu-
IusIv r.-ruted ana by 800 means iuscu.jhle % tbr
many fiu.fs ~ ms c1untNmcn but wAs pfoud of ttem
Nhtu Gee exciting news came The attitude they
ed cA iied Ihc adam ing homage of the European IDut-
ha' ""eH Ni'. 'Ihh'u3 "il.e oiiiu " 'sNnNi u.s. thf
ID y Impulse Ut if ""'' was 'ne oi pA'sl"na' lhg aunn
hAl M gave place i' ta it-nlft to wait au4 see "hcil-
20 'ne we ','l5 .' '.,s A' 'pt AIsa pc "hethr5
lnieutionh ID" Wishi mud some JiNthcaton 10 soon
approach ln,' no aulhli'oNe case of opinion warranted
,-e 'HhhE o' prisoner. Iom up1'f nentfA nag sailing
Hon "He neutral pft iu aN.tlti. livery 'se adductd
20 iurn'h pe'rlni broke down in some vital essential
lont lhe I4itn' case, ue hnrlgh Napolten case,
t @ IN his .,.l 10 n. Ts. ths 6,iom ha. f,le% out 5
% Che strongest case wAa you supposed yourselves to
tth,. always been p7n, of honor with %. protect
nocc ,e,-. ,, ,N''y ,,s & NV w rsnch %,,b
republicans VINO were suspected q eampiciiy with Or
Et.,. @ ,- ,'' , ,,,, i,ns rn,PPs' ,,,s
ea,e found shelter fap the Eenalue' Of rebellion Or of
men. 6at We held The riSat Of asylum sacred When.
iasf,re t. vas found hat n i9e opinion Of our best
Sn Nan ana 3 Sa, aud aat sasy & Are now now 9.'ee,sea G
dered 81 any cost 20 ourselves, became most arm and
aud solemn ,we yet il your goycrnmeut refuse to give
% And .a9 a9 S S IN " bS bu{Ss ,Ss soe sS mss Of
the British psope wilt take an intense part
a, W. remember Il on our side ih,tyo have always car.
ed the rights vi the neutral lag 20 excess Some years
ag you eten refused as permission 70 search suspected
slavcr, we submitted n spite OF the protests Of the
comm der oi vessels the African coast Wh9 declared
at they not ao we'd 20 board and search vessels,
be suppression of the slave ira would be impossible,
since every SLAYER would hoist your nag sun we yield