The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

In a few DAYS Parliament viii assemble
or thu despatch OF business, and the Nora
iEo Hsrald, as the organ OF the D~erbyites,
mas clearly indicated a goodly portion OF the
forthcoming policy of Her Majesty ; oppo-
sition." That Is, we now know, the Ameri-
can portion Of their budget. The recognition
Of the Southern Coniederacy, the raising the
blockade, the re establishment OF the trade
N cottsn n, rice, turpentine and Southern pro
ducts, in exchange for British manufactures,
he opening Of British mercantile houses on
On a magnificent scale IN ev0ry southern
port f.om Norfolk 10 New Orleans, and the
.cfpetuation OF this trade BY a magnificent
deet OF ocean teamcrs built 10y English cap
l~talists: these and a long series OF equally
splendid projects are 90 70 he Paraded before
the country. and the Ministry i 20 be urged
forward TO seek their attainment.
The Herald tells its readers that the civil
| war in our country has now been carried on
80 lon. as to show the world that victory IS
| on the side ofthe South. and that the aspira-
| ions Of the North are utterly hopc css.--
Hence il Is argued that the duty of the nri
| tish Government Is PLATA and IN order 10 CT
le-t the sympataies Of the manufacturers. D.
. Affirmed that no Ministry can be permitted
To stand in the country that would prevcnt
the operatives OF England from enjoying the
boon WITH which the opposition leaders are
tempting them. It's really sickening 10
witness -urh concealnsent OF the truth. ms
representation u facts, AMI pcrverslon OF
principle. a. tbs leading London Journal ts.
| piays fot the attainment OF mo.t selfish part
an emit. The III raid knows quite welt that
the cause Of the SouthcrfRcbflon = hop.
les. that the armies .. tbe Union. Ike q
great "consiricfor. are EMBEDDING 10 ani
crushing L q death The voice Of the ReD
81 wai-in1 = already heard across the Allan
&c. AID the fate 81 Tie trastogs Who httcLs,
this iaui conspiracy and hsundci on theis
victims g. Their ruin. j. f~ofcsecn By every
Dtc.iiecnf pefsan IA Great Britain who IN,
ca NY Watchel the course of escats Bul
wat ~ these things when tie overthrow al
ministry Tie accession 1T "0ur patty g.
oihcc. siEl the so. Of place are "a question
The Hrrsifk know that Lord Pim~ts,on csi
eniv eomaasNi 4 smsil wtfkiax mioriiy b
tie Lower House. tast distress . kcetiy iei|
Ia Iauc4shirc. ia Yorkshire. q Birming
ham. spital6olds AMI Co CIV: and thal
members whs dread tie rdes o. appeariug &,
vote u opposition to he imme-iats n.efe-t
of their constituents. may be iniucsd - tx
the popular sidc.
such men would scarcely venture 70 70
cord Their voles amilst a isud piriiamrntar
ciamor % nc sije for containing the prescn'
depressed condifioa Of Industrial Affairs. az.
u = heucd thai a number 81 alarmists m
thus b gained % tbc siis OF the Torres -
course. we .hali have Mr. Gregory agAiu a
large a. life. and on tbs occasion he al
have many supporters shea he proceeds n h
his mctfsa. whieh be ull undauhscdls ofef
- commi Crest Britain % the recognition q
the Rebel csuse
The Herald. Nr GataoRt. snf fle'
fricnd-. NAY spare ,hemeelvcs ~ ta.abi,
about our aasirs Long - : ihey ca
carr q majority In Westminster Hsil. "a
vast Fc.eFal army lac . great a~valancc
shall have fallen On sse kcdel hosts l.eseu
thea Lssd DtEss. With AT hfs shct,sic
: sni Mr. d i~snktif. With al hs titupontio.
aul iasceaee. nsastd.<eovcf someshsn1 msr
sabstsnsiai than The visions q the Hcrsla
before fhey csn succeed N iuruiar 81
|. Rs~rtl cut ~ ofhce and inauEufsuor
poicy lh4t i certain u lcadto = iopS, VS.
iae sn1 Disastrous AncFleaa uag-PAil.
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