The national Republican., 1862-10-02
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The euestlop Ct CT. iga intervention bas bee!
dilcu.seG III, ,ihi5 country for d long Willie, auG
i,s immediate or remote probability variously
determined and settled, according 10 the dii-
iereut notions Of ,he writer's Some have To-
sisted from the start OF the retelii n, that tbe
consuumai q Of this purpose on the part Of
European Powers was imminent, and accord
ing 70 their BeSsrsl predictions, we were to
iouk for the announcement OF this policy on the
part of E ,gland aud France on the arrival Of
every steamer, and when the steamers came.
and NO Intervention proposed by those crowned
only delayed for short period to make the
thing more effective, when 1t should become q
8xed fact. A year and half has rolled by,
and carried with It into history record Of cur
successes and defeats in arms, and we now
seem no nearer the Hnal announcement Of thi.
purpose on the part Of foreign Powers than We
were at the beginning.
There are doubtless large number Of per
sous, both in this country and In Europe, who
long for thia result, % whom recognition OF
DIptgenUDN III utu4it VI lnr DONbntlu SOu'
',deracy IL desid.rriun devoutly desired.
The Eog'ish aud French cotton fpinners. Ct
doubt. are in much trouble because of tht
scsrci iy Ct cotton. To them, as well az to msnS
in ,hs country, the almighty dollar Is the chie
end aud aim Of life. They have been wis,
enough, bowever, hitherto, to see that lLter
ver,ion or recognition cannot be realized it
any practical way that can. by any possibility
open up the way to plenty Of cotton. Thr
question ia environed about by difficulties 0
such nature, that relief such as they seel
cannot, will not, come through Intervention.
Gould the statesmen Of France and England
have penetrated the future, 10 that through in
terven,ion or recognition they could have dis
covered an open door to the cotton q lids Of The
South, the conssmmation Of the deed woult
have transpired months ago. While they have
been waiting spxiously for the propitious boul
to arrive, the time has slipped by forever
Recognition or intervention 10 now sn ''0tso
kts tded" an Impossible taiuy.
The 2roo,+Dsliou of emancipation Las In
defaitely postponed all thought Of praetica
aid and comfort 70 be derived nom tyls quur
ter by The South.
Tie European Government that now rscog
misses the South ss a power on earth, identias
itself with slavery and with slavery props gand
Ism; thing It will be slow to do.
Henceforth the Government Of the United
Safes slsDds pledged to freedom. 1t must
therefore, have the sympsLaies OF the civilized
world, aud the South must fall beneath III
ban.
A county 'bat, in the language Of its Vic.
President, (steveOs) maxi. slavery It's CHIEF
corner stone, cannot command the respect Il
mankind. must sink 10 The l,vei Of trse-
boot-rs, aud be regarded by the rest Of thC
world as u St M -bsrbarous State.
Codou uGy keep it up for brief period, bu
cotton is temper rry ia:srgli. The world viii
learn to do without il, or get it elsewhere. II
short when we couqt'r ..s Syu.h, as We shall
and restore The old 1,E To is supremacy ovsl
thirtg tour S.aes, cotton my ccms 10 be re
,,atQed fJr wngt II 1, worth in the worit.