The New York herald., 1862-11-12
The Greatness or America rs a Unit.Eng-
lands Devilish Policy.

Prom the l.ich 1cnd Examiner. New. ST.
Tho greatness OF America IS q revelation Fu.
rope Win The North and South coafcdeTo'ed under tie
old government The Tinted States possessed military iou-r
and dbuaancs of OF suich her citizens ia
The sceSs II their self fcamp,acecy dreamed But
fcx minds in Europe had any idea OF the power OF
Young giant Of the western World one or two O. their
public men, as Cavour or Napoleon, might have appre
handed by the force Of their genius, the military magn
tsde Of America. But it generally Gin specaaiian
yldfculed ty tie Eaeid press am Tcsd bdnScaafsc
Nuser. But this has shown tlat these beasts
Tell Tar short o the reality. II has revealed
world an enormous power that overshadows whatever
there Is Of military aisslay in modern history, and
has amazed the most arrogant nations Of Europe
Wstsia e'qh months Of tbs tc1r The AoTti sai So,tti
hcr, Tias dR'is lcr.sr Tina fhose of The ff y1go9a
iIoa clad ecas hoe ten rnHcsd cop1e y 6erogRo Le
60 HbiRed Rrss II Egsad Gad Foece; too millions of
h1rr b. G al TIC mr. az ys The iniTa0i s,sn ~ Tie
dtry of tae o'y od ne ordinary pursso o Psc,. h0rs
b.ess bit Ie tGtsYrd unie from the except cu cause
the blockade of tho southern seacoast Had H. org
uRd S0 continued nation ur coa'0 scarcely hoUe
been op tDi.s % he qciisassits Of ter Illaogg 1r
England could have checked We coaiG have
the Continent, taken Canada in the teeth of
combination Of all the European Powers, and crushed
England alone egg shell under tho hammer.
The bloody aud unhappy revelation which this has
made oi enormous military resources has Naturally given
interest 10 its o ntinuaon Nctssag sogId Ls mar ci
the schts aud yclscg If England then ft M
sAod md IN r1tfins TIE horh md >oath aud consoi
dating and renewing ~ rivalry 10 hCr military power
whic is now wasted IN ilternecine strife. Iha' me
Onion shall Dc oref s resone and siid eonc'
scJh ne brush government IL would mol now hes tate
Ter to recognize the south unless firmly per-
sulded ability and rtion carry the war
and unless u another object 20 gain besides that Of
permanent division the nationality lower OF her
old rival That o3et u thc c1hrusSor NJ both Worth aud
Ssah England lropoees 20 eject the continuation ~
ths - far pOs slbe. tO Ri,tci Vi s t,r0
'so.osls esi-l by standing and trusting that
Gter vast expenditures of blood and waste ol
the separation of the Union VIII he quite surely
compshe by the sef deycton Of the south by ihe
isss profitable mode m foreign iuteryent To the ad.
vzntsges she hops 10 gam ffo tins separation she de-
aires 10 add those which She expects loss
both North and nth ~ l1ng Tier presen, policy
of neutrality with reference 10 tie founded in the
sondence that The South i able 70 achieve her depcn
dence, and that the proon9atcn of uostcs does not
risk her subugstion.
In this unchristan ard inhuman calculation England
has rightly estimated The spirit and resolution ct the south
We prepared independence with the great
prices II blood and suffering thai Fn gland has named.
Bg HpooSbrnd hr ~ mis- matter. Bet nj h,r mask
II cnsceno nrd horcsr ical prec ts9e lyhs hid
md gsr1s eL