Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
! HOW ENGLAND IS AFFECTED BY LINC0LNS
~AR-WAY SHE MUST BECOME A PARTY TO
mtAe London Ohron.cle, Nov. %.

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IrA '4N A0'A =
- y,nt,. Lops,, obroB,ce Nov g.
Tb, Dr,sao., of despsydss tetHter ore multip'Wac.
Fr and I'D upon the continent fiineiI clouds gath.
80, ,bo n'ticl And jndu.triai prosp.ets The NV
world g., a,grsou tare..ens to consume the uaterals
~ ,o~n-;,v IN m m ma On both sides Of the Atlantic
A, hon. ne si.,s,rous prelude las al-eady begun;
f,reru0nnr We cannot but anticipate period of gene
raj suffering in -hch naturally and nevits bly,, the
poorer csses will endure the umo.t bitterness Of tie
bl ght.
Aud thep what OF that mighty aggregate TO which the
on-nod giUs labor aud lile-thr tour millions sIck-
q, hy the cuss of civil wa b. yond the sea? Their earn
iaes bave withered from livelihood into ptauce ttey
IRE struggl ng with wint, they may have TO face
stArvatio for them the times hard indeed -" hall
tine" i, Il. ard time" with lgeance. Yet
not IA away wh nct'nn that there Is cotton with
IN reacb or thGtrhe okl yearly exhausted. We Ind
difficulty In huypr bur st greser difcul in ell
n.y. The South SOLD IFS raw naterals and bought our
manufactures. Toe defeated tory candidate at carlisle,
Who uttered himself 100 ssion on the musings de-
clared tia: he understood tie whole OF this question
rhea why did he not explain II 10 the electors he Paid
not word about the iaIDg Il in the demand Tor Man.
cbe-er goods though haf the tery OF the
jeso hsz which 90 roucd the forthc onng Christ
ms Exc ptiona circpns ices. have, as Yet, buoyed
up rhG money market yet the shGeHce ot the American
O. Is aot uuelG by tie upper ten tlousind OF the
city They pretend that alter shorI intrIa we shai
have q ued 80 many sources OF cotton suppy-n hli'
s;a F.acF sD1i1, Egypt da Bee and The lslands,
that al .barrsssm M OF riches he expected but
there are rwo yiug this boasful
view OF trrs. 10 the FRS. place, where the new
markets? In the second ths, which may be q short
iolery.I TO a London merchant may bring famine ard
Ae,,b 10 the Door spianeT.
Al Winchester We ale told there is scarcely busnes
snoaeb tag 20 tes, s.enSth OF prices yet the
has o, b,ea !avourabe Add TO tits state
of things the depreson Of The tik trade all parts Of
4
no ting ,r1ce the result OF the late stol aud nun
dsd ber accidents presaepg great .trss, among the
oces of the noof IL l. not for unany TO rep ne un-
A. ,hs valuations of God We must accept ths kurri.
r The peslence and the b. ght from the power that
81 ,har, nm, ., n q oyergher ng cause or all that We
and Al; suffer ss the wear darkeps TO its end is
IN American civil war aud the American civil war has
rendered uhy gtieyous 10 civil .tion because the
No,,b bss bIockaded the South.
The blockade o. course Is o sham-it has been bro
Lsn Il ain Al again. in accordance with the laws Of
fn "a 6ed at Paris ou,h. no longer TO be cogaiz ID.
Ansrt however from the inquiry whether n should ev
- Id basn o,knoWadeet r,ct,y or In !rec w. les
~ s,ion wbethsr the North b, It's attitude has not
.. a. La os,c,nac and evan the ret,liaion of I'm.
yu ' - go Z, has i,v,5ad Lancssbir, and nil
~, ,LN.i P,,;b f,ctories. In nnotber 1, has Ca
v, Iisv' -, - Lion, tne ,tlar,ic coast. I, a
% No ;cs b,vs sIibps,ered vi,lr.m,z
~, IS - Inns, E,r ,sh s III .cts sunpos,J
- ~ ar m. ,,o,sc5Ion of tb,t which s ,lled Amer.
/ lean law u.
s,sogs,ing s,rg OF ours have behaved 70 us as
P,ance a, Ru .ss az Austria as Prussia az all Europe
,ogetber would not have dared 70 behave And IN the
m IAN lime we are priyi!eging them 10 paralyz, our
looms. 10 starve our fellow counirYmen, TO comnt
gross aud wsuton outrage on dag, to bNi,h
shios from ports where they welcome, and under
code OF the oWn arrest insult, and mareat English
citizens with total impunty, az lesst. unless We regard
rom Lord Lions foil1wd BY Io results a. sat.
l.lci6n TO ns ionsl bonoE We shou prefer some
energetic scton On the part OF E Russell, as Foreign
MinseS oil Great Br'sn, representing the policy and the
/ resolves OF the ertire Cabnet
No one could imagine Tor an instant that the British
Government df'ads an explanation with the Norhern
Confed rcy, 10 spite Of the proposal OF s rowdy eci'
tors 20 'lsh the OLD eouniIy and sue South togeth
while they are a5ou: II tbs oomnsst Is o. piece
with the me- mace to hang every cnpnred Confederate As
rebel, as IT, to oesin win the oa'ed s'ass aye not
tourished rpon the iFns OF ne reoeH'on ana a. u one
half OF her zen5 had right T. coefce the o. upon
false preteuees For ever Was pretence more i!lng
sud c)sardy than this iosoent republic, this bullying
section Of n,ona y this vaPorpg mob, which croWps
i General Napoleon before he has won victory. is
contei dpg Tor tne pf'nclpies ., Iteea'n,
i.lass W. u-y. m r,s, or y,oleut meddlpo. I'm, IL