The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
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Poor Prospect for Rebel Recognition---
AddTessfrOm Garibaidi---BrItish Work.
men on the Right Side.
The Paris correspondent Of The London
Post. ministerial, writes that though Sli-
dell and Mason had not received their re.
call. Slidell was expecting itaud both he
and Mason had come TO the conclusion
that their mission could do no good. In
Paris MrsSlidell had not held any COM
munication with the French Government
The Cabinet oflhe Tuiletiss, from the
first, has harmonized its policy with that
Of the Cahinet Of St james. aud both had
long since come TO the conclusion that it
is for the conteuding parties 10 invite
meditation ifrequirsd, and not for Eng
land and France to offer mediation,
however much they may desire TO see this
war brought to gu end. To recognize
the South would bs to interfere; to de-
part from tbatneu'rnliiy which is the poll
icy OF England and France toward the
United States. .....
1t WAS hoped and believed that some
even! of the war might. before this, have
brought about an armistice and that both
North and South would have called in for.
eign powers, with view TO reconciliation.
But as the war goes on, the contendng
camps become less men and more inhu.
man. The latest dispatches WI ich reach
the Government of this country do not
hold out any alternative for a close Of the
war, but the exhaustion Of both North and
SIuth; and as the resources Of the North
are known 10 be more extensive than
those of the South, supposition on
the spot gives the 6cal victory 10 the
Nor til.
0ARIBALDI's ADDRESS TO THE ENGLISH
PEOPLE.
An address scnt from Varignano by
GaribaldI, aud addressed to the English
people, has been published. After expires.
sing his gratitude to England for the ia.
vors he has received, he continues.
Call the French nation to 90 operate
with you. You are both worthy to walk
hand in hand in the front rank of human
improvement. But call hcrl In all your
meeLngs let the words of concord of the
two great sisters resound! Call herl Call
her in every way with your own voice,and
with that Of her great exilOS-wilh that Of
her Victor Hugo, the heirophant Of sacred
brotherhood. Tell her that conqu,sls are
to-day an alteration, thS emanatiun Of in
sane minds. And why should We Con.
quer foreign lands when we must al be
brothero? Call her, and do not care if
she is Ior the moment under the dominion
Of the Spirit Of Evil.
She will answer in due lime, If not to.
day, tomorrow, and il not 10 morrow, will
later answer 10 the sound Of thy generous
and r'senerating words. Call, and at
once, Pelvetia's strong sons, and clasp
them forever to thy heart. The warrior
sons Of the Alps--lbe veslals OF the sacred
fire Of freedom in the European Continent.
They will be yours?' And what alliesl
Call the great American Republic! Size
is after all. the daughter risen from the
lap, and, ,hCwevpr she may 60 TO works
is struggling for the abolition Of Slavery,
81 generously proclaimen by you. ALL
her come ont from the terrible struggle in
which she is involved by the tratlickers
in hlim,n flesh.
Hip her, and then make her sit by
your side in the great assembly Of nations,
the final work Of human reason. Call
un'o three such nations as possess free
will, and do not delay day. The iritia.
tive that to-day belongs 10 you might Dot
DO yours TO morrow.
Away with shells and iron platingl
Lot spades and reaplng machines come
forth. LIT the millions sp,n. in destruc
tive implements be employed to encour
age industry and TO diminish tho sum Of
human mis- .ry. Begin, o, English peo
plslior III love Of God. begin tho grear
era Of the human compact, and bene
6t present generations wi h SO great II
gift. %.
Besides Switzerland, Belgium. and 9th.
era tha! will rise at your call; You will see
other nations. urged on by the cool sense
Of populations, rush to my embrace and
unlte IL one, Let London be at the pres.
ent time the seat oftbo Congress in due
course to to chosen by mutual understand
ing and general consent, lrepeal to you,
may God bless you, and may he amply
repay you for the benefits you hava show
cred upon me. With gratitude and af
ioctiou, thine.
LOYALTY OF THE british woRKINGMEN.
Staleybridgo is Que Of those second class
interior towns Of England's mauuiaCIur-
in districts, where tho lives anu souls Of
some fifteen thousand people depend up
on the spinning oil cotton. TO say they
must have suffered greatly; these fifteen
thousand, from the withdrawal oi Ameri.
can raw material, is needless. But Sal
eybridse, either because its mill owners
have declined to adapt their machinery TO
India cotton. or because no time at all
has been preferred by them TO half time,
has suffered aoutely from the war; and
the appeals of its people for relief have
tent tho hearts of all England. The sor'
rows OF Slaleybridgs haye been only
n degree less poignant than those Of
Blackburn. ....
A public meeting was accordingly call.
ed on the lSt inst, at Staleybridge, ito
consider the necessity Of peIitioning Her
Maj'sly thu Queen TO ske immediate
measures for the recognition of the Con
lYjerale States Of Amctics," Thousands
came, Tho largest hall in the town was
much more than iIled,that as many gath.
cred without as we're crowded within.
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