The New York herald., 1862-08-14
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
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What the Rebels Think of
the Past.
Not a Shadow Of a Hope for Foreign
Intervention.
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SAVAGE ATTACK ON THE BRITISH LION.
THE CROPS IN VIRGINIA.
Summary Disposal of the Rebel Substi-
tute Brokerage,
&e., Ae.s &s.
SAVAGE ATTACK ON THE BRITISH LION
THE CROPS IN VIRGINIA.

the instrument OF nfntc insult robbery, wrong and
justice upon her. In spite OF this sentiment hs south
assumed the aggressive, and maintained IL successfully
for tho full period OF six months in the hsst stages OF the
t,s3e She has rec fran the boundary acch she had
~ u1ei ut foy The Cosfederacyshe has rereated a'd
s L * al the approach of the enemy; and 1t is only
very lately that she has begnn to act again in aggres
sion, her true line OF policy Il wore asked what was
secret Of this change of attitude after period OF
Hghing in which she had every battle could be
replied with truth that II was owing to this fact more
than to any other whatever, that She was iued
remissness of preparation and reiaxat OF effort
b. fatal deiusoD which seized her rulers and legs
a,ors int Tho great European Powers, Great Britain
at their head about to interfere 10 coercs cessa
III Il o. host titles.
S,ctenea BY long deferred hope, he public hare lost to
some eite,. Us reliance upon his Interference; i,
sram9e ho,e eagerly the public and cicic,
,M fond confidence 20 sry 1mor that comes barring
this promise from across the iticntic.
Considering the sad face this reliance placed upon
the for several months and the humiliation defeats
and prodigous losses bought upon the country be
and reitcraon, against t,ther idni9ence Of hoie to
any other If IRIS than shall be esied By
the energy Of her eoe,7sme the vigor OF her policy and
the rcsistless prowess Of her armies.
If shall succeed n Graduating from the public mind
every seed Of this fatal haucnation and in bringing GO
ycrnment and people 10 rely only upon the power o their
own armies for independence and peace, shall have
performed an essential service for, though the
policy and measures founded upon such trust should
turn be unnecessary, still would be for
tunate for il reflects niuitcly credit upon nation
TO be prcpared for conflict that may never come than
be unrcady for emergency which may tax all Its
powers.
such i the condition of European politics that the great
Powers that continent cannot safety ertr
upon any important policy without the cooreration Of all
the rest from which follows ia case that il
controlling Power Great BrlaiU be found averse in
sentiment or opposed ~ interest to e termination the
existing the interference Of other European Powers
behalf OF peace could only be after long period of de-
That the interests OF Great Britain opposed TO
early cessation Of the American is proposition that
has been made, and be made ofteu necessary
1t has been D0llt0u out III these columns
what tremendous stake that government has in destroy
ing The collon culture in the south This be done
most eectuaiiy and most sunmariiy by cverthrowing
system OF labor and accordingly, iii Crder prove
Ihe ex slence o this deeg.nipatio Of Great Britain 20
clmpass, possible, the overthrow Of So9thern pros
perlty and power s only necessary T. rem nd pco
pic OF Of the many conspicuous ons she has
seized 70 exhibit her hostility p Our labor institution.
Her war upon sayseyo. rather slavery N the south
states slavery ia Brazil she patronzes, and sa
very Cuba she toleraeshas been of than thirty
years continuance, Her policy has been shrewd and sys
iematiC IN the extreme.
To give OF sincerity she abolished slavery in
the West Iudics-a trfing matter at bes-with immense
plrado and ostcnaton sacrificing her little interests
there great al home in her other colonies.
n possible the was carried into America.
English emssaries sent into the slave.
hol ing educate their people into the holy
horror into which she had previously worked herself
Tncse emissares came not empty yhanded, but brought
abundance OF Engsh gold TO hire assistants deray
expenses, purchase presses and keep them running.
Never, perhaps, did emlssaries work with
getic perseverance. Their oratorical howls
The horrors Of slavery. were sent up at all
lowed to visit. Their presses, running night aud
day scattered the vilo fabricatons Of English abolition
Ism over me iana ansy, Is M srue toana aerics1 IN
these tne ant abotonists were found an Engiishman
their leader English gold paid their unholy wages
English chicancrY directed their labofs their early
urts we're encouraging since In 16lA-a dozen
after the crusade commenced, and after srasmolc ap
peas to support Brney abolition candidate against
Clay and ok sias eholsrs-they succeeded in poll
ing but y thousand votes Of total OF million aud
threqualters atthe Worth But Eagand was not the ma
hob cy hut
upon object she esteemed cheap at acenturys effort
she felt she had scattered the seed q abotioaism
and had only 70 cultivate IL assiduosy to
reap in duo time abundant harvest And that har-
vest been assduously cultivated by Eug
lsh speeches, English editorials English sermons Eng
i,sh essays aud English actons-pubc and private We
all recollect how few years ago at the Worlds Con-
yeuton the americans present were insuted by Lord
How the Worlds Fair Of 1885, OF the gala days,
beautiful and titled young English lady marched up the
aisle tho immediate presence OF the Queen, leaning
upou the OF black sAd buriy runaway negro, while
the wife Of the latter leaned also lovingly upon
the arm Of Mr. Thompson, N. p, who then and
there vauntingly challenged "any American 70
discuss with him the abstract right Of any individual TO
hold human being in bondage" Nor have we forgotten
OF Southern cities for benevolent purpose,
rendered in public 70 distinguished member OF the
British Par lament, be drew back with melo dramatic
horror and denounced the gift blood bought money
but another form Of blood, wrnng BY the oppressor
from the oppressed-and shrunk from IT with as much
horror had been the veritable thirty pieces for
which judas had betrayed his savior Neither have
forgotten that when "uncle Toms Cabin made its ap
pelrsnce how its praises rang from every Journal and
echoed from every lip, how il Reproduced in
twenty cdtions-irom the twenty giin6a issue which
shouo resplendent on my ord,s table to the ixpenny
teaths of the half fed operatives and
working girls OF England or how the visit Of its author
made sort OF tiumphal march over every part Of
the kingdom, or how her book translated into nine
Languages sent wherever snip railway could
carry il to poison the mind Of the universe. Nor have
Forgotten that leading daily onrnai Of London nae
the dec aratioB that Te oyefwOrbcd, undered M sera
bly, clad ard wre.chcdy lodged slaves have been com
pclled, means OF reprcssing Their intelligence, 70
work In iron collars 70 sleep in the stocks 70 drag heavy
chains at their feet 70 wear yokcs bells, and copper
horns to stand naked wllo their masters brand them
UNANIMOUSLY, 10 have their teeth dfawn 10 have rcd pep
por burned into their eNcoriatsd bcsh, % be Dathcd
in turpoutiue, 10 be thrust into sacks with mad
CATS to have their fingers ampatatcd be
shaved and @ be WHIPPED from neck 70 heels With hot
'ironsn Nor nave we forgotten that this pictureef
slavery was thousands OF times reproduced in The
respectable and really able ard influential journals o
Eng land until the whole world poisoned agaist
institutions From the Prince Consort Who sat silently
by aud witnessed the deliberate lnsnt Of an American
Minister by British peer, before the congrcgated inel
gence Of all ChIistendom simply because slavery existed
America down 70 the wrechcd cockEey himself forty
times the slave to suffering and circumstances bey oud
what any negro Is at ldwthere j. scarcely English
WIN has not been tutored 70 abbor slavery and the
country where il exists Bringing the matter
hOms-tho seed Of English abotunsm, planted in the
fec States tho Americana Mon thus carefully watc he'd
and watcred. have commsncsd Yield to England her
long expected harvest 10 The sad and terrible that is
now deyas'atss s.ulaeIac. DRYING w every source Of
confidently hopes y 70 eliminate the destruction Of
American slavery Semngg encouraged bg the ippor4a-
tior of D,lioa aud half tales OF cotton from ohsy
countries ne poa veoT, he 4 employing his rer of our
t1ats pushing her schsDs for cation culteaon
IN srsry Jnt O me igord schers ss oan plt sssI hon
log thus raise UP competition which VIII aid In ruin
ing America siaverythat obstacle TO her rauacous
greed, against which, for third d century. she has
directed every resource Of her Internal machinatons
with neartless indifference TO results asd cruel dsrs
gard OF consequences to others.
II Is certainly a most weak and vain expectation to
suppose that nation thus nntted against the
institution and thus convicted OF hostility 10 3 South
Is likely TO interfere 70 protect This institution and syste
Of labour from which she knoc 10 be TIE only
BY which Il can b ovcrtuouw.
Movements OF the Brfgand Morgan.
Ths Atlanta Confsdsracy of the I'D has the following
Passengers by the state train last evening report that
Morgan rushed into Frankfort KY. seized fty loads OF
federal guns, captured Governor Mageffn and then fell
back to Richmond, 10 Madison cousty established