New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-18


Vouse Of Commons for waTlike atInGucnfs, even IN
n time of peace and ven'ore 90 say that il wo,ld
be chcantr 10 keep all Tire population engaged IN TIE
cotton nauufaciure--ay, TO keep them OF tu'1s,
chrursi gue end venlOp-tisn 80 send ~ Amer 20
10 Obtain that cotton by force Of arms. iLanghier
ANA cheers.) 1t wouli involve You 10 war, and
SIX months Of q war woud cot mors money than
would le onIed 10 npiutaiu this population con.
ofably for ten years. Cncers
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW ON NTrRyENTlOH.
Ihe Ut'fmiastrr H. eur, fer Ociotcr, has sn
excellent article on the Change OF sentiment which il
taking place ~ Englaud with regard 10 tue AuCrcan
question. L. saga:
"ibe fire. Indication Of the reao'ion cana from u
quarter which auth relatively ca,l-j rpoa II Think
ing uep 90 PAUSE before 'ley jo'u,i IN lie popular
oalcry; srd Mr.. Mills protest ia Fro:sr'S N'gH
sf coming Il old IN the hest Of our eXas e.s'inn
at tie Trent Affair." could not, in spie Of il uas'er
Is clearance Of all ektrl.e0ns matter, AZ once lfo-
d1cc It's legitimate effect. But every snc' eoaiug
DAY bungs ibnk0g men ~ lis sie, " Lille Tie
cOlrsge lie theu di.p'sXed encourages others 60
come fo ward with tie resal's Of their invest yllous
No subject more requires pG'ieni irouiyt. Tie
complaint Of the Americans that the oaturr ~ ihelr
Gru,elo with tine Sonlh was not understood IN ~
gland, thOngh laughed at and syGdod, Is found 10
ID Just and tFee.
"Ihe irst detailed attempt TO master the ecmeuts
Of the subject has been made by Mr.. Cairnof, to
whose scientific review OF the History OF Slavery
|
and therefore only sillte 10 IT here. WIN Nr'
CAIRNS nav be associated tie COnnt AgrnOr de
Casparin, Who takes mp the political eide OF 'Le
question and ruiisvs the whole progress Of events
both in America and Europe sincc ie hFst secss i"
If the Southern States, 20 "a detailed ciccis'u Oh
which they stood greatly IN need. lie ,ness the
advocate, Of the South at every point. The pre-
tension of tie southern party that th,lr only oiltc
il 10 relieve Themselves from NOrt.ero Oppression,
md 20 lrOtec' themselves from unconstitutional -
iacE. lac reduces TO id true value by pointing out
" hai ougu- 10 lie TO nQOiOu fact, tlit tnry nave
m every toint adopted the very Cons tuition from
which they have seeded, thas tLcy have altered
nothing, tut simply added fresh and &. lcsaiVc
clauses or the sub ect OF Slavery.
"1he rimre face that tie only motive OF sece 70
sion w 10 secure outlet tor their sysien Of AZ
ucuure IN the South and West, is bfOu.hi out ; '
both 'aesc writers with cearn p OF evidence thnt
cuts at tie very OTIS Of ito controversy. The Nc
reasonable reply thlt The North l. no more AboniDu-
is' han be South Il shown 10 be only tentoi- by
tbuse who 30 not uuGer6laDd tie Immense impof-
tguce ihe resolution Of the Republican party Tia,
Slavery shall 40 iras, spread no ilrher. This fesO
lriou # uot Immediately AOoi.ioIist, l. - ultl-
uateiy fa TO ~ iyoTy the most revolutionary iu-
reference win the established nights o. properly in
/ America.
g The resolution Of he Republican rarity 70 make
o. lcc. s,aud ula,lrt thai system with which Am ..
lea has been 10 10 reprOaChcd bV Euro;c, intend
oi awUkti ing those eTmpattles VLlcn M INT lnsly
fuyo been oxpeC Ell, las been hr4uded as q bali
measure and = cordial recognition, which wouil
have been of noIe value than AN army, hGs been
denied to q parry who certainly had cyory ro's1u 10
le.Icye the, could hot fail 80 receive II. We are
glad 10 thai Count Ga.p afin work j. about 10
Ue translated, and feel sure hat IL val have great
effect ia adj g that change IA En- iish OIL lou which
we look upon IS inevitable.
4 Glue sdyocaies Of friendly separation ard
European ,u'e yCniion 10 ht.g it abJu; Gre singu-
lrly silent upon lie terms ihey would progo-e and
tie ba,os on which they impgiue suob termination
of tho war Iossible. Europe ccali not, Tor v.ry
slnLle Intervene give an extension 10 rliycfy IL
tMeiica, Which tie Norh lhs resolved shall 40
mo C. b. allowed to H.; aud Il 10 suVp0sed tbat tie
South would quie'iy eubrIt 60 accept terms ~ tie
la ds o. EIf0re which they have taken ~ AIMS 60
r,sist when merely DECLARED de.iri5le iy th,iI tl
+ low .eduutrvmen in the Nosthl There is however
IRON ;hI. very cause, very htle real fear Of inter-
ventIos. Before any interference ca tie Iaft Of
European cover msuts Is 70 hc practically dreaded,
.ol 10. mIL must be arrived =, IN which l. cJula
/ 10 offered 10 iIe States.
The pg.uciy e. Oh v hich Europe, even il II Bad
the power, which ln4Y lie que,uouet, oyul! assal.o
% settle the great question a. Ike. Rrr ttil 20
,eek; for such bald cyuic ~ would be Implied 80
outing a stop to the quarrel without en'eriP oa
I'D ncni., would he TOO oisyraCciul 10 10 avoUei
l. our only grouuds of interference are size 10
osc4Ie iron the disagree. be couse4 uonoes tic'
ihs continuance a TIE couni-t cat4lis uIOu oar
selves, shOnlG have no Iut c8rae 4 coErlI.. If
tue SiIA0OAk MSfr 70 CONF iliH a tLtf Tor tts
pose If FesfiiDg 80 purely seiEsl Pr cccolus. 10
lact, tiere J. 10 IOssi. Is ErJGnd Of conn f.nitc.
. zee tle Americans Themselves hf- long ,i.,e et-
b1Jsted. Tie p1Icpies ~ s,ate lave now come
lace 20 face they 90 not acmit Of mediation. las
South nave TAKEN 10 The bwOd aHd hive lu.
hg.teuei the inevitable doom Of tnat institution H.
whoee defense hoy have drawn H."
Frlfa Ihe ion4a star.
hR. BESTiNCK'S SPEECH.
Mr. Bentiaek, II p IA. yisi.ea Mlr,hand, after
al Q N.Ira H...H .N q
Tory upon the irmers Of tls oislict 70 tie annual
dinner OF ih-iF Agricultural Society. lie tltme was
America ar1 Le n'ace il ,ue g % WHICH o. hsu- IL
fearful ilnde o. iust Ccmo r,. Gud tle North. 40
States af tIr exponent a. democ.Icy. r. iilicglcd
20 assertion tuat slavery bad lrtikirg % CO wIih
tho w.r, a-d wh lie accs.tirg Iari kusheiis 0cd ala
ial, uc Socta was hgIu. 2 .or indel tldcueo, sui
lie Moth Was hsltmg i,r d0iiara-a lirc0yeiy
which has tho ueIt OF being new. Seeing ho~.
ever that almost ~ .hc same treaIl Fir. br.fllck
rather Iud,'y H1i.Cle4- nc abolition OF luc corn
4 E4"s, bio opinions on America my not, perhaps,
eEsrcl.e much iIiuence Oh tho minds q O.h,r
people.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE kIyG or PHUssiA.--At tie pTcseut moment
Low that tie E..clor oi Hetse Cas.el has ripl
cot OF y!ew-'ho King Of Prussia seems ~ be Ia,
veg Prince II Ulr,GtDI. 1acfc u.ey band cou-
,d ing tie hifiory Of bic eccontns iinul there
probably sIe 81 Jguds oi a. cuse Tor lin; Jut be IL
Ilc'ed. supported made ,Ooi o., ~ Clique Of OH
io1lcs anu zen Ous beuiimei i&hesi Hid lie aat 10
more ne OF bis than the most bcOFish Ga ID
ia h's dominous Las Of iis ana. teal f4cay. Pro-
fs-ia. fidelity 90 to co1st uI0D HAiie tufowits il
overheard; reki z professions toward bis leJ,ie
while snntc nQ from item ihsir rghte IN! !us ding
them Whenever be 0peuf ME lgs - lhein; ,tudeni
o. history and therefore aware If The career o. she
Sua,ls End ihe BJ0r5ons, ie ie following H. TIE
footsteps Of 10th, confident 81 an opposite rssui. 20
bin o,f, i;s sou, and lis .eope. Iof Iaenioi.iy 90
realty, for came Ircyereuce tCwafu tie iolle.t
illuu fGcaiu,s, aud fllt,rb pr i,rouce for tte
iJStr--for neglect 81 reatOn and iHc'. aid iLaGl.
gence D. scn;IIou,alsin aud Imagination - 4ge can
nave produced ii more nagIaLG ilhaAce i4aA tuc