Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-05
Prospective Intervention on the
Part Of European Powers.

Part OF European Powers.
france and EHgt,SRi 10 IDssssapsF an Ar-
",sstacs--.Slsoc.Fc L,sctrac,iolas TO Lord
L.y2as.-Iite Re5aks 10 Be Recognised az
Mediation as Rejected
Reliable information has been received
~ this city, from senli-oiiicial sources In
Europe, that ENGLAND and France are of
entire accord in regard TO their line of
conduct towards this Government. LORD
iNuNS- who was 10 have returned 10 flle
United States in the -IlL,sy,Jlsasail 5rus de-
tfaged sf Tie dtq DtyBtsia 6y order Of Lord
John Russell CHer Majestv's Secretary for
Foreign Atialrsl, 10 aio.Rt Tirtke1- inSty-uc-
t'ons iii consequence O. tie Presidents Abo-
ht'on Proclamation. His Lordships depar-
ture was then fixed for October %. last
Saturday,, and on his arrival II Wash
iusstOn he will positively Inform Mr. Sew
ard OF the programme decided upon by the
European powers. instructions similar
Ia those Of the British Minister will be for
wilrded to Count Mercer. the French Min
lister al Washington. toy the same steamer
which viii bring the English Minister
back 10 this cOuIry.
We are also given TO understand that
our Government viii soon be informed
that England a1pd France hare decided
"I'"H the recognition OF the Soathe7-sa Coar.,g-
es'ucy, If the Joint offers OF meditation and
'trmlsrIce to be proposed TO Mr. Seward
are not accepted At anv rate this Coy
crnmcnt will he duly notified of the inter-
tlons Of England and France In this re-
SPect, and as these powers are fully aware
that any offer of meditation on the basis
ot separation viii not for an instant even
b. listsned to by our Government. united
cndeavors will then be made BY all tho
European ambassadors at Washington 40
obtain an arInistice of four or six months
between North and South. These for
eIgn Governments are under the irnpr.s-
sion that If once 4 cessation OF hoStiliiies
can be affected c.llner spirit viii sue
cecd, which will enable the two sections
to negotiate
The u;n.Cs. ondevors viii ba ma,l,.
shortly after Lord Byrons, return toNasf-
i''"t"n, hy the whole corps dp5cn,g,iylse a
W aShtmgton, 10 bring about such an arlni-
stice- Only then, when all these offers Of
mediation ami aTInsficc shall have proved
OF no avail, Viii the South be recognized
simultaneously bv England and France.
ASIDE from thc fact that theS. powers
would now look upon the South n Il de
5i,cto Government, they fear that an inslrr-
rcc.Ion of ilIe slaves In the South. ~ n
Of the late Emancipation
Proclamation, viii take place after the
- ui January. and hence. In oder 10
afford protection 20 flleir own citizcns
residing th,re. are compelled to grant
protcCt NJ power 10 their agents in tho
&c crsli Southern cities, which. a. things
stand just NOW they do not poSess-
They fear that th, Confederate Guvcrn
ment, unnecoeni>ci rs ii Is, may at anv
lime tcli thcIr COnSuls In Charleston,
Richmond Savannah. and elsewhere,
that there i nu diplomatic relation exist
ing between the confederacy and Europe,
and they car therefore not permit 70 net
in Consular capacity II l. 10 GUARD
ag:iinst such III emergency. ard TO affo d
their OWN citizcns residing In thc South
ample protection under the acgis of ;hcir
'v-lllary appointed agents. tha: England
and France will claim the necessity ct
tlc new CUnied,.racv
GENERA C,ss ANp rIE PROCLAIM
nnN.-1hc Abolition press have been cir
rulatim-, tor some time past, what they
:; II Genera. Cas,,s endorsement of the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation.
We felt sure ihat there must BE some
mistake about it, or that il WAS a wilful
.aisehood, circulated for political effect,
lCnv Ii. The Detroit F.rc Pres. how
ever. comes 10 the rescue of the General
and cites the question by fiat denial.
The sound old Democrat not only does
not indo-~e the proclamation, but declares
hat = there l. no power in the Executive.
Indcr the Constitution. TO decree the
of slaves" OF course then.
: not, and the AboliiioniSts know ii ~
well - the General. but they have per
.uaded the President that lac Is above the
Constitution, and hc Is weak or wicked
'nough to play the uSurper TO i'lcasc them
TIgH DARE NOT BF.TRAI THEIR JRI-sr
1t i intim;tted that the opposition will
lttcnTs TO buy Democratic vote for the
next L. = Senator. and IN this wav have
he State represented for six wears bv
sldlical We do not bel,,ive they h.sq-
,.o7eT e1,caqh 70 do II, and If they had, AN
Indignant and outraged people would
lot suffer the miserable wretch TO live.
In these times the friends Of constitution
al liberty have too much at stake TO wiz
,sss slch a soen1 without iI.faicting s.l,,,-
mary u RrElct p,,7.