Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

- ana England. Recognition of the South
, ern Contcderaoy is boldly urged upol
both these governments, We give tw,
, papers on the subject The first is an ex
/ tract from a recent speech OF Sir Robor
Peel, Chief Secretary of Ireland, and In,
other from leading Iarisiau journoh
From the Manchester Guardian, Jan. 80.
In the course Of lecture delivered or
Tuesday evening by Sir Robert Peel, Bart.
M. J., IN connection with a literary so,
clely ct Fazelcy, the Right Hon. Baronet
made allusion to the products OF Ameri.
ca. lie said that he could not leave the
subject of America without rcfcrrirr tc
the struggle which was going on there
because tho mind of every Eneljshmon
was turned to that fratricidal, stupepdous
and most unfortunate war, and they would
gladly, 'ottom interfering personally, see tie
termination Of that struggle. lie was one
OF those who hoped, as an individual, TO
see the states ultimately JCc0mc separated aJ,l
ImdYcadontg Cach other -(cheers) he
was convinced that such course wogld
tend 10 further the cmauciDation of the
slaves. (Checrs.J For this simploroason ;
II they saw the continent again united
they would see again confirmed the state
OF things which existed before the break
| ing out Of tho war Then there was tho
od'olS and GJomnable proclamation of Prc,i,
dent Lincoln, in which lie said, "You arc
rebels, your slaves shall be emanclpatcd.
but you States that remain uuitel shall
kee? your slaves" (Cheers.) lie said
hat If they followed tho course of the
Iattles which had taken place, they might
al most fancy UgtHcy Sql0 he GgR6Jb,tlg
IJyhlmg Ter tie ,SopH. At all events. the
courage, vlgor aud patriotism with which
the South had fought were certainly u
strong proof Of thc existence of a feeling
on the part Of the South that they were
lighting in a good and true cause. He
TcouId wish very much that there was
patriot in the Northern States of America
who would address President Lincoln, and
press upon HIM the folly of persevering in
the war which he had commenced. lie
had been reading jnst I"o,io"sIJ CO uolI,
ing 10 tIe meeting speech OF Lord Chat
nam, Whlch ne made IN the House Of
LoruS' an" Whlcu might now, IN 1863, bo
ttosI N+os, IVy P!aceu IN the mouth OF some
aIi -Io.''it,n p"IIIo'' IN l!o America de-
o'''Isu 5 Us S2! lL"c'c"uThre OF GTcRt britain,
,| ,,uo ~ ! al a''ureSS OF congratuIatlon
t., was ,"iI,5H' up III lHe House OF Lords i'm
Uo".to' w DC presented 10 ms Majesty up
-, ,". y, go VI ,Hu war ana 10 show
hooI. o ,, ,,u1 vnp tooPloo OF Eng'and were TO
I,.,,, "b ~, "''T '!i r'io pccaa'oH LoEd CNa!'
l,.,', ..,' "''',''s' '''IlIH' went Gown TO the
=, =, ~ ,LS S.l" s'Io i'oI US open our eyes
W '''L "'I',a.o' ""Ich threatens US. That
n'"lao "'iou, VIC I'le'y sP"IHcd a., rebels
-, 'no, oUl ,,'o"Gu enemy; we haVo not
~ ."5J war asa'i'st oa'GlIs ana against
", I7.'','s' .uV against uhu'Unted and vir'
''s''- i'"lIio''' y, ou C2"nGy make them
~. ''I"' YOU loT Ca!i them IeoeI'.-
" IVA, are iHey rebels iorI surety notJor
trojo Iano,I'hes mi s5oIS'3,,'' 3onrYov. I., our
revenues diminish gold at tbis moIont emf
is at iorty-two premium. And why? Bc> 4
cause you wish to continue this cruel, vim |
dlctlrc and scli-lesToyng war. THOR
ouOjecilon is not to be acquired by force
OF arms; their affection may be acquired
by Cancellation and Justice" lCheers)
/ hose very words, continucl Sir Robert.
and they were spoken in iii by Lord
Chatham, were applicable to the war in
America at the present moment. He be- |
lieyed, as he had said, that emancipation
" IS more likely 10 follow separation than
union, and he should, as a member Of Par
lament be glad to be able to look back
TO 1868, and say that ho belonged 10 q gov
ernment kcddcd 1y man ci0 ,cqs the most
popular statesman that Ccer rillld M. dssii,,ieg
,f Eaylmd Whch, Ly cclH3rlclJiugtLe iaEs- a.
Dea3sacG Of The SoRli lca also IL he ,a,4,.iD,,
ton ofh6 Slaoe. (Cheers.) They would.
by recognition, put an end TO the most
wicked and most abominable traffic, which .,
ne believed in his heart tho councils of
lell imagined for the degradation of a
arso portion Of the human race. fLoud
,heers.) II
The Paris Ooj,;oa Ngfa,oL.- T,o ,...,,,
# Prince Noro,oor .,u.
-, [.
=, a a. symptom has appeared in certain
~ ''?l' a'lu tronTh journals 10 which Il ,
> '''ei.lo'o 70 S'ii attention. Those or> ,
~ tGl,HsSy ~ W Europe manufacturing {
u 1910 'n'"l'c'y more serious than those OF II