New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10


Tho ". Y. Times-premisng that "THE
TRIBUNE renews its ADVOCACY of foreign inter-
yention in our afiairs'-says:
"There Government ia Europe that woud not re-
oce Union destroyed Nations are essentially and
nsceay selfish they oice in each Others prospect
~ and still those Governments resting on prvess
a. their foundation regard with snythn but dread and hatred
tho growing power Of Republic based on human rights
TLey care nothing for Slavery they caro- nothing or Tue
rgbi. Of established Governments They SEQ In US fganno
their supremacy, dividing their commerce
menscng the stability OF their thrones by the siu
their people They would and all rejoice at our over
throw and vthins which they can do to scconpi'h th
object without uhecnf hen.evs 20 t1' We
may just well look this matter ,uaIoJ ~ "a" sse ana
With fa.e expectations OF foreign sympathy aud foreign AID
-Ifa all this were true, the Rebels might well
take courage and Unionists regard the future
with dismay. But it is not true, and Its aSser-
ton by Unionists is as impotic as every way
mistaken. We do not need, and have never
sought " foreign sympathy and foreign aid, save
as counterpoise to foreign hostility; and to
that end it is all-suficient. Let US but whip
the Rebels as decidedly and as continuously as
We have recently done, and we shall have no
trouble with foreign powers.
For nearly two years majority OF our city
cotemporares have aided to keep alive the Re
bcllion by counteDancing its hopes OF European
aid. Some have done this with papably trea-
sonable INTENT others with better motives, but
these do not excuse their maadrOit course.
Suppose it were true that There is not n
Government OF Europe that would not rejoice
10 see our Union destroyed" why should We
encourage the Rebels by reIterating and EN-.
chasing that faGtl Have they not quite
enough Increment to persist in their evil Ways
without being so freely supplied with it from
this quarter But it IS not true-iar from II.
Russia i. our earnest, constant, powerful freud,
and has proved it in darker hours than these.
Austria Il. the determined foo of revolution,
even IN the Interest Of Slavery, and on this
ground is with US. Prussia 10 mol our foe
not even her mad King aud Alinstry-
while tho great mas" OF her Ieo'
pie with those Of oil Germany,
nre our decided friends. The British Arsioc.
racy generally .ympa.hze with The slave
holding Rebels, but the Queen IL our steadia'i
friend. as wa, Ler great and good hu'band to
.he day of hs death, and as are the great
body VI her people. So are the Republicans
Of France aud their power ia great,
strengthened BY tie result oil her recent election.
France /. our original and traditional ally; she
desires tho growth and Development OF great
maritime power n America q, counterpolse
10 that of Great Britain. il the Emperor
SHOULD openly aud hagrantly conirayene this
policy. he would DO Il u. his own serious peril.
Tho iu.imatlon that he looks to SPAN to back
hun IN So doing 10 confession oi the weak
ues. Of our enemies III Europe which We could
hardly render more emphatic.
We say, then, 10 the Unonists of America,
DO not, We entrcat you, shake your fist under
the nose of Europe, aud tell her what terrible
things you will do in case she NEEDLES IN our
QUARREL for there is lar wiser course. Civ
ity costs nothing, and Is rarely unsafe. Here,
for example, is n illumination from yesterday
Herald. maniicsty got up for quotation into
The Times (Iondon) ms from under the lion
skin of ito Unionism the Secesh donkey.esrs
ore glarngly protuberunt, viz;
Fln.lly with fsb,ll Oh erusui'hsd snd nth niena
p,se. aud tho Union fully rse'tabsA"d We shall have the
.n aud naval lofco. .nda million veteran sol
,r and hundred thousand experienced wafh.s sailors
,aa v. ,ha the opportunity upoa suhi-Ht pfo'oca
80. Tor aua AM decisive settlement with Ia. md aud
Tf,ne. IN rexard American ahsir Whatever nay be the
,.., Of the Administrator upon tn, subject p'udlc
IL, vih ia. territorial integrity 81 tho
Iieu m the irsTys Monroe d9ciBc wI b. brought TO
b.a In our aching Pssdshual election ssan, Tie IN
,ry,tiop OF Louis Nspolsoa IN MeIco add Tho p.Ihdous
n.ut4alty Of England In tho matter OF this itsbson"
1T is such gable as this, skllliully used by
Europe than all the Masons and Slldells. Ii
has soured Canada against us, and done
u, a world Of mischief generally. Let Europe
understand that We mean to conquer peace,
aud then keep it, aud she will give US little