New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24
conducted li.elf anything but meskly among The
siogfoms Of tho earth.


siogfoms Of the earth.
"Ita devilsh good job for England, any way"
sad BitoD to me the other day. you know you
bullied u. before Secession; you went IN for n:
rexation fllibIsierisrn, manifest destiny aud God
Knows what. Some time or other come fellow who
was Pre- .ident or wanted 10 be, would have thought
that a war with England would have done bin some
kind Of good and tnen there'd have been war; yoa
know. Not that we were afraid OF you. but it
wouldn't have paid. don't mind telling you that
when ~e heard Of the Immense armies you raised
that we were surprised, and thought it would have
beau exceedingly incoovsnient to have hi them
turned agins, us. II you'd gone on In the way
yon were before the war, you might nave become
the srbiter OF he world you know"
Possibly. My friend, like al the Eoglishmsn l
have coLversed with, entirely ignored the fat tba1
all the Objectionable characteristics enumerated ~
appertainng TO American nationaii,y-or nearly al
had their origin IN the pepondeTance OF tha1 TO-
telious section for the success OF which lie subso.
Qoently admitted that his sympatbies were now 20
conversely enlisted. THUS the United States Govern
ulsnt Ieaps the bad harvest Gown by the evil dy.
marty that preceded it, which is now warning againsa
IL. Ignorance, the curse u God, and The eaase
Of the greatest crime ever committed on this eafta,
has good deal TO do with Enalands proclivity
toward The Rebels Lord forgive themi they
know not what they do"
| doubt if tie great shout Of indignation which
welcomed the cold word "belli, erents,' and tue
putting us Oh the same platform with traitors ~ .he
Queens proclamation, excited much coulter feeiin9
here. or even attention: Enlli linen have generally
accorded pretty large license to our vivaciy OF ex.
PRESTON On ali 0ccasione But sm cure that Tue
threat Of The ~ y. Heraid, about vading Canada,
did Immense mischief: you can hardly converse WIN
ii BriLOn Oh American affairs without having II 70
produced. Aud they sl believe it 10 have been The
expression of the desire Of the entire Northern
people.
Strike off from the line of right, and the fuE;her
you travel, The further You shall diverge from il.
Engiish sympsihies Get fairly askew, there was
Ii tie TO prevent her from reaching the thoroughly
rll,e position at which she has srrived-n lch,
Indeed to propel her thither The Outborst succeed.
ing the Rsbe. b0mbsrdmelt Of Fort Sumter was
eoutrasted, disadysntageously with Cur taneness
before and dlstrusted as New-fOfk crezs-a piece
OF sIssuodIc excitement. Unfortunately the iInms-
date results rather justified this view Of tLacsss
Bul Ruii-ihat great stroke Of luck 70 the Rebes-
occurred, ard We were shamed and laughed ~.
- rhess are the men who are TO take Canals" was
tie popuiar comment. AND that Infinitely grestee
niece OF good fortune to the South, McCi with
bis immense preparations, bis pre'entious delsys,
aud BIZ 80 than disastrous suntosl Of protricted
non.achi. veaent, confirmed Englaud convictions
that We could not conquer the South nor las any.
thins ensued since to warrant that expectation.
On the Trent Affair." need not eulree. IL was
REGARDED in England as d deliberate Flap n the fscs
IA act OF nstopai insanity. How cisiDgenioasiy,
how UNANIMOUSLY the Br.tish Government behayedas
hat luuCture, We know III America but hardly one
Ehs y lman does IN thousand, or VIII believe u
II told / do not think that an Essentially arsto.
cratic government could be resly friendly 70 that Of
our Republic but that the great bulk Of The
people were-with an slio wsbe amount OF dlscou1t
10 consideration OF Ignorance and cotton. Even
now they won't 20 Slavery, and the advocates OF
the South rage abroad and chsfe here as the HOWL
edge that that s the gresse,t objection TO recognt
too. l! will be got over, OF course, II The South
goes on succeeding and The Plea that the insti-
! tutiou' Nps no International Intercourse IN
/ the tunes OF the Union.
| My hssty analysis Of Influences and motives would
! be incomplete without Gliusiou 10 the plack,
proves and devotion OF the Reoels which here ex'
cite very genuine admiration. y. course there arS
rb- same qualities the other side, lacking recoG'
nition-Dat the North has tue nuGerical advantage.
! IL 10 Heenan aud Ssyers, and tue synpathis. Of
tue Bsilila lookers-0n are with the little msn.
Whe1, too. yon are thoroughly preJuoiced e.snn
"A p.rson you nate TO allow him sUy good qlau,'ssj
III dlsii.e aud disbelief ~ the North /. an easy
Journey to all over estimate Of the S)ata. and S0ci
/ England has done something like turning moral
sone rsaglt. The came persons who cred over
" Uncle Ions Cabin" cry now, over poem At.
tnOul.d ~ "S.OIewsll jackson, about WHOM you
are questioned every where.
lie false neutrality tia, conniyes at or toIerates
tie builGing OF rebei prvaeers in English docay ards
l. popularity defended by toe AXIOM toe, "0aslnese
i. business Ind the assertion that ~e cell 10 both
partiss--and good desl more ~ The NJru tnaa 70
tue South, Decides standing tbo Nuisance Oh tne
blockade" This reverts TO Lord John RusseiPs
beliyereus," assuming an equal rlorl standpoint
| 20 loyallst and rebel, but recognizing the naval
power of the United States Government, as far Is
can 10 exercised. Nobody in England seems 70
believe in the actual connivance Of tue Government
with the evasion OF inernato law II Il univef-
tilly attributed 10 red-tspe aud dextrous msaage-
melt Oh 500 part OF ship builders and rctel ageniA
Mind am simply reporting EngliAh feeling on 10
subject.
10 sum mp what, fear, has become tedious
det Ill Of bygone matters, Epglisaraen profess
euersl weariuess and disgust OF the war, aad fer
/ vent desire for lis coucluslon. =" wish Que party
olLd swallow the other, and then 6ustl' said
Briton 10 me the other day With which expression
Of International good will, will close tns letter.
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