The New York herald., 1863-11-19
rAs Asw xsaIaaaers a.a the Aasriea.s.

The AsW ZsaIandors and the Anaerfes q ns.
70 RI Dlros o. fHs LIvnsrooL rosr.
story tho people Ssrs % ars sa excited over ls wss
c.:.ss. :.d sn0s!s .Is .stiss y 10 oz.ssadsr:
that the vsloF dapayed their raids upon tne ssttss
and the pluck shown Ssyng the British nation ssts
The rumor q present requires csarmaou but shouil
true these proceedings Of the Americans viii Torn
that they ere n exact counterpart q those which tSs1
90 bitterly complain OF in the British people in respect u
Il IA we'll known in America that the New zsaIsndsr,
are cannbas, and thai the British setters for
series Of years limited tho practice 70 particular a.
Il s also known that tho present outbreax Is FOR the sE
press purpose Of consolidating extending andperpeuAt
ing tho diaboca instta.ioa consequently, the sy.gs
q oanaibaiism, but aaect 70 bs opposed 70 il, dad
necessary % odor for their aid 70 lts osa
" uar: q rs
Y 20 permit the natives 70 extend Il throughout the
tnsnt urging the vey remarkable reason that .. ths
custom has become moro and popular while oonhnsd
70 sma district and while under the ban W w essa
die out all opposition 70 It be removed and r bs a.
cay, quite popular. no one being abs 70 rsfuts IT,
appears the natives have been for some years plan
sns sSs soSs'1 ~ but ac overt cot TOOK place sa -
be strong ansieAnnibalst, and the moment he oAms
into once the natives commenced numbering the Britsh
ships tho coast they had declared they would estaS
presently he avns origin q hs
They even 90 80 Ter a. 10 tho EngsnAns Bible up
holds the PRACTICE, because IL nowhere condemns II.
1he rumor states that many books have already besn
written in defence OF tho designs OF the savages and In
condemnation Of tho proceedings Of the Governor nA
the latter in defending themselves One Of tne leaders &
these settlers vho bad rescued young child from tho -
G,snssioo. ooe ola gentleman, Tho learned jude A.
who formerly when IN full practice and aspiring 70 hgh
position, was great phanthropist in fact the IArd
the part Of the Governor and settlers 10 dsend
themselves and the savAges He says be has long
and profitable sroposss bocsus. oi ~
Introduction of tho Objectionable cookery but hst ~
used any weaon against II but moral suason end
WILL Further he declares the British settlers y
bs set Of humbugs says they fond Of the lnss
ths natives themselves that they would have
treaty 70 The O. Contrary cyncp
have remarked that suason would not ropel tomakaws
ana that usog force prior 2 the q ths
his doctrine OF relying upon suasoa only but the Judge
who has become somewhat muddled. cannot Il, ssi
replies pecvshly that IL u none Of bis business 70 recoa
The sympathzes are forming IN association for the
purpose Of forcing recognition upon tho government
They have appointed humorous committee and strange
to say, Il comprises many clergymen They have sub
saized portion Of the press retained several ms
complain their nefarous ends. Agents also havs arrives
from New Zealand. for the purpose OF obtaining aid
Those promise great commercial advantages and overast
ing cnmisy TO the British. Thcy contracting for
arms ammunition and ships, and also loan, offering,
security mortgage on gold mountain In the interior of
Now Zealapd, known only 70 themselves, and also
half OF all the gold thai may be captured In British
ships BY these pirate vessels now 0tting out u
America. There i some division Of sentiments e
tho Cabinet at Warrington in respect 10 thess pf6
ceedings The Secretary OF tho Treasury opposed
cognou but says tho savages have made nation. TIA
Secretary for Foreign Affairs b also opposed 10 intermed
ding but declares that the British settlers simply
HghtDg for empire aud tnat the rebe must succeed
assertions which take amazingly, although 1t " evident y
every observant person that but for vigorous resistance
BY the settlers every d them would have his throat
cut and that whom 0ohn Bull get st tho rascaiD ~
will soon settle their stomachs for them. Honest Abe
goes entirely with the English He "has always o7poso4
caunbasm, and always will" he was taught BY his
parents that was wicked. and his own rs1cctons ooa
nm the truth OF their teaching He "cannot 80 thAe
lifting up will put II down." and h for getting rid a
now. and forever, while the rebellion gves the ~
portunity and egazss ts abolition. Numbers Of god
men 70 with him. but ali the Pharieees and hypocrtse,
VINO form . stroog party, side With the ssvages.
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