Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

Il enlles, 3paiuR MS snhHe 5uptekkuBes ~
4 1nnblushiH disregard oftreaty sfipnlRtiOns
and the pgeueE0ps adyaptages taken o
-FOUR preset situaticu. The Anhifiehdly &c
\ tiUn Of the iish Aimihistfdtio ispr0vei
i 1stsSpgly & Tperhapsi jnntoEtnnA tos
4 strongly fe shows, that Lord John Rus,
sell is decidedly hostile tosuss The ten
de1Gy Of tLs Information, so presented. 4
Il, disepprae cur people. Argument QI
ism Of the orlh toward GteAt Britain
for so well Hsiatned an accusation of tht
\ English, Mintry BY the Cohfeierate s. tates
is thelaeqni,a 81 Of England by the North.
\ Just doubts 10y be entertained if they are
the true expdshts efs the majortty Of in
Il ltelligent Enpi shmens or even Of Parlia-
What p6lfS does the Prasident disclose
IN .opra storskn reiations2i h What efforts
have been mde TO coneiliate foreign ma
tions wo aeasnfes Of retaliation for
their broken q hswere suggestBds butdep-
Fecated on mfat gr6dnds. We wish ia
y6rsi from dfo1 u = Son CansVe fea-
sonabDy fexpsolt lthen 70 be offered gtatnis
tously TO usspeIeyen upon merely signify
ing a desire ~ them Sentiment may
influence the etioniofsmen. Interest only
Influences the Aetiono Of nations. On the
mere plapsibifhy of our claim to be fFefpgr
mixed, Europe Il ha ions promplly aceorded
To- ths The posiion OF bellig geFents, thOdgh
the sentiment Europe vas adVerse,to US
! because ofonrpednliar instftutf0hs. Why
sis Abe, attitude Y snFopean PeReFs-Epg-
land especially 4now inimtcal TO us2-
Because the saletfor diplomacy Of the
,Uuited States hl made il appear that it
IL to theIri iHterGf toido sou What the are
gumeat or tne. laauesmens oueseuI unle
VII olsclose tisst W ne. lpeet = !,
70 the extent oflecuring to her tnll prtvt-
lege to obtain ten, muHittons and cFedtt
70 an unlimited extent.
Perhaps the hckoutng u anticipated at
our expense ~ lttooks 30. They have NO
resources Of ftheioWdto meet it. We have,
though each daybf the continuance ofsth9'
var Is debpehingt the Embarrassment that
0verides ifnbt seio6slyi exhausting them.
Letns then cohfeion our present Commits
sioner, or new 6aes, pleiary powers t0i
confer with Yaakee dipl0matists. The
House, at q former session, passed resO.
Luton looking bfWErd-to such action,
Rem6tS I'm feSfiS ne 5undee which our
Comm oissioners kve been artiuR. Let then,
5ot anneaI sirnnE AZ the renresentatfyes OF
4 inst eans Al dan obpfessed people; but
q the Tenresent4iyes, az a brave. united.
1oIverfnl ani tinIbndtI erabie people, WHOSE
bot;cy, IN neace. I,ssaessIno,t almost tintfnds
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sFess. III tiesss. a oes not appear 10 have
fofesee,, iit fl,in a . bro isions IL made
BhE fhs Is6S Sfitation of the Provisional
Observation-Disclosures any expenditures
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