The New York herald., 1863-09-11
OUR FOREllgNl RELATIONS.
Address by Senator Sumner at the
Cooper Institute.
PERIL S FROM ENGLAND.
The AmglO-COnfedcrate Pi-
rate Ships.
The Blunder-Cri Must be Re-
nounced by England.
PERILs FROM FRANCE.
>~<~~~o~r~SeS~~c~~y~
THE EMPEROR AGAINST US.
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The Invasion Of Mexico a Step
ping Stone to Intervention.
Ne~<(e~~->>o<,sy--~.~.>|.~
The History OF European
Intervention.
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Moral lmpossibility Of the Recognition
of a New Slave Power.
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Q q r D q = I z 3.
No Alternative hut to Crush
Slavery,
asss Ass &ss
No Alternative but to Crush
Slavery,
&ess &sss &os

The Hon. Charles Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, delivered
address last evening at the Cooper Institute the in
vitaton Of the Young Mems Democratic Union, before
immense assembage, in which the female element Of
city largely represented. The subject selected by
him that Of foreign relations and Mr. Sumner
is chairman Of the Committee Of Foreign Relations the
Senate Of tho United states his treatment subject
deserves attention, involving the
policy Of the government
After the applause with which Mr. Sumner greeted
BIS Introduction had snbsded, he spoke as follows
FELLOW trTHExs:--From tho beginning Of The war 10
which we are now engaged the public interest has alter
nailed nxously betwcea the OF home
distant current abroad Foreign relations
have been hardly less absorbing Than domestic relations.
Al times the latter seemed upon the former
and packet from Errope has been like messenger
the seat d, Rumors ot foreign Intervention
stant-now in The form Of mediation aud now in the
form a reeogntonand more than the country las
been summoned t. confront the idea OF England aud OF
France too in open combination ~ath rebel slaremnn.
gers battling IN the name OF slavery iu ild lla.
nous Power on the destructsD q this replbiic.
it may be wei Tor Us @ turn aside from battle and
fege here al honcirom the i.alpg lines of Gctyshnrg
tcksburg and nrle.gno glnnco ~ a4cncni 81 ne
periis from abroad y course mean from oFsgd and
france tor these ghe ony foreign leWcfs hal thus
far have been moved T. .nicrnodslc tho side or
allvery. lue Sub ect - which nov invite atlention
may not have tie attraction .. waving standards
torios marches bts moro han any CONFLICT X arms Il
concerns the fiyza or " tie nce. IL foreign T0aers
can Justly interfere agausi human freedom, tbs feabc
VIII not be the only s4aercr.
Thrse is always uagrai order M unfolding subject,
and shall Try 70 pursle Il cn this under the
Frt-Tbe rerls T. our country from foroirn Powers
especially foreshad0wcG 10 TO unexpected ana pert
en coudict q England ai france sine tho cGbrck y
the
SscoadqIhe nature o. foreign atcrvcation ny media
ton with the principles appl cable thereto Al III sraca
6y her conspicuous, ilesrcad aud taDt determined
pserv eat on promote tho cH motion n can avery
rTevooaby committed against any act Or polcy that
encourage this erliinal preteusicn.
Thudigghe ratare u foreign Intervention hy rccnVa
thaa tffa Nnr.
ny historic Instances. showing that hy ae pracuce of
nations aud cerccng hy hr declared sentiments ~ Br
tsh statesmen, tlnee hc no foreign tngu II
nsurgeui Power waefo c c5ute4t f9r undergraduates Il
si.li pcniug
on T. tie pretended Power be 4 ~ Adc peuicn,
whore Il j. comp1td Il rebel sayu nslu4sss scsng
iuutd new 1~er Win slavery fr iis ieelrel ~ ntr
stulc' Pndan tha truthful piaiane II mo iefnt
which employ J. an q SIC ~. me.ciy - f4gta1Dt.
ers. but Of no .lo g wLon slavery Is pa.s'en at
bus inoss-here oic slave moAeers. n1s rbeitU Tor
she sake Of slavcrytbsreioro rebel s'asc noDgsf1.
Fdhy-rhe ahsurdty and wrong : GCedFs ersan
ecgefency 90 a preienlei trScr. Mhieh9 l isr arEt
place, "a without pre- e1rrts1 thst csGnat r.
oee belireren, N iaci-and which. N shc f-7sua
oinus character that tts recognition am.FAi Ellr.i
o,hty.
FROM this reyiev toaehiar uron ths rrsf rt srs bo
part; leaning non history aud urru i42 erFsAteael
always by principles whch 40 an uucf = our
conclusion VIII BE- easy.
rEFls nov foFpicS rovws
The periis 10 our country 'ufeEhsf0Nr M itc nn
of foreign Powers since the oatsrcik y the war nt
vite atientitn.
mere is sorne,htrr 10 he ,,1scscrs n ra,l,rs
which must rot oa neglected iiss rhaana's
nations iulueHcc r1sh cthor, Hke th7 hsayculy
b dies, they nay b. Disturbed ~ cab other Their
app iutd orbits. lAs apparent over q renee but
Il becofutg spyunnyi tue cogvasllts 81 war
sometimes from The stdrawa of customary lorces ana
sonctimes ION ter Increased momentum u p tbe
nature cf war o. cnltfsp eg u continue Berrnug bo
tween two ul tofs. 10 gInaly wfens s circle -aek ng
other nations alto rs nery macls,rom sGrA 4 numan
history Nor y eiIc cot, u tho wlr be ssr aasrcn
deuce. Forcign powe-s may 'or While Keep tu of the
conflict bu, tho examples u history SHOW how dfcut
tnis has been.
The seven nsted nroynccs or Holland under ,ha Ius
trcps characer William u Orange the prefecess5r nrd
exefnrar ~ or Warrington, rose aganst ne a. ~
~ SPAN upheld hy the bia1ry or philp n nj ,bs
barbariy ~ he representative Aiva bat The oorFfc,
thongh n rst nfet 20 the t~oraFties wn@ not ulc ~
g,rage O,cen FIlgabeth Who iert n ths a., ~ ~ ~
cucc the name ~ her sv rite Leicester and tho rdt 80
her0fm u sidncy, she s9aln recrtcd blythe Armada
Tho united provinces = Holland, n their struggle or m
deperdsrte, tie rrns0yre of tho rnici stale. ~
Anerica which nsel cot remind you drow INTO iher
contest tic arms I" frarte, Snaln ard Holland. IN Inc
gcys interrogation Of other aalions doubtless ran tho
distant ard oDily M position of these colonies trongh
they were lot beyond tho ambitious reach of TIC holy
aiancc whose parp - " N regard 20 them tar
thwarted by Mr. Canning, nfc<ed By the declaration ~
NJ honroo-known as the dorroe doctr re-ihat tho
Hritish sistesnan felt authcrzcd % boas, that ha had
called nc. World into existence 10 rccrCss The balance of
the OIL Then came TIE struggle or Greek Independence.
massacre but relieved by an exalted se s4crace shin
ing With names. Ike nyrn and Blzklrs that rauno, ~
iand france ard Russia lie ,asepepscrcs !, crrete
barely ackng scdgei when Bcgiam rerouueine The
rule OF The Netherlands, claimed hers also. arf roe
sgau ihe rea. Powers q Europe were Drawn 'n,o the
Ross1th which, when about 10 prevail aros,sea 10
armies q Russia There wss also .be eoIcnyorareous
EFFORT n the Roman republ.c unie whier ten
aboui 70 prevail, arorsed the bayone of Taner lri
lasty VIC have cnly recently Witnessed ne rrs,,rc,on
Il iary inspired by Gurlba'dl and directed bv a vsr
nv, was not accomplished unti louis Napoleon vAh
hs wen irained esoss, carried Tho imperial eagcs n,o
tne battle.
s,el are famous Instances, Which are rss 70 I-any