The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12
ENGLISH OPINION.

4th July, LORD Campbell spoke 10 his mo.
tIon for the recognition Of The Southern
Contederacys We give some extracts
from il:
!" From the Northern mind ii would take
anay the hope of, Southern subjugation,
from. the Government OF Washington il
would take away The power Of describing
eleven communities contending for their
liberty a. rebels. The people Of America
aIe influenced by phrases and will not
come to terms with what they have been
bounded on 10 look al rs a rebellion. But
they can see fact when Europe blazuns il
before them, and they will be awakened by
her judgment 10 the nature Of the foreign
war On which their treasure and their hap
piness are wasted. Nher Europe aas &C.
knoMledged IL, the independence OF the
South may be debated in the Senate and
the Hnuse. where no one now can venture
- advert 70 IL A probable result Of such
MEASURE. II pursued by France. Great
Britain, and other neutral States together,
i, ina, il would weaken in the Executive
i, Washington its borrowing ability. be-.
cause their loans are founded On The chan
ces d reconquest; and reeonquest would
then appear What il is. vision and d
mnekery. And il would do 50 with good
frasnn. Victorious already animated then.
lie southern armies would be Jqubly ire.
sistiblr.
/" Another practical effect of recognition
would be that the beiligerents might then
tndea,nr TO negotiate. which il il clear
ihey tannoi doa present. A separate re-.
suit would BE- 70 put an end 10 all the idle
dreams uf fecunstructinn ard Of union
which are floating in America. and which
serve 10 prolnng The war. because they dls.
incline tie Nntth 70 the only basis spon
which tile close ii il j. possible.
And il The issue doubtful. The CAPT.
fali,is Of London. Frankfort. Paris. .im-
sfff,lam. ate mol Of that opinion. Within
tie - iew DAYS The Southern loan has
reached the highest place IN our market
l3uOO.0O0 we're required. 5000. .OO0
we're subscribed for The loan is based
upnn the security of cotton. and il ha,
been well known for twelsemonlh that a,
~ invaders march that security musl
perish. But ahat i tie opinion oi militia.
u men upon The issue; The Emperor d
tnr French, having been brought up as !
,oldlsr-ha,ing gwen long l,ie 20 militia
r. science; and having recently command.
~ The greatest armies ot the das al Sol.
tefino and Magents-in the dispatch o
November last did not conceal from III,
i,rsefnment nf Washington that subjuga
ton nas impossible. The Princes OF III,
House Of Orleans, who served with Gen
Mcclellan, are thought 10 have inspire,
tte excellent account ot lhe eampaigf
whtch appeared on October liih, IN Nj,
Revue lies Deux MnLdes, and which La
also tended 10 dispsrse tie vision Of recon
qatsi. 10 the same scale of iudgmen
trh. scott appears. BY resent revelation
II contribute. And this. too. il remarka
7Fe, MT une military man IN the North /
knnnn 70 yiem recunqucst a. atiainabIe
Neither Gen. Mcclellan. Rirnsi,le, Rose
tans. Mcdowell. llalleek. or buell., ha,,
t,sr .pubielY declared. % lar ~ i ia
cached ns, 'hal tie object III lie. Gu,crn
init they serve nnher il feasible.
lie cheap. iguuminiaus task III pro
faessing triumph las been wisely lett i
tae ,oluminens despatch writer, Seward
nho, whatever IL his virtues nr accomplish
'5'nis il 10 more qualified 10 Judge III,
l',.e II campaigns than be i 70 guide III,
movements 81 battles. II Il. therefore
',.ss.'ars % inquire wha, prool. then, 0
II aollit, has this aggressive Cabinet lie
slopeai lsd appointing, supereeding
isplaeihg Tie commanders il must leal
- y u N their firm adherence to prn
pes: ~ one time they were oppose,
Y ne invasion they have plunged into. /
!. y snelr conduct about slavery At on
a.'f they boosted Of their disposition 4
~ ~ u. Soon after they desired th
'ar states TO be delivered from il. Al
that emancipation was declared, bu