New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
a Gard from Gen. Walbridgc.


oountrymen may willingly nccord me, fer iny persistent
and outs poken conviction OF the true policy TO auo' -
the crisis through which We passing may aS NV
use Of your columns while denouncc IN ever! p"'''"
lar the false malcnant and urusifaaie sssoe' upon
INV character by The Lonaon 7an, as grcn III 'ne '''
0ranh;o disnatcbcs from St. John. n. b. 70 the more
oress Of This city, The eausc Of this appears Is tn
recent expression Of my opinions at inc sN''uiu ol
,anmept given by that public spirited citizen Jho. j.
raas Of 81 Louis TO the distinguished Russian ADM
r,l in honor OF the Russian nailoh' Tor the uPCn'
hoo.t mnartial and honorable course adopted by the
Russian Emperor ard his people III reference TO the IN
ternecne struggle going on in America between tne
Governments OF the United States ahe ne
wicked Infamous attempt to effect the overthrow OF tins
Government by the irsurgcnt and rcbelDous States
Here perhaps might stop; yet II Is but just that
should give my counirym what presume Is ths ne!
to this unjust assault At the celebration OF "1shns
nicpa authorities Of this city In the first year OF our
after having urged the Government at the nausu
ration of our difficulty TO s oul.n yerwheining force
ing convinced that the Rebellion could not 20 sustained
unless the Rebels believed they would obtain assi'ance
from abroad and witnessing that The LONDON 1aI was
stimulating IN every possible amer TINS beiei com
nentc upon the acton Of the Rrglsh Government IN
recognizing the Rebels as behse ents and upon inc
rights OF neu,rss in time Of wal, a. that ooyernmeh!
insisted after the commencement OF our struggle that
we'shoud not become party 10 TIE PaIIs stlpualons
Of 1856 unless there shord be appended 10 our "uIesoh
the following extraordinary utcIhlbllVi 10 VIZ.
In axns his signature c the connei'on oi IN. ua{ De
tween ho the Ouees q Great bsin ana ena
the United states Of AIics Ea Resell declares by orde
Of hes Majesty that her bcy does not tiena thtF oy 70
undertake engagement Which 'hah hsve sns Dc ooe'
or Indirect the internal differences now prevailing IL me
United States"
I then took occasion to say;
ave beet illustrate the injustice herr done u' b1
assuming like ,he part OF our Govenen, when
che question of repeal si.,ed by the oConne iofsnee
IN is.s 20 extent ths, threatened the separation Of the
volt 1887 and lss seeking Independence and al anohe
peried recent when The Anglo Indian Empire with over
religion SHAKEN 10 ihs foundation By the of wa-hed
existed they die eii, in witch we were IN
diplomatic correspondence wh ssn bad resred to Ire
land Q separate kingdom proectoeie or &c the tsnaaa
iudeponden sovereignty OF to the kshs india as a
(detoaa,hortes when ihe knsa were .hn; oeierv 'hr
what would have the spt and purpose of such refer
but hostility ana graduation a; The suppose -p
yroschng disineerslon o. Lf'l empire We asec 20
become party the hnsse principles Of paeie s~ en-
bodied in the fsris declarations 10 -hch We bad oi..ay
6esn invited to become party TO which SIX Us
tioas had become parcs including syu and "era if,
pAttss nconsssrses as not to be even noee,ns W
map Of the ccnnsrcls world hui ihs was oe'',a Sne ~
coupled with tho brnsDg condition not feGuii.d OF 'h
the most neonsasisos OF any o. tas o.nei eo.sns
mater Of historical and urvefsA' noioie' ha ~
French has been Ia eourovrr'y iof the 81 h e
between three great dynssehe pTree' % NE ei'.I bou.
6os ne those Of the Louis fhpIei ~" th 'nd tHc nov
suecsssfu In the impsra yna"y OF NsPo'c SnlPs
A The Conference. l6 the British GoScfroai had
cosly suggested to tie fIench tmeiof e N 'ne
event of outoesk In France aHd eonne ioT i9e 'hohe
Sha Il must be understood hs those docron- then sisncd
the part Of Gres, 5sin shood hsve ne osns upon ssn
outin those to which have referred there "orh ne
no diecosy in reaching ihe eoneiy,on 'ns' ,hs
On insult tina, would have been forgiven BY 'e tsenA
Emperor the Frersh PeOpe."
And In responding 70 the wanios attack upon o-l
Government By TAs London 7iro for tho course We
adopted BY attempting TO close the Asib " Ches'on
By spoLe blockade. ssid;
sat public tIls Io,9en T"e) seundsni cr dcnc'
. ate s. ,,%. P,ss, u 81 I'm. r's ws
snssted most confidential from Lord Hobart IN Downing
street. the Ccnpscr Of ias Ii.n Navy measures weie
ksk. kwt Ktuoa
stone the entrance into tie hsTee Of bonos- fshce
Rioheieu, the re. .ie.%sn had done IN es ,, eo,ins
When the British people were ~.sins rs ss's 'ne thi
tesn ceiou they .oP1 some IN the ehssnt ss
Brti.h Admiral Lewis upon .~vn; u. nsrI9' .ni.Ines
Ais1sna Esyr .Sss . aJ. sP o.ass Sh iSns Tt s.er
during the Crimesn recommended 'hs sn1ng OF
e. prores. CT ts. wu the Ru,.-n, ,hs..ve, ehok,d
tie hsbO Of sebasopo to prevent ,hs de.Iosusa os ,n
Enssnd The present position British opinion heie'oTv
w,: in i1.s 1904 lev snd ~. i9I Then tssy e
srims.'
the 2 Fehruary s6 when addressing again the same
municipal authorities. said. that In the contest N
which we were now engaged 1t is the duty OF me Gov
eminent In degree 20 charge its relations 10 foreign
afalrs- TIE Anerican people owe IL 10 their
own dignity n stend upon the position thus assumed
ard to declare that no modification OF any
Law should transpre pending Ills gigantic strife. When
we have subdued treason when we have saved tie ns
Eonal life when have restored tho Constitution over
erery inch Of our territorial soil vhen have pun
tshed traors spies and infOrmers II VIII then DO tire
% renaugurate those peaceful and pGeitc prUpostous
which look 20 amelorae tbs horrors Of war AID Of IN
cooperating them into The international law when Is 70
control and conduct nations in the future.
Upon the same occasion. when alluding n the prob
able inter, ention N aas.s by the Western Powers
No .sns man can bsHevs ,h, he Powers Of France
pad Eng sand sheold uais IN any con'Bsey ts'1 u. o.
oaisi and b-hod It. reDd engaged such ''russe
Without stretching forth he hand Upon s'eIy oecA'.
s lie Rn.sss no' isiedto % he benefit Of
expnsion. II he has oelofed te coaea nov Dc
fuz waged tbe Tevoted States and tie con nc -
Government bot vet IN every o. syupa;hy he
hss gvec understand be desires The oec. ol or sim
for bs could fail perceive that II the evosc
succeed Ia breaking Union there would eetaiy Uo
limit to the hitherto almost onpo'slt power of Tho onise
State On which ho has relied hold In check toe two great
swo.tern Power. France aud FngBd Hence 1 ths. ts
Russian people dec; Interest in tie tucce oi our
ean,e Whe we rerl.s united and formidable Power one
the great Powers eoniendng for the 81 The world
the Rossan people nave slai4niy that 40 f-
syrps,hy and We have rsht 70 olr that Whenever Ae
time tia, The two formidable Powers o. rance enc
ngud should unite 70 oveTPoweT nj, every ecnsdeisS wa
iope u Rn,slsn oyerurae. ind ,Aafe
With o. the n,1de Of ise rvsse sne pepeosr he con
dtion o sfss ihIoogou. the word "a they e4sa "aer
tiis Infamous Rebellion wa insugursted'
When the expression OF TINS view OF tle p1oDehse
action OF Knssa was only coecturcd me IL fYH itn
had no comments to offer. but now when prophecy
begins TO the proportions Of history ana nus
sian feet ride at pleasure 10 the magnncent haib"I o'
Hew-YOrk ana an actual hatcrHization h1s already
begun between toe people VI tie niied States and
Nossia, The LoEdon Tina by its malignant assault
ppon private character, doubtless hopes to htmndaie
al WHO have the maniness 70 denOuncc Ito action o..
that journal whose efot, from the beginning Of our
tnernecne struggle hare been directed 10 ece1 ds
ulemberneDt Of the American Union. kach dAJ cx'
,cfisnce deuonstI that The London Iines is DO
longer the truo exponent Of English opinion; wiser
counses begin to prevail. ana wherever the Ehghsh
asses have had opportunity OF expressing the con
yiction upon the merits Of our stTuggis las Desn IN
Yariaby in favor of the Onion cause Tho speech OF
faI Kussen al Blairgovrs In faror OF OF
tLe friendly relations between Great Britain and the
Uuitod States and the act Of Rnglsh Govern
4, ,i,e tle Rebll