New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
TOUEtGN ENLEaT1sESTs.

The fact that the loyal portion of this coun.
iry, while involved in a most gigantic aud ter
rble war. (, constantly and largely strength
enrd by Immigration from Che Old World. sc The
puzzle of aris,ocrdis and the despair OF slave
holding rebels. We are heavily iaSed-wo are
largely conscripted--Ye are all iiahlc 10 be
called out rs Militia in ease Of . Confederate
invasion--ue aic running up great Dch'-yet
the people Of The most peaceful, thc rlchc'i, the
mosi civilized ana inviting regions Of tho earth,
are leaving thci. ancestral homes ~ thousands
on thousands 10 alleviate our burdens aud share
our destiny. And for every one TINT comes,
there are ,cn who would gladly follow, and
who stay only bccau-, they cannot Lct away.
The enemies Of orr mon, on whichever side
the Atlantic. uaall, 10 deny the fact a-c con-
strained 10 account to- 1t BY alleging that
Europe swams with Federal neutrality-suspicious.,
who are alurirs and dccoylng away her bone
and muscle b. enormous brides and hoIn.ies,
and by all manner of bcguilmg illsehoods
Such was the burden Of Lord Cianricarde's
recent acrid strain, ga olo of Lord Bfougham's
aeuic and qucrllou' echo. In tie same vein,
Tn Morning Past (Lcnjon), regarded l' Lord
Pamcrston's personal organ. ,ays:
"Thc enlistment Of foreigners 10 serve ~ tc F,dcra
arm! = vfuorrdihr wi'cH l.s, Dc regarded nom
not r,t'ci infinite DIS rrai Iar ST. LncDlnt GOV
cTrwout. As if corcefT. thi- Csuutrs tie system
iici Tic M,EIgis of ChHr.earic described ana chlr
1steIzed D. operating most irluii0--y both as 70 TIE
les Wn fl.f ! a ~
'hfoN- r,ol our irliflliJ T. ifGsrasl!c iAa. tbc
tolcftl ucrgilug .arru. % bug 'r England af ven
.a 'n lre,nnd nla @ lfa hl'h coaltIIes a.-bldIra
Ien ere stolen away 90 flee prei"n.e. 20 i slot down
ln tIcir uv camp iry f'.'t Poe ~, y! INTO @ai
,Hev haze Been Irfn M if D. Nf Aili ~ 4oi'f. ~ %
Iu.icd f,fwlrd .n Wn.sc- o" thr f0sd - Richmond.
and own down hy ie cnaie rrate artillery. r. sf'1
tit rnfr i,r rrgrr h o. D. '.fss GCcs caH0 ,. ffi
l0rfrfa. nd inn.nich as fhtg are ufnnily Violating
eef nutiep Law o. f" 'a. - "i iLn-tiii'' on DIN
~ suhlcctlf 10 capiIy and death. - migt not b.. u
reasonable 90 ssh TIE b'rlufut 60 ohr Ir" ard Tor
ilrir apg.h"naon n .fAla. t-' iftI' so" Nl,
i.ngte to depart fir their nnsg.fnc is useless and
orn quite understand Thar th" rnly 81 the f.nornl
Government - diplomatic rrpich"finiiDr' "ouu po
r,asne."
Nov. difficult u.s. j. the conclusive establish
mcut of q negative. we happen to have IN this
case the mean. OF placing the truth beyond
question. There never set were o thousand
soldiers enlisted Of whom al least o hundred DID
moi become honcscA, aud cugo1 10 oScap" the
hardship, and perl, Of Wa FOO iho ouio' mont'
aud security O. Peace. H. mon, there ar a
ihousand-nay, q h1ndred--mcn now in the
Union armies who were enlisted by Federal
emissarios in Europe. same o. them are sick OF
their new vocation and eager 10 esrapo rs
harlships villa. then, should hinder ANY suoh
from depairhinr q billot 10 Lord Lyons or the
nearest cousd az hir native country. exposing
oHf Yanhcr rcciiircr az 'cririp' who H. d" ga
granfly violating British municipal laws, and
carrying of Brush suii fcts 10 captivity and
death q" The crime Lcre charged cannot, in the
pa'rre Of the case, be- pcrpc'rutcd without wit
ncs,. there mus. De- ga I,,.,' one person capable
oi hearing testimony 10 each violation. Wha,
Rebel ,ympath1cr cIn eSpiliu tine emphatic
silence of al The MYRIAD victims OF or alleged
oulreec- en- thc aw rrd coriir Of nations
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