The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

The advocates OF British insertorerce in
the American have been very busy 0f
late il is true that Dir. Lindsay. alter re
pesied delays, finally Withdrew his motion
Tor Recognizing the Confederate States. bus
the Conservative organ Of the Southern par
" a-sures us that he did lin cOossQuenc.
OF a secret understanding siih Lord Palmer-
ston, the noble Lord having siven virtual
promise 20 Mr.. Lindsay and the Hon Mr.
Mason that he would support such motion
ID made hereafter. OF condition oi it, being
now Withdrawn We are not prepared 30
credit this statement merely because II has
been affirmed nv the Morning Herald, and
whatever Lord Palmefston may have said.
we have no doubt more has been made OF il
than II - worth. A deputation frofn the so
ciety Tor Cessation OF Hosilli.iee ia America
has also had an iteryiew with Lord Palmer
ston, Ii was Introduced u8der the vrtuou-
auspices Of Lord Clanrlcatde. nd ionsd a
disinlers sted aud impartial. spokesman IN Mr.
spence. The arguments used by this inae-
nious and eloquent pleadsr. prosessed - de-
rive all their forcc from these considerations
c humanity which doubtless weigh more
with him than tbs independence OF tbe South
but be failed TO extract anything from Lord
Pslmefston beyond pathetic allusion TO a
bloody nose. aud the usual 1t. however
- any future time,' Sc Lord Broueham, the
night before last. after speech ia which be
advocated the imposition Of $ dlfiefentia du-
ty on Cuba sugar. Ia order 10 stop the growth
OF slavery in that Isisni, renewed he sfRn-
menf for interference Ia America. The ia
tare time" vaguely mentioned by Lord Pa.
mefstos Is, according 10 Lord Brougham,
ciose AZ hsnd II i bis belief. hat "in tie
course OF the next two fsonfas srcngs q TIE
other sile OF tbe Ailsnt.c would render u fr-
pedieni and. i expedlent, desirable, FOR Eug-
lsUd France 20 use their good offices In en-
desToriDg ~ Dat sn end 20 that efnol wsr
between the North and South which eveF7
friend OF hnmAnity mast deplcre Fina.iy
bringing 40 The rear Of these advocates OF "a.
tsslsFcace, We eGconnfer. 70 onr great sur
prise. depaiasion q factory operatives from
i.ancs shire. wbo waited upon ksrl Resell
90 Notday. 4 toffespohdent n another
column suRgest- tso 20 three pertinent cues
tions. snich we commesd 20 Mr.. aield. q
the Southern lDdependencs Association. y.
ought % have been favored wifh THE name.
OF some, N ieAst of these operative dsvaiies
and told vhsf constituencies fhey represen-
tel Itsea.d slso have assa more sailsfsc
sSrs ss ss.- Ruh.ir 4 --sas Impartial represen
tstive el sne pre- hsd seen leii 20 report Ia
psocsedlnss os ihe deportation. =, a. 1
h2se prec,sde1 al snspic,en Of cooking
fne drpasation vas 10 dsebs. ooz.1sssd Q
F<speciake ~oskmea. baf - mas rTots-
sgsi0st ths sssampiisn ,hst thev reprtsre
Toe sssi MAJORITY VI re people Of TIE cot
ton disrics." " are quite sure thsr Il ~
ssssaern undergraduates AssoeissiDns fel
tAey hss surh = vast msjoriiy o. these dis
trsct- a. their bach. t1es ~oai1 Bot =
afraid % 30 VIA, they have 20 far Discreet
refralnsdirom doing--csnssns papiiSnes
ing a. Free Trade Hall. and let tie msiers
carry IL
The fwO qnessions Of "ne1llzt;or" a..
~recognisiou. are quite distsnct. sod we De
lesvs 70 ofer ier renAFKs on both. In u
frss place II ruSy BE veil % observe n,
"nedis4tian' flexible wssi. ap2.icsel
Al cscsss.oa 20 t~o distinct modes Of procs
csr<. IL nav nesn simply TIE profsr Of 81
good o1sces % svo constnding powers. :or Il
cote rarr>~e> cf making tbo>e mile sed ..
ts03si oozevvst st,ons o. the Question 81 iss<
vbls - . certain sssRs In Doss quAsssss q