The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30
THE AMERICAN QUESTION:.
Eng,ish Opinion OF the War.
THIS PEACE MOVEMENT.
fErnnl tho London Tiines. hugnst LIS.

fFron ho London Times, August 1871
The people or this side watch with nnfaing hcpelni.
for ne symptom that may promise to be the
beginning OF The end OF the American war; II few out
sders dred from the mid torrent OF war or faction,
have made cast Tor peace laid trap for President
the neutral bank OF the Niagara " the Prospero OF
huauce has a, last cast his wand 70 tae bottom OF ME
abyss of insolvency, Il general has expended
hundred thousand men With simply rsturrs or Abrs.
ham Lincoln has called 10 the WINDS lor s-oinsr max
guilty and say Surely this horrld state Ct .tngs
last possibly much lorgerS In the course OF June.
however the Congreszo o. the eoaedeae states sfesa
10 manifesto IN the form OF Joint resolution Of The
two houses which though drownod ,s the din OF at
the moment, ought not TO be forgotten
The frst move OF the. Con!ederatcs 10 this
so was practical and entitled 10 respect was re.
pues, tnat o, their public men nigh. have safe
definite and ope.sded proposition but for peace, which
both sides prfeess to desire The reply 10 this was 10
no ns sppros.S
authorized to agree ne tnccvHy O tne Dnon gaa
M nan q. ,Ss . .,Ds, a. TN VII no, hear
OF peace unless rs own terms AS this Is not the
temper which the Lessons Of ages have taught US Of the
Old World we capno, expected 10 sympshze With IT,
we shall he 10 observe that Prde comes before
fall and anticipate that tho republican despos VIII
only sbov on Dew stage the rate OF hls legitinst
where however adv!cs utterly fails, and is not even
taken kindly providentia instance may DO allowed 10
speak FOR Itself The grea, lesson wish 10 impress
the Cabinet OF Washington that tsants not o.
judges OF their own quarrel, aid will therefore,, they
wee take advice accept umpires, or bow 70 tfbu.
nslr. Here IA great ard lameptabs instance In the
quarrel u Denmark With Germany. Let II not be said
that Denmark did really avail herself Of the good
Offices OF neulras for though abe did SO IN form shs stu
acted Tor herself and has suffered sequorcss
The Americans ory doug whst the Dance have done
10 their COST would not be easy task 10 arbiirate
between the North and South, nor Ia 70 be expected
that any possible award win either give satisfaction or
aver eli dangers But anything Is batter than 40 IN
definite prcongnton OF the war on ts present SCALE Nor
can the be conducted on smaller scae for hitherto
It's failures have arisen from the deficiency Of mon, me-
teriai aud ships al the ponts OF attack II In never
found possible compete the lne oprotect the a@hk
apd rear keep up the communications, TO follow ~
Temporary advantage, TO detach corps without entail
ing attack the point Weakened 10 word, 10 keep
IN the numbers 10 the required marx. We ASK the
wscs staisspeu and the best tactcans OF Washinkten
whet her this VII! ever be more possible than nov
The mon the men must fell, ~ they have failed IL
all Egeu ireland s a reservoir which must De
exhausted before long, That race. n,pulsive and nm
II ~ comes TO s,audstiIi at last II rebels
several timex ln century I've repeilons never last ione
James H. the french republicans, Mr. o'Connell W.
that Il could NV AXE from deuson SO day VIII come
whep Ireland will shsd IT, blood like water for
purely American quarrel will the Americans them
scvrr. stress full Of crlprlcs, orphans snd widows,
fields tcc by and trade passing into the hancs
Of rewly arrived roreignors wiz bs terrible comment
OIL the suocesaive calls fcr millions generation VIII
come thai will say II bod 70 hand "a me car Is no ist
Of eirs Is TIE folly or e wreHQheadsd and obstinate
f1ttes So lles wuf MOI fph mili they pay fcr te
Gohano To what compromise Or submission they VII
cone last IL uot " conjecture but they will one
day be glad 70 accept something that now their sons
woud abhOr