, 1865-06-14
UI1ifaao Gribn11e.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1865.



WEDNESDAY, JUNE "A, 1865.
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EfCLlsh A rH.,1 1s 80.
Every ooufnAl ~ stauu ANu 1'ause
which aas luooieo tuleueuout 'vt .ue teoe4
Lon, has st'aaenls one uopusu "tlu
tender la'u ~, W. 1oo' ,eat aaa % se.s
OF the on'oh, s1u y 'ea' 1es1 w. sto1s 4aS
be tntnlsneo W 1ne puneu11e"t " 'sn- "a
Wis. VIC oc'ou.ls tnaaA l1ese Alno Aeaehos
for their hcaruel. sympathy WIN our enoan-
gerea nonol' Ne osfs1 ~ staessu. sensh'
bFance inc oesolon uete1olose o'splayeo oY
the Lonnon 1"aea' fo@' osonod'd aoo :Hefd'd'
to our unlty and "eua.e. We are not asion-
ishcd that the5 sec ~1tn PITY our un:vl1lz=d
and boorash cono1non. anu nave Volunteered
TO act as the gnasamne o. 1hat naaonal JUS
tice and la". wnicn II Is nafoly 10 oe expect
I'd We sh-nld be able 10 protect.
One Would hardly suppose thht these Eug-
1tsh saints are the same VINO lately blew: out
Of the mouths OF then cannon tne so'eaaled
rebels of lndia, whose war Against the 1nva-
der they chose TO brand as mutsny. Why, If
we might follow British examples, should We
not. without inquest or trial. blow jet. Davis
into eternity from fhe mouths Of our can-
non: But 1t Is Claimed these East 1udiau
sayagcs maltreated English prisoners, and 50
blinded peIfdS and cruelty that Great Br.-
tain had to resort TO these savage modes OF
punthment to teach them the nature OF their
crimes. There arc no acts OF Nena Sahib,
c ucl Us they mag be, ttat arc not mo.e than
pats1lcled by the crimes OF Jefferson
Davis. Did Nena s4hio 1nnr-
der few captives! Davis staTed
Seventeen thousand in the one peu OF Andcr-
sonvile! he Issued his commissions to
bcn1e, Kennedy, aEd Bennett f0ung TO rob,
murder. burn ana assasslnate IN our North
csn cities. He Is sworn, BY witnesses as yet
uniprescned, 10 lave commissioned Boothto
murder President Lincoln.
Nena sahtb could point to century Of
conetsnt aggression and wrong on The part
OF 1Ae British invaders, during which the
people Oh lnoaa' py inc testimony Of Bnrke,
FOX, Sheridan. and otner foremost OF British
statesmen, nad oeen aedhcea from Industry
to idieness, 1Iom plenty 10 famine, from order
to anatchy, and from grandeur to ruin-their
old civilization destroyed and no new one
substituted borrowing all the Tlees and nome
Of the virtues Of the Invaders. He could
point to an Empire where Of old, manusacsur-
les 6onlishtd and wan: Was unknown; but
where uLdes Ensil8h sway. periodical tamI1es
had swept of the nopnlatio by millions. He
could point TO population once rioting in
wo1ld.1euowned wealth. now 80 reduced as
to be Offered for sa]e, and transported under
the modified system Of Ctoiie slavery to
bondage uuder distant taEkmastels.
JEFF. Davis, on the other hand, had TO
charge to bring against the F<de.al Govern
mCut, except that 1t had not bowed its head
low enough to the Baa, CT African slayery.
Nens sslfbrs followers mar have rnyisbed
csptive women and enslayed children. J.ffr,-
son Davis fought for the Shareholders r,rht
TO rayish famale captiFcs and cnslaye their
offspring.
Nena Sah{s. bv kfnr1v blood md education
and bv the ancient Law. and constitutions NJ
1ndia. ras entitled to be the herrai,arv and
beloved ru1er of n fiee ,,en,1r. His rehe,,ion
yas the enontapeou. nnhrava, of n neon,e
vim hoa endured Inanv wear. or nv onnrrx.
s1ou hranaed hv the ahirst Rit,sh statetmen
AZ the yi]rst an ear1b For the onnresslon
for which Warrrn Hset,npa wn. ;moeach.d
raa anc same aca,nst vb}ch Men. SatIh ~.
1.11r1 ami a1thon. rh;-b R.ft1sb .nnra,n..r
" 1na,. oo,,a 49, :, w. 10 r,.t,ta,.s5
Rx co,trnst Icf.rsan n,-;s Ess ~ son n,
horar.t1,ief q ,r,ant a cow,-d an esso.s,n
rhosn n.rt,..ns 1ro-a 49, sou.h tnto -ah.1'
lion ~ banc5,<, ,o,st 49,, ~ 49, ,es~s.+
1,as A''AA AAs1 ~
Men. sab,h x.s snhanea br fo..,,. RIM.
.,.4rt. t,,,o-tra r<o1, W. ,,,,os,ts s,ds ~
thu elohe4 Vim were hrourbt ssrenteen | y.
thcussrd miss IN Fnhdne . neon,a ~ whorn
+hsv treu, ,,ot,,rn axra,t +hst tho.. bsd
nzmo.es fIsv .nS h.a navs~ r,,11t,-nr
welded their independence.
Jeff. Davis, m The contrary. Kas snhdned.
hecanse his fo11ower, hea hern forcpd ,ntn
his sevfce- becanas he WAS fighting acaynst
liberty. and because the coye.nment he
sought 10 overthrow had the affections Of
Jour-fiths Of the American ueople.
The etpoye of Nena sahIb. yho were blown
from the months of Byitish cannon haa more
over be{n taken into the British military ST.
rice and were trusted bv th:m 10 part of their
defensive force. So too. had Jefferson Davis
been educated at the expense Of the Federal
Government and rewarded with many Of lts
highest positions, Throughout all his trea.
son the oath To maintain the Federal Govern.
ment was on hia lips, unsevuted tecause IRE,
Vocable.
But 1t Is claimed that JEFF. Davis believed
In the doctrine of secession. Who doubts
that Ecna sahtb believed the British despot.
ism in India to be great crime. when the
foremost B1itish statesmen acknowledged It
Wbe5cSu Then, is EeuA Eahib and his fol
- ". ~ eH' 1A'n' Dti.tnA
CIVILIZATION, Fhlco oleH tue eepoFs from the
cannon's mouth, e1oauA tnwardly, lest VIC