Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-13

wsI. IRA sslITa. Proprietor.
TUESDAY MoRNING.,..JUNE IS, 1866.
q "Rsma1kablg Urpleasart QuestiOn."

1ary. concludes al article on British leiatlous
with The United States hy saying that he peace
Of the world seems. 20 depend at tSis moment
upon the drn and Joint action Of England and
F.sacei aud 10 adds. without committing our
selves % tse policy OF our nsighboTs in Mexico,
j, viii be easy 10 let tee United STATES understand
faat the two great western Powers CT Europe are
one as TO tleig mode OF regarding international
Obligations"
The policy on which the two great western
Powe.s are 20 unite, in an entente altogether
rdi1., is 70 embrace the following points No
payment for Alabama spoiiatons-No rendition
Of political fugitiyes-No interference with Can
ada No iats, fsreLco W th Mexico. IL is notice
able but characteristic. that three Of tie four
points stated are ia the interest OF Great Britain,
and the fourth was abruptly declined by her
Ministry, when proposed a shor, time ago by
Louis Napoleon.
In resp5c. % the first OF the propositions, the
language OF the journalistic bird Of Mjrerva Is
.. Within the last few days we have been definite
ly asked by tie Cabinet OF Washington 90 pay
an Indemnity FOR tls depredst 0ns Of the Alabama
and other vessels. which. escaping our vigilance,
cleared from Eng ,h ports. and then under the
Coni,de flag, inflicted severe damsgs upon
The commerce q Tie Fede,g.s To this demand
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IA" Is P"'.1- @'- '-'' '' We No' O"S VIC 90
soush, ,JJ. Tae lsabec rgi1iEjc. Is that we did
the mischief AID fh1t ve shall De compelled 70
pay Htu.' ARISES 4 'A'lA"AAsLA lHiIEASASF
O. s'f'o>.
~ 1.''.. ', Is '',''''y unpleasant Tena'@'
"ay N-l -'i'-', '' '''e1- 'i''''" 10 llilN 'na'
SHS N1y =,
e".'' avs ~ ''V-1 san ~-N
'o'''s''- ''1 'L" nue. i.e''''
h'' '' m SUI 's '.'S i-'l e'u 4 mes
i-''5 -'''''''' ''N'''u's" '-e SPtis VI Us
colN NON N''t1 l'i' great cIANic' arose Dy
originally. iot purposes oil e''n- forcing up1n the
reluctant a.o protesting COLONIES tue aegro as a
slave. Aitsya1rls. when She ip1ud slave labor
in the growth o., Gotten fatal TO Ter wish 10
mouopo-se the pr1juriJn as well a. the
manufacture of the plant shs furnished
the buarcal cry t1e euuii,sar.es AMI the
capnll by w.s.l the perrieious agitation
sss.ns: slavery - Us se- on Too, ,Iis country.
when tlis iaceuI5ry agitation. continually fed
by b,.,,.l aaael 6ullly into war. s. % coollv set
aooa, ..sl shin. the coaibatsnts with whatever
th.v needed 90 make 5. most destructive 10 each
10 tie one -ils ms1. 10 the other arms, ammu-
n.,ioa. supplies sud SHIPS. With many sancti-
rnoai9us and sis,ss!y expressions Of lecret and
horror al tie appalling spectacle, she coouy
yocketsI the prot.s-anj refused % lit finger
70 stay ta- Lil5jy scene vaen urSed by France
TO do 50, I'd all Ibis AIS resulted now in bring
ing up ,ie remarkably unpleasant Prospec; 20
her Oi having % give up par; Of her boot
money .t-su "c. oronc. are remarkably pleased.
There need os Ho tear that She viii finally
refuse. -Ad tiS' t-e consequences when Andy
Jola-.n puts his io)' u57n u'm.y on the
sp0j-,- We Ss'-s WIN '1s N-" loIA News
that A-' 'A.N s''-. "'- p'y-0S " ''u Tag IS but
ha-7'-s' 10 is V-.y au 'l''1e"' as t1at jour
MAJ -oe7 On % say "-O O1H le''s'e 'Aat the
bi''.'1 No'''l '-'-' eo''' Ue soau'I INTO
war WIZ '-- OA''eN ''A'-' d present upon al
NOS o-J '.s ---'1' ""A'sO''e CT. saoTt VI an
ac.u-I 'u' "9'0a 90 D'I'l'a s''L IL Is not
The matter oil "''.e Dali o. twenty nnIion
sterling. or 20, that Will provoke that ira
dag and ph!aEihyoplc Power 20 break
the pace o. tbs world. II the Pgesi.
dent has Iea. g mazda a persmptory demand, and
il be presses To- aad stcSs 70 q, aud rgtuses 70
abate jct or ,i;t.e OF it, why It Will be paid,
anj there a. end.
In the mssa lime, il is amusing to see
with vLat anxiety tie Englsh Government
press is laboIing 20 accomplish one Of Two
objects -eia,s 90 get France involved ia
war With the United sl;e- by herself leaving
England to supply 10th bs.igsreats. ana sill
i1rihsr noneUo.iz, tae earring trade OF an ss.s
,p5sr her neutral Tag. -dseuly ds5Ioriagr all the
while tie evil passions Of sinful meu; or, 20 that
cannot be done. taxa 20 secure France as an ally
IN arranging a.i.i,s on tl.s side the Atlantic and
ex.szd the entente cosjia.e all asounl the habil-
able Globe. With france in offensive AMI delen.
siys alliance. she would have less apprehension
Of ene5u1terus tls United States but sti.l would
vastly prefer 90 1lc2 out Of the fight. preserve
her commerce from our sNasmiHg steam piiya-
tssrs. mike profit ont o.! both sidss. and m9ralize
or h1man iuG-m.is'. LouiI Napoleon how.
ever has studied England he knows her
lA4pN.-- '-- G -'~'' -"@
Emperor understands very well that the deare {
wish and most invalia0.e design Of every English
Government is % destroy him, and his Empire.
and that The sta,e.m=r OF that couatry are very
capa14' ol urging "'" ~ war Os promises Of
support as they eid in the ease Of Aexicol and
then,wlen he isiairiy committed abandoning him
suddenly, dropping him Ike a DO: potato, and
even ,slo1ld that be their cue espousiog III, op
posite side. 10 may sem sad and uniccounts.
bic tina: people OF sueh noble sentiments as the
English. deeply deplo-iag ell shortcomings Of
men people OF pnrer eyes than to bshO d uni.
ouity, should labor unser 50 Infamous a rePuta-
tioail Eu,0p ar fact is that