The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-24


1ua great events Connected with our civil var
coaNI'uts to ai.1rl'rr Gy@ Il '-rr'-u thought
ami auoanor. Every arriyal fror Furape Affords
.diu,ouAl eyIior,e of the in,ete-, toani'cstei 10
our strurgie A. he way c,iluiua,ea ,he pet1,cu-r
u temper recently d, ayci bv tho fore'rn PROSE
aud government. gradually ,5ves way u a seut-
mont .Tpr. %otinQ ~ profound awe At he ssuc
which 3. no oa. or fesAr .ri ~ uno rtain. Il SUM
versally fit toAt tie American ycople are ln;oxi.
d. resolved g. tnEiut,u thGr sanouaty ~ al LAz.
arts This CONCLUSION - highly hyJ- Ahie to con.
tnusuco u tie neutrality which las recently becn
regarded, apparently without suficirnt rr1unta
Nth something BIKE s4arm aud Clspic'n. But
he example u the Fresch ReyuIuuon has no. teen
Jn. Tho European govern M e-lt, real. r. inst any
suerp, y Interfere Ia Affairs would be- ineyts
hly at,oBdsJ with uc same results witnessed IN
France, u involuns ,u irretn-I'Ahle ruin the "a.
lions that " Nil S,ieupt b. ,akca selfish .dySu-
tAyo ot "r II Iulos. II IL seen. VIII mingled
wunior sld ALARM, uat ne amazing vitality sn3
the rrodig. "a resources and spirit oi tnc Amen
eau peoplr have teen s.arro,y llect,d by "a sior-
tunes uha, would %. K snce have b-''.1 down
any nation Ia the world, cIo.pt, pcrAsPg, Ln- snd.
Yet, even .- r,.s-i- nt4ut, i is now rvc1r-
MED thai, after i.'l5 y'Nrt ,errbe ani exhaust
I've civil contest the tnltnd States now VA
bttor pos.u,n for ~ offensive VA han Great
Britain. The continued and someSh IA. N" ypccted
neutrality - the ut-dSnocrstc vcrumcn's ~
Europe may therefore Lc ascribod to wholesome
respeo, for tbe strength thatis sill compc'ent -
punish iorisr aggression AMI suppress domestic
treason. Tho rcbcl lenders dISsruci hong since
tie Signs Of Elrog@An diplurnncy, AID confessed,
| through the p,incippl Redmond Journals aud n
| Vie Confederate C11lt.S that ibs South must
slGndon all hopes o. op,u foreign interference amt
assistance. The auiicsi.'l1 u up r., d.epay cd b.
the American - pie in tho -c.rcLon of Mr In
ooLH, together with the more recent events - tho
winter can p-i-u, are hy no mnars hEcly g.
| change lis policy Tho speech ~ E,l Ere-
SILL, al the open US u Pl orit 'ndratcs thni the
| Pllucrston ministry has determined b. maintain
and oulorce n more honest neutrality lhGn has yet
been displayed re rvmars a''c change In Cans
dian policy usy he clcsrly as-r1tcj " Imfcr,al N
nuences. The ,urr ndcr 4 thc ". Ansns RAIDERS
ard the Lac IN" rirAtcs, and the Iassayo o. tho
Alien At, were ov-lcuuy Ia ass fdspo " I'd int.
nations from the hotnc g.ycrnnIcp, that England
would not ue psr-y to any CANADIAN Confederate
quarrel with he United 5tatcs. With Frame asp,.
Of trouble eEsss in Iefcr'u.o 20 tie re usE' Z oul
Goyonmeut 90 recognize the new Mexican Enp.rv
But unless set lc eAaInulo Ut in,er uru, 10 Mex
can affairs II IS uot likely Tat Lo,w N,-oLE"'
will publicly venture to AID h, C"nic'iorA.os =
long a, least England remains n,.trL. IN
nows OF the absolute sui u'r1usl nrt rcioctlon b.
M. LScoLs OF the eiuering proposals Il the Con
feslerAt Peace Commissioners tpr 1he Y, ~ IA
South ~ Jon arD.os- and siac, our difficulties b
tlsse of foreign conquest "i ~ .nr towsr = Pc
eoueng Frsncs aud En- aud t. a'c impcniin
=. downfall OF the cJafsicrlr.. ls.y val -'c tua
they have moro To tear iro,i the uuscrupu o.
character Of the re,ri leaders than irou The power
tul aud maeyuAni nous Ndrlh.