New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17

nay tines. tar. y ia a compliment paid ny is''oh
OF ~ eu;y three millions Ceayins c. ;. A. OUT OF
ccvL which tie nation ofless than OlVJo Goes ho' re-
turn in kind ror coureonsy acknowledge IN any way |
At the presen; Tine Mr. King doing, DOUBT mol any
little duties hc get At. just as pretiy' eushs'!,
politely rs any OF LIS predecessors have uone men, ana
40 arv third selectmap Of New.EDg,and country VII
larc would -ct IA, 10 90 hen QDd TO be Jolly glad to
for tie pay 600 in greenbacks at present rates OF
eychoree ,is legation Is wcIse than idlc absurdy.
Ash John Sdell who is o sLrewd man, what he thinks
about H. If diplomatic representatives. are Of any ac
CONT il Is an UNCOMMON st time to send fit one here-
one in whom t'c Government have much con
fdcrcc. that il vii not think il wise 10 send him out
from time 70 tine New.York archbshovs, New
York Law politicians counter-aGs However inoStiDG.
beand cutie iuesimGble II is from any documents vet
inown-vas the service rendered by Mossrs. Hughes
Weed Evarts a2d other light infantry Of ogr dipie-
matte corps that have from time TO time been detached
on foreign duty the immediate harm they dd Is patoIt
IT. to take the of gone out Of hearing and
Of TINS worlds talk one two three oficious men
sent from department Of STATE % help ont one
minister at Paris, the immediate and ns. inference
If folks here is that Government has not ful con-
derce in Mr. Daytons abiityto manage the STAIRS III
trusted 20 lis care. and natural enoerh consequence
is that official agent is 20 that extent deconSdecd
az tho Fcnch say, in French opinion. Nor yet are the
oilicous undipiomaed agents more considered Ignorant
as they for the most part have been Of the language
the nauuers and custom Of tie nation TO whom oy are
sent 10 Go-whsti
To return moment to King Pins X. his views of our
great contest rs inmatrd in his Secretary of Saess
letter Of ed of December (saniresayy Of Coup dadt)
The Journal DIS DeJats abiding 10 tie letter this
morning. asks: why did Cardinal Antoreh. while
dcporiug with much and proprcty tie civil
war now distncting America not seize the occasion 20
blame the institution which is the Of the war. Is
tie institution Of Slavery then les condemnabe in the
eyes Of the church. ard less contrary TO the spir: OF
CT rstiany than war" The writer in the Debas iron
icay chartably supposes that the teleIaplc version
Of the letter question unathul TO It's original text on
Ills point. Let clear minds of cant. Doubtless
Christianity Is hostile Slavery. Doubtless the church
as imperfect wofny imperfect. Representative Of us
spirit did do something TO forward tho abolition %
white Slavery N Eusope--ooking ont sharply for its
own material and political interests the while and
taking ages 20 mildly and safely cooperate with TIE
forciblc drn of events in tie direction OF abolition
But when who're how. las the Ronish Church-or .or
that matter any other church. churci-risked any
thing yeutured any effort with the sole pure end IN
view OF Gbolishing Negro Siayory' Individual Chris
tians in oil communionS have done yeoman's service
in that way--IoEo earnestly. conscientious!I.
holly than Roman papal communicates. The help any
tie best Of them. ever got from the Roman or otler
organized church has been Of the smallest. referred
above 10 The Uaor thoroughly pors reIorrade organ
grinding ont rery old hundred tuacs u tie past con-
tuIcs to small chorus Of belated moderns, who chant
IN unison Ycn VIII find something iyclier but Just as
antique and reTocrGde in spirit If ron viii consult the
Au-clts dc Ia ProPiag ation dc IA Fol- wherein CORE
spondents aud others date the ead ruin thai
have befaen the Catholic doccses the clergy md the
Institutions in the South. all along Of our NoFthernl
war; fer Which abolition Of slavery is the merest sham
prctcuse On the WHOLE the Jo better end the logic
stronger lut the sentiments the same as those OF
The Protestant Bishop o.. Vermont Ispcak. Of course
only Of the drift Of the alignment on either hand. Few
indeed Of Eurorean educated Cathodcs-ronc vhose
Intelligence BIAS raised him 20 the dignity u bishop
would dream, al this tine in history, Of making up
bLIcal argument f-5os OF black slavery 1ha. Is,
the specially Of American diyiues--oi American Pro
tesian. d.ginc7-a Iemcfl specially In which Protest
ant divucs Of the Frce.Sate tsocalcd) struggle for
pIcGai1eAcc with the called diyiues Of the slave
country Bat the so.cel dgines OF ifc slave country
lave o sort OF oxcaso. Ticy ore subject. Ike Ly.
men - the influences q tic melinm in which hey
pass tltir ives Pits tLat Lad understood the fi.
lul significance 81 tvs simple law ca.ler. j. was IN
exoasabe error on tie part Of Mort rulers aud p-0
PIE 20 suppose that there large Union parry 10
tie South when they bod patent before their eyes Tie
fac: that he ocsry-ierrescnta 1.-THE congregation
70 n degree unknown In European countries where.
however their common action would be sure index Of
popular opinion 20 ~ great exteni--almost TO man
was rs one With the political lenders" AID lie mob
and tls editors" There being given Whist is tie ro
naming popular massi AN inevitable following. We
arc hardly recovered from thai diseased impossible
ton Of popular &On-orn Union Vtriy" TO tits day.
Readers Of THE TRIBUNE win hardly think that I.s
Eintgh RtrieD 10 good authority FOR shc.r Intellectual
guidance in these times. Let tAem act enter claim
here to quote rex, sea1t letter day, passages from NO
200 Of Tie EdiaJwgl. april la55pGssas,c' yet pIoa-
bio ior doctrine for rcproof for correction r !ns rc
ton in right wiscncss They writ ia tic good
old days, when Tie EdiaJaJgL yet held IT'S stand On
principle when that lesser Scotch light, the Glss.
wcgian LID, WHO now .ah.catcs for Tie LoHdoH
Tins thought he believed IN good time coming.
Ike cur liie Mac tie l..c soul Of man go; scared
wlel It came. b.; mus; forego qualification Of tie
itch have 10 present these sometime Scotch views o.
orr actual conflict 10 n Inorc convenient season.
The last news from Madrid is that the Quecn has
finally yielded On the 81 Domingo question and rein.
stated TIC Nsr1aoz Ministry in whose political pro-
graume lies the proposition FOR the remuneration Of the
attempt at conquest Of St. Domingo. This proposition
VII be presented in tie coming throne speech addressed
to tie CoItez Tie attempt 10 deprive tho ST. Doinin
leans now proposed to be renquished has cost Spain
some millions Of money and about 1900 human lives.
The Offering Of rational terms of Arrangement with
Peru goes it is to be hoped with this rational renunc
at!on q hopeless wicked attempta at foreign conquest
hat hc