The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06
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Never heforss iH ea Piaafsn fhassA naesies aeen
more entirely free from elements with Ea-
hFppe, all pastiepati9p lp herYsys apdfqqar7
Fels, diplomatic and territorial thar this time;
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anoe Of power is nBslbe u is, hut the balance q
specie Of s6xohahg affects US very seriously.
The tihi6 Has when the@questton Of ;snationalI
ties" aroused deep sympathy I'm the American
bosom. The French Revolution, the South Amer
If }llss lIgf3 H.
and ireland il 1913 and ,'4s, found many respon-
sive throb ta6ds:helping hand on this side the
Atlantic. Those were onr days Of chivalry. The
general aqaiop ab9Rt ths people of the United
States was that they were e 2 netton Of knight e!-
rants, ready to fight for Che liberties Of the world
That the actual facts and results fell far short Of
this Qtil1ptld ids4; is nothing to the puinpse
Every q sovereign then felt thRt he was the
horn 9s libsf epd oppressed nation
alities. tioi,aias ats 9ai,si, ,ts1sis q aoia
Not so now. War has changed all this. We
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them; and thatIeyen iq the p matter of oppressed
natiopalitieg are not without our record, II
was lalyery well Tor DIDO say
as, agts il otherwise with
u.s.. J.. Misfortune has made Us aallous; as il shown,
Flor instance, id the universal iapathy prevailing
through the length asna breadth of the land
tue Fsuian Question. Very few American citizens,
other tlian ayRose III fish birth appear to take the
lesgt interest in II WHILE as We have already said,
in i84S, the Young Irelapda struggle fps liberty
had millions es synpaskizefe;i in A1taqeriop. risop
spsEhe war has effected this change, and .n9w few
Ok US care who rules Venice; whether FRANZ Jo-
aHP8, 80 the Sld, ,,ppaSge4 1Vsssafe
mere alooksfB 81" so#ith schleaWig lid Hol.
stein. > Whqt u matters It TO- us whether Dutch, Ger
man OF Danish is spoken IN these much talked-of
: Duchies. Andyet this trivial question has been
the cause OF two wars already, and is about to set
J all Europe by the ears. We could oven afford to
let LOUIS NAPOLEON annex Belgium and the Ger:
man Rhine provinces, without losing our equa-
nimity. if all these connections and consequent
wars did not affect the money market and stock
} exchange. The Bank Of Englands rate of dis.
: count affects exchange all ovor the, mercantile
world. And this money.heart is, of cohrse affect.
ed by any disturbance Of the circulation whether
: at the periphery or near the centre.
We have not been as quickly or as vitally touched
BY the present political apd consequent financial
revulslon in Europe, as was the case formerly, on
: q similar occurrence in Europe, because OF the
: great amount Of paper in circulation. There is
more money Tor what passes as such) aaoat here,
J. than called for by the wants Of the commercial
community few failures in Europe are there.
fore not as quickly responded to by counter fail,
: ures in America, as weIwere accustomed to see in
70 former r money crises The heavy shipments Of
= Specie however, dre beginning to be felt. Bust.
!, hess,meh ar6nneass, not knowing what I'd do.
: Our eanggf is very pqoh 4esyYned, however, by
a the fact thatth decline in cotton, caused by the
present European crisis did not arrive until after
the great hqhkaof the crop bad been shipped, and
9 sold At remuneratiye p IL prices. The unparalleled
luxury, nov, predominant ali over the North, in