The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02
Will the New Voters Go with Their Old
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The election campaign has now fairly begun
Candidates and canvassers have taken the field, and
every day brings from different quarters fresh intel
ligence of operations in the enlarged constituencies
and presents various forecasts OF the manner in
which the newly enfranchised multitudes may he
Of the many interesting problems that win be worked
out in the course OF the next few months is the
extent to which intimidation is likely in future
the conservatives, be realized that fresh
era OF dependency ia at hand, when the
to the poll before the great landed propretcrs OF the
country, and the two-the highest and the lowest
coalesce to crush out the liberalism OF the middle
classesY or viii the new voters, conscious Of their
strength and proud in the first exercise OF their
rights, break out into rude antagonism and repudi-
not merely the interference but the just influence
of the classes above themY We fear neither OF these
extremes. We are satisfied that the great bulk OF
pendence ,cal Ioyaily serre s.ader: their recognized
leaders and sciH cO-Ope,dte 'cih the classes ,ph,O
began the great tCOrG which is now 10 be continued
The Anglo. American Naturalization Question.
We ind the following important dispatches, ad-
dressed by Lord stanley 10 the British Minister In
the United States, relating TO Inc imprisonment OF
Messrs. Warren and Costello, alleged Fenians.
August 2l:-
- s,.,. Fs For :, o y ,, june is. 1854
me- by Mr. Seward whether her Majcsy's gov
United subject Of nsIura1stion Tremnded
&. q h and .e
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nasSTsi.aan treaty longer held doctrine o.
o ses to NJ, that
setting question which, As now Stood was c.lcg-
H. & rye sa s
%s ';s
legal difficulty and might affect the interests not only Of per
Ssa law bore on
and The similarity between the laws Of the two conn IN,
statement that there are many legal points to De com
mi ssasPs s ss' E
ss.ys soysrnmsnt said have lost no time in seek
royal commisson composed Of very eminent persona,
those questions. po.sS. how long
auy would take but apart from the question q The
.hosss! right remark that in The actual state Of
CURED with view early di.,outiOn = would be Inn
and published 10 into the nDa.s Of
bill for giving effect 70 the recommendation Of that report
Il sGod not be ted 70 ps.s without much
fore inevitable that legislation the subcc, must be de-
treaty must made acpsnden, on icgsation i was
useless to conclude u at once. lam, &C., STANLEY.
FoErrey OFFICE, July .s 1865
contaminated TO me despatch which he has from
MT bearing date the I'D Ill., IN which Mr. Seward al
have been addressed the OF the United states
on a 70 nv & ~, and
ing 9s me s s,e ,ss ~ s
relations between the countries and
ics excitement which has unhappy for time disturbed
the peace OF the British realm and the British provinces
adjacent the United States Mr. Seward I'm the
British government though without the nccey
n modification of the laws OF the British realm
the of subjects of Great Britain who have
become citizens of the nied States under their
Stewards DESIRE copy of the resolution OF the House OF
Representatives. dated June 49, requesting the President
such shall appear
of Mersr Warren and Costello. convicted
and and done In the United
States by ignoring the United States alton laws OF
aes 20 the naturalization laws hns been already treated OF
by me despatch which addressed the 18th
umo reporting the substance OF conversation which had
had with Mr.. Moran. To the rcasons there assigned
haye nothing add and cannot doubt but that he xps
already entered into will satisfy the and
people United States Of the desire OF
Maestvs N dispose OF this question
which sha. be satisfactory TO both countries. A
have TO point you that the allegation which Mr..
Stewards request for their release foundcdv that they
convicted and entencef for words spoken
in the United statesrcsts total
OF the OF the These prisoners convicted OF
Dublin, hold In October last the most prominent
insisted upon proved against them being that had
come Ireland aud crused along intent
landing Of and In ireland In order
raise against the Queen. The evidence adduced
against prisoners IN the Of
spoken aud committed by them the United states
given accordance with the rules Of law,
Testimony connecting them with Fenisn conspiracy
had existed the county Of Dublin In which county
Commission Court sat- and which conspiracy had for 10 OBJ
fishment OF a republic IN Ireland. am, &c.,