, 1869-06-09
Dir. Forstel's Speech on the Ala
bama Question.
1naammatory Caricatures.
Mr.. Summers Speech Unread.
Remarkable Celletllen Of American Books md
Ballads.
t1Kox oCa OWN CORRESPONDENT

W HI. 0l1uuEl uc1u0IAnlt SPEECH. the SENS
TOR M the egotiss ther declare him to be, Whist
golden hours he must haze had Of Late! You arc
told that Ar. 61mnes, when In England, WIS the
Of 4 toady, and famed upon eyery
one Of title who ane In hts way, md that he was
perpetrattJ Assuring persons Of his affection for
England, and d his listrust In Mr. sewa,ts feel
Ing towerda John Bull II epi,hets
were wanting, people wonld no doubt
add that Nj. Sumner MA tlll.eTate and
ignorance, but Al things are other expressions
nre preferred Whipping OF his e1eryescence,
tet1 ia NO mthtAke about the fact that al classes
are hnrt- and The prp-Souherners more than tbs
rest One secs thl1 BY such speeches as the Rev.
Newman HAl!'a the other day, and more ELL. By
III. Fo1stcfA Europe docs not contain faster
friend Of the republic than the son Of the noble old
Quaker who lost bis life In his devotion 10 the
antislave,y cause, and there Is nothing IN bis
ot1lcizl position, nor tn the Commons he was ad-
dressing, to wesken Nj. Forsters reSarl. 1t WAS
he who tried TO shame the House Of Commons into
condemnation Of the pirate resseis, l
heard him read = LIST Of the vessels DESTROYED
b! the AlAban7, and haze a vivid recollection of
the 1e1cenest With which he spoke. lie now sa,s
that, as the unqualified adherent Of the North, be
Wa4 not only strongly In favor Of the neutrality
proclamation, but used hl1 uwn influence 10 obtain
1t; aud the nsst statement thai there shoald be =
PROCLAMATION isEued was made In answer to 4
question Of hz b., s,r George Inx1s tsc tn.n uon.
secretsry The reaann b. ~ w,at,ed N, ~. w..
lamation xna th., HI, fear@1 IN IL .ts.,ca 49,.
trrr. won,t n, INV, rnr,,,h -,a,1, 1900 p.
en- letters 6f msiuue: And thaf thr nrjnc3I1s. -,
International law would not permit the Erq4ish
1oSesnu}cnt to treat them n pirates, Wh1teyer
England dH, the French, he insists, did slso md
the 1siter did ten tines more BY trying repeatedly
10 induce The British Government to recognize
1sy1Axx.7oRy c.F7noxs-vr navy NJ
Tne ehop x,ndoxn ar NI,e,, v,th rsr*..,n.ss
,ntensfr,nr the H. oar ~ tba r,J,,d,s s,..sas
7p,aahovk hns 4 1srre ea,1oon vith . hsns a.,,,nI
IN which large hon Is seen wing Al e.se ~, = ~,
with the word nCanad. !. undcr 1t, forrfr.t 80
o,!ug 3orast;s him IA thu Am.r.can e,r1s .,,n
open beaf and threatening nvoon. r,nSer,..,s
Is the inscription. "cume. # yon dare, nedirs..1
With the yery w.ruess feelings a. resnact ma ~.
tection 10 the American earte. ny HI, loving
cous1n, tho Britssh Lion. hi The letter nrr,, =
IA Word with Brother ,ouathsn, :" vhr-s.
soo 1oa NAY AZ
tae. eanaaa: you may declare war
against "a; you may nj Ireland With thieves and
cuf-thsuats you may cuser the ocean with privs-
teeH to prey on our commerce, but you will do
more in}urJ to yourselves than to ua," DC, and
he writer winds up: "If 5ou a1e resolved TO
maps We shall be better friends after q contest !:
but do not keep alivc on both a,dcs Of the Atlantic
tnts feeling OF irritation and suspense which ex.
kss now"
Judy, the comic paper kept up By the Tory
party, ahoHs a room in the Cosmopolitan Cluh.''
John Bul Is sitting in m arm chair, before the
IRE, reading Newspaper; and his bulldog under
his chAlf ftees the traditional Jouathan, who has
a gun tn his hand, md three pistols and dagger
IN his belt. Jonathan Il saying avail, John don 7
seem much scared anyhow. about ot1n'. Wonder
how many aollars he'll shell out to satisfy our
national honor"
Rao-th<-Vap. another comic paper, shows
John Bull sitting At his desk holding Lack \ bali.
dog and pointing pistol At an American ot1ccr,
behind whom stands ho7id-look1ng being tn
tended to represent Fenlnn. The American,
who u starting back amazed, holds two papers,
one marked "Csnata, F." and the other 'AlAba1n.-
100000 dollalS-" This Is called "The Motley
Grew" and The following dialogue Is given:
BROTHER JONATHAN. wall, Mr.. Bull, Rueas
we've dropped u to gather how you mean to SET
tie our nlt!e htn:'
"JoHf ELL. In this manner tthe plsto1,,
Dfotner jonathan, u necessary"
Americans uarc not nehnme,t N rnsontrr tto,,
.,ot,,s e., t,o a-,,n, -, -. c.1s.a ~ tueo
e,a,las ~ tne e1.ens o. ~. sumnsfS calculations
VIC vu no. pay md thew uea.e @ is ,sst w. 11 ~1,1
nuht"
~. ,, ,r,,., IL.
shows a number Of ours selplnR .. an immense
bulldog. Tbs is called "Another Dule Run. sub.
uitted for A-mery.cur 3 consideration: nn1I orp.
t1onnnr ,r ~, .,,nto ~. mi, 49,, -
"e.u+ 'on A1'Ae 'iit' ool4 iol' II Will oe Utf4
Wo:
Aueee Ae taola CITES. at "alen Moss people
langn INC se1nsas pafs OF inc matter u That The
ssea' inu'tltoue naSe gos lnto taels hesas thaf
nus1lsa ~ "nnu " Auu4uuate taeur anu tna1 Ras,
ao7e'ts oeaat1ooo IL lia tesa1tst Il pteIefnole 70
any tuftne1 CONCESSIONS ine Earl OF Clarendon
9 ufged 70 give M Motley "hls passports" Il hc
attempts to put Ar. Summers talk into an ot,,c!a
form, and the government Is called on to tell the
United States that Il they are determined 10 shelve
the matter. with view to more convenient ulter1.
or action, England no longer considers Its ras,
Offers binding.
BCsfREss vIRW.
A writer nho processes I strong desire to see
good fellowship restored, says TO the two nations
-" Let Us do our best to cultivate iudlcious In.
alnerenee, ana TO forget II posHib!e, MI about our
mi .Sa Is11rtS So Ata W. Ss11nuo snAAstEA
Saxon .ace. and the Enriish. @ .sneatiny naiinns.
ind nl the rest Of It: and let u.s. Ii possible, learn
70 see IN eacn other considerable number OF
ons W. o. feas9nas nnn1an man. Gscatutes %no oy
deal Of inierconrse vhn whsthe+ theT tite It Of
not, must ytdt eakh other, tsade With each other,
follow the sane sorts OF pursults, take Interest
of boots ana IN renerai i've Inc sarne sort Of lie
All ihts, together With prudential motives too on-
s!ons to dwell upon, nno1ds excellent reasons @ ios
HeepinK ne peace 5at no fe9soa ~ 1T ~ ~,
| lei ,oWarl. zach other.:'
srHcr1AnFAr
rh,xe , 1,upoiar fact TO ,elL In the midst OF The
brhhrh afont ar summers speech meeting me Il
.rrr- d,.xtnnrnorn. railway ear and club. re-
H.,as ~ - s,rsrs,,s ,,1,.s ,nd +Ioce. and each
es@no-n h.d n,tcnrd stronr wor11s about Mt,
o'Ins- .U,ve xou rcsa the whole OF Nj. snuo.
nrr1 sneech ~ iIerc u the reply In twelve in.
sf.nroa- wtth A little hesitation; "So: / can't IA,
Ins~o :, .l,.ve ron traf, II a. nil ~ Well, m