The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-16
D14s,,1r1aa I gJIaEPoIicY :

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BEEN appointed, and lthat 3 dozen war
yessels, lying u the several navy yards,
aa,ayI. .SE.l.Etl sFUtl ms mud 1oEse with
4 al psasibls dispatch, in conjunction with
G.kxiStlIe tncts that readily fsuegest them.
,s:;;,IFI;ig.;a S fv;t nis y favor orbelligG'
sDcg seaialids GsestJ Bsitaia. Fdf some
MOI" mIion.hs 3hese haYe besnlindicaitnns thai
/ The. mist policy LOEatheal Government in
reference Is tie Ald6jat1s claims cOntro'
versy was to be exchanged f"T one OF 9
more dsGI1sb aHI q ps cllaFneieFi y
nav be- GbRt ahaidsaI 6RANTIhHtis In the
results Of tue recAt' electiOus a,pollIi'
cal reason oleF suchrs. change now. "
9 may sharG4he Idea OF ,BUTLER that War :
viii England would make tue tptnis'
ttation. popular and ensure Republican :
success 10 is12.8 q 0etIssy DO that BET
LEE, aware that SlR administration Pllr.
po s.; making ieh Change q policy hA I
sought Il. ANTICIPATE any official eauneaa'
tion Of Il snd 70 put himselfinth att'tnde
ofhayid suggested 1t ~.
Beide DC Alabama claims There 9fo
soma Fishery questions In CONTROVERSY
about which the bclligcrent BuT14;R
aaE6ws himself ready 10 fight; 90 nat
iitGetJAs Is lax Of material tq, Naaa AZ o
astmaSS T when elthet sIaFty really. wants TO
doit: Baek,oHiit all Is a4struggle, rs yet
mot seriously preached on either hand; for
The possession Of CanallA. There are
plenty Of mischief makep like BuEEER,
who think il would: be a grand exploit 10
,,oyerrna- and annex all the British trr-
rri.6ry NORTH Of d, and who b. rel, 2 broil
viii England Is the OpportunityrtO effect
thsttdaslgnsofspoi and aggrandlzement.
Tie Pfesidenes West India policy leaves
lo6s fos ths Al 5Ieh 6eR ion That IDEAS q
this character. WOuld thOt5he entirely dis
agreeable 70 ! him. We suppose English
.fStRta stieG5 II appreciate ths relations Of
Capl14 70 - American war, and that
while they SEHRbOurready TO sec Canada
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the mother c0un-
itry they would resist % the last extre-
nifty any attempt by The United stateS,to
Swrestiit iron her. Canada Is, therefore,
An important elementir' our qEarrei With
England, and helps yeFy; greatly, simply
by force OF her position 70 make our rRla-
tons with Great 1ritain. critical.
IfopF G9yeFpnent propQSes awar poll
eywlth reference to England the situation
IN. Europe makes tlletimesOpportunesT The
!, failure ofnegoliati6ns lot atmistice and
the resolution otthe French y not to yield
tosthe, demands nl Prussia; the recent
French successes on the I.nlpa a..A-Aa'o-a'e'
llef (6aCl66Fo Is abOnt 10 be a turn In the
tide Of the war; which has thus far rolled
reIentlessly against France; the evident
sympathies ofAustria with France, and
the prospects Of an alliance between
them the threatening attitude Of Russia,
her declaration that she will not longer be
hound by the treaty Of 1850 but will insist
on TIE freedom QC the Black Sea, tho re.
Mort that she ,Ilas already large fleet Of
gunLoats in. those waters, and thelgeueral
BELLE. ilat sIe,WiH take advantage Of the
situation III W estern! Europe to promote
,heElesigns against she GEand Turk al
combine TO make the position Of England
.critical5i In the midst Of such complica!
sIo6s s6ecolId not view, withoutapprehepr
ssE6n psFemptOry demand from, The Unit.
.ediSlRies for an adjustment Of the contro.
yeFstes,between the two countries. 1tat
fairs should takethe turn III Europe 10
which the recent ncwspoints, the United
States could : nlOdbtedly approach the
cohirtScr46a qststl1uS WIN Some adyan.
t1ge land lthe assumption Ofan emphatic
26ttltaaS ID IL aFii 10 them would, iusome
quarters "a a., give, tb6 administration
/. .lssrisateF favor : than,it now egjeyags But
VI III te e. persuaded the. sense Of
the country as a whole, tsgreatly 'ayGrse
to any foreign war, and would not like to
sec any stops taken 1t iilih7 Zine likely to
lcad't6.one. The great struggle Will, us
e YET, and for many ycarsimust be- to re.
gin WHAT 3as last u ont recent domestic.