Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

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twill be seen that the 16yliA Cabi -.
a"er discussing the Eurceear Atuatln
graselk came to the conclo1hon Aat .'nk1l,-
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government Of sufficient standing to justi
fy recognizing. and the making treaty
with the acting government would be n
recognition. Ibis would be too great a
>toop for England. We commend the re-
port which we publish TO the attention Of
bur realcrs. mud then they will draw their
own conclusions as to whether England
does not love the trade that legitimately,
or illegitimateiy comes to neutral nation.
better than honor or justice The common
opinion entertained. has been that England
and Russia would Interfere to stop the ef-
fnsion Of blood. after the signal defeat of
the French armies. aud before another
slaughter should take place before Paris.
Why should not all those powers which
are not directly involved IN the war, as
heretofore has been the custom. imcrposc
to prevent further etfus!or OF blood Pru,-
with security for the future peaceful dis
position Of her present foe towards her.
for Withdrawing from the contest. Surely
there /, no more honor to he gained by the
continuance Of the war than has already
crowned her efforts in the field OF battle
The first reports were that the French ar
mice had the advantage nt position. &C.,
and many pcople.-most people supposed
the Pru--iau. would emerge from thu rou-
test second best. but the lew -hon weeks
III rapid marches and hard fought battles.
la, III >ip'mcd preconcuivcd u!,luion. and
conclusions. The French have been no
match for ia" mcihodical. early trained and
thoroughly disciplined Prus.ian troop
Bauif after hattie h9~ been lost and army
aitpr army d!sspaird like morning dew
hefore the suu. We have all. IN view IT
III" stirring facts Of the lat two months.
ruvi-'-h orr tir~t opinions. But why con
tinu- the cnIfiici longer WHY ,io M; the
other nations lnterpn>c - prevent III Are
there any stated i,.asnn~ to prevent IL. or /,
tii' '''lff7'A'l W ~ inNNi IN 'hf matter ~
gain and los intrair. We append the
fnllowirw.-
NH TING ~ Tnr ENGri-i, CABINET
: special dispatch states that nj the
British 'abinN meeting held on Friday.
The VII lc >niDcci .: the European .iua-
iioa came undcr discussion. The mee;ing
wa falls attended hN til. Minister
Henry Bruce, Home Secretary urged IN,
Importance ~ such action on the par, Of
England a. shouiI as~ociaie her with Rus
>ia in lilc pacii,eali.h ni Europe, pointing
"a. Tie hanger VI leaving the uutire initia-
ti>". 80 HAT hu described a. inevitable, IN
reference. 20 power which had muri,
Interest as d"rr"S- M aud none Ia enlareins
The influence OF oreai britain.
lar, Granville, the Secretary Of Foreign
is4.g-. and Nj. tAr,lNcll Secretary Of
War. were not mdi-po>.l ~ ,hi- view. bit
r'pfo4riitr'i the hup1.siblitv of action
without recognizing the French Republic.
which ih"A Inalnt alnsd existed only by tn.
iIc-PrA-I5.p as OF ;. Legislative h".!.
TIL Duhc ur ir.yic, SECRETARY f,r In
Ia Objected Tina the Republic had been
rrcogI ped formally bv lie nlfcd States
IoreT,inchi. and Il would BE- a >orl oi con-
-iruc.ISr disruurtesy 10 the nl.i States
60 a--umr ihli government which exist
~ -gi.icicu,lv ana with suiiiri-nt war-an,
q" command American recognition had no
sufficient Standing IN fact To- Justify "A irea-
1! With and through il Tor "a grea; All Oh
Jsci 80 the -eitlcmcnt III Europe The
pukc al-ndHclt particularly upon the dan
Pr If abandoning m" settlement 81 such
questions ~ Europe tn Russia. whose poi,-
- III A,.l Ma> ui >" much consequence To
The pr. sent and future Of Great Britain.
Nj. Gladstone inciur'l r. the sentiment
81 tile majority ui III, cullca ,ues which
hc l-il's -i ~ r, the sentiment Also Of Her
Majesty. Ghat no government exists in
France which can properly be recognized
hy Great Britain al this time. tn" aitic,.>
from the British Minister ~ Paris Lord
Lyon. were indeed Yer, urgent IN CON
tlaTI sens. hui tn course OF the govern
Hivnt could not bc absolutely determined
b. reference ~ the ,irw- vi any agent. no
matter how Veil entitled ~ the confidence
and rc~pe", Of tn government
Ih" final decision arrived ai was tAai
nOthlng could nov he dou, -, Il was no,
cNrcdi-n, to recognize the only govern
mcui with which amy relation, could BE- II
prr-"n' established IN France
lhc result has created great excitement
Throughout London ami new dcnou.tra-
tons are lpoAcd for cot . more serious
character than those alrr.i,ly chroniclrd